Long List of Names Appears on Page Scan Reed
The clipping shows a roster of individuals including James Edwin Taylor William Asbury Taylor Vernon Kenzil Timbrook Wassel Samuel Calvert Triplett Carlyle Fairfax Whiting Irvine Zuckerman Kitty Beverley Baker Catherine Taylor eBattie and many others such as Margaret Aileen Bloom Mary Allison Burgess Catherine Mae Campbell Mary Anna Carpenter and Helen Colleen Clemm.
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Ner
James Edwin Taylor
William Asbury Taylor
Vernon Kenzil Timbrook
Wassel Samuel Calvert Triplett
Carlyle Fairfax Whiting
Irvine Zuckerman
Kitty Beverley Baker
Catherine Taylor eBattie
Margaret Aileen Bloom
Mary Allison Burgess
Catherine Mae Campbell
Mary Anna Carpenter
Mary Carolyn
Names of Women Listed in Local Society Notices
A long list of female names appears in the society column, including Nancy Harbaugh Dor othy Turner Hawthorne Louise Sturdivant Hicks Virginia Hockensmith Mary Hodg son Carolyn Hoffman Mayon Hurst Ann Kaimes Anna Kline Kathryn Kline Eleanor Leatherman Catherine Locke Ruth Massey Norma Mc Coy Louise Newlin Margaret Orndoff Betsy Porter Colleen Ramacciotti Nina Ramaccottti Anna Slaughter Frances Slaughter Mildred Smith Margaret Smith Dorothy Snyder Lucille Spillman Doris Van Lear Zantha Willis Louise Wilson Goldie Wingfield Jacqueline Womack Ruth Wright Lois Yost Kathleen Zimmerman.
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Nancy Louise Harbaugh
Dorothy Turner Hawthorne
Louise Sturdivant Hicks
Virginia Mae Hockensmith
Mary Velma Hodgson
Carolyn Edyth Hoffman
Mayon Taylor Hurst
Ann Elizabeth Kaimes
Anna Marie Kline
Kathryn Elizabeth Kline
Eleanor Jackson Leatherman
Catherine Louise Locke
Ruth Parley Massey
Norma Louise McCoy
Louise Katherine Newlin
Margaret Kern Orndoff
Betsy Burger Porter
Colleen Racey
Nina Angelina Ramacciotti
Pauline Nancy Ramaccottti
Anna Katherine Slaughter
Frances Lucille Slaughter
Mildred Joyce Smith
Margaret Naomi Smith
Dorothy Belle Snyder
Lucille Marie Spillman
Doris Emma van Lear
Zantha Viola Willis
Louise Violet Wilson
Goldie Marie Wingfield
Jacqueline M. Womack
Ruth W Euphrasia Wright
Lois Adelaide Yost
Kathleen Cornelia Zimmerman
Quill Blasts Dies Committee Aimed at Wrecking Labor
Michael J. Quill president of CIOs Workers Union charged the Dies committee seeks to wreck the labor movement. He called the inquiry a menace to peace and civil rights after being ejected from a session, labeling Chairman Dies an agent of warlords in the effort.
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Washington
Michael J. Quill
CIO
Workers’ Union
Dies Committee
Quill
Dies
D.-Tex
Backache and Leg Pains Signal Kidney Trouble
Warning from health ad explains how backache leg pains may indicate kidney trouble as kidneys fail to clear wastes. It notes symptoms such as puffiness headaches and fatigue and promotes Doan's Pills for relief.
New Walk Under Construction at Gore High School
Gore Virginia May 9 Its slate foundation is finished and concrete for a 125 foot long four foot wide walk in front of Gore High School will likely be poured Saturday Principal Allen V DeHaven disclosed The project cost about 50 dollars with most funded by the Community League and the Home Demonstration Club Students under the New York A program Rural Anderson and others have carried the load The walk begins a broader plan to beautify the school frontage including an automobile driveway and planned shrubbery with work on the driveway to start next fall
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Old Community League
Home Demonstration Club
de Haven
DeHaven
Hoodlum Joe Adonis Surrenders in Brooklyn Office
Joe Adonis, long-sought hoodlum, surrendered today in the office of Special Assistant Attorney General John Harlan Amen in Brooklyn. He faces charges of kidnaping extortion and assault tied to the Murder Incorporated homicide syndicate said to have carried out at least 50 killings for prices as low as one dollar.
