Memorial union services held at Middletown cemetery
Large attendance at Mount Carmel Cemetery for annual memorial rites under Odd Fellows MacWoodmen Grange Royal Neighbors and Rebekahs auspices. J Pred Larrick presided as principal speaker praising founding members and urging continued service, with music by the Frederick County School Band directed by Paul Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Carmel
Middletown
J. Pred Larrick
Odd Fellows
Mac- Woodmen of America
The
Grange
Royal Neighbors of America
Tha
Frederick County
Momresith Astormer
wes _ peiecipal
Thos
Mem- Geta Servaces
Pete
Frederick “County
Paul Riley
Proctor Weekend in Rockingham County and Rotary Meeting
Mr C C Proctor spent the past weekend in Rockingham county with friends. Mrs Cliiton Weaver of Reed ville was the guest over the weeks of Mr and Mrs Brooke Weaver. E B Jackson D D was speaker at the Front Royal Rotary Club luncheon presenting an historical address on Revolutionary military figures. Dr Jackson introduced by program chairman Thomas Johnston. Rev Shannon elected president named delegate to the International Rotary Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Jackson
D. D
Front Royal Rotary Club
Jackson
Thomas Johnston
Shannon
International Rotary Convention
Clarke County Woman's Club
Tokus Inn
Opequon
Nellie Henson
F. L. Ayler
Home Department
City and County Realty Transfers Summary
Frederick County records show transfers including The First National Bank of Troutville to the Commonwealth of Virginia for road improvement benefits along Route 274. Susie Prince to Earl W. Small and others for 83.25 acres near Route 11 north of Winchester with nominal cash and kinship considerations. J B Omp to Jessie Crouse for three-fourths acre near Gainesboro close to the West Virginia line with nominal sum. Margaret E Harris to Russell Haymaker for a lot on Orchard Avenue with nominal sum. William M Richards to Newton H Burkhart for a Morningside Drive lot with nominal sum. Commercial and Savings Bank to Annie E Carper for a Shawnee Heights lot with nominal sum. F A Shryock to L H Barnett for a Millwood Avenue lot with nominal sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
First National Bank of
Troutville
Commonwealth of Virginia
Susie Prince
Earl W. Smallwood
Winchester
J. B. Omp
Jessie Crouse
Gainesboro
West Virginia Line
Margaret E. Harris
Russell Haymaker
Orchard Avenue
William M. Richards
Newton H. Burkhart
Morningside Drive
Commercial and Savings Bank
Annie E. Carper
Shawnee Heights
F. A. Shryock
L H. Barnett
Millwood Avenue
Berryville Social News from Cleveland Ohio Highlights
Berryville social notes recount Col J C Boges elected alternate delegate and Friday dinner at Hotel Royal with Warren County High School graduates. Local visits include Mr Mrs William Wake at Boyce horse show and many residents in Washington DC Arlington Alexandria Staunton and Winchester with hospital stays, guests and family trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Col
J.C. Boges
Warren County High School
Hotel Royal
William Wake
Boyce
Clarence Nichols Sentenced to Die for Wife Slaying
Clarence Edwin Nichols of Washington has been condemned to die in the electric chair for the murder of his wife Viola Miller Wien. A district jury found him guilty after he confessed saying I saw red. The crime occurred September 28 in their apartment with a beating and strangling by rolling pin. Mrs. Nichols, daughter of William and Grace Miller, had recently learned of Nichols having a wife and children in Wilmington Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Edwin Nichols
Washington
Viola Miller Wien
Wardensville
Opequon
Winchester
Priday
Nichols
Arthur B. Caldwell
Wilmington
Del
William Miller
Grace Miller
Wynkoops and Huyettes Headed to New York World's Fair
Mr and Mrs Wynkoop of California Mr Frank Huyette of California and Miss Louise Huyette left on Monday night to spend several days at the World's Fair in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Harris
Helen Berry
Arthur Edmunston
Audley Farm
Dinwiddie County
Wynkoop
California
Frank Huyette
Louise Huyette
New York City
Martinsburg Weekend Visits and Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Oscar Ramsburg and their son David spent the end visiting in Martinsburg. Miss Eva Massie weekend visiting relatives in Washington. Miss Virginia Page returned home after visiting relatives in Summit New Jersey. Catherine Page visited Berryville while Ruth Berlin accompanied by Miss Berlin visited Washington. The Clarke and Clagett families hosted and traveled for gatherings with bankers meetings and church confirmations. Several social events include receptions, showers, and engagements among Clarke County residents and visitors from Fairfax Winchester and Leesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Ramsburg
