Funeral Services Conducted For A Former Resident
Funeral services were held for Lochstampfer a former ROADS Va. resident aged 78 who settled here about fifty years ago after working at Capon Bridge tannery. He left his Baltimore daughter Mrs Matticy and relatives about 35 years ago. Interment was in the family plot beside Fairview Lutheran Church with pallbearers James Monroe Albert Schaffenaker Luther Schaffenaker Frank Schaffenaker F P Kerns and J B White.
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Roads
Lochst
Lochstampfer
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Matti Cy
Baltimore
Lochstamp
Fairview
P. O. Sartelle
Presbyterian Church
James Monroe
Albert Schaffenaker
Luther Schaffenaker
Frank Schaffenaker
F. P. Kerns
J. B. White
Local Guests Stop by Hogue Creek Area
HOGUE CREEK Virginia October 30 Mr and Mrs Statton Orndorff and children near Boyce were guests of Mr and Mrs Luther M Larrick. Miss Massie Larrick visited her parents. Several couples traveled from Cumberland Maryland and other towns to visit Cleve Marple and family.
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Hogue Creek
Statton Orndorff
Boyce
Luther M. Larrick
Massie Larrick
T. Larrick
Clark Braithwaite
Cumberland
Tom Bridges
Pargettstown
John Holmes
A. L. Nail
William Cooper
H. Hedrick
Washington, D. C
S. T. Lar
Community notes and obituaries from the area
The community mourns the death of Mrs. Hattie Pingley while prayers and sympathy are offered to her family. Mrs. Rick is reported improving after illness as local visits occur. Mr. Joe White and his sons visit friends Scott White and Walter White. Christian Endeavor gathers Sunday at Mt. Olive led by Mrs. Clark Braithwaite with an inviting program.
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Rick
Hattie Pingley
Joe White
Sons
Winchester
Scott White
Walter White
Christian Endeavor
Mt. Olive
Clark Braithwaite
NATURAL SCENES BOOKLET PROMOTED BY WINCHESTER STAR
A promotional notice advertises NATURAL SCENES OF THE UNITED STATES a 49 000 spot illustrated geography booklet. Readers are urged to order by sending ten cents to the Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Washington DC and a coupon is included.
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East State
District of Columbia
North Carolina
Grand Canyon
Arizona
California
Pikes Peak
Colorado
Everglades
Florida
Stone Mountain
Georgia
America
The
United States
New Scout Cabin Dedication and Party for Troop 9
Troop 9 Boy Scouts held a dedication for a new cabin last Tuesday night to serve as a meeting place. A Friday night party followed with games and refreshments attended by Frances Bickers Phyllis Fowle Ann Williams Dotty Moore Dorothy DeGrange and Nina Shingleton in the new cabin.
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Boy Scouts
Frances Bickers
Phyllis Fowle
Ann Williams
Dotty Moore
Dorothy DeGrange
Nina Shingleton
Longshoremen Strike Hits Gulf Ports Over Hours Pay
Gulf longshoremen from five steamship lines struck at midnight demanding a 44 hour week and overtime at 1.27 1/2 dollars an hour. Only two ships, Jomar and Winston-Salem, were affected in Houston. Negotiations broke off after the union refused to renew its contract for 1.10 overtime. Basic pay remains 85 cents per hour. Other lines affected include Bull Newtex Moore Mack and Union Sulphur ships in Houston and nearby ports.
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Houston
Tex
Gnlf
Jomar
Winston-Salem
Lykes Lines
International Longshoremen’s Association
Bull
Newtex
Mooremack
Texas
Lake Charles
Recounted Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A scrambled daily crossword puzzle listing across and down clues with mixed legible and garbled text detailing terms like lawful Chinese and form of the verb to be, plus several garbled fragments and stray letters. The legible entries include clues for aphorisms, body parts, and common nouns, interspersed with broken phrases and partial words.
