Arthur G. Jones Faces New Jury on 14 000 Theft Count
Arthur G. Jones former president and general manager of the Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills Corporation goes on trial Monday at 10 in Corporation Court on larceny charges involving 14 000. The case includes ten counts alleging unauthorized commissions with Max Krol and other related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Jones
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills Corporation
Commonwealth
James P. Reardon
T. W. Harrison
Burr P. Harrison
Harry R. Kern
Winchester
Weaver and Armstrong
Front Royal
Philip Williams
Veniremen
Jones
Williams
Aubrey G. Weaver
Board of Directors
Fairmont
W. Va
Max Krol
New York
Jones, Krol
T. A. Copeland
Chicago Wool Company
Expense Statement Required By Law
Candidates listed on the ticket in the recent general election must file a formal expense statement by December 5. State election laws require filings within 30 days after the election, and a person elected to office cannot qualify until expenditures are reported.
Sarah Zane Follies of 1929 at CITIES SERVICE Market
Advertisement notes the Sarah Zane Follies of 1929 event. It lists CITIES SERVICE market closing at 30,000 price and selling until 9 A.M. Monday. H. H. Willis is named agent with phone contact 842. End of notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Willis
Agt
Howell Plans 10 Attack Again in Dry Tourney
Washington dispatch reports Senator Howell, a Nebraska signer of tariff bills, planning another push against prohibition enforcement after stirring remarks. The senator, a teetotaler advocate, missed one dry vote due to a late gym run but vows more speeches and charges against Wall Street booze parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
White House
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Wall Street
Prospe Ny
Senate
Chamber
Commander Byrd To Hear Mother By Radio Tonight
Governor Harry F. Byrd announced a radio hookup to let Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd Sr speak to Commander Richard E. Byrd at Little America Antarctica. The broadcast connects from the Virginia governor's mansion to the General Electric station in Schenectady New York at 11 40 p m eastern standard time. Secretary of the Navy Charles Frances Adams will greet Byrd for the navy from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Harry F. Byrd
Richard Evelyn Byrd, Sr
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
Little America
Antarctic
General Electric Broadcasting
Schenectady
N Y
Buffalo Evening News
Charles Frances Adams
Washington
Navy
New York
America
New York Times
Community invited to attend all listed services
Offhand notice invites readers to attend a series of services on specified dates. The fragment lists times and a monetary annotation and references multiple services coordinated by a local church or organization.
Tragedy on Opening Day Ends in Death of Fisher
Virgil R Fishel of Hardy county West Virginia dies from buckshot wounds on the first day of the game season near De Haven. Roy Webber remains seriously wounded as details vary. Fisher’s funeral set for Sunday in White Hall with burial in Wardensville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil R. Fishel
Hardy County
W. Va
William Fisher
White Hall
de Haven
Roy E. Webber
Paul Adams
Webber
Fisher
Memorial Hospital
Herbert Fries
Adams
Fishel
West Virginia
Young Fisher
Parlett’s Morgue
Miss. Bessinebrre
Thomas Shoemaker
Wardensville
Clarence Godlove
Ralph Robinson
Curtis Robinson
Clearbrook
John Braithwaite
John Reese
Will Speak In County Church
The Rev. R. J. Wolfe secretary of the Intermediate Luther League will deliver an address on the work at Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. All are cordially invited to attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Wolfe
Intermediate Luther League
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens City
For Sale No 212 East Lane Avenue in Bath
Gas and lights the good buy at 3500. B M Sullivan offers the property located between Piccadilly Street and Nanres Avenue in Bath. Listing date November 14, 1916. Auction or sale details include address and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lane Avenue
Piccadilly Street
Nanres Avenue
Bath
Firemen Contain Blazing Dance Hall Fire
Firemen quickly controlled a noon blaze in the dance hall of Frank Patton on South Loudoun Street south of Gerard Street. The one story frame building suffered heavy damage to the west side and two instruments were destroyed. Loss estimated at 1500 dollars with no insurance. Cause undetermined, likely starting near the orchestra platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Patton
Loudoun Street
Gerard Street
Balloon Released at Winchester Fair Becomes Letter Find
W Benton Snider of this city released a toy balloon at the Winchester Fair on August 30 with a finder card. He recently received a letter from C E Fisher of High Rock York County Pennsylvania stating he found the balloon November 4 between Alive and Muddy Creek in York County. Airville lies about 23 miles from York.
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W. Benton Snider
Winchester Fair
Mr. Snider
C. E. Fisher
High Rock
York County
Pennsylvania
Airville
York, Pa
Red Cross Worker Gertrude Lamont Active in Annual Appeal
Gertrude Lamont, daughter of the secretary of commerce and Washington debutante, is an enthusiastic worker in the annual Red Cross campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Lamont
Secretary of Commerce
Washington
Red Cross
Coll
Cally
Mack Brooks Dies of Heart Attack in Winchester
Mack Brooks a well known colored nurse in Winchester died at 3 am at his home 116 East Pall Mall Street after a brief illness. The 72 year old native of White Post Clarke county is survived by his son Frank Brooke. The body will lie at Jones morgue until Monday noon then take to White Post for 2 pm service with interment there.
