Star among Virginia papers with rising paid circulation
The Richmond News Leader reports eight Virginia papers showing five year circulation gains, with The Star highlighted. It notes most mail circulation is prepaid by sworn affidavit, and city circulation copies are mailed daily.
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Richmond News Leader
Virginia
Bond family endures Potomac flood on porch with hymn
Special to The Star from Bakerton West Virginia May 19 The Bond family living near the Potomac stood their ground as flood waters rose to two feet from their door They refused to move saying they would trust in the Lord They sat on the front porch singing gospel hymns with accordion accompaniment while neighbors fled Two hours after the water began to recede they still had not reached the first floor of their humble cottage
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Bakerton
W. Va
Potomac
Jordan
Bond
Slave of Desire tops Empire today at Market Street Playhouse
Goldwyn Cosmo release shown at Empire with two thirty matinees. Slaves of Desire promises strong moral drama about wandering spouses and features a notable Cosmopolitan cast across seven reels plus comedy and news reels. Jackie Coogan appears Wednesday and Thursday in Daddy. Watch daily announcements for best pictures.
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Goldwyn-Cosmopolitan
Dsire
Balzac
Paris
Jackie Coogan
Market Street Playhouse
Birthday Party for Miss Funkhouser in Lebanon Church
A May 9 birthday party honored Marie Funkhouser at home of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Funkhouser Lebanon Church Virginia. Attendees included Mollie Hamack Susie Didawick Helen Powers Thelma Brumback Lucile Brumback Alda Rinker Helen Shull Claire Smyth Bernardine Knee Anne Knee and Marie Funkhouser. Guests Roy Crabill Claude Richard Howard Shull William Shull Marvin Loveing Elsworth Keller Lucian Brumback Walter Knee Albert Guyer Lloyd Coffman. Refreshments featured pink and white decor with ice cream cakes and fruit. The party ended with good wishes for more birthdays.
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Lebanon Church
E. D. Funkhouser
Marie
Miss Finkhouser
Misses Mollie Hamack
Susie Didawick
Helen Powers
Thelma
Richard
Lu‘cile Brumback
Alda Rinker
Helen ‘Shull
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair
An old remedy Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken gray hair naturally. The preparation is applied with a sponge or brush to small strands, darkening the hair by morning and giving it a lustrous, even shade.
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Wyeth
Woods slated to chair Virginia convention in Norfolk
Col James P Woods of Roanoke is named temporary chairman of the state Democratic convention in Norfolk. His presence is seen as shaping the campaign to elect a U S senator, ten congressmen, and a presidential vote. Possible gubernatorial ambitions loom if Senator Harry Byrd stays out of the race.
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Col
James P. Woods
Roanoke
1Oke
Norfolk
Virgine
United States
House of Representatives
Col. Woods
Congress
Old Dominion
Harry Byrd
Winchester
A R Sperry Dies in South Carolina
A R Sperry former Baltimore and Ohio passenger agent, aged about 74, died at his daughter's home in Union South Carolina. He is survived by his widow and five children. Born in Middletown Virginia he served the railroad forty years, including posts at Mountain Lake Park Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg before retiring around May 1921. The Sperry family lived on West King Street in Martinsburg.
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Martinsburg
W Va
A. R. ‘Sperry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Virgil Hawkins
Union
South Carolina
Sperry
Middletown
Baltimore and
Harpers’ Ferry
Cal
West Kink Street
Wedding of Joe Ransom and Abie Green
Rev Washington Johnson officiated a marriage at the Primitive Baptist Church parsonage on North Kent street. The couple, described as colored, wed on Saturday afternoon.
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Washington Johnson
Primitive Baptist Church
Joe Ransom
Abie Green
North Kent Street
Norfolk and Western Schedule Dec 9 1938 Berryville operates
The Berryville schedule lists several trains to Roanoke Bristol Shenandoah and intermediate stations with Pullman parlor cars and sleepers to Williamson Roanoke Philadelphia and New York. It notes connections at Shenandoah Junctions Hagerstown and Roanoke with the Memphis special and requires inquiries to H A H Burks Berryville and W C Saunders Roanoke for fares and reservations.
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Roanoke
Bristol
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Pullman
Williamson
Shenandoah
Memphis
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Shenandoah Jct. Or Hagerstown
Pullman Sleeper
Burks
Berryville
W. C. Saunders
Gen
Pass
Market Report from Local and Baltimore Wholesale Prices
The Star lists daily corrected wholesale and retail prices for farm goods and staples. Notable figures include butter, creamery products, eggs, corn, flour middlings, hay, and poultry with varied per unit and per barrel or sack pricing across local and Baltimore markets.
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Star
Eieceas
Mr Meade in Hospital Near White Post
Mr George Meade a Clarke County resident near White Post was taken to Memorial Hospital last week with rheumatism and a slight stroke his condition today shows slight improvement
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George Meade
Clarke County
White Post
Memorial Hospital
Valley Belle Bread Mentioned in Local Note
Miss Helen Miller returns home from Washington trip. brief local note appears among readership items mentioning Valley Belle Bread and dealer prompts.
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Valley Belle Bread
Helen Miller
Washington
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God the Father
J. A. R. 1922
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Capon Springs
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