Hunting Season Opens With Many Taking the Field
Open season begins this morning in Frederick county and statewide with hunting legally starting 30 minutes before sunrise. Game Warden F W Pingley notes game is plentiful, rabbits quail grouse turkeys and squirrels abundant due to a shorter season last year and favorable winter. Open season for deer and ring necked pheasants is not in Frederick county. License info shows over 1 600 licenses issued. hunting rules set bag limits for upland game and required visible licenses. Continued on Page Seven.
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Frederick County
F. W. Pingley
Pingley
Corporation Clerk
Richmond
Virginia
Prayer and Self Denial Week Observed by Church Auxiliary
The Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Woman's Auxiliary observes a week of prayer and self denial for home missions with services in the Sunday School room today Thursday 3 to 4 pm and Wednesday and Friday 7 30 pm. Miss Mary Bittinger a former Bible teacher at Oklahoma Presbyterian College Durant Okla will attend today Thursday and Friday with reviews of The Red Man's Trail and a pageant on Presbyterian missions in Oklahoma. The 7 30 pm tomorrow service will be led by Rev Dr F T McFaden and others.
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Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Mary Bittinger
Oklahoma Presbyterian College
Durant
Okla
Oklahoma
Home Mission
F. T. McFaden
Loudoun Street
Lela Rosenberger
Miss Bittinger
Susie Glass Strider
Virginians urged to avoid Washington march plans
Governor Pollard warns unemployment set to join marchers heading to Washington for claims before Congress. Reports say Virginia residents may participate, but officials say Washington cannot feed or house marchers and funds are lacking. Pollard expects no Virginia citizens will join.
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Washington
Congress
Pollard
Richmond
Winchester
Bonus
Virginia
Board of Commissioners
District of Columbia
California to pardon Wright Act violators after repeal vote
Governor James Rolph Jr announced he will pardon all Wright Act violators in state prisons and county jails after California voters approved repeal of prohibition. About 300 in state prisons and 700 in county jails were awaiting clemency as election results were certified. Police in Oakland and Bay Area cities were ordered to halt liquor raids.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
California
James Rolph, Jr
New York
Secretary of State
Oakland
San Francisco Bay Area
Grease Fire At Peoples Service Drug Store Noontime Blaze
Boiling grease over into a gas stove jet in the kitchen of the Peoples Service Drug Store on North Loudoun street caused a small blaze and heavy smoke. Firefighters quickly contained it with chemical extinguishers and booster-tank water, and diners remained unaware until the danger passed.
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Peoples Service Drug Store
Loudoun Street
Winchester Day Cleaning Works Ad and Notices
Scarlet poster offers cleaning services with suit and dress prices and 25 percent off other work. Includes cash on delivery and contact via phone at 80. 210 So Braddock St. Also a notice seeking a white wire-haired female puppy owner to call and a rag request from Star Office.
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Braddock St
Last Rites for Mrs. Harpesty at Summit
Funeral services for Eva Hardesty wife of Stanley Hardesty were held at Summit Point Baptist Church Berryville Va. Interment followed at Green Hill Cemetery Reverend Mun dy led the rites assisted by several area clergy. Survived by husband three daughters two sisters one brother and two grandchildren. Pallbearers included William McCarthy Randolph F Nes Mil ler Bane Randolph Oaton William Burch Paul Keen Lee Young and Richard Madison.
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Berryville
Summit Point
W. Va
Eva Hardesty
Stanley Hardesty
Clarke County
Green Hill Cemetery
Mundy
Summit Point Baptist Church
Hardesty
Eva Durant Sowers
Daniel H
Katherine J. Sowers
West Virginia
Mary Hiskill
Evelyn Hardesty
Edward Harris
W. R. Newton
Washington, D. C
Estelle Kerfoot
Mason Osborne
C. K. Sowers
Lawrence
Stanley Hiskill
Summit Point. Pallbearers At the Obsequies For Mrs. Hardesty
William McCarthy
Randolph F “Nes
Miller Bane
Randolph Oaton
William Burch
Paul Keen
Leé Young
Richard Madison
Annual Papers Of Local Society In Many Libraries
The Winchester Virginia Historical Society’s first volume, issued in 1931, has earned national library recognition. Major institutions such as the New York Public Library and Boston Public Library placed orders and requested continuation volumes for future papers. The society, organized in 1930, aims to collect publish and preserve regional history.
