Japanese Forces Take Tsitsihar In Manchuria Clash
Japanese troops under General Honjo seized Tsitsihar capital of Helsungkiang province and pressed Chinese forces back in heavy Arctic fighting. Mah Chan-Shan fled with troops as Honjo crossed the Chinese Eastern Railway to enter the city and threaten a larger advance. League of Nations officials voiced alarm in Paris while Nanking officials lamented limited options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Council
Tisitsihar
Honjo
Tsitsihar
Tokyo
Hailungkiang
China
Russia
Mah Chan-Shan
Anganchi
Terganchi
Lungchiang
Mah
Paris
Tsitihar
League of Nation
League
Manchuria
Matsuzaka
Briand
Dawes
Nanni River
Nanking
League of Nations Council
Willingham Convicted For DUI In Loudoun Court
Clarence Willingham of Round Hill Loudoun county was fined 123 dollars jailed 30 days and had his driving privilege revoked for one year by Judge Donald L Weems after being convicted of operating a motor vehicle under the influence. He was arrested Sunday night by Officer Francis Funk who stopped him as he refused to heed commands during a fire on North Loudoun street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Willingham
Round Hill
Loudoun County
Donald L. Weems
Willingham
Francis Funk
North Loudoun Street
One Killed Six Missing In Wreck Near Newark Ohio
A Pennsylvania freight train derailed at Blackin, 15 miles east of Newark, Ohio, killing one person and leaving six missing while two others suffered serious injuries. The incident occurred this afternoon and details are supplied by Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newark
Black In
Here
Women at Braddock Street Church Emphasize Compassionate Christianity
Last evening at Braddock Street Methodist Church South, Dr. J M Rowland urged women to lead with prayer and faith, warning against compromising with Christ. He urged focus on individual lives, compassion, and Christian love, and announced a Sunday School night and a charity film fundraiser for the unemployed with local talent performing at the Capitol and Palace theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
J. M. Rowland
Church of God
Christ
Rowland
Matthew
Jesus
Palestine
Holy Land
God
Satan
Church
Capitol
Palace Theatres
Palace Theatre
Sue Carol
Capitol Theatre
Telulah Bankhead
Martha Tucker
Kitty Sutton
Philomena Laren
Georgia Conrad
Rice
Virginia Boyd
Handley High School
Fenton Nelson
Beall Thomas
Grace Bauserman
Mildred Sirbaugh
Janes Rhodes
Charlotte Campbell
Palace
Capitol Theatres
American Federation of Labor
Herman H. Hable
J. Pred Thomas
Ralph S. Fansler
The
Star
Revival services draw crowds at Bethel Church
Special meeting at the Old Bethel Methodist Church attracts growing crowds each night. Evangelist Rev. J Russell Corron outlines topics for the week including Is there a Personal devil, Jesus Our Hope, The Bible Gods Own Book, and The Unpardonable Sin. Services run nightly at 7:30 with invites to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bethel Methodist Church
J. Russell Corron
Jesus
Utility grade apples now shipped abroad under embargo lift
British policy allowing utility grade apples into the United Kingdom from November 15 boosted exports from New York. Liverpool and other markets reported steady demand with Yorks No. 1 prices at 17–20 shillings and Utility at 14/9–16/6. Shipments for the week ending November 14 totaled 120 648 barrels, 11 270 boxes, 618 baskets to ports including Liverpool London and Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Adriatic
Heinrichap
G. R. Cooper, Harnden and Company
Liverpool
Yorks
U. S
Staymans
New York
London
Southampton
Manchester
Glasgow
Hull
Cardiff
Bristol
WANTED White girl with references for general housework
Help wanted notice seeking a White girl with references for general housework immediately. Contact Star for details and interview arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care Star
Apples Wanted At Glaze Packing House
Classified notice inviting buyers for apples at Glaze Packing House Yorks Black Twigs Glaze Packing House on North Market Street. Contact numbers 28 or 29. Winchester Steam Laundry ad appears with service and price emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorks
Black Twigs
Glaize Packing House
North Market St
Winchester Steam Laundry
Hoover Grandi discuss world armament curb at White House
President Hoover and Italian Prime Minister Dino Grandi spent over two hours at the Lincoln study mapping world betterment steps. They planned further arms curtailments and debt talks while Stimson, Grandi, and Mrs Grandi coordinated travel and a White House dinner. A transatlantic call connected Signora Grandi with her children Franco and Simonetta in Frascati, Italy, with gifts promised from America and a $36 cost for the three minute talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Dino Grandi
White House
Stimson
Lincoln
America
Europe
Grandi
Signora Grandi
Mayflower Hotel
Hoover Stimson
State Department
Mellon
Massachusetts Avenue
Atlantic
Washi
trans-Atlantic
Franco
Simonetta
Italy
Rome
Frascat
Lions Luncheon Guests Include Rev Dr Rowland Speaker
The Rev Dr J W Rowland editor of the Richmond Christian Advocate spoke at the Lions Club weekly luncheon. He discussed current problems, drawing strong interest from members. District Nurse Association speakers Mrs M A Collins and Mrs D W Ritenour outlined Christmas seals drive for tuberculosis funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rowland
Richmond Christian Advocate
The
Lions Club
Rowland
Club
Dr. Rowland
M. A. Collins
D. W. Ritenour
District Nurse Association
Tuberculosis Fund
Joseph Dupuy
Herbert S. Larrick
Thomas Timberlake
Thomas J. Orndorff
Caffee
Montgomery
Luncheon at Market Street M E Church Menu
Luncheon set at Market Street M E Church on Thursday November 19 from 11 30 a m to 2 p m for 35 cents. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
M. E. Church
