Will of Dr. Triplett Contested Over Shenandoah College
Heirs challenge a will directing a $250 000 to $300 000 endowment and construction of a Shenandoah county business college. The estate, valued near one million, largely funds the project on his farm. Contestants argue the college clause is vague and may be set aside under intestate laws. Dr Triplett was a Shenandoah capitalist with interests in a power plant banks mills and real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1. Eee
Mount Jackiton
Winchester
Close Ee
Shenandoah County
Virginia
Triplett
Turner Tries For New Record Across Country
Roscoe Turner, Los Angeles pilot, began a solo flight to New York to chase a trans continental airspeed record. He refueled in Wichita, clocking 7 hours 41 minutes for 1,249 miles, about 45 minutes behind Lindbergh’s record. Turner resumed toward New York after a 20 minute stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Roscoe Turner
New York
Lindbergh
Wichita
Kan
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Turner
Farm sale announced for 107 acres at Brucetown
The Fannie Smithey farm of 107 acres near Brucetown and one mile from Clearbrook will be sold at noon next Saturday in front of Court House. The notice promises immediate possession and a chance to obtain a nice home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Smithey
Brucetown
Clearbrook
Court House
Fair Directors Withdraw Suit In Local Court
The Winchester Agricultural Society stock ownership case is abandoned after the court was to determine rightful owners. Directors sought a certified list to back action, but dissension and missing certificates led to dismissal with costs to be itemized. no dates set for the upcoming Winchester Fair, likely late August or September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
The
Agricultural Society
Winchester
Fair Association
Winchester Fair
Coleen Moore Granted Divorce From Film Producer
Coleen Moore of the films was granted a divorce in Superior Court from John E. McCormick a film producer. She charged cruelty and the defendant who married her in August 1923 did not appear to contest the suit. Dr. and Mrs W G C Hill and Mr and Mrs F S Ford of Cameron West Virginia are guests at Hotel Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Coleen Moore
Superior Court
John E. McCormick
McCormick
W. G. C. Hill
F. S. Ford
Cameron, W. Va
Hotel
Jack
Stimson Defends U S Naval Policy Before Senate Panel
Secretary Stimson told the Senate foreign relations committee that U S naval treaty terms reflected expert advice and parity with Great Britain. He argued against building large 10,000 ton cruisers, noting distribution of power between 8 inch and 6 inch cruisers and avoidance of overreliance on a single design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Stimson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Great Britain
Blind Man From Bloomery Charged With Stabbing
Luther Harper, a blind resident of this city, was arrested and extradited to Hampshire county, West Virginia, on stabbing charges related to C. E. Clarke of Bloomery. Clarke reportedly recovered. he is not pressing charges as WV authorities pursue formal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
C. E. Clarke
Bloomery
W. Va
Luther Harper
Hampshire County
Harper
Ske
Clarke
Memorial Hospital
Pauline Morris Dies Widow of C William Morris in Winchester
Pauline Morris widow of C William Morris died peacefully at 7 30 p m in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born at White Post she was the oldest Garner child and for 30 years lived with Charles L Crum's family. She married C William Morris about 35 years ago and is survived by one niece Ollie Mc Reynolds of Junction City Kansas. Funeral arrangements await her niece's arrival and services are expected at Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church with Orrick Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Morris
C. William Morris
Winchester Memorial Hospital
White Post
Henry
Lucy Garner
Winchester
Charles L. Crum
Emily Morris
John Morris
Jessie Goings
Ollie McReynolds
Junction City
Kans
Kansas
Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church
South Braddock Street
Orrick Cemetery
Referendum On Prohibition Law Debated by Anti-Saloon League
Washington report notes F Scott McBride labeling prohibition referenda as stuffed rabbits while the Anti-Saloon League argues they lack constitutional authorization and binding effect. Senator Blaine questions McBride regarding league letters and a request for funds from Sebastian Kresge as the committee weighs which witnesses to recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
F. Scott McBride
Senate Lobby Committee
Anti-Saloon League
League
Blaine
Wisconsin
McBride
Sebastian S. Kresge
Wisconsin Republican
Kresger
Carawa
Mrs Woodward Ill After Hospital Admission
Mrs. Harry H. Woodward, hospitalized at Memorial Hospital since last Saturday, remains seriously ill with double pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Harry H. Woodward
Memorial Hospital
Diocese delegates gather for Grace Episcopal Church meet
Bishop Tucker to speak at Grace Episcopal Church in Va on Wednesday and Thursday as part of a diocesan gathering. Bishop Bryder of West Virginia leads the quiet hour tonight. several addresses will be given by diocesan speakers and junior and women’s groups hold meetings with officers today and tomorrow. lunch to delegates at Battletown Inn and hostess list announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Robert T. Barton
E. L. Woodward
Barton
Woodlawn
Battletown Inn
George Atkinson
Louise Davis
Rose MacDonald
John M Johnson
E. S. W. Howard
The
Little Helpers
Harry F. Byrd
Alfred Cary
United Thank Offering
Sallie Deane
Kate Powers
Louise Powers
Spirit of Missions
H. B. Whiting
C. P. Cardwell
H. B. Harris
Nancy Tackett
John B. Neill
James A. Hill
Albermarle
Frances Wolfe
C. E. Picot
Richmond
Louis Tucker
E. E. Osgood
F. W. Tilford
H.B. Soule
Joseph F. Moore
William F. Long
President Hoover to Review Navy Fleets at Virginia Capes
President Hoover determined to review the battle and scouting fleets of the navy at the Virginia Capes. He plans to leave Washington to board the Salt Lake City at Hampton Roads and return after the review. The event includes a navy air fleet review as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Virginia Capes
