May Day at Virginia Avenue School Features Pageant
Third and fifth graders from Virginia Avenue School staged a Colonial May Day with Handley Band tunes. Kathleen Weakley was queen, Ethel Funk maid of honor, and a large crowd attended the ceremony with various dances, a crown ceremony, and a finale singing.
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Handley Band
Virginia Avenue
Little Miss
Whitely
Kathleen Weakley
Gover- Ethel Funk
Betty Greenawalt
Blanca Danley
Helen Stultz
Isabelle Larrick
Donald Hildebrand
Benny Potts
Pegey Greenawalt
Dinsmore Potts
Governor Whitely
Juanita Steele
Marie Fries
Warren Eddy
Wilbur Clowser
Mildred Sibert
Virginia Timbrook
Dorothy Brill
Sylvia Boyce
Leonard Whitlock
Leonard Boyce
Handley Board of Trustees
Garland R. Quarles
Stotler Returns to Ford Used Car Dept in Albin
Bryan Stotler of Albin resumes duties at Bickers Motor Company Ford dealers on North Braddock street after a five month rest for a heart condition. He now heads the used car department and reports improved health.
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Bryan Stotler
Albin
Bickers Motor Company
Ford Motor Car and Truck Dealers
North Braddock Street
Stotler
Women Golfers To Play Team Match At Winchester Club
A women's team from Wayne sboro Pennsylvania will face representatives of the Winchester Golf Club on the Winchester grounds starting at 10 tomorrow morning. Local players include Mrs Stewart O Elting Miss Mary Miller Mrs Philip Williams Miss Virginia T Boyd Miss Anne Brooke Kern Miss Frances Page Mrs W H Bosserman and Mrs B B Dutton. Lunch will follow.
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Waynesboro, Pa
Winchester Golf Club
Stewart O. Elting
Mary Miller
Philip Williams
Virginia T. Boyd
Anne Brooke Kern
Frances Page
W. H. Bosserman
B. B. Dutton
Executor's Sale of Household Effects in Winchester
The undersigned will sell at 923 Berryville Avenue Winchester Virginia at 2 oclock pm on Saturday May 23 1936 all of the household effects of the late Mrs May E White including a davenport buffet china closet kitchen cabinet extension tables electric sweeper electric washing machine heatrola beds chairs tables rugs etc Cash. No property to be removed until paid for. M M Lynch Executor of May E White deceased.
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Berryville Avenue
Winchester
May E. White
Davenport
M. M. Lynch
Farmers urged to sign work sheets at once
Farmers expected to cooperate in 1936 soil conservation program should file work sheets immediately as May 30 closes sign up. Community committeemen will explain the program and help fill sheets, which carry no obligation. County Agent I Fred Stine notes many farmers already follow many recommended practices and urges participation to sustain soil fertility and parity with other groups.
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Fred Stine
Stine
Roosevelt
United States
Mr Stine
Mr. Stine
Frederick Teachers Appointments Listed by Board Meeting
The board announced new appointments across Frederick County schools. Principals include R. E. Ayler at Stephens City Orville W Wake at Middletown and Fred C Braithwaite at Gainesboro, with numerous teachers named for each campus including Kelly, Samsell, Rhodes, and Stickley families and several colored schools.
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Stephens City
R. E. Ayler
R. A. Wall
Middletown
C. B. Stickley
Elsie L. Havermale
Pauline Hudson Rhodes
Ida Saxton Samsell
Lola B. Petrie
Effie Argenbright
Nettie Argenbright
William M. Stickley, III
Samuel EE. Stickley
Eula Affieck
Wilbur R. Kern
Orville W. Wake
D. K. Muntzing
Kathryn Watson
Katherine S. Powell
Ruth Samsell
Sadie Long
Caroline Hickerson
Frances Jolliffe
Myrtle D. Rhodes
Kathryn Punk
Gainesboro
Fred C.braithwaite
Harvey L. Mauzy
Lydia H. Barton
Nell V. Morris
Jeannette B. McKeever
Norma Sue Judy
Gore
Clementine
L. Ward
Dan F. Kern
Juanita Purtlebaugh
Virginia Hawn
Miller School
Louise Greenawalt
Ada Woore
Bessie Thorton
Elizabeth Krouse
Ruth Haines
Myrtle Chrismore
Sara R. Clowser
Bryarly
Paul E. Behrens
Virginia Stickley
Cathleen Thompson
Round Hill
William B. Mickley
Joseph A. Hotinger
Virginia Homar
Grace Miller
Kernstown
Bryant R. Harper
Kathleen Snapp
Oneta Shipe
Charlena Grim
White Hall
Wilmore M. Cameron
Martha Funk
Elvira A. Brown
Lucille Jackson
Vernie M. Collins
Gravel Springs
Rebecca Adams
Nellie Painter
Hayfield
Bransom P. Myers
Thelma Carpenter
Mountain View Mountain View
Ralph Lee Triplett
Minnie Tucks
Josephine Stipe Hinke
John Colvin Fined for No City Auto License
John Colvin was fined $3.50 in police court today for operating an automobile without a city license.