Thirs
Price
Veterans urge immediate World War bonus cash payment
Commander George H. Grim of Winchester Post 2123 VFW urges Congress to pay the balance of World War certificates now. He argues $250000 will circulate locally aiding veterans families and boosting general business and employment. Residents may write Judge John W. Fishburn in Charlottesville or Washington or contact Virginia senators Claude Swanson and Carter Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
George H. Grim
Winchester
Grimm
Edward Hines, Jr
Chicago
Matuy
John W Fishburn
Charlottesville
Washington
Virginia
Claude A Swanson
Carter Glass
51 New Phones Installed Here During October
In October 51 new telephones were installed in Winchester with 44 sold by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company employees not on the regular sales force. The total in service reaches 2,474 as the company notes that sales helped offset disconnections and supported a large construction program and continued employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Cehsapeake and
Potomac Telephoneompany
Virginia
J. T. Yates
Learn to Dance at Washington Hotel Thursdays 8 PM
Dance class at Washington Hotel held every Thursday at 8 p m led by instructor Mr Pemberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Hotel
Pemberton
Permanent business school to open in Winchester
The Southeastern Commercial College plans a permanent Winchester branch led by Edna Isenhour with Kathryn Harper as principal. Harper, a graduate of Bowling Green University and Southeastern, will head operations, while Isenhour, known for Perry Business School, cites a favorable location and support from bankers and the Chamber of Commerce as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Commercial College, Inc
Winchester
Edna Isenhour
Isenhour
Kathryn Harper
Harper
Bowling Green Business University
Bowling Green
Florence
D. C
Perry Business School
Chamber of Commerce
Son Born to Gene Tunney Former Champion
New York November 18 A son was born today to Mrs Gene Tunney wife of the former heavyweight boxing champion The baby boy arrived at 9 am in Sloane Hospital at the University Medical Center weighing over seven pounds He is described as a fine healthy child Mrs Tunney formerly Miss Polly Lauder of Greenwich Connecticut is the daughter of a socially prominent family The couple wed in Italy after Tunney retired from boxing in 1928
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Gene Tunney
Polly Lauder
Greenwich
Conn
Sloane Hospital
Ene University Medical Cent
Tunney
Connecticut
Italy
Boy of 10 Leads Hold Up At Mack Avenue Store
A about 10 year old boy helped in the hold up of William Payne's malt and hop shop on Mack avenue. The youth asked the price, drew a pistol, and forced the clerk to surrender. Two other men then took $36 from the register while the boy covered the clerk. They fled in a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
William Payne
Mack Avenue
Payne
Joe Paiano to Offer Expert Ladies Haircuts at Local Shops
Washington's Vanity Shoppe announces Joe Paiano renowned ladies barber will visit Evelyn Shryock's Beauty Shoppe on Thursday November 19 and then monthly. Paiano is among the region's best known experts and invites all women to enjoy his supreme styling services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Paiano
Washington
Evelyn Shryock
Apple Market Weekly Ports Report November 14 1931
British ports for the week ending November 14 1931 show total apples 120648 boxes 11270 618 across Liverpool London Southampton Glasgow Hull Cardiff Bristol and other ports with moderate demand. Prices for Yorks varieties and Winesaps range from 14/9 to 24/0 with rates of exchange influencing realized prices per shipment. G R Cooper Harnden & Co Liverpool provide cargoes Adriatic and Heinrichen and reference current market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brils
Liverpool
London
Southampton
Glasgow
Hull
Cardiff
Bristol
G. R. Cooper
Harnden & Co
Yorks
U. S. No.1
Staymans
G. R. Cooper, Harnden & CO
England
Scotland
First Volume of The Item Kept by Local Family
Miss Gertrude Schneider plans lending the first volume of The Item to Handley Library for life. The 1895 Wins chester weekly, edited by John I. Sloat, bound copies show January 12 to April 22 items including Chief Police Mesmer’s mania, weather notes, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winschester
Henry Neider
Whic
Gertrude Schneider
Captain Schneider
John I. Sloat
Missneider
Pai
Handley Library
Mesmer
F. A
N. W. Solet
Berger
Fred Glaize
University
Charlottesville
C. F. & Brand
C. F. Eichelberger
Water Street
Dr. Bell
Henry Schneider
Hugh 8S
Conn Released on Attack Charge in Maryland
County Magistrate A J Tavenner ordered the release of Carl Conn from Cumberland jail. He had been held since November 6 on a charge alleging a criminal attack on a 14 year old county girl, Vancie Sims. A preliminary hearing was held behind closed doors on November 9. The attack was said to have occurred on November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Tavenner
Carl Conn
Cumberland
Vancie Sims
Conn
Tavenner
Turkey Supper At White Hall School House
The Mite Society hosts a turkey supper at the White Hall school house on November 20, starting at 6 o'clock. Proceeds support local community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
THE
Mite Society
Baskets for Sale by Valley Co operative Fruit
Valley Co operative Fruit in Winchester advertises 200 dozen apple baskets for sale. The notice indicates available baskets through the cooperative exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Co-Operative Fruit
Winchester
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Tsitsimar
Mukden
Japan
Helsungkiang
Genefit Movie
Bethel Church
Lions
New Jersey
Jersey
Business School
Southeastern Business College, Inc
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