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Mack Brooks
Winchester
East Pall Mall Street
Susan Strange
Frank Brooke
Mack
White Post
Clarke County
Jones’ Morgue
Loudoun Street
Lost collie dog seen roaming Shawnee Heights fields
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports a shy collie seen wandering near the city reservoir at Shawnee Heights for a week. The dog bears dark fur with white spots and has a collar tag uncollected. No one has yet caught it to read the number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animale
Shawnee Heights
City Reservoir
Mrs Mary Jenkins Called By Death in Strasburg
Mrs Mary Etta Jenkins widow of John Jenkins of Strasburg died Wednesday. Funeral set for 2.30 pm tomorrow at Strasburg Christian Church with burial in River Hill Cemetery. She was mother of Thomas Jenkins, a Pennsylvania Railroad employee of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Etta Jenkins
John Jenkins
Strasburg
Notice of Temporary Closure After Death of Husband's Father
Notice states business will be closed until Tuesday morning due to death of the wife’s father. Reading appears on page 1 with CHAS W. BUHL listed among notices.
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Chas W. Buhl
Winchester Shrine Club Meeting Notices
Winchester Shrine Club announces a Monday evening gathering at 6 30 p m in the Eastern Star room with an oyster supper by ladies. Key business concerns the Acca Temple Mosque at Richmond. Every member expected. W M Shade, Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star ‘Room
Acca - Temple
Richmond
W. M Shade
Education Week Observed in Winchester Public Schools
Next week Winchester Public Schools will celebrate Education Week with parent visits and an evening session at Handley building for grades six through twelve. The event has long drawn public interest and will feature Mrs Bell's Opportunity Class with a new Thursday program and a 9 o clock auditorium presentation.
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Winchester
Parentea
Star
Handley Building
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Friendship Ladies' Auxiliary to Meet for Bazaar Plans
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Friendship Fire Company will hold a Monday evening meeting on November 18 at S o'clock to finalize arrangements for the company bazaar. G. R. Haines serves as chairman.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Friendship Fire Company
S’clock
G. R. Haines
Red Cross Roll Call Nearing Goal at Grace Lutheran
An enthusiastic Red Cross roll call meeting at Grace Lutheran Church reported a total of 3080 in cash and pledges toward a 4000 goal for next year. Mrs. R T Barton praised volunteers and thanked solicitors, churches, schools, businesses, and banks for support as the drive continues to Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Grace Lutheran Church
R. T. Barton
Barton
Handley School
Corkey
Melvin Green
George EB. Faneler
Capitol
Colonial Theatres
Rose Grim
Frances P. Page
F.L. Harris
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Emma Robinson
Betty Jackson
Nelson Page
Joseph Hodgson
Frank Reynolds
Cy Mee
City Hall
Winchester business man joins Home Life Insurance as special representative
Charles R. Keeler, a noted Winchester merchant, becomes special representative of the Home Life Insurance Company of New York. Local representation is Bryarly and Green with H. R. Bryarly and Brother as general agents. Keeler had prior ties to insurance here and previously worked as a traveling salesman for a large flour firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Keeler
Winchester
The
Home Life Insurance Company
New York
Bryarly and Green
H. R. Bryarly and Brother
Washington
Keeler
Auction of 1929 Pontiac Coach at dealer cost
Winchester Credit Corp advertises two unused 1929 Pontiac Coaches for sale at dealer cost. Also offers two slightly used Pontiac Coaches and notes both cars have not been driven. Sale appears in the 11-8-1p-tt listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Pontiac
Winchester Credit Corp
D A L R Protest Removal of Morgan Remains in Arlington
Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a meeting as it discusses restoring Wakefield Stratford and supporting a Washington and Lee garden project. A letter from Mrs Josephine Callahan requests details on General Daniel Morgan’s remains in Winchester and Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Loudoun
Louis B. Rice
Afria
Guston J
George Mason
Hertle
Morgan
Roseald
MacDonald
Executive Board
Washington, D.C
Rose MacDoncael
Regent
London
Josephine Neulle Callahan
Daniel Morgan
Daniels
Winchester
Arlington National Cemetery
Mor
A. R
Callahan
Quartermaster-General
John T. Harris
Q. M. Corps
C. Morgan
Daniel
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Free Chest Clinic Scheduled by District Nurse Association
The District Nurse Association announces a free chest clinic at its offices near the Court House on Friday November 22 from 9 30 a m to noon and from 2 30 to 4 30 p m. Dr W Scott of the State Board of Health and local nurses will supervise. Those with tuberculosis symptoms or lingering coughs are invited to attend for expert advice. No children under 14 will be examined without a physician's written request.
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District Nurse Association
Court House
W. Scott
Vii State Board of Health
Hunting Notice Prohibits Trespass on Warren Rice Farm
Notice warns trespass is forbidden on the Warren Rice farm located on Middle Road and at Vaucluse. The advisory names a man and dog as prohibited within the property boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Road
Vaucluse
Guy
Warren Rice
Trespass Notices Noted in Evening Star
Public record item notes existing trespass signs printed in The Evening Star dated November 15, 1p. notices reference permission restrictions for property access and enforcement by local authorities.
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the Evening Star
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Woolen Company
Colonial Theatre
Brown & Fisher’s
Nebraska
National
Robert —B._Howell
Annapolis
Robert B- Howell
Commander Byrd
Richards
Shen
Val Bank
James
Billingsley
Charge
Companion
Lewis P. Barber
Alexandria
Columbia University
Fresh Mail
Mary Jenkins
Winchester Shrine Club
Handley
Proto Alvin Thomas
George McManus
Arnold Rothstein
C. R. Keller
Home Life Company
D.alr
War Department
Arlington
Washington and Lee
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