Moon Shy Comedy by Sacred Heart Crusaders Friday
The Sacred Heart Catholic Church Crusaders present the three act comedy Moon Shy at 8 o clock Friday night May 31 in the church basement. The cast delivers strong performances over two weeks of rehearsal and the program includes intermission entertainment by Paul Hunter on the ukulele and boxing wrestling by the Lillis brothers alongside songs by the Mills brothers.
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Lizzie
Crusaders of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Paul Hunter
Lillis Brothers
Mills Brothers
Public Sale of House and Lot in Winchester Virginia
Trustee Herbert S. Larrick announces a public auction of a Neffstown parcel with a one story dwelling on Jackson Avenue in Winchester. The sale, June 15, 1935 at 11 a.m., requires one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance.
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County Court
Winchester
Neffstown
Jackson Avenue
Said Avenue
C. M. Lockhart
J. E. Rinker
L. Jackson and Wife
Herbert S. Larrick
C. I. Brumback
Weaver, Gussie Nickens Dies in Atlantic City New Jersey
Gussie Nickens Weaver colored woman died at her home 105 North New York Avenue Atlantic City after a brief illness. Wife of Charles Weaver she leaves one daughter Blondell and sisters Nannie H Nickens and Sarah F Dangerfield and five brothers Lucian Harry and Marcelus Nickens from Winchester John T Nickens of New York City and George W Nickens of Plainfield. Funeral Friday at 2 pm with burial in Pleasantville Cemetery.
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Gussie Nickens Weaver
New York Avenue
Atlantic City
N. J
Charles Weaver
Pleasantville Cemetery
New Jersey
Blondell Weaver
Nannie H. Nickens
Sarah F. Dangerfield
Lucian H. Nickens
Harry B. Nickens
Marcellus Nickens
Winchester
John T. Nickens
New York City
George W. Nickens
Plainfield
George Washington
Lucy Ann Nickens
Community Singing School Directors Visit Stephens City
Mrs and Mrs R M Krump of Harrisburg Pa directors of the Community Singing School here led a pleasant and instructive meeting. Progress is hoped to continue as guests stayed with local families. Several residents and visitors from nearby towns are noted in daily social updates.
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Stephens City
R. M. Krump
Harrisburg
Willie Yeakle
Gervis Lemley
Mary Orndorff
C. H. Hopkins
Anabella Boston
Baltimore
Hopkins
Nettie
Susie Carbaugh
Reuben Hartness
Fredericksburg
Community Notices Include Family Visitors and Greetings
Parents and relatives including Marion Watson and Eldridge Lemley with Dorothy visit. Mrs. Laura Steele Mrs. Raymond Sandy and Mrs. A J Jackson of Winchester noted. Miss Allie Campbell spent time at Reuben Hartness home. Janet Rowlings of Wardervilles WV stayed with grandmother Nora Yeakle last week.
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Marion Watson
Eldridge Lemley
Dorothy
Laura Steele
Raymond Sandy
A. J. Jackson
Winchester
Allie Campbell
Reuben Hartness
Janet Rowlings
Warderisville
W. Va
Nora Yeakle
Decoration Day Inspiration From Mrs Kimball
A reader recounts how Mrs Martha G Kimball, a nurse in the war and chief inspector of hospitals under General Sherman, prompted General Logan to establish Decoration Day by honoring Union graves. She died in Philadelphia after a four month illness.
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Star
Logan
Martha G. Kimball
Sherman
Kimball
Philadelphia
Last Call For Water Arrears
Water users with overdue bills face disconnection or enforcement actions as authorities urge prompt payment to avoid service interruption and penalties. Local officials warn that continued nonpayment will trigger steps to collect owed sums.
City Delinquent Water Service Cutoff Pending June 1
The city council will cut off water service for delinquent accounts after Saturday, June 1 to cover unpaid bills. Notices were sent in February and disputes should be appealed to the council claims committee for adjustment if warranted.
Cars Must Be Inspected At Close Of May
State police urged motorists to complete automobile inspections by midnight May 31. After tomorrow cars without valid stickers and receipts will be illegal to operate and drivers face summons. If adjustments are needed a fee applies, but no charge if no work is required.
Celebration of Anniversary At County Mission
The Helping Hands Mission Sunday School of Indian Hollow marks its fifteenth anniversary. Founded in 1920 by Mrs. Henry McVicar, the school invites the public to attend four Sunday services beginning at 11 a.m. with a guest speaker.
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Helping Hands Mission Sunday School of
Indian Hollow
Henry McVicar
Clergy Lead Stephens City Church Celebration Program
Rev Cephas Fahnestock and Rev C H Anderson with Holmes Mc Parland in charge of music preside at 2 pm. A 3 pm meeting features Rev Wallace M Brashears with Prof W H McIlwee and W H Cochran on Sunday School Work in the County. The 4 pm service closes with Rev Robert B Campbell and music by Mrs Campbell and William Miller.
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Cephas Fahnestock
C. H. Anderson
Holmes McParland
Snyder Alleman
Ty Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Wallace M. Brashears
W. H. McIlwee
W. H. Cochran
Community Notes from Gainesboro Virginia May Developments
Gainesboro notes report visits by the Clowser and Bowers families, births in the community, a school term ending, Delco lighting installations, and a band hall first aid class set for Thursday at 2 p.m. The message invites locals to join the emergency first aid and accident prevention class.
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Gainesboro
Amiel *Clowser
Chambersville
Ethyl Bayliss
John Bowers
Martinsburg
W. Va
Eddie Roberts
Peyton Darlington
Jeane
Bunker Hill
J. M. Darlington
Arsel DeHaven
E. H. White
Winchester
Mack DeHaven
S. D. Rogers
E. E. Bayliss
Cross Junction
Ten Miners Die in Gas Explosion at Fukushima Coal Mine
In Iriye colliery Fukushima prefecture a gas blast killed ten miners and trapped about 40 others. Rescue teams battled to reach the cave in conditions described as dangerous with fears the trapped workers may also have perished.
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Fukushima
Japan
Iriye
Officers Seek Stolen Bicycle At Capitol Theatre
Police are seeking a solid blue bicycle with a brace under the sprocket stolen yesterday from Gilbert Catlett at the Capitol Theatre. The article notes many bike thefts over several months and mentions a proposal to register bicycles with a frame number to aid recovery, potentially requiring an ordinance.
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Gilbert Catlett
Capitol Theatre
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