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John Colvin
Social and Personal Guests Visit from Washington and Arlington
Social and personal guests at the Rudolph home in Opequon include Russell Peer Maude Weaver and families Buddy Libby Marjorie Weaver Julia Harrison Gladys Peer and son Ora Brill of Relief. Additional guests at the Ritter home on North Loudoun street include M S Rudolph and children Washington Winton Pope A C Rudolph Massie Cooper Harold Adams Edna Pope Sarah Rudolph Bush Rudolph Colleen Hardesty and Mrs Hugis
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Washington
Arlington
B. L. Rudolph
Opequon
Russell Peer
Maude Weaver
Buddy Libby
Marjorie Weaver
Julia Harrison
Gladys Peer
Ora Brill
Relief
Rudolphs
0. G. Ritter
North Loudoun _ street
Pittsburgh Couple Granted Marriage License Here
A marriage license was issued in the county clerk's office Saturday to Miss Elizabeth Ella James daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles James and Mr Orman Olen Stevenson son of Mr and Mrs Charles Stevenson both of Pittsburgh Pa Stevenson listed as a clerk.
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County Clerk’s Office
Elizabeth Ella James
Charles 5. James
Orman Olen Stevenson
Harles Stevenson
Pittsurgh
Former State Senator Kaspar Recalls Prison Time In Nebraska
Dr. Joseph F. Kaspar aged 60 from Prague Nebraska, recently released from the Nebraska penitentiary on a receiving stolen property charge, recalled that a group of criminals forced him to accept the property. He praised the penitentiary, saying he gained about 50 pounds during his year there.
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Prague
Nebraska Penitentiary
Joseph F. Kaspar
Eas
Hauptmann Case Dominates Jersey Primary Politics
In Trenton on May 18 the Hoffmans Hauptmann case shapes the New Jersey presidential preference primary. Campaign manager Port asserts machine ballots could deliver Hoffman over Landon or Dewey with at least 25 000 votes. Democratic leader contrasts party unity against Republican factions amid the Hoffmans’ weaponized issue.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Hauptmann
Ee Landon
William E
O. D. Keep
Fort
Port
Hoffman
Baltimore Markets Report Improves Livestock And Produce Prices
Baltimore and Chicago livestock markets show steady to higher prices for cattle calves hogs and sheep. The May 18 reports list produce including Staymans Yorks Romes and Delicious apples with varied prices and several feed and dairy items recorded.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
U. S
Yorks
Old Maine
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agric
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dept. Agr
Local Markets Price List from The Star Advertisement
A local markets page lists wholesale and retail prices for flour harvest products, corn, feed mixes, dairy items, poultry, and fats. Entries include Magnolia patent flour in 98, 48, 24 and 12 lb bags with per barrel pricing, corn meal, scratch feeds, mixed feeds, dairy feeds, spring chickens, butter, veal, and cows with various per bag or per hundred weights prices.
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Kasco
Pelendee Caees
MBI
Cate Aero
Magnolia
Eovees
BOK Coba Etice Seveces
Sioe
Ueneek
Scsecens
Anessa
Guffey Coal Act Challenged as Due Process Violation
The article argues the Guffey Coal Act is arbitrary and violates the fifth amendment due process rights, referencing related decisions and noting NRA's decision cited in support of the challenge.
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NRA
Market Upturn Fades As Court Ruling Quietly Caps Gains
New York May 18 Stocks surged about four points after the Supreme Court ruled the Guffey act unconstitutional but failed to sustain the advance. Trading slowed as profits were taken and traders studied the court decision. Key data show transfers near 900000 shares and the American Iron and Steel Institute noting a 0.3 percent weekly rise in mill steel output.
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New York
Supreme Court
American Iron and Steel Institute
al. Chemical
Can
Smelting
Tel
Anaconda
Beth Steel
Penn. R. R
Sears Roebuck
Son. Pacific
Ltd. Oil N. J
Texas Corp
UN. Pac
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Wheat and Grain Futures Edge Higher on U.S. Supply Decline
Chicago market reports show wheat futures closing with gains after a large domestic stock drawdown of 3,080,000 bushels helped offset earlier losses. May wheat 93 5 8 to 3 4, July 85 3 8 to 1 2, Sept 85 to 85 1 8, with mixed corn and oats quotes and Baltimore and Winchester cash prices listed.
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Chicago
United States
Baltimore
Winchester
Divorce Decree Grants Custody After Desertion Case
Judge Philip Williams grants Helen S Bumgardner a divorce from Percy I Bumgardner in Corporation Court on desertion grounds. Custody of their son goes to the mother. Both parties face a six month nonremarriage period.
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Philip Williams
Corporation Corporation
Helen S. Bumgardner
Percy I. Bumgardner
Allen Weigel Dominates With Seventh No Hit Game
Major league scouts, led by the St. Louis Cardinals, eye Allen Weigel a 19 year old high school senior from Dover Ohio. He pitched his seventh no hit no run game in two years with 18 strikeouts in a 22 batter cameo and just one reached base.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Allen Weigel
Tuscara
Dover
Allen
Central Presa
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William Dick
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Claude Hinkle
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Charles Lee
Charles Lake
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Betty Bromley
Fay Patton
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Zula McKee
Mary Rogers
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Blancey
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Mildred Powell
Helen Whetzel
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Rock Enon
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High View
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Carpers' Valley
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Mount Airy
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Mamye Miller
Branson
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Brucetown
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Cora
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Hauptmann
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Guffey
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Pyacem Case
MB Yeltm
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Aeelieree
Leonard
Baker & Anderson
W. Boscawen St
Mos
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