Commend Float Of Front Royal In Fete Parade
Front Royal May 6 The Apple Blossom Festival float from the town drew praise despite rain. Six young ladies rode in a following car: Helen Emmett Virginia Downing Barbara Higgins Mary Ward Shannon Louise Borden Gladys McFall. A long list of local merchants and organizations contributed support.
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Front Royal
Helen Emmett
Virginia Downing
Barbara Higgins
Mary Ward Shannon
Louise Borden
Gladys McFall
the Haberdashers
Warren Sanitary Meat Market
Park Grill
G. Marchi
A. N. Carroll
C. Oma Maddox
W.W. C. Deming
L. S. Rohr
Court declines grand jury for arson case in Warren County
In Front Royal on May 6 Judge Philip Williams presided as Warren County Court convened. The grand jury was not called in the case of James Fox charged with arson of an outbuilding on the Ruffner property in Central City, and Fox's bond was renewed.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Philip Williams
James Fox
Ruffner
Central City
Local Justice Has Busy Day
Trial Justice Walter G. Olmstead presided in Front Royal court. Floyd Henry fined 5 dollars and 6.50 costs for disorderly conduct. Vance Henry charged with drunkenness fined 5 dollars and 6.50 costs. Jack Estes fined 5 dollars and 7.50 costs for drinking. James Renzy charged with drunkenness fined 5 dollars and 6.50 costs. Milt Green fined 100 dollars and 6.50 costs for driving under the influence. 60 days in jail. license suspended for a year. Joe Marchi fined 1 dollar and 4.25 costs for driving without permit.
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Front Royal
Walter G. Olmstead
Floyd Henry
Milt Green
Joe Marchi
Checks Distributed For Hog Program In Front Royal Area
Final checks for the 1934 Hog program are being distributed by the County Agent. Seventy percent? No. The South River and Fork districts received 67 checks totaling 1722.04 dollars, while Front Royal and Cedarville checks arrived earlier.
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Front Royal
South River and Fork
Cedarville
Warren County Rehabilitation Committee Approves Eleven Applications
The Warren County Rehabilitation Committee met Saturday and, under Justice Walter G. Olmstead and members D. M. Cloyd L. B. Dutrow J. J. Foster T. Whitworth Lawrence Swan and A. F. Clark, acted favorably on eleven rehabilitation applications.
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Front Royal
Warren County Rehabiliation Committee
Walter G. Olmstead
D. M. ‘Cloyd
L. B. Dutrow
J. J. Foster
T. Whitworth
Lawrence Swan
A. F. Clark
Spelling Tonight at Warren County High School
The spelling match for Warren County schools sponsored by the Washington Post will take place this evening in the Warren County High School auditorium at 7 30. Prof H C Coe will call the words and judges are Col John C Boggs Carroll Walter and Lawrence Swan.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Washington Post
Warren County High School
H. C. Coe
John C. Boggs
Carroll Walter
Lawrence Swan
Report of Minor Auto Crash Near Hayfield
Officers were sent to Hayfield this morning to investigate a minor automobile accident. An Ohio car moving slowly struck a horse buggy near a filling station entrance, breaking one wheel. No injuries were reported. Names of those involved were not available.
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Hayfield
Ohio
Social and Personal News of Front Royal and Warren County
Front Royal and Warren County social notes cover visits from Mildred Sowers of Rockland to Hedgesville and Martinsburg, weekend guests including Horace Parker and Jess Willard, and local appearances by Miss Sallie Swank and others. Meetings noted include the Loving service circle at 3 PM Wednesday and the Front Royal Retail Merchants Association gathering at 6 15 PM at the Royal Club Inn.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Mildred Sowers
Rockland
Hedgesville
Martinsburg
Front Royal Retail Merchants Association
Royal Club Inn
Byrd to Land at Navy Yard Friday in Washington
Admiral Byrd plans to land in Washington Friday May 10 aboard the Bear of Oakland bringing the second South Pole expedition to a close. A reception is planned in Washington Friday night with a Senate reception Saturday if in session. He will then go to Winchester with his family and later to Boston and Maine for summer rest.
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R. E. Byrd
Washington
Oakland
South Pole
Senate
Panama Canal
Antarctic
Washington Navy Yard
Admiral Byrd
Winchester
Amherst Street
Boston
Maine
Revival Services Begin Tonight At Double Churches
The Rev. H. E. Richardson from United Brethren Church of Reliance announces evangelistic services starting at 8 oclock tonight in the Double Churches church. The meetings will run about two weeks with a junior choir led by Mrs. Richardson performing each evening.
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H. E. Richardson
United Brethren Church of Reliance
Parked in Indian Alley Fined in Magistrate Court
E. P. Bean was fined and costs of 3 dollars after being charged with parking in Indian Alley. Police have enforced a ban on alley parking for weeks to ease congestion, and enforcement has seen relatively few violations since it began.
