Clarence Darr Dies at 1122 Valley Avenue
Clarence Elmer Darr died yesterday afternoon at 4 45 at his home aged 63 there will be services at 2 30 Wednesday at the United Brethren Church with Rev L G Bridgers officiating burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery pallbearers named Ernest LeMaster Lawrence Clark Henry Carr William White Percy Sheetz and Lewis Fienner survived by wife Katie L White son Lloyd R Darr two brothers Monroe and Josiah Darr sister Mrs Alice Clark of Winchester and three brothers Thurman Joseph and Herbert Darr of Winchester
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Elmer Darr
Valley Avenue
Mr. Darr
Cumberland County
Joseph Darr
Sarah Ann Darr
Snyder County
Katie L. White
Lloyd R. Darr
United Brethren Church
L. G. Bridgers
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Ernest LeMaster
Lawrence Clark
Henry Carr
William White
Percy Sheetz
Lewis Fienner
City and County Realty Transfers
Mary Ann Orndorff and others transfer two tracts near Paddy Run to Roy Markley Orndorff for $1 and other consideration. Annie L. Foreman and others transfer land on Frederick Grade and part of Henry Stine farm to Luther Patton for $10 and value. Gladstone E. Grubbs and wife to James Robert Seal and others for Lots 13 and 14 in Lela M. Miller plat for $10 and value. H D Whitacre and wife to Commonwealth of Virginia a Route 50 east of the West Virginia line for benefits accruing. Winchester None.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Orndorff
Roy Markley Orndorff
Paddy Run
Annie L. Foreman
Luther Patton
Frederick Grade
Henry Stine
Gladstone E. Grubbs
James Robert Seal
Lela M. Miller
H. D. Whitacre
Commonwealth of Virginia
W. Va
Funeral Rites For Mrs. Callie C. Atkinson Tomorrow
The funeral for Mrs. Callie C. Atkinson widow of Judge William M. Atkinson will be held at noon tomorrow in Mount Hebron Cemetery chapel. Rev Bland Tucker of Washington will officiate with pallbearers Maurice M. Lynch R Gray Williams Stewart Bell and Fred S. Boyd. interment in the family lot. Mrs Atkinson died yesterday at the home of her son in law Robert W Woolley 3401 Prospect Ave NW after 23 years there. She leaves a daughter in New York state a son in Florida eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie C. Atkinson
William M. Atkinson
Washington
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Bland Tucker
Maurice M. Lynch
R. Gray Williams
Stewart Bell
Fred S. Boyd
Submarine Squalus Down Off New England Coast
Rescue operations rush to the Squalus after it sinks 240 feet off White Island near the Isles of Shoals. Navy plans include Falcon and Wandank support, with Lieut. Naquin in command and Lt Commander Momsen heading rescue efforts and the famed underwater breathing device.
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O. F. Naquin
Navy Yard
New London
Conn
Richard E. Edwards
United States
White Island
Isle of Shoals
New Hampshire
Semmes
Falcon
New England
Washington
Navy Department
Navy
C. B. Monson
Washington Navy Yard
Anacostia
Wandank
Boston
Isles of Shoals
Portsmouth Harbor
William T. Doyle, Jr
USN
Milford Ave
Baltimore
J. G. Robert. N. Robertson
Mercer St
Quanah Tex
J. G
John C. Nichols
Stewart Ave
Chicago
Ensign
Joseph H. Patterson
West 20Th St
Oklahoma City
Okla
Coast Guard
Thetis
Harriet Lane
Charles B Momsen
Clarke Schools Awarded Prizes For School Projects
Thelma Davis Hazel Putman Mroaddus Welch and Kenneth Willingham led Clarke Schools with awards for animal unit work while Millwood Providence Chapel Mount Carmel and White Post students earned prizes for wind birds and cotton farm map studies. Visitors viewed exhibits then enjoyed open air plays and singing games as sports were cut due to youth. Field day planned for Glendale today and Pine Grove tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Davis
Hazel Putman
Mroaddus Welch
Kenneth Willingham
Millwood
Rolfus Good
Frances King
Burchell Wiley
Joseph Lupton
Jean Hawkins
Raymond Shepherd
Elaine Johnson
Kathleen Johinson
Providence Chapel
Louise Carroll
Charlotte Russell
Five Point
Mount Carmel School
Boyce
Berryville
White Post
Mount Carmel
Providence Chapel School
United States
Glendale
Pine Grove School
Republican Debt Week Launches 1940 Campaign Theme
Washington May 23 Republican speakers push a single theme national debt as the party marks National Debt Week The Republican National Committee highlights debt growth from 1920 through 1940 with a projection of 44 to 45 billion by year end President Roosevelt derides the tactic Taft and others warn of deficits linking to bankruptcy inflation and the decline of the American way of life The GOP argues debt politics dates to 1938 and cites recent electoral gains
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
American Retail Federation
Senator Taft
Ohio
Taft
Vandenberg
Michigan
Martin
Massachusetts
House
Barton
New York
Congress
Mrs Brill 62 Dies at Home Near Green Spring
