All-Stars Seek Weekend Wins Over Strong Opponents
Front Royal All-Stars, pleased but cautious after beating Silver Spring Giants and the N R A nine of Washington, meet Indian Head Athletic Club of Maryland on Saturday and the Bureau of Investigation Club of Washington on Sunday. The visitors feature Tennett, a former Albany International League standout.
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Front Royal
Silver Spring Giants
Washington, D. C
Front Royal All-Stars
Indian Head Athletic Club
Indian Head
Maryland
Bureau of Investigation Club
Washington
D. C
Slick Saffel
Tennett
Albany
N. Y
Flower Show to Have 22 Classes in Warren County
Warren County Garden Club announces 22 classes for the show on June 6 at Warren County High School auditorium. Entries include roses varieties collections delphiniums perennials and arrangements open to public while breakfast trays and luncheon tables are club member entries.
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Front Royal
Warren County Garden Club
Warren County High School
Ettmueller Rites Planned for Front Royal Funeral
Oskar Ettmueller and Mrs Martha Ettmueller, parents of the late Oskar Ettmueller, were notified this morning. Funeral services are set for Monday at 3 o'clock in the Front Royal Methodist Church with ministers Eugene West R Morrison Parker and R B Clagett. After services the body goes to Washington DC for cremation and ashes to Zurich Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettmueller
Front Royal
Oskar Ettmuller
Martha Ettmueller
Oscar Ettmueller
Methodist
Eugene West
R. Moorman Parker
R. B. Clagett
Washington, D. C
Zurich
Switzerland
Two Obituaries Honor Mildred Henry and Anne Haygard
Mildred Henry eight months old daughter of Private Richard E. Henry and Mrs. Henry of the Front Royal Remount Depot died yesterday in Walter Reed Hospital Washington D C. Funeral services were held this afternoon from Maddox and Samsell with Rev. Foster Bittnger of Browntown officiating and burial at Prospect Hill. Anne Haygard seventy seven died last evening at her son A C Haygard’s home in the Skyline Drive area. Born in Denmark she came to the United States in 1897 and had been in ill health recently. Her husband died in 1914 and she is survived only by her son. Services will be conducted from Maddox and Samsell by Rev R B Clag...
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Mildred Henry
Front Royal
Richard E. Henry
Henry
Front Royal Remount
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D.C
Maddox and
Samsell
Foster Bittinger
Browntown
Prospect Hill
Anne Hayygard
Anne Haygard
A. C. Haygard
Bureau of Public Roads
Haggard
Denmark
Reev
R. B. Clag
Front Royal Church Service and Prospect Hill Cemetery Interment
The service for the deceased from the Front Royal Methodist Church will be held tomorrow afternoon with interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery in Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal Methodist Church
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Front Royal
Local Court Fines For Drunkenness And Petty Larceny
In Front Royal court Bowman Ramey and Clarence Carr were fined five dollars plus six dollars fifty cents costs for drunkenness. Gilmore Corder was fined five dollars plus ten dollars twenty five cents costs and sentenced to ninety days in jail for petty larceny.
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Front Royal
Bowman
Ramey
Clarence Carr
Gilmore Corder
Progress on Crooked Run Bridge Near Riverton
Report from Riverton Virginia dated May 29 notes the Crooked Run Bridge on the Front Royal Winchester highway is nearing completion. The concrete structure is finished aside from minor details and approach resurfacing extending about 150 yards each side to remove dangerous curves.
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Riverton
Crooked Run
Front Royal Winchester
Senate Takes Up Public Utilities Bill
The Senate voted to take up Wheeler bill to abolish un necessary public utility holding companies. Debate centered on presidential priorities and calls to return the measure to committee for study in light of Supreme Court decisions. Dieterich urged careful consideration of ending private ownership in utilities.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Hastings
Delaware
White
Maine
Dieterich
Ilinois
Supreme Court
Environment And Heredity Debate At Round Hill
The Round Hill 4-H Club hosts a debate Thursday night May 30 at the Round Hill school house. The topic asks if environment has a greater effect on humans than heredity. John W. Larrick and Wesley Shiley support the affirmative while the Luttrell brothers defend the negative. All are invited to attend.
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Round Hill 4-H Club
Round Hill
John W. Larrick
Wesley Shiley
Luttrell Brothers
Tokes Caterers For Golf Club
Tokes Caterers of Opequon have been engaged for the Winchester Golf Club summer season by the house committee. The club opens Saturday June 1 with a mixed foursome event and drawn partners for prizes. A swimming pool will be available and dinner, with entertainment, starts at 6 30 Saturday evening.
