Reverend Parlett Dies in Sleep at 81
Rev John H Parlett longtime Frederick County resident and United Brethren minister died peacefully in his sleep at Albin home age 81 born October 24 1851 in Frederick County. Funeral at S T Parletts 536 North Loudoun Street Tuesday 2 PM with Yeakley graveyard interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Parlett
United Brethren Church
Frederick County
Albin
Here
Mr. Parlett
Mary Katherine Buncutter
R. F. Cline
Parlett
Shenandoah Valley
Frederick
Augusta
Rockingham
Virginia
Maryland
Stine’s Chapel
Isaac T
Esther Ann Boyd Parlett
Sarah Jane Stepp
Rockingham County
Mary E., Buncutter
Nain
This County
Clara V. Fultz
Minnie L. Greenawalt
Winchester
W.O
S. T. Parlett
Ella Ebert
A. T. Parlett
North
Loudoun Street
George W. Stover
Winchester United Brethren Church
Old Yeakley
Old Bethel
Richard W. Greenawalt
Robert Butler
Grover Teets
Herbert Buncutter
Maurice Parlett
Alfred Parlett
Amy Johnson Lends Plane To Conduct Search
Amy Johnson who holds the England to Capetown speed record will lead her plane in a search for Victor Smith a 19 year old South African flier who started from Duala last Tuesday for England and has not been heard from since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Ress
Capetown
Union of South Africa
Amy Johnson
England
Victor Smith
Duala
Postponement Ordered in Coblentz Trial
The trial of State Senator Emory L. Coblentz on charges of accepting deposits while insolvent was indefinitely postponed. Judge Arthur D. Willard cited potential implications for an appeals process and referenced an earlier Cumberland conviction and a pending Maryland House of Correction sentence appeal.
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Associated Press
Frederick
Emory L. Coblentz
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Arthur D. Willard
Court of Appeals
Coblentz
Maryland House of Correction
Cumberland
Howard County
Chain
Paul G. Hook Chosen to Head Pittsylvania Teachers
Paul G. Hook of Winchester has been elected president of the Pittsylvania Education Association, representing the county’s 318 white teachers. He is principal of Chatham Elementary School and attends the Virginia Education Association meeting in Richmond November 23 to 25.
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Paul G. Hook
Winchester
Pittsylvania County
Pittsylvania Education Association
Pittsylvania
Virginia
Hook
Virginia Education Association
Richmond
Robert C. Hook
Amherst Street
Handley
Eton College
University of Virginia
Chatham
Thanksgiving Service at Christ Episcopal Church
Special services will be held at Christ Episcopal Church at 10 o clock Thursday morning in observance of Thanksgiving Day. The rector Rev. Robert B. Nelson will deliver the address. The offering will benefit Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Storm devastates Porto Alegre. two dead thirty injured
The Associated Press reports a severe storm hit Porto Alegre Brazil on November 21 killing at least two people and injuring thirty. Homes were destroyed as residents faced extensive damage and danger in the aftermath.
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Associated Press
Porto Alegre
Brazil
Czechs Seek More Time on War Debts
The Czechoslovak minister handed Secretary Stimson a note requesting a moratorium and reconsideration of war debts, aligning with other European powers' demands for extended relief.
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Associated Press
Washington
Czechoslovakia
Stimson
Winchester Park Association Special Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of the Winchester Park Association is set for 7 30 this evening in the City Hall Council Chamber to discuss important business about the Handley S V A football contest. RYLAND CONNER secretary. New gift merchandise at Moling and Cather. Found white wire haired female puppy owner phone 1once 41 1 12 1p tf.
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Winchester Park Association
Handley-S. V. A
Mayor Endorses Charity Football Game in Winchester
Winchester Mayor R Anderson endorses Handley High School and Shenandoah Valley football game on December 2 for local charity. Proceeds to aid the unemployed, following a 1930 precedent that raised funds for relief, urging citizens to attend a first class game and support neighbors in need.