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New York
Joe Adonis
John Harlan Amen
Brooklyn
Wiliam O’dwyer
Murder, Incorporated
Thomas Edison Most Patents In History At Death
Thomas A. Edison held more than 1100 patents at the time of his death, an all time record.
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A. Thomas A. Edison
Gore Drubs Capon Bridge For Second Victory Of Season
Gore, Virginia, won 3-2 over Capon Bridge in six innings to notch their second victory. Scott Wingfield pitched well for Gore with 3 hits allowed and 9 strikeouts. Morrison sparked Gore with 2 hits. Capon Bridge’s Smith allowed five safeties and seven strikeouts.
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Gore
Capon Bridge
Diamondeers
Scott Wingfield
Hampshire
Smith
West Virginians
Morrison
DeHaven
Wingfield
Allanson
Michael Shane
Schaffenaker
Strasnider
Cooper
Crowser
Frye
J. Larrick
Roe
German Plane Shot Down Off Northeast Scotland
The air ministry reports an enemy aircraft was shot down off the northeast coast of Scotland by Royal Air Force fighters. British tallies place this as the 69th German plane destroyed over or near Britain since the war began about eight months ago.
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London
Scotland
Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
Britain
Democratic Mass Meeting Set for May 23 in Clarke County
Clarke county Democrats will convene at the Court House in Berryville on Thursday night May 23 at 8 oclock to select delegates for the state convention in Roanoke June 14. Eighteen delegates with half votes each will be chosen from four magisterial districts plus two for Berryville town. Delegates will help nominate candidates at Roanoke and handle convention business. Committee members include Capt Frank M Wray Kenneth N Gilpin George H Burwell J L Carper Co O Dearmont Henry Post Mitchell C C Funkhouser F Galloway George H Levi Ralph N Dorsey Holmes H Hardesty and E Blackburn Moore.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Court House
Democratic Committee
Roanoke
Frank M. Wray
Clarke
Captain Wray
United States
Kenneth N. Gilpin
George H. Burwell
J. L. Carper
Chapel District
Co. O. Dearmont
Henry Post Mitchell
C. C. Funkhouser
Greenway
J. F. Galloway
George H. Levi
Capt. Wray
Battletown
E. Blackburn Moore
Ralph N. Dorsey
Holmes H.hardesty
Longmarsh
Grain futures and cash prices mixed on May grain day
Chicago trades see wheat and corn advance on a government export subsidy for corn but gains fade. May to Sept futures quote wheat 1.04 to 1.05 1/8 per bushel with slight shifts, corn around 66 1/2 to 67 1/2, oats near 34 to 41 3/8. Baltimore reports No. 2 red wheat around 1.14 1/4 and corn 76 to 78, Winchester lists wheat 1.10 per bushel and corn 70 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Gash
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Hitler Permits Norwegian Prisoners to Return Home
Berlin May 9 Reichsführer Adolf Hitler issued an order authorizing Norwegian soldiers taken prisoner to go home. The directive was sent to General Nicolaus Von Falkenhorst, head of the German expeditionary force in Norway. A trivia note follows about the yo yo name origin meaning come back from the Philippines.
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Berlin
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Warner Bros. Capitol
George Raft
Joan Bennett
Cronce Raft
Joan
Eve
Wallace Beery
Dakota
Lupton Orchard Service CO
Automobile
J. W. Arthur
Rouss Avenue
Hansbrough & Carter
Geo. W. Kurtz
Farmers & Merchants
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ruth Bryan Rohde
Rohde
United States Travel Bureau
Nature
Dean
Doan
Palm Beach
Goodall
Coth
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Sheetz
Loch Sheldrake
Monticello
N. Y
Gore High School
Tues
Wits
Margo
Walter Abel
News & Novelty
Yann
AVA
Harry Carey
Sig Rumann
Omar Ta
Kit Carson
Noah Beery, Jr
Bedford Cord and
Gabardine
Gray & Eddy
Sunshine
Winchester Milling Corp
N. Cameron St
Hitler
RINSO
Winchester Small Loan & Finance Co
Geo
Rhodes. Drug CO
the Commercial Small Loan and Finance CO
E. Water St
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