Dionnes Quintuplets Stir Worries Over Their Future
CALLANDER Ont May 25 Residents fear for the five Dionne quints future as education questions rise. Two older children Ernest 8 and Rose 7 attend school while the five siblings remain split by a road between the family home and the quintuplet household. The Dionnes hope authorities will resolve the division as top schools may require birth matriculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callander
Ont
Mama
United States
England
Special Board of Guardians
Dionnes
Ernest Dionne
Rose
Ernest
Daniel
Therese
Pauline
Papa Dionne
Dominion
Contributions to Central Relief Fund Listed by Campaign
The Central Relief fund campaign committee thanks all donors and notes nearly two thousand contributions. A complete list of donors giving under five dollars is on file with the city manager and treasurer for public check. Additional contributions include anonymous ten dollars and several five to sixty dollar gifts from individuals and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Relief Fund Campaign Committee
Misses Baker
Alison Cooper
Dellinger Bros
C. Vernon Eddy
Elk’s Club
C. C. Glaize
Herbert Larrick
Lions Cub
Wm. M. Lupton
Jan MacCallum
W. S. McClintock
Miss Mary Miller
Noted Woman Bootleg Pilot Gives Testimony
A Roanoke federal court heard testimony from Willie Carter Sharpe a famed Virginia bootleg pilot who said roads blocked by Franklin county officers were cleared after talks with officials and liquor shipments passed She recalled in 1929 and 1930 a cafe operation with T J Richards and a $825 sum collected from manufacturers and sellers to be shared among partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Virginia
Franklin County
Willie Carter Sharpe
T. J
Jeff) Richards
Co. GC
Lee
Edgar A. Beckett
Kernstown Honors Roll and Perfect Attendance Marked
The Kernstown Public School closed its 1934 35 session on Friday May 24 with an afternoon picnic and health certificate awards. Twenty four students received five point certificates for perfect attendance and the honor roll lists students across grades one through six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown Public School
Virginia
Clarence Conner
Billy Jones
Ray Nicholson
Aubrey Swartz
Audrey Bayliss
Anna Marie Curl
Maxine Driver
Elizabeth Grove
Clara Jones
Winifred Mauck
Gertrude Nicholson
Helen Ritter
Anna Lee Snyder
Helen Warner
John Gibbs, Jr
Richard Grove
George Gruber
Meredith Himelright
Dudley Ga
Robert Lamp
John Smoot, Jr
Miss Bond Awarded $15,000 Verdict in Breach Case
A New York Supreme Court jury awarded Miss Katharine Leary Bond $15,000 damages in her $500,000 breach of promise suit against Paul Spencer Clapp a former Herbert Hoover aide and current Columbus Ohio official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Katherine Leary Bond
Paul Spencer Clapp
Herbert Hoover
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Whitfield Found Dead at Ranch in New Mexico
Emily Whitfield, former wife of William H. Vanderbilt, died from a bullet wound at the Whitfield ranch near Las Vegas New Mexico around May 25 after a divorce suit filed against Raoud Whitfield. The death was reported as a self inflicted or unknown gun wound at the ranch 25 miles from the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. M
Emily Whitfield
William H. Vanderbilt
Raoud Whitfield
Whitfields’ Ranch
Oe -Horse
Princess Ingrid Weds Crown Prince Frederik in Royal Swedish Ceremony
Princess Ingrid married Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark and Iceland in a thirteenth century church in Stockholm. The wedding, a traditional royal ceremony, crowned Ingrid as future queen with pomp and splendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Ingrid
Frederik
Denmark
Iceland
Philippines Quake Shakes Nation No Casualties Reported
A moderate earthquake shook the Philippines south of Luzon with early reports indicating no deaths and limited damage. Authorities and residents assess affected areas as officials compile data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Luzon
Damase
Clerk Is Held As Extortionist In Philadelphia Case
Alfred Warren Eagens a 28 year old Norristown grocery clerk was held in bail for the federal grand jury on charges of attempted extortion and threatening to kill members of Albert A. Garthwaite’s family. Agents testified they closed in after spotting him with a dummy package and pistols. he surrendered saying you’ve got me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Albert A. Garthwaite
