Mrs Dunlap Dies After Stroke During Phone Call
Mrs. Fannie Baker Dunlap 66, wife of Hollis B. Dunlap, died at Memorial Hospital about four hours after a stroke while using the telephone yesterday afternoon. Born March 6, 1864, she lived at Osborne on the Berryville pike and belonged to Grace Lutheran Church. Funeral is Saturday at 3 p.m. from the Berryville pike home, with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Fannie Baker Dunlap
Hollis B. Dunlap
Memorial Hospital
Josiah
Alcinda Osborne
Hackwood” Farm
Angerona
Cover
Piccadilly Street
Dunlap
Grace Lutheran Church
Man
First Brethren Church
Berryville Pike
W. E. Stahler
Norman Cooper
Emercon J. Rohart
First Brethren, Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Pallbearere
Charles R. Anderson
Bertram Longstreet
Mary Bruce Baker
Alfred J. Baker
Washington
Gibson G. Baker
Winchester
George Goodwin Baker
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
We Can Give Prompt and Satisfactory Service
An ad fragment touts prompt and satisfactory service with a phone number, 60, and a Washington garage address at 60 North. The garbled text suggests a local business card style notice with minimal readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Garage
Virginia hunters flock to open season as game plentiful
Bob White and wildlife including pheasant rabbit wild turkey and deer move through Virginia forests as hunting season opens. M D Hart notes 25 000 more licenses expected this year while Conservation Chairman Robertson urges protection and expansion of wild turkeys and release programs to boost supply. Turkeys cost 20 each and 6 204 were killed last year. replacement would require 124 000 without hunter cooperation.
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Bob White
Virginia
M. D. Hart
State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Robertson
Commission
Game Department
Converts To Be Baptized Sunday at Ebenezer Church
Rev. S. J. Goode closed a successful meeting at Ebenezer Church of Christ near Gore with 11 additions. On Sunday November 17 at 5 p m, seven or more will be baptized and received into the church at the 7 30 p m service. Public is cordially invited.
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S. J. Goode
Ebenezer Church of Christ
Gore
Phillips Resigns as Canada Minister to Return to Boston
William Phillips has resigned as minister to Canada and plans to quit the diplomatic service late in December to return to his home in Boston.
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William Phillips
Canada
Boston
City church invites all to attend all services
An enumeration urges residents to attend every service at the local church, emphasizing the preacher's strong personality and the value of his message for the city.
Rotary Club hears Williams on Virginia University
At a George Washington Club meeting R. Gray Williams spoke on the University of Virginia noting Jefferson’s founding principles and praising President Alderman. O H Benson urged Boy Scout support, calling youth guidance crucial to reduce crime and public costs.
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George Enaing Tes A Ee Club
R. Gray Williams
University of Virginia
O. H. Benson
Boy Scout Executive Headquarters
Jefferson
Mr. Williams
Thomas Jefferson
Edwin A. Alderman
University
DuPont
Benson
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Movement
J. Victor Arthur
Club
Americans Win In Detroit Bridge Opening Race
Crowds gathered at the new Ambassador Bridge as early as yesterday to witness the first crossing race between Americans and Canadians. The Americans won by about one minute as traffic began to move at 10.35 a m with customs and immigration holds delaying full opening.
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Associated ‘Precé
Detroit
Ambassador Bridge
Etroit
Customs and Immigration
Church Revival Proceeds at Braddock Street Methodist
A revival at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South continues next week led by Rev James Billingsley. His engaging sermons have drawn many and nightly services run at 7 30 oclock with open invitation to all city residents.
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Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
James Billingsley
Billingsley
Billingsley Uys
War Secretary Good Shows Signs of Slight Improvement
Washington reports that for the first time since illness, Secretary Good’s physicians see signs of slight improvement. He remains in critical condition but early morning strength returned somewhat. Doctors warn against complications and monitor for possible pneumonia while praising his vitality. Dirty ad notice appears at end.
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Associated Press
Washington
Good
Supreme Court affirms Hodge case in Richmond ruling
In the Supreme Court of Appeals at Richmond Chief Justice Prentiss upheld the Winchester Corporation Court decision in the case of Lucius Hodge. Hodge was arrested for unlawful sale of ardent spirits on January 12 1929, convicted in police court, fined 100 dollars and jailed 60 days. The high court affirmed the lower court, requiring payment of the fine and service of the sentence.
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Supreme Court of Appeals
Richmond
Robert R. Prentiss
Lucius Hodge
Corporation Court of Winchester
Corporation Court
Hodge
Bandits Offer Big Rewards After New York Dinner Party Heist
In Buffalo on November 15 a group of seven armed masked men raided the Carson home during a dinner for a prominent couple. They held 16 guests and staff at gunpoint, stole jewelry valued at about 400 000 dollars, including a pearls necklace worth 250 000 to 300 000 dollars. A reward of 35 000 dollars alive or 70 000 dollars dead was posted for the seven attackers.
