Great Council Campfire and Banquet Aimed at Winchester
The Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men of Virginia and the Great Council of the Degree of Pocahontas of Virginia plan their annual convention in Winchester beginning Tuesday with a joint campfire and car tour. An eventful banquet at the George Washington Hotel will feature speeches, musical selections, and official welcomes from city leaders and ingoing councils. Delegates from northern Virginia and visitors from Maryland Pennsylvania and beyond are expected to attend.
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Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men of
Virginia
Great Council
Degree of Pocahontas of
Winchester
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
George Washington Hotel
S. L. Flickinger
Amercia
E. T. Clark
Amos Shryock
W. W. Glass
Red Men
Frank S Cowan
Great Sachem
Philomena Laren
Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Bell
Minnehaha Council
Virginia W. Simpson
Great Wenonah
D. of P
Addie M. Hamburg
Great
Pocahontas
George Hardesty
Mary Cather
Worthington P. Wachter
Junior Sagamore
The
Great Council of the United States
Harry Cathell
Incohenee
Margaret Green
Red Ramblers
Great Council of Imperiod Order
Ball Room
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Rouss Avenue
Loudoun Streets
Alice Shephred
Portsmouth
16 Killed In Ohio Traffic Accidents Over Weekend
The Associated Press reports Ohio saw 16 deaths and 31 injuries from traffic accidents over the weekend. Six teens died and 12 were seriously hurt, as officials opened investigations into crashes including a Sunday morning vehicle collision near Toledo.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Toledo
Maryland Oyster Act Upheld by Supreme Court
The Maryland Oyster act of 1927 requiring packing houses to obtain state licenses and deliver at least 10 percent of oyster shells to the State Conservation Commission was sustained as constitutional by the Supreme Court. A Cambridge, Maryland, company challenged it as conflict with the federal constitution after being denied a license for refusing to deliver shells or pay their value. Nearly one third of Sicily's lemon crop was damaged by last winter's cold.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Conservation Commission
To- Jay
Supreme Court
Cambridge
Sicily
Waltonites and Gun Club Clash Saturday
Waltonites and the Izaak Walton League face Winchester Gun Club at 3 pm next Saturday with rifles and shotguns. Handley High School rifle team and American Legion may join. same five shot formats and clay target of 25 per man. Practice meets daily at the rifle range. club house nearing completion and a Friday 8 pm meeting urged for full attendance.
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Izaak Walton League
Winchester Gun Club
Handley High School
American Legion
Negroes Named For Navy Academy Fail To Qualify
ANNAPOLIS Md May 13 Results of the entrance examination for the United States Naval Academy show that neither negro youth nominated by Representative Oscar De Priest of Chicago will enter in June for the class of 1933 One did not appear and mental tests indicate neither earned a passing grade Of 1000 cadets taking the exam 802 passed while 182 enlisted men were to be included among the successful ones.
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Associated Pries
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Oscar de Priest
Chicago
Lawrence Alexandria Whitefield
Ladies Staff Named for U C V Reunion
Gen Homer Atkinson appoints a ladies residential staff for the thirty ninth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion in Charlotte North Carolina June 4 to 7. Appointees include Mrs Fr R Preston matron of honor granddaughter of Stonewall Jackson Mrs Louis Vreeland and Mrs Preston White chaperones sponsor Miss Cora Annette Harris maids of honor Alice Alexander June Morrison and Elizabeth Allen.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Homer Atkinson
Army of Northern Virginia
Department of the United Confederate Veterans
Charlotte
N. C
Jo Lane Stern
R. Preston
Stonewall Jackson
Louis Vreeland
Preston White
Cora Annette Harris
Alice Alexander
June Morrison
Elizabeth Allen
Cotton Mill Strike in Pelzer District Workers Walk Out
Over 500 employees at the New England Southern Manufacturing Company cotton mill No. 4 in Pelzer Greenville walk out in protest of the discharge of a worker for soliciting funds to aid striking Brandi Corporation workers in Greenville.