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Tokes
Opequon
Winchester Golf Club
Front Royal Socials and Personal Notes
Social happenings show Mr and Mrs Roger W Payne Jr of Richmond visiting the Payne family in Front Royal. Duncan Gibb visits his parents at Rockledge. Senator Audrey G Weaver and family reside at Four Winds for summer. Elsworth Bower returns to outings after illness. Emma Sutphin of Washington DC visits the Smith household. Front Royal Rotary Club to meet Friday at the Afton Inn.
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Front Royal
Roger W. Payne, Jr
Richmond
R. W. Payne, Sr
Mr. Duncan Gibb
Mrs
Frank B. Gibb
Senator
Audrey G. Weaver
Four Winds
Front Royal Rotary Club
Afton Inn
Funeral Rites Today For Late Mrs H H Baker
Funeral services will be held at 5 o clock at the late home 21 South Washington Street for Mrs Je E J Baker widow of Col Harry H Baker. Rev R B Nelson will officiate with Protestant Episcopal ritual. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Active pallbearers include E W Jordan G E Jordan B M Jordan Robert T Barton W A Baker A L Baker and W Nelson Page. Honorary pallbearers include J B Beverley Jr Dr W D Myers A Lee Coble Judge Philip Williams R Gray Williams Dr B B Dutton Dr B M Knight Sr H C Browne William Beverley J Gray Beverley T B Patton Shirley Carter Henry M Baker H D Fuller Arthur M Field Senator H F Byrd J W Arthur Philip Fowle Lewis N Barton Richard E Griffith B J Mar Brown Arthur Wright and Bradshall from Purcellville.
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Sou
Washington Street
Je E. J. Baker
Harry H. Baker
R. B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
E. W. Jordan
Roanoke
G. E. Jordan
Newport News
Shirt Company Cuts Wages and Extends Hours
The Piedmont Shirt Company in Greenville cut wages by about 25 percent and extended weekly hours from 36 to 40 and 44. About 250 workers, mostly women, largely refused to work but returned after general manager S. Saltzman promised further consideration if they finished the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
S. C
Piedmont Shirt Company
S. Saltzman
False Dreams and a Chinatown Sage Quote
A Chinatown sage known as Hi Ho delivers a caution about false dreams and daytime avarice. The fragment suggests a meditation on sleep, dreams, and the allure of wealth, framed as a pithy quotation from a local voice.
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Egaid Hi Ho
Chinatown
Livestock And Produce Markets Summary May 29
Mixed market notes from Livestock and Produce Markets show cattle steers bulls hogs and sheep trading with varying declines and steady to uneven demand. Prices cover live cattle hogs spring lambs ewes and poultry across Philadelphia and regional centers with quotations ranging on weights and product types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Long Island
Stocks Drift After NRA Shock With Mixed Recovery Hints
Markets wobble after NRA upheaval as investors push some shares higher while industries and metals stay heavy. Bonds gain in corporates though Treasuries fade. wheat and cotton face pressure amid foreign exchange steadiness. Call money at 0.25 percent. Closing quotes list major NYSE names like Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, U S Steel and Union Pacific.
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New York
NRA
United States
France
Iron Age
Supreme Court
New York Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel, & Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
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
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Grain quotations and Chicago cash prices May 29
Futures and cash grain prices listed for wheat corn oats rye and barley with May July September December contracts and Chicago cash grain notes. Prices shown for Wheat corn oats rye barley lard and bellies with regional quotations from Baltimore and Winchester markets.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Watermelon From Africa Origins and Art Function
Watermelon from Africa is described as native to tropical and southern Africa. The article also states the true function of art is to stimulate imagination and evoke new vision in the beholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Five Unions To Compete In Winchester District Event
The final contest for Winchester District young people will be held Friday night May 31 at Braddock Street M E Church South. Each of five unions Francis Asbury Jefferly Loudoun Marshall Shenandoah Warren River ton will send a representative to argue Why Support the Home and Foreign Mission Enterprises. The Friday winner earns a free trip to the Massanetta summer school.
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Winchester
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Longer Hours In Textiles Proposed
The Gastonia Gazette published a telegram from Robert C. Boger of Boger and Crawford stating the Lincolnton spinning mill will adopt 50 hour shifts next week with a minimum weekly wage of 16 dollars.