David
Martinsburg
Eva Massie
Washington
Virginia Page
Carl Grammar
Summit
N. J
Page
Catherine Page
Berryville
Jimmy Berlin
E. P. Berlin
Ruth Berlin
Miss Berlin
Reva Berlin
Wyndham Stokes Clarke
Fairmont
West Virginia
J. M. H. Clagett
Springfield
Clarke
Shelby
Carol
Clagetts
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Frank Summers Timberlake
California
Judy Beverley Returns Home After Ad Open Appendectomy
Judy Beverley daughter of Mr and Mrs William Beverley of Milton Valley returns home this week from Winchester Memorial Hospital where she has been recuperating from an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Mae Evans
Memorial Hospital
Judy Beverley
William Beverley
Milton Valley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Emily MacCormick to Return Home From Avon Visit
Miss Emily MacCormick, staying with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee Lewis at Avon by-the-Sea New Jersey, is expected to return to her home the latter part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily MacCormick
Robert E. Lee Lewis
Avon by-the-Sea
New Jersey
Navy Faces Probe Over Subversive Influence on Enlisted Men
The House Committee on Un American Activities plans a thorough inquiry into naval reports that Communistic and other groups have influenced loyalty, morality and discipline of sailors. Rep Walters says Chairman Dies will lead the investigation into navy statements about discharges linked to membership in groups viewed as threats to national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Rep. Walters
D-Pa
Dies
D-Tex
Navy Department
Army
Navy
Walters
House Judiciary
Albert M. Bledsoe
Bureau of Navigation
United States
Chambersville Notes Visit and family gatherings reported
In Chambersville Virginia on May 29, residents listed visiting relatives and spending time with kin. Larrick and son Eddie visited Raymond Bradford. Inia Fries of Red Bud stayed with F C Boyce. Warner Driver family with Roy Baylas in Kerns Town. Lelia Kern improving. George Rosier family with W W Brewer at Mt Williams. Seawart Castleman family visited Mrs Stewart in Winchester. Virginia Forney visited her mother Mrs Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersville
Larrick
Eddie
Raymond Bradford
Inia Fries
Red Bud
F. C. Boyce
Warner Driver
Roy Baylas
Kernstown
Lelia Kern
George Rosier
W. W. Brewer
Mt. Williams
Seawart Castleman
Stewart
Winchester
Virginia Forney
Scott Hawkins
Light Runers Fined In Police Court Rulings
Stop sign violations on Valley Avenue and Braddock Street led to fines for several individuals in Police Court. P C Lawson Anna Shade and Daniel Metz each paid 14 dollars on that count while Lawrence Vance faced 14 dollars for reckless driving. Other cases included Jim McCoy and Rex Tendler drunk and disorderly with 10.25 each Pred Cain drunk 10.25 Helen Jenkins drunk and disturbing the peace 15.25 Hilda Shoemaker maintaining a disorderly house 202 East Baker Street 15.25 and Charles Craddock from Ridgeway West Virginia panhandling with six months suspended on leaving town.
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Valley Avenue
Braddock Street
Fises
P. C. Lawson
Millwood Avenue
Anna Shade
Route 7
Winchester
Daniel Metz
Lawrence Vance
Kernstown
Jim McCoy
Rex Tendler
Watertown
N. Y
Pred Cain
Helen Jenkins
North Loudoun
Hilda Shoemaker
East Baker Street
Charles Craddock
Ridgeway
W. Va
Morgenthau outlines desired tax reform directions
Secretary Morgenthau spoke on set goals for tax revision with a balanced budget as a core aim. He indicated administration support for a flat 18 percent rate on large corporate net incomes and annual capital stock revaluations, while leaving specific rates to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau
Congress
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Fire Insurance Case Reopened in Missouri Scope
A three-judge federal court reopened Missouri's 9.5 million fire insurance rate case compromise that helped send Boss Tom Pendergast to prison and ordered criminal action against those who fostered a fraudulent order on the court. William M. Bullitt Jr. said the companies might return about 8 million to policy holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Tom Pendergast
William M. Bullitt
Louisville
e@arlier
Will Reconsider Panama Lock Bill
The Senate, after authorizing a third set of Panama Canal locks costing 277 million dollars, agreed to revisit the measure on Wednesday. Senator Dana Her of Connecticut protested there should be an explanation for a bill of that size during routine consideration of minor measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama Canal