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Associated Press
Greenville
S. C
New England Southern Manufacturing Company
Pelzer
Brandi Corporation
Patriotic Order To Entertain For Twin State Body
Washington Camp No. 10 of Charles Town hosts Twin-State Association on Tuesday May 14 at 8 o clock. The program features an initiation by the uniformed degree team led by D C Dloley and Roger Manule, with speakers addressing the gathering. Refreshments follow and members are urged to bring families and sweethearts. Ten candidates come from Berryville Camp No 115. meeting presided by W X Auer of Charles Town.
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Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Charles Town
W. Va
Gore
Whitacre
Wadesville
Winchester
Berryville
D. C. Dloley
Roger Manule
W. X. Auer
Two Are Caught In Liquor Raid West of Town
Sheriff Pannett and Officer Boyd raided Gilbert C. Renner’s premises and found eleven half gallon jars of liquor and 20 pints of moonshine. Renner arrested and sent to police court. a test may determine if liquor is medical use for hospital. Wayne Johnson, found with a pint of red colored liquor, fined $68 for illegal possession. Renner’s 1928 Chevrolet coupe confiscated.
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Pannett
Tom Boyd
Gilbert C. Renner
Renner
Chief Doran
Renner Place
Wayne Johnson
Winchester
Three Sisters Up For Adoption By Local Red Cross
The local Red Cross chapter seeks adoptive homes for three sisters aged five seven and nine. Their father is dead and the mother cannot care for them. Prospective adopters must provide satisfactory references.
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The
American Red Cross
Child Society To Meet In Richmond May 24
The annual meeting of the Children's Home Society of Virginia will be held in Richmond on May 24. F D Preston, general secretary, announced that the board of directors will be elected for the coming year and officers reports will be submitted.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Children’s Home Society of Virginia
F. D. Preston
Blue Ridge Mountain Missionary Work Grows in Virginia
Miss Elizabeth Winegar, business manager of mountain work, addresses the Wo mans Auxiliary of the Episcopal diocese of Virginia detailing the expansion of the Mountain Mission across the state. She recalls the 25th anniversary of the diocese council’s decision to elevate mountain work to archdeaconry status and outlines past progress and future opportunities.
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Blue Ridge Mountain
Womans Auxiliary
Episcopal Diocese of
Virginia
Miseé Elizabeth Winegar
Charlottesville
Episcopal Church
Miss Winegar
Diocese of
Christ Church
Neve
Weakness Drops Out In Spite of Lower Money
New York May 13. The stock market weakened despite lower renewal rates and call money as rumors spread of higher federal reserve discount rates. Heavy stock and bond finances may drive broker loans and bank rates up. Rails led gains with Boston and Maine up 4 points while motor aviation and radio issues suffered. Total volume around 4.6 million shares.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Financial District
Wall Street
Rails
Boston
Maine
Important Changes In Local Markets
Local market quotes updated with wholesale and retail prices. Wholesale Wheat, 1.05. flour 6.50 to 7. bran 1.90. mixed feed 2. middlings 2.10. cracked corn 2.35. screenings 1.80. Retail flour 7.50 to 8. bran 2. mixed feed 2.10. middlings 2.20. cracked corn 2.45. screenings 1.90.
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Star
Star to Publish Conquest Serial Tomorrow
The Star will begin serial publication of Mary Im lay Taylor's Conquest tomorrow. The popular story is also being adapted into a Warner Brothers film featuring Monte Blue. Two columns will appear daily in the newspaper.
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the Star
Mary Imlay Taylor
Monte Blue
Warner Brothers
The
Star
Carolina Queen Larne Country Estates in England
Readers note a rising demand for large houses in England with 19 or 12 rooms and land parcels around 40 acres as a novel market trend. The description mixes speculative estate terms with uncertain phrasing.
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Larne
England
Iland
Ground Breaks for Berryville Industrial School Project
Six years after the Colored Training School pageant in Berryville, ground is broken for a new industrial school building. The ceremony on May 17 marks progress with several thousand dollars raised and white and black community support, led by Rev. E. T. Johnson and Mrs. Alma Layton. The ground-breaking starts at 2:30 PM after a noon parade.
