Hines Arrested in Winchester on Narcotics Charge
J Hines from Richmond Va was arrested by Winchester police following a tip. He faces federal narcotics charges for transporting morphine in violation of the Harrison Narcotic Act. Investigators say 17 grains of morphine were found on him. He claims the morphine was for personal use and admits a prior prison term for narcotics.
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Bote Se
Pargzo
My. J. Hines
Richmond
Winchester
C. W
Hines
Hollis
Rocchelli
Roanoke
United States
Charles D. Fox, Jr
Hinkins
Jones
Maddux
Atlanta
United States Court For
Western District of Virginia
For Sale A Good Violin in Winchester Va
A good violin offered for sale mail inquiries to P Box 128 Winchester Virginia. May 15. Local classified item from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Knights Templar to Hold Service at Front Royal
Annual Ascension service of Winchester Commandery No. 12 Knights Templar will be at 3 p m Sunday in Front Royal Methodist Church South The service will be preceded by assembly at 2 30 p m at the Masonic Temple in Full uniform without swords Those from Winchester and nearby may shuttle from City Hall with room in cars for others Wives and families will attend and light refreshments follow Dr F T McFaden will preach the sermon Assistants include organist Mrs Q D Gasque and director E Barr Sampsell Front Royal committee members are P M Shirey George N Buck and W L Borden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Commandery
Knights Templar
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Front Royal
Walter M. Shade
Wendell B. Goode
Masonic Temple
Winchester
Front Royal Hall
City Hall
Ascension
Martinsburg
W. Va
Plains
Italiens Aes
Templars
McFaden
F. T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Park Boys Prepares For Doubleheader At Rouss Park
Winchester Park Association baseball team faces Front Royal All-Stars at Rouss Park at 3 pm tomorrow with Duff on the mound and Swanson set to pitch. The lineup includes Hockman Adams Baker Crowl Hollis Whetzel Carper Johnson and Hirth as manager Hockman orders practice tonight. The club, unbeaten in five games, also hosts Berryville’s Hillcrest Silk Mill at 3 pm Sunday, urging public attendance to support local youth projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Park Association
Front Royal All-Stars
Rouss Park
Front Royal
Snonandoah Valley
Duff
Winchester
Swanson
Hockman
Adams
Baker Crowl
Hollis
Whetzel
Carper
Johnson
Hirth
Park Association
Hillcrest Silk Mill
Berryville
The
Lost black and white puppy returns to home
Lost dog description mentions a black and white pup last seen near 49 South Main Street. Return to the same address for prize and safe reunion.
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Black and
Whitte Setter Pup
South Main Street
Luther Miller Farm Sale Near Opequon
The Luther Miller farm of 39 acres near Opequon will be sold in front of the Court House at noon on Saturday May 16. This desirable property is highlighted in the sale notice.
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Luther Miller
Opequon
Court House
Executor's Sale of Mrs Bell Zora Hardy Property
Executor's sale of Mrs Bell Zora Hardy property located at 450 North Kent Street set for Saturday May 16 at 11 a.m. in front of the Court House. Sale is conducted under court order with ties to filing 14-1p-2t.
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Bell Zora Hardy
Kent St
Court House
Winchester Memorial Hospital reports 2127 patients treated in year
The Winchester Memorial Hospital annual report shows 2127 patients admitted in the fiscal year ending January 31 1931 amounting to 22997 hospital days. Charity care totaled 2788.29 with 6800 plus in self costs. auxiliary aided with linen and dining wares. Administrative changes included a new superintendent and nursing head. Per capita cost reached 4.69 daily with 60 percent in ward care at 2.50 per day.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lillian Anderson
Pn Ris
Memorial Hospital
Winchester City Council
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Blandy-Garvin-Holliday Endowment Fund
Woman's Auxiliary
Miss Anderson
Walter Simpson
Durham
N. C
J. E. Harris
Richmond
Major Simpson
Anderson
Special Low Paint Prices This Week
John W Rosenberger & Co advertises special low prices on paints for this week only with promotional details and store name.
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John W Rosenberger & CO
Hickory Camp No 34 Meeting Called Friday Night
All members are earnestly requested to attend the Hickory Camp No 34 meeting Friday night at 8 PM. Business of importance to every member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Camp No. 34
Berryville High School League elects year officers
Berryville Virginia May 15 At the annual meeting of the Berryville High School League officers for the ensuing year were chosen President Judge Walter E Blount first vice president Thomas Jones Keckley and treasurer H C Bar The report hailed strong department work full compliance with requirements and programs that doubled membership The treasurer reported 60 60 on hand Hundreds attended the meeting with prizes awarded to grades with the most patrons Music featured 60 children performed whistling songs rhymes and duets by young students
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Berryville
Berryville High School League
Walter E. Blount
Thomas Jones Keckley
H. C. Bar
Hilda Levi
H. H. Burks
Billy Shepherd
Robins
Johnny
Carless Paul
Mary Plybon
Louise Bell
Jack and
Betty
Jeanette Longerbeam
Fred Pierce
Rummage Sale For The Dumb Animals Next Week
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will hold a rummage sale one day next week at 211 South Washington Street the home of Mrs. Robi M Ward. Donations are requested to be sent to Mrs Ward promptly to support care for stray sick and homeless animals funded by sales and dues.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Plant Now Watermelon Cantaloupe and Cucumber Seed
Advertisement notes availability of spraying and dusting insecticides such as Pyrox Arsenate Lead Paris Green Slug Shot Black Leaf 40 Black Flag Arsenate Calcium and other products. Also sells medicines and sick room supplies at Miller's.