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Winchester
New York Public Library
Boston Public Library
New York
Boston
Henry E. Huntington Library
San Marino
Calif
Winchester Historical Society
Brown & Fisher's to Close Two Days for Final Sale
Brown and Fisher's store at 27 North Loudoun Street will close tomorrow and Thursday to mark down prices and rearrange stock ahead of a final closing out. The sale is overseen by M Snyderman advertising manager of Sterling Sales System of Philadelphia. Final event begins Friday morning November 18 at 8 30.
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Brown and Fisher's
Loudoun Street
M. Snyderman
Sterling Sales System
Philadelphia
Virginia Cities Plan Public Utility Rate Survey
Officials from most Virginia cities and large towns gather in Richmond at the League of Virginia Municipalities meeting to discuss a plan to reduce public utility rates including electricity and gas. The American Public Utilities Bureau will survey rates, funded by 30 participating cities and towns.
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Virginia
Richmond
League of Virginia
League
Winchester
Old Hall
House of Delegates
Capitol Building
C. R. Anderson
John H. Rosenberger
Common Council
American Public Utilities Bureau of
New York City
Municipalities League
Utilities Bureau
John Bauer
New York Traction
Bauer
South Carolina
Power Authority of
New York
Charlottesville
State Corporation Commission
County Workers Lead Red Cross Welfare Campaign Effort
County workers organize for the Red Cross welfare drive with leaders named including P. E. Lineburg and Mrs. Larrick among others. Emphasis this year on food gifts such as side meat lard potatoes canned fruit wheat and corn for winter relief. A list of Winchester contributors follows as the fund grows with pledges from many local residents and families.
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Red Cross
P. E. Lineburg
Stephens City
Robert Larrick
Middletown
Mack DeHaven
Gainesboro
Ruth Smith
Cross Junction
Clark Whitacre
Whitacre
Snyder
Clayton
Albin
Louisa Crawford
van Meter Hack
Kernstown
Cora Crim
Pleasant
Valley
Joseph Hancher
John Lodge
White Hall
Garvin
Kern
Gore
Winchester
Snarr
Geo. G. Rosenberger
John H. Anderson
C. R. Cooper
Eugene. Cooper
Eugene. Hannon
R. E. Kerfoot
Alfred. Sheetz
Lillian. Jamison
O. L. Page
R. B. LaRue
L. B. Dudley
W. L. Robinson
J. L. Carpenter
N. H. Conrad
Helen W. , Knight
B. M. S. Miller
Percy D. Hack
Frank N. Hack
Frank N. Lynch
M. M. Massie
Mrs Hook badly hurt in Hayfield crash
Mrs Eva Hook, wife of auto dealer L J Hook, was critically injured in a two-car crash near the Hayfield school in Frederick county. The Paige car, driven by Lester Kerns, collided with a truck driven by Russell Hook, killing the car and injuring Mrs Hook who was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital with a double arm fracture and facial injuries.
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Eva Hook
L. J. Hook
Hayfield
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hook
Winchester
Paige
Kerns
Murder charges dropped against Libby Reynolds in Forsyth case
North Carolina Solicitor asked for a nolle prosequi in the Libby Holman Reynolds murder case tied to her husband Smith Reynolds. Judge A M Stack approved the motion directing discharge of Reynolds and Ab Walker and release of bonds while preserving right to reopen if new evidence emerges.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Libby Holman Reynolds
Broadway
North Carolina
Carlisle Higgins
A. M. Stack
Forsyth County Superior Court
Nolle Prasse
Libby
Ab Walker
Winston- Salem
Smith Reynolds
Higgins
Stack
Carlis- Higgins
James H. Poll
Reynolds
Chicken supper benefits Clearbrook church at Dick’s lunch room
A chicken supper will be served at Dick’s lunch room in Clearbrook on Thursday evening November 17 from 5 to 10 o’clock. Proceeds go to the Ladies Auxiliary of Clearbrook Church. Tickets priced at 35 cents.