Alfred Warren Eagens
Norristown
Flashes of Life and Local Vignettes Across Cities
A collage of brief AP items reports a stray dog case at a women’s precinct, an 80th birthday party in Wilmington with a large family, a suicide-attempt by a Kansas City safe cracker, a Texas pilot surviving a 3500 foot plunge, and New Jersey Bell’s 211 million acquisition of Richland Rural Telephone, expanding service in Vineland and noting old crank phones and wire arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
Richland M Rural Telephone Company
Vineland
Public Utility Commission
New Jersey Bell
Barber chair accident injures man in Muscatine
In Muscatine Omar Jones enjoyed a moment of relaxation in a barber chair when a basement water heater exploded. Barber E. E. Orris and Jones both leaped to safety but a long gash was ripped across Jones' neck by the blast and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Omar Jones
E. E. Orris
American Bank
Jones
Orris
Woman seeks more aid as relief office reports strain
A Topeka woman called Shawnee County Relief to protest aid for her family saying they cannot get by on current funds and supplies. She said her husband may seek work if more relief is not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Shawnee County
Monroe seeks screech owls to curb annual blackbirds
Monroe Wisconsin public appeal seeks screech owls to control a yearly blackbird invasion. Police chief Jerome H. Schwaiger proposes capturing owls and placing them in cages in trees to frighten the birds and drive them away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wis
Jerome H. Schwaiger
Miss Geraldine Riley Weds Norman Gardiner in White Post
Geraldine Riley and Norman Gardiner were married at the White Post rectory by Rev. Ronald Rowland. The couple, a Win chester businessman groom, will reside in Winchester after a brief wedding trip. The ceremony followed a small family reception at the bride’s grandmother’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
Geraldine Riley
Norman Gardiner
Ronald Rowland
Charles Riley
Charles W. Gardiner
Frederick County
James Riley
Mrs. Gardiner
Winchester
Mr. Gardiner
Firemen Learn Latest Blaze Fighting Methods
Article outlines new ventilation techniques for fires, including roof holes or top-window openings to release smoke and gases. Ventilation aids locating fire, reduces water damage, shortens burn time, and can save lives of occupants on upper floors.
Brumback Family Attends Virginia Nuptials
Oranda notes report the wedding of Virginia Keyes to Dr. G F Hooper in Waynesboro last Friday attended by cousins Gilbert Brumback and sisters Mary Evelyn and Frances. Also noted are a Marlboro business caller N D Long and ill health of Elmer Cook with Albert Keller painting J M Millers house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranda
Gilbert Brumback
Mary
Evelyn
Frances
Virginia Keyes
G. F. Hooper
Waynesboro
N. D. Long
Marlboro
Elmer Cook
Albert Keller
J. M. Miller
Bonus March Plans Rushed by ex soldier leader
In Los Angeles on May 25 ex soldier Royal W. Roberston, head of the southern California unit of the 1932 bonus trek, presses ahead with a planned march to Washington. He will meet recruits in a vacant lot to outline the route and schedule despite opposition from state leaders of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
American Legion
Royal W. Roberston
Washington
Robertson
California
Many Waifs in State Sought for Foster Homes
State files several children needing foster homes. Betty an 11 year old timid girl seeks care after parental separation. Evelyn 16, dependent and active in church. Rose 10 sweet and country bound. Tom and Jack two brothers whose parents remarried. Dan 16 negro boy seeks farm wage work. Bill a lonely negro lad hurt by lack of parental care and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Evelyn
Rose
Tom
Jack
Dan
Bureau
Bill
County Realty Transfers Highlight Local Deeds
Recent transfers recorded in the county clerk list several property moves. Benson Unger to Virginia Unger covers 39% acres in Gainesboro district with nominal consideration. Others include lots on West Piccadilly Street and Morningside Drive, along with restrictions tied to school property in Fredrick County and a Hill Crest subdivision lot near Winchester. Additional transfers include a Kerns town Muntzing Addition house and lot, a Northwestern Grade acre near Gore, and 11 1/2 acres in Stephens City with nominal payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson W. Unger