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Gastonia
N. C
Gastonia Gazette Today
Robert C. Boger
Boger and Crawford
Philadelphia
Lincolnton
Weyerhaeuser kin urged to act as ransom deadline nears
In Tacoma a Weyerhaeuser family kidnap case intensifies as a man believed to be involved leaves the home with a companion after a ransom note promises a location reveal. Mrs Weyerhaeuser and three other children move to relatives while police pursue leads amid a 6:35 pm ransom deadline.
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Ers
Tatcomb
Weyerhaeuser
Titcomb
American Lake
Ann
Philip
Elizabeth
George
Harry R. Hoffman
Chicago
Pudget Sound City
Flying Squadron
Local Market Prices and Feed Stuffs Listing
Daily market roundup showing patent and local market prices for 98, 48, 24 and 12 pound bags of flour and feed mixes, cracked corn, middlings, dairy feed, corn meal, egg mash, creamery butter, shelled corn and lambs. Also lists chicken and cattle items with prices and notes on market conditions.
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Star
Tien Esos
Kasco
Tomes Seees
County Dugere
Ces
Daas
Aene
New Deal Probes For Ways To Meet Big Problems
President Roosevelt remains silent after the Supreme Court ruling as advisers discuss options. Two main paths emerge: voluntary codes to salvage wage and hour standards and a constitutional amendment to let the federal government regulate hours and wages across state lines. Labor and industry react with price vigilance and talks on maintaining code benefits.
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NRA
Supreme Court
Stephen Early
North
South
Ernest N. Hood
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
United Mine Workers
White House
New York
Boston
National Association of Manufacturers
Harper Sibley
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
New Deal
AAA
Senate
Farm Agency
High Tribunal
Treasury
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers
Green
Capitol Hill
Congress
Senate weighs hours and wages debate with Byrnes prediction
The report notes lawmakers blocked legislation on hours and wages. Senator Byrnes predicted Congress would propose a constitutional amendment this session if no other means to regulate employment conditions are found.
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Byrnes
D-Sc
Roosevelt
Congress
Home Owners Can Apply for HOLC Loans Through June 27
In Harrisonburg on May 29, HOLC authorized new refinancing applications for homeowners in distress. The memo to district manager Jack Kennan notes eligibility tests remain the same and urges applicants to act quickly before funds and limits are exhausted after Roosevelt signed a new $1.75 billion capitalization for HOLC.
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Harrisonburg
U Pon
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Jack Kennan
District Holc
Frederick Delano
The
HOLC
Roosevelt
Kennan
Last Chance to Get a Home Loan from Semi-Government Agency
A semi-government agency issues a final window for home loan applications as it nears a funding deadline. Potential borrowers are urged to submit required documents quickly to access available financing and favorable terms.
Plans For Employing Idle Workers In Relief Program
Washington May 29 idle professional and clerical workers would examine income tax returns while idle building tradesmen would take construction jobs at army posts in 23 states under work relief proposals disclosed today. Applications total $65,956,816 for the projects as departments and states rush to start substituting jobs for the dole. An executive order signed last night released funds for $528,903,600 of already approved Roosevelt projects, including $400,000,000 for highway construction and grade crossing eliminations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agency Council
Roosevelt
O. K
Washington's Revolutionary Horses Noted For Valor
Washington's horses Blueskin and Nelson were best known in the Revolution era. Magnolia is mentioned as another noted horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blueskin
Nelson
Magnolia
Marian Martin Frock Pattern 9316 For Easy Morning Chic
Advertisement notes pattern 9316 for a simple easy to sew Marian Martin frock with yoke sleeves and decorative pocket. Suggests fabrics like percale or gingham with cork or wooden buttons. Includes Lew Chart and sizes 14 through 42 and fabric yardage. requests 15 cents per pattern plus book offers. Pattern orders sent to The Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department, New York.
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Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Cory
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Barbara Bell Pattern No 166 7-B fits sizes 12 to 20
Barbara Bell patterns offer a blouse with a pointed yoke and inverted pleat skirt. The pattern No 166 7-B includes sizes 12 14 16 18 20 with busts 30 32 34 36 38. Order the Barbara Bell Pattern Book for more designs and copies.
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Warren County
Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal
All-Stars
Elsworth Bower
Albert Bower, Jr
Emma Sutphin
William Smith
H. H. Baker
Shirt Company
Staunton River State Park
Staunton River
State C. of C
Lions’ Club
Updyke’s Ballroom
Royal Troubadours
Minnesota
Weyerhaeuers
Tacoma
Barbara Bell
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
Bell Syndicate, Inc
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