Senate
Danaher
R-Conn
Hull Proposals Spark Debate On Neutrality Plan
Senator Clark warns Hull plan would push the nation toward war while Hull supporters argue it keeps peace. Hull proposes limiting American ships from combat zones and restricting travel to avoid entanglements, with several administration followers backing the six point program. Senator Green offers cautious approval, noting practicality and reasonableness amid broader partisan debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Clark
D-Mo
Hull
Green
D.R. I
Tribute to Those Falling in War Parade Plans
A wartime tribute parade forms after 2 PM in front of the George Washington Hotel and proceeds to the cemetery. Participants include McKiIwee Municipal and Handley High School Bands, veterans groups, Virginia National Guard, and Boy Scouts. Flowers and flags will decorate graves at the National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
McKiiwee Municipal
Handley High School
Ladies’ National Memorial Association
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United Spanish War Veterans
Virginia National Guard
Boy Scouts of America
National Cemetery
D. M. Sprinkle
Cemetery Lodge
Family visits and travels shared this week
Miss Annie Stribling hosted her brother Edward Stribling on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Dorsey spent Tuesday on business in Washington and Baltimore. Mrs. Gus Hark and her young son Gussie returned home after a week with relatives in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Paget returned home after a Philadelphia weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Alberta Elsea
Broaddus Elsea
Clarendon, Va
Agnes Fenton
Baltimore
William Fenton
Miss Fannie Fenton
Annie Stribling
Edward Stribling
Ralph N. Dorsey
D. C
Gus Hark
Gussie
Philadelphia
Answers to Today's Quiz Listed by Question
Answers printed on page 4 identify key facts from the quiz. Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry and Topeka appear among the items, with references to Delaware the St. Lawrence Australia and other terms. The list includes names such as a toastmistress and a hydrometer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry
Delaware
St. Lawrence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union
Edwards
Louis Schmeling
Louiseling
Front Royal and
Warren County News
Pront Royal
C. C. Proctor
Rockingham County
Cliiton Weaver
Reedsville
Brooke Wea
Briggs
Andrew G
North America Assurance Society
Richmond
Shenandoah Valley
Commercial Small Loan and Finance CO
E. Boscawen St
Goodrich Safety
Silvertown
Goodrich Silvertown
Braddock & Boscawen
PTA Tah
Bondex
Russell Baker
Front Royal Hospital
W. J. Olds
Washington, D. C
Jean Calvert
Occoquan
Mrs. E. R. Thompson
Riverton
Mr.Norman Hall of
Arlington
Mrs
J. C Hall
Florence Cornell
Mary Jean Baumgardner
Herbert Smith
Bridge
Millie Sirbaugh
Mrs. Henley Smith
Ann Daniel
Martha Brent Burruss
Elizabeth Major
Julian Major
Riverside
Harry Smith
L. D
A. D. Cone
Washington D. C
B. J. Hillidge
J.S. Biggs
Wallace Thomason
Mary Butler
Eliza Miller
Alexandria
Charles Paris, Jr
Strasburg
Paris
R. E. Purdum
Mrs. Jordan
Covington, Va
Emma Foltz
Social News
Mrs. Maddox
Silver Springs
Louis Lickey
Henry Lickey
Gordon Levi
George H. Levi
Garnett Levi
Charles T. Levi
Staunton
Relaves
Washingon
Louise H. Kerfoot
Frances Crump
Arlington, Va
Stella Moore
Carol Castleman
Girl Scouts of
Shenandoah River
Bramblewood
Mount Vernon
John A. Chew
Henry Kerfoot
Betty
Henry, Jr
Kerfoot
8S. B. Crown
Woodlawn
Miss Crown
John R. Crown
Jimmy Crown
Harrisonburg
Crown
Doris Cuningham
Clarence Nichols
Grace Episcopal Church
Alfred Kerfoot
Bishop Goodwin
Episcopal Church
Millwood
Bernard B. Jones
Joel D. Griffing
Ralph Richardson
Tom Byrd
Clarke County
William E. Lipscomb
Raspberry Plains
Leesburg
Richard E. Dole
Blanch Grove
Richard E. Smith Jr
Miss Grove
Fairfax
Richard Beardsworth
Agnes Tapscott
Tapscott
Charley Paterson
Atkinson
Eustace Jackson
Bessie
Pattie Luke
Thomas E. Gold
Anna Moore
E. D. Vaughan
Joseph F. Moore
Gray Beverley
A. Baker
C. Williams
Annie Moore
Minnie Lippitt
W. Ew
N. Adams
Un-American Committee
Panama
Sprinkle
Corporation Court
Circuit Court
Star
Handley Library
Mrs. Paget
Palmolive
SILCO
N. Loudoun St
Pine Motor CO
Loudoun
Monmouth St.h
Brad
Cecil Sts
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock & Valley Ava
MO. S
Solenberger
Loudoun St
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Winchester, VA
America
General
G-E Thrift
Miller
Anderson Plumbing & Heating Winchester Front Royal
C. I. Brumback
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