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Star
Handley High School
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Handley
Shenandoah
Baltimore and Ohio President Foresees Recovery Hope
Daniel Willard, at the B and O Railway annual meeting in Baltimore, voiced confidence in future growth and expansion, but noted the carrier will likely suspend all capital stock payments this year and miss fixed charges by 4 to 5 million dollars. He cited Reconstruction Finance Corp and Railroad Credit Corp aid as easing concern and enabling future obligations to be met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Railroad Credit Corporation
Negro Accused Of Complicity In Man's Death
Union Bridge Md Nov 21 An investigation into the death of Ralph C Creager a 32 year old cement plant worker continued after he died in Baltimore from injuries sustained October 17 in a quarrel. He was struck with a hammer. Two negroes were held Bob Brooks arrested after witnesses said he struck Creager Ed Matthews was taken into custody on an assault charge. Creager's wife and a companion Joseph Kiss were chief witnesses claiming Creager and Kiss went to a stable near his home where the argument with the negroes occurred and Creager was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Union Bridge
Mad
Ralph C. Creager
Baltimore
Bob Brooks
Creager
Ed Matthews
Joseph Kiss
Kiss
Turkey Dinner Benefit At First Baptist Church
A turkey dinner is planned tomorrow evening from 5 to 8 at First Baptist Church. The meal features a delicious menu and tickets are 50 cents. Proceeds go to Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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First Baptist Church
Benefit of
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kidnapping Claims Flailed as Eula Wooster Shifts Tale
Eula Wooster, hospitalized then jailed in Gore Mississippi tale shifts for a second time. She first alleged kidnapping near Gore by a tall man and a Filipino, then said she went with the men voluntarily, now reasserts the kidnapping story. Sheriff Pannett doubts both versions as Mississippi dispatch notes an auto tag linked to Natchez. Father plans to take her home to Pickettstown.
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Meriwalhe
Jackson
Miss
Gore
Here
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Luther Pannett
Picketts
Eula
Pannett
Mississippi
Natchez
Winchester seeks policy on transients and Red Cross relief
Citizens urged to verify relief claims before giving aid and to route wanderers through the Red Cross office. Warns of out-of-town beggars and advises calling the Red Cross to confirm residency and arrange meals. Emphasizes coordinating with local agencies to protect needy locals and prevent widespread begging this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Red Cross
West Virginia
Sale of Hats Notice in Hodgson Listing
A public sale notice announces a hats sale scheduled for Wednesday November 23. The listing appears under the name Margaret L Hodgson with unspecified location or sale details.
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Margaret L. Hodgson
Home Demonstration Market Opens With Thanksgiving Special
Morning market hours 9 to 12. Thanksgiving special features pumpkins priced at 15 cents. Event runs from 21 to 1 p.m. to 21.
Red Cross Contributions Reported From Winchester Area
The community continues to donate to the Red Cross for local work. The list of contributors includes Shirley Carter, Solenberger J. S. & Co., Wonder's Apparel Shop, Mary Martha Bible Class, Lutheran Sunday School, and many individuals and families. Continued on page three.
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Red Cross
Winchester
Shirley Carter
Solenberger
Wonder's Apparel Shop
Mary Martha
Lutheran Sunday School
Anonymous
Beverley
R. A. & Family
Ebert
Harry & Family
Glaize
F. L. Hunter
Carrie. Kuykendall
Sloan. Kurtz
Geo. W. Ritenour
D. W. Rosenberger
Julia T. Sheetz
H. C. Sheetz
H. C. Allen
Lewis M. Allen
L. M. Arthur
Ben, Jr. Ayres
T. W. Arnold
Lester Arthur
B. F
Arthur
Josephine Baker
W. A
W. A. Baker
Bailey
F. W. Butler
Harry Baker
Emma Ginn Beverley
J. B. Bowly
Charles Bozelle
G. P. Baker
S. E. Boyd
Hunter Brinton
Peter Y. Bean
E. P. Brown
H. G. Buckley
Helen Burton
Minorie Burton
G. M. Burgess
C. S. Barton
Cary Buckley
Constance. Brooks
S. C. Baker
E. E. Boyd
Virginia T. Buckner
Baker
Woodhull, Jr. Baker
Elizabet Baker
Woodhull Baker
W. Woodhull
November Term Of City Court Opens Quietly
Judge Philip Williams opened the November term of Winchester Corporation Court with docket readings and judgments on several civil matters. A $30,000 damage suit by Miss France Malone, through her mother, against Herman Hable of Winchester, is set for trial with a 10 person jury on Tuesday, November 29, arising from an auto accident just east of Winchester.
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Philip Williams Crewes
Winchester Corporation Court
Williams
Miss France
Malone
Della Malone
Berryville
Herman Hable
Winchester
City
Hable
Mason
Winchester Day Cleaning Works Advertisement
A compact ad for Winchester Day Cleaning Works promoting quality service with suits at 75 cents and plain dresses at 85 cents, overcoats 75 cents, and 25 percent off other work. Cash on delivery. Phone 80, 210 South Braddock Street.
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Braddock St
Adopt A Child For Christmas By Auxiliary 10 Berryville
Berryville Virginia notes a November 21 meeting of the American Legion auxiliary at Mrs. Rice Levi's home adopting a child of an ex serviceman for Christmas. Flag day remarks by C. H. Iden honored Armistice Day with 500 students saluting the flag. presentation to Berryville elementary by the auxiliary.