Virginia Unger
Gainesboro
Charles L. Nicodemus
William M. Richards
West
Piccadilly Street
Morningside Drive
North Braddock Street
Loudoun Manor
Richards Avenue
Fredrick County
Rena E. Hulver
Russell Grove
Back Creek
Wardensville
Mountain Falls
F. Crisman Hockman
John D. Cammer
Hill Crest
Winchester
Elizabeth Nicholson
H. H. Omps
Muntzing Addition
Kernstown
W. B .Whitlock
Florence Etta Strosnider
Gore
Alva J. Steele
Julian D. Steele
Stephens City
France Deems Understanding With Germany Essential for Peace
Geneva May 25 Pierre Laval French foreign minister stated an understanding between France and Germany is necessary for peace but that no pledge to Reichsfuehrer Hitler is planned at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Pierre Laval
France
Germany
Big Attractions Booked For The Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre announced a slate of coming attractions over the next months. Highlights include The Wedding Night with Gary Cooper and Anna Sten, Eight Bells with Ann Sothern, The Bride of Frankenstein with Karloff, Night Life of the Gods, Its A Small World, Curly Top, Werewolf of London, and The Raven among others, promising the finest pictures money can buy. Capon Bridge School pupils attended The Great Hotel Murder screening at the Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Gary Cooper
Anna Sten
Miss Stern
Ann Sothern
Ralph Bellamy
Karloff
New York
Lyle Talbot
Heather Angel
Warner Baxter
Professor Schuman Denies Endorsing Free Love
Prof Frederick Schuman of the University of Chicago told a State Senate committee there is no truth to the charge that he endorsed free love. He was among two Chicago faculty allies targeted by Charles R Walgreen, whose public actions spurred the radicalism inquiry into tax exempt schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frederick Schuman
University of Chicago Political Science Department
State Senate
Schuman
University of Chicago
Charles R. Walgreen
Walgreen
Scout Court of Honor and Jamboree plans noted
The Court of Honor at George Washington Hotel on Friday May 31 will review awards for Scouts with Chairman A Lee Coble. Col B M Roszel H C Sheetz Jr and W E Pifer will speak on experiences at the first Jamboree in England. Community service includes flag duties for graves May 29 to May 30 overseen by C R Keeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of
George Washington Hotel
A. Lee Coble
B. M. Roszel
H. C. Sheetz, Jr
W. E. Pifer
England
Rich
Aiehip Eta
C. R. Keeler
Congregational Episcopal Church
Ivan R. Smith
Keeler
Washington
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Alvin Rinker
Helen Anderson
Louise Conner
Jeane Gruber
Jack Anderson
Albert Fincham
Raymond Gibbs
Eugene Lupton
Ernest Ritter
Robbie Smallwood
Kenneth Warner
Yvonne Bayliss
Julia DeHaven
Clarice Strosnider
Enola Smith
Louise Sager
Harold Cooper
Ralph Lamp
Carson Terault
Betty Jane Clark
Helen Grove
Virginia Omps
Lillian Snyder
Nina Stine
Clovis Bucher
Billy Grubbs
Ralph Snapp
Emily Grove
Anna Marie Carl
Anne Lee Snyder
George Grubber
Miss Bond
Mrs. Whitfield
The
Associated Press
Henry Wehrimann
Wilmington
Del
Sarah E. Jester
Beims
Kansas City
Robert J. Pet
Kilgore
Texas
L. T. White
White
Fannie Rutherford
Rutherford
Kathleen Haymaker
Inez Shepard
Mattie Manuel
R. L. Moore
Edinburg
Charles Gaunt
Washington, D. C
Sherman Maesmer
Pope
Methodist Church
Russell
Fam
Ily
Ronald Armel
Mrs. L
Haymaker
Miss Nicols
Linden, Va
Mrs. Cooke Welch
Floyd Wallman
Page County
Don Rennix
Wanda
Parsons
W. Va
Ted Handine
Boyce
A. Makay Smith
Shelia Dunn
A. Makay- Smith
Children’s Bureau
Richmond
County Realty
National Walnut Company
Belleville
Prof
Cammertire CO Vulcanizing &Arcad Service
Braddock & Boscawen Sts
Baker’s Service
Sta
Big Sister
Ryles Forgrave
Dad
Cooper
Horton
John W. Rosenberger & Co
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Certified Public Accountants
TAX Counsellors
AUDIT
TAX Service
E. Boscawen Street
Richmond, VA
State Planters Bank
Griffin
Miller Tires
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Republic Oil CO
Twin City Oil &Gas Corp
Bickers Motor Co
FORD
Chevrolet
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
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