Salt Lake City
Hampton Roads
The
Capes
Havy
Fly War in Virginia Campaign Against the Fly
Virginia declares war on the filth bearing fly and launches a county wide campaign. The Federated Church Women sanitary committee produced fly traps with forty machines cut at Handley School and distributed as models to county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Winchester
Federated Church Women
Handley School
New Fires Rage On Capen Mountain West of Winchester
Forest fires continue to burn on Capen Mountain west of Winchester. Thousands of acres of timber burned as flames span a six mile front and one mile width. Federal rangers fight the blaze day and night while crowds observe the scene at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capen Mountain
Winchester
Fruit Sets Well in Winchester District Orchards
Commercial apple orchards in the Winchester district report less damage from recent sub freezing temperatures. Experts say fruit has set well in the region due to good air drainage and pollination. Frederick County holds about 1,000,000 trees with optimism for fall crops. the news also pleases orchard supply industries. LOST Boston terrier. Reward offered for return to Betsy Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Frederick County
Local hospital to graduate eleven nurses
Eleven graduates from three states will receive diplomas at Hanathy Freer Memorial Hospital in a three day ceremony. The class includes six Winchester residents and one student from California, with service in Loudoun and Frederick counties as well as West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanathy Freer Memorial
Lillian Anderson
Virginia
West Virginia
California
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Winchester Country Club
Frederick County
Warren County
Shenandoah County
Elizabeth Sydenstricker Snyder
Summit Point
W. Va
Arlene Strickler
Woodstock
Mary Virginia Cochran
Winchester
Laura Mae Sparrow
Front Royal
Sarah Mildred Boyce
Mary Jane McCone
San Francisco
Cal
Madalyne Virginia Ebersole
Dorothy Gould Johnston
Mary Louise Thomas
Elizabeth Mae Cather
Laura May Anderson
Injured Boy Noah Johnson In Critical State At Hospital
Noah Johnson, a colored youth, remained in critical condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital after being run down by a car just after midnight yesterday. The vehicle passed over his head, fracturing his skull. surgeons operated this morning and removed a portion of injured brain in an effort to save his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Johnson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Auction Sale and For Rent Notices in Local Ad Column
Auction sale listed for Wednesday night by Gee Bros department store. Also notice for rent a new 64 room private apartment available June 1 for adults in breezy finest locality at Baylis 315 Amherst Street contact 309-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylis
Amherst’ St
Cadets to Open Camp Here Friday May 23
Staunton Military Academy announces the annual spring encampment as Cadets depart Staunton for Winchester on May 23 at 8 a m arriving for noon mess and returning May 30. The camp grounds shift and a road now serves the site with new shower baths planned and a permanent camp fixture supported by Winchester officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Cadet Corps
Staunton Military Academy
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Ra
Military Science and Tactics Office
W. S. Thomas
Rouss Spring Park
L. R. Dettra
For Sale Forty Five Acres With Improvements
Forty five acres of land with improvements that cannot be put on the property for less than five thousand dollars all in fine condition. Churches and schools within walking distance on a good road. Excellent opportunity for a chicken farm. Price on request Hansbrough and Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansbrough & Carter
Miller's Seed Special Watermelon Onion Sets
Miller's store advertises water melon musk melon onions sets and other seed items. The listing highlights garden seeds and planting supplies available for gardeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's
Parson Nelson Wins First Honor In Golf Tourney
The Rev. Parson Nelson won the gold medal with an 86 on a tough course and an 18 handicap. Charles Isaacs set a course record with 67, breaking Joe Kirkwood’s 68 mark, as prospects and scores dominated the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson Nelson
Robert B
Gearing
Weems
E. V. Jr
Isaacs
Charlie Isaacs
Joe Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Isaac
Lagoon
Authority Granted for W and W Railroad Financing
Interstate Commerce Commission approves reorganization plan for Winchester and Wardensville Railroad Company. Original line built 1918 at cost 990 550 to serve Virginia timber and farms. Receivers sold assets 1929 for 200 thousand. plan authorizes 134 thousand common stock 300 thousand first mortgage 56 percent gold bonds and 332 thousand income mortgage bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Interstate Commerce Conmission
Chester and W
Herbert
S. Larrick
Williams
Winchester and
Wardensville Railroad Company
Special Linen Suits Cleaned At Troy Laundry Sale
Linen suits washed or dry cleaned for five cents, plus twenty five percent off ladies dresses at the Troy Laundry. Phone 1047. John W. Hockman, Mar. (13-1p-31)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
John W. Hockman
Mar
Government Forces Clear Sholapur Under Martial Law
Government troops under martial law seized Sholapur after civil disobedience leaders tried to set up self rule. Troops fired in streets, posted machine guns, and erected barricades as traffic ceased and residents fled. Eighty arrested in Calcutta raid tied to Bengal branch of All India National Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sholapur
Associated Press
India
Calcutta
Bengal
All‘National Congress Committee
Chittagong
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DR. Triplett
Fair Directors
Sherman
Texas
George Hughes
Fife
Mrs. Barton
Ladies’ Aid Church’ of Christ
Thurs
Boston Terrier
Betsy Ross
GEE Bros
S M.A
Major Taylor
Charlie Isaces
W. & W. Railroad
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