Reverend Dame Chooses Pigeons Chess and a Loud Pipe
The Rev. Dr. William Page Dame, born June 12, 1875 in Norfolk, is rector of St. John's Episcopal in Worthington Valley and chaplain to Hannah More Academy. A Baltimore Sun feature notes his affinities for homing pigeons chess and a pipe always going full blast. He grew up in Baltimore Alexandria and Virginia and has held multiple church roles including headmaster at Christ Church School and long service with the Fifth Regiment.
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Order in Estate of Ella N Heltzel Adjudicates Claims
In Winchester Virginia the court fixes May 15 1936 for executing the order of reference in the Ella N Heltzel estate. Creditors and interested parties must attend at the Commissioner in Chancery's office to state real and personal estate and warrants, shares, and accounts.
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Ella N.oe
Ella N. Heltzel
F. E. Zea
R. &. Wright
Winchester
Rouss
Moonshine Or Larceny Only Ways Of Living
Luray Virginia May 6 Judge J H Booton of Page County Juvenile Court spoke to the Parent Teacher Association about mountain life. He argued the Shenandoah National Park will help by moving mountain people to expose them to good citizen examples. He noted no organized criminal class but poor home conditions breed evil with overcrowded households. He proposed a jail run like a college to reform inmates into good citizens.
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Mrs Timberlake Hosts Visitors and Local Dinner Event
Mrs. W B Timberlake returned from Reading Pa with her guests Mr and Mrs Irving Huyett and grandchildren Randolph Curry and Russell Huyett. Brucetown church ladies will serve dinner May 8 at 5 PM in the school house hall. Apple Blossom Festival drew many locals.
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Irving Huyett
Reading
School House
Rock Enon Item: Boy Falls Victim to Dynamite Caps
Albert Orndorff six year old son of Clifford Orndorff is recovering at Winchester Memorial Hospital after the thumb and two fingers of his right hand were amputated when dynamite caps exploded. Two other children were slightly injured in the blast. The report notes others visiting and local festival representation.
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Albert Orndorff
Clifford Orndorff
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Helen Anderson
Gore
Clarence Lockhart
Winchester
Mary C. Good
Refuge Mention Spends Sunday With Nearby Families
Refuge Virginia May 6. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Rowland visited on Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Ferrebee. Mr. and Mrs. Amiss Lillard and family and Mrs. Howard Leith spent Sunday evening with Mr.
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Heironi Visit and Rain Bring Relief to Opequon Lake
Opequon Lake Virginia notes visitors from Washington D C Mr and Mrs Haden G Heironi stayed with Ruth M Kerns and Harry O Kerns family. Local farmers welcomed rain after a dry spell. Earl Whitacre Paul Lamp and young Audrey De Haven of Siler visited the Kerns family.
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Haden G. Heironimus
Washington, D. C
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Harry O. Kerns
Earl Whitacre
Paul Lamp
Audrey de- Haven
Siler
Harry Kerns
Farmer Names Quintuplet Lambs at His Farm
George Harms named five newborn lambs Y-nough variants Yvonne Ytwo Ythree Yfour and Yfive among a prize ewe's litter that includes two rams and three ewes.
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Yvonne
Ytwo
Ythree
Yfour
Yfive
George Harms
Swarms Of Gnats Kill Livestock In Shelby County
Dense swarms of Buffalo gnats have killed about 40 horses and mules in Shelby county over the past few days. The gnats appeared last Sunday following spring high water, according to Ed Grashet who reported the loss.
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Memphis
Tenn
Shelby County
Grashet
Soney
Gishet
Cedars Cut Must Be Burned to Halt Cedar Rust Spread
Dr. F J Schneiderhan warns orchardists that recently cut cedars kept moist can form red galls that seed cedar rust on apples. Piled piles or damp conditions spread infection, so burning affected trees is essential. Quince rust also rising in the eastern panhandle, threatening hawthorns and cedars.
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F. J. Schneiderhan
University, Experiment Farm
Kerneysville
W. Va
Schneiderhan
Jefferson County
Panhandle
Meditations On The Bible Verse Reflections
The piece reflects on John 14 6 I am the Way to God and the Father urging faith in Christ as the path to eternal life It prays for guidance courage humility and daily devotion to walk with God Suggested readings John 14 15 and a closing prayer by Rev J D Russell.
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Christ
God
Shadows
J. D. Russell
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