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Price
Clearbrook
Clearbrook Church
Winchester VFW Post installs new commander amid ceremony
Lee Coble was installed as commander of Winchester Post No. 2123 VFW, succeeding Capt. George H. Grimm who led the post for two terms. Other officers were named, including Roscoe Funk as vice commander and A P Barnhart as adjutant, as colors were presented to Grimm. A officers’ meeting is planned Friday at 8 pm to map the year's program.
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Lee Coble
Winchester
Veterans of Foreign Wars
North Loudoun Street
Mr. Coble
George H. Grimm
Captain Grimm
Grimm
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
Cavalry
United States Army
Coble
State Council
Roscoe Funk
Fred Affleck
A. P. Barnhart
J. E. Keffer
C. E. Moore
Horace C. Browne
Douglas Spillman
Harry T. Smith
C. E. Morrison
Harry F. Anderson
L. L. Trahan
W. B. Brill
Earl Crowser
Fred A. Read
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Typhoon Wake Toll Tops 100 Dead or Missing
AP reports a 12 hour typhoon in Tokyo area leaves 26 dead 25 seriously injured and 26 missing ashore plus widespread home damage. Fukushima village reports 13 boats with 100 plus fishermen missing. Unkai Maru went aground near Oshima Island with 22 crew feared lost.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Fukushima Prefecture
Oshima Island
Tokyo Bay
Kanagawa Prefecture
Yokohama
Yokoshika
Conceit Linked to Ill Health Says Scientist
A scientist warns that conceit is a form of ill health while noting self-praise may reflect hidden discomfort such as lumbago. The remark suggests vanity can be a physical symptom or disguise for pain.
Death summons member of old Valley family
Henry C. Ott a longtime Harrisonburg merchant dies at 80 after a heart illness. He moved to Winchester last summer with a brother and sister and was a lifelong Evangelical Lutheran. Survived by two brothers, a sister aged 95, and a local heaged. The body will be moved to Harrisonburg for a grave service at Woodbine Cemetery with no local funeral.
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Henry C. Ott
Shenandoah Valley
Shawnee Avenue
Mr. Ott
Harrisonburg
L. P. Ott
Winchester
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woodstock
William and
Eliza Hartman Ott
Louis P. Hartman
Walter S. Ott
Virginia F
Prince of Wales Arrives in Belfast for Stormont Dedication
More than 12,000 guards will protect the Prince of Wales during his three day Belfast visit to dedicate the Stormont Parliament building. About 8,000 Orange volunteers assist police along routes amid lingering Northern Ireland tensions and nationalist protests. An English runner won a race despite a toothache.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Prince of Wales
Stormont
Ireland
Hoover Keeps Silence Over 10 Debt Policies
Hoover refrains from public comments as he plans war debt talks with President-elect Roosevelt. Belgium joins Britain and France in conveying views while Congress remains opposed to debt revision. Roosevelt stays secluded in Albany awaiting a White House meeting. both leaders consider delaying debt payments and informal talks.
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Associated Press
Hoover
Roosevelt
Belgium
Great Britain
France
Washington
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ayer
St. Louis
Albany
Executive Mansion
President Hoover
White House
de Peankiin
Flashes of Life and Odd Local News Snippets
Brief clippings report Dr H S Diehl seeks 100 volunteers for cold pill tests at University of Minnesota. A Baltimore fire ends with a man losing his best suit and pay envelope to the flames. A Nebraska gopher fossil with horns arrives at the Field Museum. Carl Seiler of Oneida Illinois wins the United States corn husking title after years of practice.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
H. S. Diehl
Campus Health Service
Nebraska
Field Museum
Thompson Stout
Lowdllon, Neb
Museum
Oneida
Ijl
Carl Seiler
United States
Wilcox Eyes Smallest Quart Measure and Sharply Pointed Pick
Marshfield Wisconsin resident Andrew Wilcox seeks the town’s smallest quart measure and a pick with a sharp point. He wagers on an election and must wait for the ground to freeze before digging one quart of angle worms.
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Marshfield
Wis
Andrew Wilcox
Wilcox
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Fiame
Call Winchester Day Cleaning Works
Star Office
Brown & Fisher’s
Mayor Anderson
Mr. Rosenberger
Pony
Libby Reynolds
Nolle
Walker
Capt. Grimm
OLD Valley
Wales
The
Baltimore
E. Anderson
Anderson
Chicago
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