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Friends of the Colored Training School
Berryville
Berryville Fair
Board of Supervisors
Wilh
E. T. Johnson
Alma _ Layton
Congress Ends Plan for All Summer Recess
Republican leaders abandoned an all summer recess and aim to shape a working majority in Congress for early action on farm relief and tariffs. President Hoover convened scattered forces, inviting Senator Borah to lunch and Senator Fess to dinner at the White House.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Hoover
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Fess
Ohio
White House
29 Strikers Arrested in Textile Mill Dispute
ELIZABETHTON Tenn May 13 Twenty nine strikers were arrested today on charges of intimidating workers at the textile mill. They were released by Sheriff J M Moreland a few minutes after being jailed.
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Associated Press
Elizabethton
Tenn
J. M. Moreland
Bunioneers Still In the Lone Star
Mineral Wells Texas May 1 The bunion boys faced 55 miles to Breckenridge the next cross country control point. Gustave Umek of Italy placed third in elapsed time in yesterday’s 43 mile leg to Fort Worth and moved within 13 hours of Johnny Salo who was second in elapsed time.
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Associated Press
Mineral Wells
Texas
Pyle Bunion
Breckenridge
Gustave Umek
Italy
Fort Worth
Johnny Salo
S M A Cadets 10 Pitch Camp Here Saturday May 25
Staunton Virginia May 13 The Staunton Military Academy cadets plan encampment in Winchester after final exams. About twelve cadets will depart May 25 to set up tents guard and hospital facilities and begin eight days of practical infantry training. The camp includes rifle and mortar practice and ends with returns for commencement.
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Staunton
Staunton Military Academy Corps of Cadets
Winchester
Peter Kelly
Baltimore and Ohio
Perce” Calhoun
Progress Made On Bridge Work At Berry's Ferry
Construction on the new bridge at Berry's Ferry below Milwood Clarke county advances rapidly with most concrete pier machinery in place. A large workforce is already employed and many more are expected to start soon.
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Berry's Ferry
Milwood
Clarke County
George Stallings Dies After Illness Ends Managerial Career
George Stallings, famed for steering the Boston Braves to the 1914 world baseball championship, died early today at his home near HWADDOCG Ga after several months of illness that ended his tenure as manager of the Montreal Club in the International League.
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Associated Press
Hwaddocg
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Here
Montreal
Stallings
Lynching in Mississippi Ends an Aged Negro
In MACON Mississippi on May 13 a 63 year old Negro named Steve Jenkins who stabbed Fred McBrayer at a plantation owner’s site was lynched by a mob. The mob shot Jenkins after McBrayer pursued him to Shuqualak and the fight left McBrayer dead, leaving a widow and two children.
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Mississippi
Associated Press
Macon
Miss
Steve Jenkins
Fred McBrayer
Walker
McBrayer
Shuqualak
Valley Peach Yield Seen In Splendid Shape
Valley reports peach harvest in splendid shape with very promising yields. Southern states indicate poorer yields, affecting market expectations and pricing.
Virginia fruit prospects look good despite early bloom
May 1 reports from the Federal State Crop Reporting Service show Virginia fruit prospects strong, with a notably early season. Peaches promise a large crop statewide, especially in Albemarle, Shenandoah Valley apples fare well, and some districts report losses in southwest areas due to April frosts.
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Richmond
Virginia
Federal
Shenandoah Valley
York
Roanoke
Albemarle
Georgia
North Carolina
Arkansas
California
Associated Press
Henry M. Taylor
Moling and Cathers Offer Big Coat Sale
Spring and summer coats heavily reduced at Moling and Cathers, marking a major price slash for latest outerwear. Shoppers can save on seasonal styles across men and women’s selections during the sale.
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Moling & Cather's
Winchester Steam Laundry Lace Curtains Ad
Lace curtains done right at Winchester Steam Laundry. Very reasonable prices. Call 28.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Removal Notice for Dr A Swimley Office Move
Dr A Swimley has moved his office from 143 N Loudoun St to 4 N Loudoun St over the Kirson store.
Hollar's Grocery Store opens at 452 N Loudoun St
Notice announces sale of stock and business to Mr and Mrs Lee G Hollar who will operate as Hollar's Grocery Store at 452 North Loudoun Street. Grateful thanks are extended to patrons since the business began.
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Lee G Hollar
Hollar
Loudoun St
Batt
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ANYON
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