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E. P. Bean
Coughlin Rally Planned for Cleveland Public Hall
Officials prepare Public Hall in Cleveland for a May 8 rally by Rev. Charles E. Coughlin of Detroit. The event aims to host about 25 900 attendees with Rep. Martin S. Sweeney, seen as Coughlin’s chief spokesman in the house, chairing the event.
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Cleveland
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Father Coughlin
Martin S. Sweeney
Sweeney
Grain futures and cash quotes for May 6 in Chicago
Closing grain prices show Wheat May 96% July 96% Sep 96% Corn May 90% July 83% Sep 78% Oats May 46% July 39.44% Sep 37.52% Rye May 58.2% July 59% Sep 60% Barley May 64% July 58% Lard May 12.70% July 12.85% Sep 12.97% Bellies May 16.70% July 16.70% Chicago cash grains noted.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn price report from Baltimore market
Wheat No 2 red winter at 96 derived from mill deliveries. White corn 95 cents a bushel and yellow corn 90 cents with barrel prices 4 75 and 4 50 dollars. Market quotations note May deliveries and Winchester Markets context.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Greek Sculpture and the Feet as Hand Like Form
Ancient Greek artists valued a foot shaped like an undeveloped hand and sought to give feet a hand like character in their sculpture.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1569-B for Matron Fashions
The illustration shows a printed silk model designed for the city matron with simple midsummer street frock lines. Features include short sleeves, a two gore skirt, three-piece bodice, waistline jacket effect, and belt trimming. Barbara Bell Pattern No 1569-B offers sizes 36 to 654 with yardage details and a pattern book order for 15 cents.
Local Market Prices and Commodities Listing
Daily market list shows patent and cracked flour prices by bag size and per hundred weight, plus mixed feeds, corn meal, dairy feeds, eggs, butter, and livestock quotes. Notable items include patent flour 98 lb at 6.25 to 6.40 per bbl, egg mash 2.45, country butter 0.22 to 0.26, and live hogs and dressed pork quotes.
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Kasco
Ween
Fereare
Esstee
Eeeweee
Stand Collapse Injures Dozens At Jubilee Parade
In Newcastle England a grandstand collapse during a military parade for the silver jubilee seriously injures fourteen people and leaves fifty more with lesser injuries.
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Newcastle
Eng
Baltimore and Philadelphia Market Notes May 6
Baltimore market reports cattle hogs sheep and calves with price ranges and movements. Steers 9.50-10.00, cows 3.50-7.50, slaughter steers 6.50-11.75. hogs 8.45-9.70. lambs 6.50-11.00. Philadelphia poultry and eggs prices listed, with butter grades and egg values from U. S. Dept. Agr. standards.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Watchfulness as law of the sea extends to sharks
The piece notes sharks are governed by watchfulness, their lifespans remain uncounted by scientists, and they can be cannibalistic, attacking other sharks and consuming much in the ocean.
Market closes with mixed trends in New York stocks
In New York trading today investors favored some equity names but overall trends were mixed. Secondary bonds were firmer while metals and rails showed slight pressure and utilities held steady with scattered shifts among major names like Allied Chemical American Can Bethlehem Steel General Electric and U S Steel with several others quoted including Johns Manville Penn Railroad and Union Pacific.
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New York
Stock Exchange Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel & Tel
Atch
Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
N. Y
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Wife Preservers Seeds in Small Odd-Shaped Bottles
Small, odd shaped bottles can be saved to hold seeds. Label each bottle clearly so seeds are easily identified. Preserve seed types and use the bottles for organized storage and future planting.
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Bureau
The
Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
Tyree Rudacille
Claredon
Rudacille
E. R. Rudacille
Mrs. Burch
Clarendon
Carroll Johnson
Anne Lee Price
VERA
Bruce
Horace Parker
Albert Clark
Loving Service
King’s Daughters
Methodist Church
Jess Willard
Richmond
Louise Norcross
Mr. Edgar Rohr
Manassas
Mrs. L. S. Rohr
Mrs. A. S Hammock
Reliance
Henry Bush
Randolph- Macon College
Ashland
Mrs
Sallie Swank
Harrisonburg
C. W. Norcross
Norcross
Tom Johnston
Thomas Johnston
Walter Carter
V. P.1
Jean Rupp
Harrisburg
Carter
Katie Hansbrough
Miss Rupp
Katherine Carter
Jesse Hays
Mount Pleasant
Hugh Miller
Lucy Laws
Miriam
Orville VanDeusen
John Lewin
Arco
Early Fox
Leslie and
Eula
Roland Fox
Messrs
Henry and
Robert Sowers
Harrisonburg College
Navy Yard
Barbara Bell
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
Bell Syndicate. Inc
Star
Perontee Door
Ward
S. Loudoun St
Sevan
Plymouth Rocks
Long Island
Butter
U. S
Tee
Northern Virginia Power Co
N. Loudoun St
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