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Buffalo
N. Y
John L Carson, Jr
Ray van Clif
Philip Metz
Buffalo Eevening Times
Normand FE
Mack
Bandits
Eleanor Cameron
Waco
Texas
Courtland van Clief
Miss Cameron
Mra Howard Cole
Tlying
Cameron
Wah Clief
Profit Taking Sweeps NYSE as Prices Retreat
Heavy profit taking dominated the late session on the New York Stock Exchange with many issues dropping one to ten dollars from earlier highs though some dividend payers rose two to twenty dollars. Total volume reached 4,399,980 shares while call money renewed at 5 1/2 percent. Separately North American Thrift Association of 578 Madison Avenue filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
North American Thrift Association
Madison Avenue
United States District Court
Tax Reductions Seems Probable Before Holidays
Representative Tilson predicted the Treasury tax reduction proposal would pass the House before Christmas. He said a 1 percent cut in individual and corporate rates would face little Senate resistance and that a resolution to carry out the reduction would be referred to the Ways and Means Committee when December session opens.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tilson
Connecticut
Republican House
White House
Treasury
House
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Trespass Notices Printed for You in The Evening Star
A short notice indicates trespass signs have been issued or posted, referencing The Evening Star and listing the date 11 15. The item summarizes a public notice about trespass restrictions.
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Tresepass
THE
Evening Star
State Baptists Appreciate Courtesies Here
The Virginia Baptist General Association closed its 106th annual session in Winchester with thanks to the Winchester Baptist Church and pastor EB J Clark, cooperating churches, the Chamber of Commerce, The Winchester Evening Star, and citizens who furnished cars for delegates. The Winchester Chamber issued a public note praising loyal citizens for automobile donations and Winchester's hospitality.
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Virginia Baptist General Association
First Baptist Church
Roanoke
Winchester Baptist Church
EB. JF. Clark
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Evening Star
Ae Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Baptist Association
Viattora
Virginia
Winchester Chamber OF Commerce
Ray Robinson
Andrew Bell
Episcopal High To Play Academy Here Tomorrow
Episcopal High School meets Shenandoah Valley Academy on Saturday at 2 30 p m in a hard fought battle judged evenly matched.SV A seeks another upset while Episcopal carries a string of victories into the showdown with R M A on Thanksgiving.
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Episcopal High
Academy
Marshall
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Episcopal High School
Episcopal
Methodists
Front Royal
Charges Filed Against Six Union Industrial Bank Officials
In Flint Michigan on November 15 the prosecuting attorney received a complaint charging six former Union Industrial Bank officers with embezzlement. The named individuals include John S DeCamp Elton D Graham Milton Pollock Ivan P Christiansen March H Kelley and Ruseshl A Ramyan. Misapplications exceeding 3.5 million were found in bank funds amid the stock market collapse with some admitting misuse. Net shortage after recoveries was reported as 2909 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mich
Union Industrial Bank
Charles D. Beagle
John S. DeCamp
Elton D. Graham
Milton Pollock
Ivan P. Christensen
March H. Kelley
Ruseshl A. Ramyan
Death of Winchester resident after auto crash
Taylor F Hahn, a prominent Winchester citizen, died at Memorial Hospital after being struck by an auto at Valley avenue and the Valleypike Tuesday evening. The driver Wilbur C Cather rushed Hahn to hospital. Hahn, 51, suffered skull and collarbone fractures and internal injuries. He was survived by a wife, three daughters, a son, a brother and two sisters. funeral arrangements set for Sunday at his home.
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Taylor F. Hahn
Winchester
Valley Avenue
Valley Pike
Memorial Hospital
Hahn
Wilbur C. Cather
Mr. Cather
Victor Products Company
Mr. Hahn
Festus Hahn
Mr.Hahn
Margaret Hahn
Robert Hahn
Marion
Ohio
Joseph Fisher
Strasburg
Ruel van Horn
Clifton Forge
South
Loudoun Street
W .L. Dudley
Church of the Disciples of Christ
Plumbing and Heating Repair by L. L. Hockman & Son
Plumbing and heating repair service offered by L. L. Hockman & Son. Call 897 for prompt work and guidance on repairs. Located at 10-24-lp-Thes. & Fri.-tfi.
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L. L. Hockman& Son
Store Hours Notice
MY STORE will be open 6.30 p m except Saturday 10 20 p m 11 15 1p 11 R M SWIMLBY.
