Bank of Dayton Reorganized to Open Next Month
Charles S Estep elected president as Bank of Dayton reorganizes at Dayton High School. Nine directors include Estep Heatwole Burkholder and others with 790 shares represented. Capital stock of 25000 subscribed to reopen after two month closure. Deposits insured at 100 cents on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF Dayton
Charles S. Estep
Rockingham County
Dayton High School
Walter D. Heatwole
E. W. Burkholder
J. B. Groves
Luther S. Miller
N. Preston Miller
Fred
Otis Kagey
Estep
Heatwole
Burkholder
Old Instiution
New Blood
Bank
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
M. B. Bristow
State Banking Division
Dayton
Winchester
Frederick County
Commonwealth
D. Wampler Barman
Harrisonburg
Noah Crist
Elizabeth Coffman
Judge Williams Orders Sewerage Connections Made
Mrs. Florence Willis through Carroll Willis was told by Judge Philip Williams in Corporation Court to connect eleven houses on South Kent Street to sewer lines within ten days or incur a $1 daily fee for delays. The appeal from Judge Donald L Weems followed a $20 police court fine after a 60 day notification period. Carroll Willis cited renters resisting higher rent. the judge said the daily charge only covers reasonable delays and longer delays may be reconsidered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Willis
Carroll Willis
Philip Williams
Corporation Court
South Kent Street
Donald L Weems
Public sale of livestock and farm items near White Hall
Public sale to be held Monday November 24 at 10 am near White Hall featuring horses cows hogs feed a 1928 Chevrolet sedan farming implements and related items. Admr J B Renner deceased Co R McCann administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Co. R. McCann
Admr
J. B. Renner
Blue Ridge Hunt Opens Regular Meet at Huntingdon
Special to The Star Virginia November 22 reports the Ridge Hunt Club gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Clay Carr for a hunt breakfast and start of the day’s chase. Nat Brown led the huntsmen with eighteen in costume as hounds set off toward Huntingdon and the Meade estate proceeding toward Berryville with spectators viewing from a hill.
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Blue Ridge Hunt
Huntingdon
Valant
Clay Carr
Ridge Hunt Club
Carr
Percy R
Drury
Virginia Jacobs
Gwyn Harrison
E. B. Jacobs
Frances Richardson
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Ewart Johnston
Golden
Louisa Carson
Margaret Byrd
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Percy C. Randolph
B. O’f. Randolph
George H. Burwell, Jr
W Lodge Bowles
Ted N. Jones
Gayery
Jolliffe
Winchester
Nat Brown
Meade
Hobb’s Lane
Berryville
Fox
Edward B. Jacobs
Virginia
Billie Jacobs
Boyce
Millwood
Riverton
W. Lodge Bowles
Mr. Willard
New York
Ted Jones B. O’f. Randolph
Percy Randolph
Car recovered in Richmond police report
Mrs Smith’s car recovered by Richmond Police. Harold Makely accused thief, also linked to taxi theft from Howard Stoddard. Makely’s wreck of Stoddard’s taxi occurred near Gore while trying to flee. Authorities notified metropolitan centers and recovered both vehicles with local officers traveling to Richmond to bring suspect back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hollis
Richmond
Douglas Fuller Smith
Fairmont Avenue
Harold V .Makely
Howard W Stoddard
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Makely
Stoddard
Gore
Winchester
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Smith
Gas Company Ad Sparks Citywide Convenience Plan
A brief on page 7 highlights a gas company's advertisement proposing a citywide convenience initiative. Details remain limited in the excerpt, but the notice signals potential utility changes and public interest actions.