Mrs Lillie Tamson Brill wife of James Brill died at 730 p m last night at her home near Green Spring after four weeks illness. She is survived by husband two children from a previous marriage and multiple Milburn relatives in West Virginia and Winchester. Funeral from the home Thursday at 10 with service at Pine Grove and interment in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Tamson Brill
James Brill
Green Spring
Brill
Andrew Milburn
Mary Shiley Milburn
Frederick County
Robert Brannon
Wesley Milburn
William
Jaynes Milburn
Paw Paw
W. Va
Francis Shade
Glengary
Jamney Milburn
Winchester
Trone
Walter
Grimes
Mary Place
Laura White
Pine Grove
C. T. McCarty
S. S. Abshire
B. T. Hardy
E. L. Dick
O. Puffinberger
E. W. Hardy
Omps Funeral Home
Baltimore and Philadelphia Market Quotations May 23
Livestock and produce markets feature quoted prices for potatoes poultry eggs and butter in Baltimore and Philadelphia. Cattle calves hogs sheep quotes given with ranges and weights. recent comparisons note steady or varied movements and farm deliverables.
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Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Stock Market Slips but Ends Mixed After Feeble Rally Try
New York May 23 The stock market opened weak then steadied with a mixed close. Trading slowed with about 459000 shares changed hands as investors awaited interpretations of the New Deal speech. Bonds were quiet and commodities showed uneven gains while foreign markets held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Deal
American Retail Federation
Wall Street
Ie Sterling
Grain futures and cash grain prices mixed on May market
Chicago futures show July wheat up to 75 3 8 cents with gains linked to hot southwest weather while cash grain bids advance for some graded wheat. Corn and oats hold around 50 to 32 cents, soybeans near 92 to 82 cents, and lard futures steady. Baltimore and Winchester reports list spot wheat around 87 cents and corn about 58 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Mrs Fletcher Rites Set for Winchester Resident
Mrs. Mary Suggett Fletcher of 509 Highland avenue died yesterday at 5 pm from a heart attack after a weeklong illness. A Frederick County native and 14-year Winchester resident, she was 46. Survived by husband Levi S. Fletcher and children Mary Bunner, Sylvester, Charles, Cecil, Kathleen, Theodore, and Pauline. Funeral Wednesday at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church with Rev. H J Womeldorf officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Suggett Fletcher
Highland Avenue
Fletcher
Frederick County
Winchester
Levi S. Fletcher
Robert Suggett
Sarah Suggett
Ebenezer Church of the
Disciples of Christ
Mary Bunner
Bowmansdale
Sylvester
Charles Fletcher
Andersontown
Cecil Fletcher
Kathleen Fletcher
Theodore Fletcher
Pauline Fletcher
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
H. J. Womeldorf
Theodore Legge
Clifford McFarland
Elmer Cline
Edward Dusat
Fred Clevenger
Carson
Queen Mary Narrowly Escapes Car Crash
Queen Mary was involved in a motor accident returning from Wisley Gardens. Lady Constance Milnes Gaskell suffered a bruised arm and Lord Claude Hamilton had cuts on a hand. The queen reached Marlborough House shaken but unharmed, with a lady-in-waiting also badly shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Milnes-Gaskell
Claude Hamilton
Constance
Claude
Marlborough House
Lord Hamilton
Queen Mary
Marlboro House
Royal Horticultural Society
Wisely
Surrey
Danzig Nazi Leader Calls for Atonement after Killing
Helmut Andres urged calm after a Danzig butcher was shot in Kalthof Sunday by a Polish chauffeur. He told 3,000 at Tigenhof that Danzigers must wait for Hitler to decide when to respond and warned against taking action themselves.
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Danzig
Danziger Vorposten
Helmuth Andres
Kalthof
Hitler
Andres
Tigenhof
Warsaw
Puehrer
Reich
Fuehrer
First published Benson Murder Case year
The Benson Murder Case by S. S. Van Dine appeared in 1926 as the debut entry in the late 1920s Dine detective series.
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Dine
Benson
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Lou Col
Braddock & W. Cecil
U.S
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Stock Market Report
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Natl. Dairy
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Penney (Jc
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Simerican Beauty
Northern Virginia Power CO
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Willys
Studebaker
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Pontiac
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main St
Winchester Cold Storage
Apple Storage
C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
ATHEY
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