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R. M.swimlby
For Sale 15 Fat Steers by J. Erb
J. Erb lists fifteen fat steers for sale. The small ad notes contact details on the listing page.
Apple Trees See Richards Pros Shen Valley Bank Building
Readable text notes Apple trees linked to Richards Pros and Shen Valley Bank Building with a date code 10 23 Lp tf suggesting a property or business notice.
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Richards
Shen
Val. Bank
Evangelistic Services Highlight Cross as Lifting Power
A large crowd attended Church of Christ services in Chester with Rev John A. Tate of Richmond delivering The Living Power of the Cross of Christ. He stressed that education and social services cannot atone for sin and the cross alone can lift the soul. The coming Sunday promises three services as Tate speaks on The Two Crosses.
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Church of Christ
Bible School
H. H. Jennings
P. A. Cave
Martinsburg
W. Va
John A. Tate
Richmond
Christ
Evangelist
Winchester Park Sponsoring Winter Basketball Tryouts
City players desiring to play this winter meet tonight at Handley High School gym for practice. Sponsored by the Winchester Park Association, proceeds fund boys’ physical training in Winchester. H Russell Potts, president, urges strong public support. First practice at 8 o'clock tonight.
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Handley High School
Winchester Park Association
Winchester
H. Russell Potts
Estar
Park Association
Cruiser and Freighter Collide in Fog Near Nantucket
In a fog about 25 miles northeast of Nantucket the U S cruiser Marblehead and the steamer Evansville collided. No damage or injuries occurred. Marblehead was bound to Boston after a cruise, Evansville to New York with a 36 crew aboard, both ships resumed journeys shortly after the incident.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Marblehead
Evangsville
Nantucket
Evansville
New York
Navy Yard
M. and J. Tracy Steamship Company
New __York
Arthur Page Named Stimson Aide at Arms Conference
Arthur Wilson Page son of the late Walter Hines Page is appointed as personal aide to Secretary Stimson for the upcoming arms conference. The appointment was announced in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Arthur Wilson Page
Walter Hines Page
Stimson
1929 Oakland and Pontiac Coach sale at dealer cost
Cars not driven will be sold at dealer cost. Two slightly used Pontiac Coaches offered. Winchester Credit Corp. listing dated November 8.
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Oakland @bach
Pontiac
Winchester
Credit Corp
Valley Society Plans Publicity Push for Shenandoah Route
Valley Inc reports strong finances and previews a new relief map and circular to promote Shenandoah Valley travel. Plans call for mission advertising and a countywide campaign with faster highway improvements urged by the Highway Commission. The forthcoming map will highlight the Shenandoah Valley route to northern and southern states and is expected to attract tourists to the coast route corridor.
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Shenandoah
Valley, Inc
Virginia
Board
Staun
J. Benchoff
Colonel Benchoff
Eta
The
Valley
Tia
Subectiptic
Cenar
Benchoff
Shenandoah Valley
Shenadoah Valley
Wight
Funeral Rites For Susan Ann Nixdorf Infant Burial In Sacred Heart Cemetery
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Susan Ann Nixdorf infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nixdorf. Rev Father Martin of Sacred Heart conducted the rites with interment in Sacred Heart Cemetery. The death occurred Wednesday and was described as sudden and unexpected. She was born earlier this year and was the daughter of Dr and Mrs Stuart Nixdorf formerly Miss Dorothy.
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Ann Nixdorf
Donald
Father Martin
The
Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Nixdorf
Dorothy
Stuart
Dr Boyd Buys Ancestors Home on Fairmont Avenue
Dr. P. W. Boyd has acquired possession of the Schultz property on Fairmont avenue, the old colonial mansion once home to his parents and ancestors. The sale, by heirs of the late Dr. and Lewis A. Miller, was learned today. Boyd plans to preserve the colonial architecture while making improvements to the property.
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P. W. Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
Schultz
Lewis A. Miller
Dr. Boyd
Réed
City and State Tax Notice for 1979 Taxes Due
Taxpayers are warned that 3 percent penalties apply to taxes unpaid by November 16. An additional 5 percent penalty will be added to state taxes by December 6. Do not wait to pay. contact tax treasurer WM. T. RARR for details.
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WM. T. Rarr
Tresk
Hunting Notice on Farm Roads Prohibits Trespass Dogs
Trespass warning posted for Molle Road and Vaucluse Farm property. Dog prohibited on the cited lands. Notice appears in Warreny Rice records with reference code 11-14-1p-31.
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Molle Road
Vaucluse
Warrenyrice
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State Commission
Phillips
VA. University
Mr. Benson
Davis Grocery
Hehe
State Baptists
Flora Jellinick
Mr. Tate
Arthur Page
Stinson
Valley Society Shapes
Ganization
Susan Ann Nixdorf
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