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Miller's
Frederick County Board Debates Free Dental Care Plan
Miss Starling asked for a $500 county and $500 state match to fund dental work for children at 50 cents per cavity, but the board rejected the appropriation due to the county’s finances. The school board sought a $3,000 short term loan through June. A bridge over Isaac's Creek near Cross Junction was found already built using county funds. Claims for 17 sheep and one turkey killed by dogs totaled $166.16 and were approved for payment.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Miss Starling
Isaac's Creek
Berkeley Springs
Cross Junction
Last Rites For Chas. W. Brown Held Tomorrow
Funeral for Charles W. Brown foreman of The Evening Star mechanical department will be held at 11 30 tomorrow morning in Mount Hebron Cemetery chapel. Rev Robt B Nelson of Christ Church will conduct service and burial will be in the family lot. Pallbearers are J H Henry J Fred Goss C Lee Barr H F Byrd Fred W Forney and R S Fansler.
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Charles W. Brown
Evening Star
Memorial Hospital
Mount Hebron
Robt. B. Nelson
Christ Church
J. H. Henry
J. Fred Goss
C. Lee Barr
H. F. Byrd
Fred W. Forney
R. S. Fansler
Swanson Collapses at Senate Meeting
United States Senator Claude A. Swanson of Virginia collapsed today in the Senate office building during a War Policies Commission meeting. Aides were called and he was revived after being removed from the room. Hurley, commission chairman, checked his pulse and found it normal.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Senate
War Policies Commission
Hurley
Commission
Notice of Insurance Office Relocation
D. W. Ritenour moves his general insurance office from 169 to 14612 N. Loudoun Street, the Henry Building, inviting the public to visit at the new quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Insurance
N. Loudoun Street
Henry
D. W. Ritenour
Honeymoon Interruption by Court Warrant Over Marriage
A Virginia couple, Ray and bride, had their honeymoon halted when Sheriff A J W ton served a court summons on the bride alleging she was a minor. They married May 5 in Hagerstown Maryland and returned to Gore for Apple Blossom Festival. Charges were dismissed later that day and the couple resumed their marriage.
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Ray Bageant
A. J. W Ton
Gore
A. A. Stout
Maryland
Hagerstown
Winchester
West Virginia
Virginia
Friends To Hold Quarterly Meeting At Old Hopewell
Hopewell Quarterly Meeting schedules a weekend program with ministry and counsel at Hopewell Saturday at 2:30 p.m. and a Winchester business meeting at 8 p.m. An 11 a.m. Sunday morning meeting at Hopewell and a 2 p.m. Sunday school union follow. The public is invited. May gathering at Hopewell is the largest meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Hopewell
Hopewell
Winchester
Friends
Gandhi to Attend Second Round Table Conference
Gandhi, leader of the Indian Nationalists, agreed to go to London for the second Indian round table conference in November after boycotting the first. Miss Hilda Shear of Romney West Virginia is visiting her brother in Simla with Mr and Mrs L Kaufman.
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Associated Press
Simla
India
Mahatma Gandhi
London
Hilda Shear
Romney, W. Va
L. Kaufman
Rebuilding of Economic Plan Urged by Pope
The encyclical Quadragesimo Anno issued by Pope Pius XI calls for reconstructing the entire economic system to align with social justice and fair distribution of capital and labor proceeds. It praises Leo XIII’s earlier work, outlines benefits, and argues church intervention in social issues while defending private property and condemning wealth concentration. The pope’s radio address from Vatican City was heard across America and beyond.
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Associated Press
Rome
Pope Pius
Leo
Pius
New York
Pope Pius XI
America
HVJ
Vatican City
Company 1 To Play The Hosemen Here Tomorrow
The Company 1 baseball team will host Hose Company No. 4 of Martinsburg this Saturday. No. 4 is among the valley’s strongest teams with no defeats this year. Local stars Patton Artz Perry Breckenridge Balthis Gene Lewis Bob Lewis Fisher Rhodes Pingley and Racy are listed in the lineup. Admission is free and the public is urged to attend to support a civic, state organization and a team that could compete with Richmond Blues Grays and Monticello Guards.
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Company I
Hose Company
No. 4
Martinsburg
Patton
Artz
Perry
Breckenridge
Balthis
Gene Lewis
Bob Lewis
Fisher
Rhodes
Pingley
Racy
Richmond Blues and Grays
Monticello Guards
Winchester Lawyer Maurice Lynch Honored on 77th Birthday
The Winchester attorney Maurice M. Lynch known as Maurice, dean of local lawyers, was toasted at a dinner marking his 77th birthday and 45 years in practice. Born in 1854 in Frederick County, he studied at Shenandoah Valley Academy and the University of Virginia, later serving as superintendent of schools for Winchester and Frederick County and as a member of Virginia’s State Board of Education.
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Maurice M. Lynch
Winchester Lawyers
Hotbar Association
Lynch
George Washington Hotel
Frederick
Winchester
University of Virginia
Frederick County
Virginia
State Board of Education
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Lynth
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Zarden
OCAL
W. J. Hines
Spectors
Dr. McFaden
Park Boys
Millmen
Board of Directors
B. and
Chas. W. Brown
Gandhi
Leo Xiti
Winchester Bar Association
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