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Morocco
Ming
Pimlico Opens Fall Meet With Rich Ten Day Program
Pimlico opened its fall race meet with the richest ten day program ever offered at the hilltop. The stake a day program features purses totaling about 144000 and attracts top turf talent led by War Admiral, Glen Riddle Farm's three year old champion and leading money winner of the season.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Hilltop
War Admiral
Glen Riddle Farm
Baltimore Autumn Handicap and Seabiscuit Return Matchup
Earnings reach 161000 dollars as Seabiscuit, rival to Admiral C S Howard, will not race here and is slated for Santa Anita training on the west coast. The day’s feature is the $2 added Baltimore Autumn Handicap for all ages over six furlongs, with twelve entries including Deliberator, Grand Slam, Rough Time, Ever Gold, Fraidy Cat, Speed to Spare, High Fleet, Clingendaal, Wise Prince, Preeminent, Prairie Dog, and Log.
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Admiral
C. S. Howard
Pecarity
West Coast
Baltimore
Ever Gold
High Fleet
Prizes Awarded For Best Costumes In Pageant
The event honors girls and boys with prizes for costumes. Winners include Suzanne Barr aged 2 Patricia Anne Elworthy aged 4 Adelaide Cable aged 10 Glenda Keckley aged on Fairfax Lane and Donald Seely aged 2 with a bb gun names and addresses listed. Also a film bill notes Deanna Durbin in 100 Men And A Girl at Hable's Palace Theatre with other stars.
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Suzanne Barr
Loudoun Street
Shirley Temple
Patricia Anne Elworthy
National Avenue
Adelaide Cable
North Washington Street
Glenda Keckley
Fairfax Lane
Donald Seely
West Cork
Walter Brown
South Cameron
Jimmy Gates
Deanna Durbin
Adolphe Menjou
Leopold Stokowski
Alice Brady
Mischa Auer
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Deanna
Pold
Stokowski
Symphony
Leo
RKO Keith's
Washington
Fox News
Dr. Harry Adler Dies At 65 Noted Gastric Specialist
Dr. Harry Adler, 65, president of Sinai Hospital for ten years and specialist in gastric diseases, died in Baltimore. Born there, he studied at the University of Maryland Johns Hopkins and in Berlin Vienna Prague. Survived by widow Carrie Frank Adler son Charles and three sisters Mrs Said May Mrs Helen Lauchheim and Miss Blanche Adler.
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Baltimore
Harry Adler
Sinai Hospital
Adler
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
Berlin
Vienna
Prague
Carrie Frank Adler
Charles
Said May
Helen Lauchheim
Blanche Adler
Wettest October On Record Beats Longstanding Rainfall
October closed as the wettest on record, with total rainfall at 10.33 inches. Only .07 inch short of the all time local record, August 1898 had 10.40 inches, while the weather bureau records go back to 1893.
Will Rogers on brides and cooking in school
The rambling humorous anecdote recalls a bride who did not take cooking in school and served lamb chops, amusing her husband who reacted oddly to eating them. The piece reflects classic Will Rogers humor about domestic skills and marriage.
Lamb Chops Taste Raises Curious Comment
A conversation centers on lamb chops that taste odd to a speaker. The woman explains she cooked them carefully and treated minor burns with soda and witch hazel as advised by a radio program.
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James H. Price
Norfolk
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Paul S. Huber
Norfolk Newspapers, Inc
Tidewater
Associated Press
Winchester Evening Star
Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, DC
Washington D.C
Waukon
Williams
C.O.D
D.A. Williams Company
East Hampton
Connado
Gulf
Daily Cross
North Ment Carolina
Papa
Chief Island
Pacific
Fio
Fir
Will Rogers
American News Features, Inc
Ness
Lee
Gray & Eddy
Americas
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Roscoe Turner
Lee Gehlbach
Frank Hawks
TWA
Hal Snead
Col. Turner
Winifred Castle
Warren Piaget
Peter Killian
Edward Hurley
ED Graffe
Marie Driscoll
Gene English
Benny Goodman
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