Commencement Planned For Warren County High Class Of 1935
Front Royal Va May 16 plans announced for the Warren County High School commencement for the Class of 1935. Forty four seniors are to graduate on Monday May 27 with a Sunday 7 45 sermon at the school auditorium joint by local churches. The program includes class day events and an eight oclock diploma ceremony in the auditorium. Notable speakers are class officers and faculty, with diplomas presented by Principal Q D Gasque. The Hugh D Hite Medal will be awarded for service and efficiency. Roster lists forty four graduates led by B Ney Scheuer president and Gladys Haley vice president.
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Front Royal
Warren County High School
Glee Club
Lottie West Whitehurst
B. Ney Scheuer
Frederick Bell
Evelyn White
Teddy Mathews
Laura Boyd
Helen Emmert
Margaret Pence
Christine Mills
Ray Houghton
Lawrence Liberman
Hubert Potts
William Kerfoot
George Webster Duncan
Gladys Haley
Q. D. Gasque
Hugh D. Hite
Hugh Hite
Whitehurst
Louise Borden
Frederick Milton Bell
Lul Fenwick Cameron
Earl Franklin Daniels
Samuel Lightfoot Dunn
Ray Thomas Houghton
William Macatte Kerfoot
James Robert Lewin
Lawrence Lipman Liberman
Edward Menefee Mathews
Robert Megeatlf McCarty
Roy Totten Mitchell
Hubert Thomas Potts
Geore William Powers
James Wiliam Simons
Ralph Miles Stronsider
Edger Lewis Thompson
Robert Kipps Walton
Charlotte Catherine Baker
Jean Priscilla Baker
Annie Matilda Bayly
G. BE. A. Reinburg
Warren County High School Band Opens With Large Audience
A large crowd attended the first public concert of the Warren County high school band in the school auditorium. The band, organized only months ago, delivered an excellent program. Captain G. C. Dean, director, received a pen and pencil set as a gift from band members for his untiring efforts.
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Front Royal
Warren County High School
G. C. Dean
Front Royal social notes and local happenings
Mrs G B E Reinburg held a financing class at Warren County High School auditorium. The Front Royal All Stars will meet the Alexandria Eagles here Saturday and travel to Winchester Sunday for the Park Association game.
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Front Royal All-Stars
Alexandria Eagles
Winchester
Park Association
All Stars Seek More Victories in Weekend Games
Front Royal May 16 Highly elated but not over confident after defeating the Celtics last Sunday the All Stars aim for more wins this weekend They host the Eagles from Alexandria at Warren Avenue Park on Saturday Stankus and Hammer sley may see action for the visitors while Celtic players bolster the lineup The second Valley Feud renewal in Winchester Sunday features Park against the Park team led by Lefty Jewett aiming to even a 5 0 shellacking deficit in early May
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Celtics
All-Stars
Alexandria
Eagles
Warren Avenue Park
Richbrau
Travers
Stankus
William and Mary
Ed Hammersley
Alexandria High
Celtic
Winchester
Park Nine
Lefty Jewett
June 6 Is Last Day For Filing For Warren Primary
Candidates for the Democratic primary must file petitions with the Warren County Democratic Committee chair by June 6. Each petition requires a county treasurer receipt showing 2 percent of the first year's salary. Petitions not for district offices need 50 qualified voter signatures. district offices require 10 signatures.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Democratic Committee
Land Troubles Cause of Fight
Clint Butler and wife Rena Butler appeared before Trial Justice Walter G. Olmstead charged with assault with a gun on Ben Funkhouser. The dispute over land rights led to the incident. they received fines of five dollars plus costs and a suspended six month jail sentence.
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Front Royal
Clint Butler
Rena Butler
Walter G. Olmstead
Ben Funkhouser
Language Link Between Carthaginian and Hebrew Closest
Scholars note that the Punic tongue of ancient Carthage shares close kinship with Hebrew, highlighting similarities in roots and structure across Semitic languages. The comparison sheds light on historical language development in the Mediterranean region.
Grain quotations from Chicago and Baltimore markets
Closing grain prices and cash grain figures from Chicago and Baltimore on May 16 show May and July futures for wheat corn oats and rye with various price ranges. Cash wheat and corn prices are listed by No 1 mixed No 2 yellow and No 2 white, alongside Baltimore wheat and corn quotes and general market indicators.
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Chicago
Hicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Local citizen offers help with HOUSING LOAN program
Hubert H. Marlowe of Front Royal Virginia announces he has no current ties to the Home Owners Loan Corporation but will assist applicants free of charge. He cites prior service as a district appraiser and invites anyone seeking or awaiting a loan to contact him.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Hubert H. Marlowe
Front Royal
Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce Markets Report
Markets show moderate activity with cattle and hogs at steady to mixed prices. Readouts cover steers to cows, calves and bulls, hogs by weight, packing sows and pigs, plus sheep and lambs. Philadelphia poultry, butter and eggs also noted.
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Baltimore
Earths Deepest Mine Reaches 2500 Feet Below Sea
Johannesburg sits at 6000 feet elevation yet hosts a mine plunging 2500 feet below sea level the deepest level dug by humans to date.
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Earth
Johannesburg
Market Booms as Stocks Rally to July Levels
New York May 16 inflation nudged stocks higher with oils motors rails steels and many specialties advancing one to several points. Cotton and grains followed gains while foreign exchanges remained neutral. Closing prices included Allied Chemical 151 American Can 126 American Smelters 45 1 2 Bethlehem Steel 27 1 4 Chrysler 48 7 8 General Electric 25 7 8 General Motors 33 1 4 Goodyear 19 1 2 Johns Manville 51 3 8 Montgomery Ward 27 1 4 Union Pacific 97 1 2 Woolworth 60.
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Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch
Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
Steel
Woolworth
Local Markets Corrected Daily Despite Typo Disclaimer
The Ster notes daily market corrections and disclaims responsibility for typographical errors. Readers are advised to verify figures and details in official notices.
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Ster
Prices for Patent and Cracked Commodities and Livestock
The list shows patent brand and short patent bag prices per barrel for 98, 48, 24 and 12 lb bags, with figures like 6.25 to 7.15. Additional items include cracked corn, mixed feed, scratch feed, egg products, corn meal, screenings, middlings, various butter types, and livestock values such as heifers cows sheep lambs live hogs dressed pork and veal.
Market prices for feeds and basics at local store
The listing shows prices for bags of animal feed and staples. Prices include 98 lb bags at 7.25 per barrel and 48 lb bags at 5.40, plus 24 12 and 6 lb bag variations. Also listed are shelled corn 1.90, cracked corn 2.00, corn meal feed 2.00, middlings 2.60, scratch feed, mixed feed, egg mash, eggs, and creamery butter with assorted notes.
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