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Berryville
American Legion Auxiliary
Rice Levi
C. H. Iden
Americanism
Jimmie Dicksden
Eddie Wisecarver
Auxiliary
Katie Mesmer
D. G. Cooley
Frank M. Wray
Nannie Thomas
Stonewall
Rose MacDonald
Fredericksburg
Lorenzo Lewis
Parts of Germany Belgium and Holland shaken by quake
Earth shocks rattled parts of Germany Belgium and Holland early today described as the severest in years. Residents along the lower Rhine region fled into the streets in alarm, but no casualties were reported.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Lower Rhine
Stock Market Looks Soggy After Morning Trading
In New York on November 21, selling drooped the market’s appearance with dull action. Opened higher but radio firm dived as declines pressed Radio Corporation and steel output softened sentiment. Sterling cables listed at 3.27, with one per cent margin and subdued activity.
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Associated Press
New York
Radio Corporation
Sterling
Bertha Galland and Mother Die in New York Crash
Bertha Galland, 50, noted New York theatre actress, dies after an auto crash near White Plains. Her mother, Mrs. A M Galland, 86, also perishes in the collision. Four others were injured. The crash occurred yesterday and both women died shortly after.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Bertta Galland
New York
Keller Hardware Food Sale Sous Women’s Aid
Keller’s Hardware Store hosts a food sale on Wednesday the 23rd supporting the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church Fred. Circuit. Proceeds benefit church missions and community projects.
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Keller's Hardware Store
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Fred
Circuit
Watches clocks and jewelry repaired by Hodgson and Brown
Have your watches clocks and jewelry repaired here where you get quality workmanship that satisfies at prices that please. Hodgson and Brown provide reliable service and value for customers seeking repair work.
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Hodgson & Brown
Non-Resident Coal Dealers Win Virginia License Case
Judge Philip Williams ruled that coal delivered to Virginia customers from other states after prearranged orders is not subject to a local license tax. The decision voids a justice of the peace ruling that peddler licenses were required, noting no Virginia law permits such collection and invoking interstate commerce protections.
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Philip Williams
Circuit Court
Shenandoah County
Virginia
Williams
West Virginia
Maryland
Turkey Thieves Caught After Roost Raid in County
In western Frederick County, Turkey thieves failed to flee with a haul from C. M. Rosenberger’s roosts. Rosenberger captured Roy Larrick after a nighttime encounter, revealing accomplices Red Guthridge Ernest Dyke and Guy Dyke awaiting in a nearby car. Sheriff Pannett’s team seized the quartet and they await hearing before Magistrate A J Tavenner.
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C. M. Rosenberger
Frederick County
Rosenberger
Luther Pannett
A. J. Tavenner
Special Mission Study Class Schedule at Christ Episcopal
The Special Mission Study Class meetings are set by the women of Christ Episcopal Church. Events occur Wednesday at 4 p m with Mrs Fred Kerfoot on South Washington street, Friday at 3 15 p m with Mrs H D Fuller on South Stewart street, and Saturday at 4 p m with Mrs B F Arthur Jr on South Stewart street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Christ Episcopal Church
Wek
Alfred Kerfoot
South Washington Street
H. D. Fuller
South Stewart Street
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Thanksgiving Union Service at United Brethren Church
A Thanksgiving Day union service will be held at United Brethren Church in Stephens City at 10 o clock Thursday morning. The sermon by Rev W R Hardesty of the Southern Methodist Church will unite all denominations and invite the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Stephens City
W. R. Hardesty
Southern Methodist Church
Thanksgiving Day No Star Publication
The Star will not publish on Thursday November 24 Thanksgiving Day due to the national holiday.
Hand of Death Placed Upon B West Baker
Frederick county obituary notes the death of B West Baker at 2 30 pm after a week long illness. He grew apples and ran farms and orchards at Glendobbin on Apple Pie Ridge and served as land assessor and election judge. Survived by son Henry M Baker daughter Mrs J McKenney Berry four sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday.
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B. West Baker
Frederick County
Glendobbin
Apple Pie Ridge
Henry M
Catherine Grove Baker
Winch
White Hall
Democratic Executive Committee
Old
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Winchester Fair
Baker
Lucy Virginia Hiett
Old South
Mr. Baker
Henry M. Baker
J. McKennery Berry, Jr
Washington
University of Virginia
Turkeys at Riley's for Wednesday delivery
Selected flock of turkeys averaging 12 pounds each offered for sale at 20 cents per pound with orders due Tuesday. Lost dog alert a white wire-haired terrier named Sp-11. reward offered by Winifred Bailey at 422 W Clifford Street.
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Winifred Bailey
W. Clifford Street
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Rev. J. Parlett
Star Office
Willard
Higher Court
Moling
Cather
R. Anderson
Winchester Steam Laundry
Eula Wooster
Relief Agency
Call! Winchester Day Cleaning Works
Berryville U. D. C
Bertha Galland
Mother
The
Evening Star
Riley
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