Handley Grads Lead State In College Work
Virginia reports Handley High graduates top city schools for percent of college subjects passed in 1929 30. The Handley cohort achieved 96.4 percent of semester hours, highest among Virginia city schools, surpassing Staunton Robert E Lee Newport News Maury High and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Handley High School
Virginia Journal Education
Handley High
Staunton
Robert E. Lee
Hmond
John Marshall
Newport News
Norfolk, Maury High
Woodrow Wilson
Roanoke
Jefferson High
Charlottesville
Lane High
MiarrinamBure
Oss. Ccs Cscs TA Demarices
Cielo
Ios Ab Isiate Ole
Handley
Ford Airplane Factory Goes to 24 Hour Day Schedule
Detroit November 13 Ford introduces a 24 hour day to meet demand for the new high speed tri motor transport plane. W B Mayo notes output is booked through next spring with over a quarter of a million dollars in business already accepted. Over 500 workers now employed full time five days a week up from 150 earlier. Additional equipment to speed production and expand capacity.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford
Ford Airplane Factory
W. B. Mayo
Ford Motor Company
Mayo
Two Dog Owners Fined for Unlicensed Dogs
Emmanuel L. Clark and B. F. Strawderman, long county residents, were fined 9.25 each in the county magistrate court for possessing dogs over four months old without licenses. They claimed recent move from West Virginia and unfamiliarity with Virginia licensing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel L. Clark
B. F. Strawderman
West Virginia
See pick Co. adv. on page 7.
Classified notice notes a pick company advertisement located on page seven. The readable fragment indicates a promotional or product listing but provides no additional details or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See
Gas Co
Pick Co. Adv
Arrest exposes plan to rob Virginia business house
Martinsburg officers arrest Bryan Clark on stealing clothing from a boarding house and say he and fugitive Preston Madigan planned to rob a Winchester, Virginia, business place of about 1000 dollars. Madigan and his wife were arrested. Clark had prior police court conviction and alibi schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Clark
Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
Clark
Preston Madigan
Virginia
Madigan
Firemen to stage two act play for convention funds
Winchester residents recall the November 15 fire rescue on North Market Street as nine people were saved. The city’s volunteer fire department, praised for its equipment and handling, will host two regional firefighting associations next August. To raise funds they present The Bells of Beaujolais at the Colonial Theatre on December 2 with tickets available from firemen and local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
North Market Street
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s’ Association
Virginia State Association
Colonial Theatre
Sera
Dancing Stage Tap Classes at Ratliff's Theatrical Studio
Miriam Talbott leads tap dancing classes for children at Ratliff's Theatrical Studio in San Diego California. Contact phone 267-W.
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Miriam Talbott
Ratliff
Theatrical
San Diego
California
Handley School Night Session Draws 2000 Plus Patrons
Handley School hosted its largest night session for grades six to twelve attracting over two thousand patrons. The event showcased in classrooms and halls student work, followed by an auditorium program with glee club tableaux songs dance and a high school tap routine. Education Week closed with calls for ongoing parental involvement and cooperation in public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley School
Glee Club
Marion Chauncey
Handley Quartette
Virginia Boyd
W. H. Mcllwee
Winchester
John Kerr and
Handley
Revival Closes At Mount Olive Church
The Mount Olive United Brethren Church revival ended last night after two weeks with ten conversions and twelve new members admitted to the church. Most new members were heads of households, with two young men among the acceptees, and several others expected to transfer later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Olive United
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Promises Satisfaction
We give the utmost in Laundry satisfaction. Phone 28 or 29 Winchester Steam Laundry. (4-12 Mon. Web. Sat.-Ip-1f)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Steam Laundry
Slay'r to Face Arraignment in Boonsboro Murder
Chester Smith 45 to be arraigned for the murder of Mrs Anna Smith in Boonsboro near Hagerstown Maryland. He claimed the shooting followed a dispute with Griffith over Mrs Smith who had been his housekeeper and who had been meeting him in the cemetery.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Chester Smith
Jal
Church Street
Boonsboro
Smith
Richard Duffy
Anna Smith
Griffith
Meta Hart
Kenneth
Isabelle
Union Thanksgiving Service at Grace Church
Arrangements by the Winchester Ministerial Association for the annual union Thanksgiving service at Grace Lutheran Church at 10 30 this Thursday morning. Protestant churches unite as urged by the President. Rev Dr L A Thomas presides and Rev Dr S L Flickinger preaches. Offering goes to Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Winchester
L. A. Thomas
Grace Church
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Union Thanksgiving Service Planned in Middletown
A union Thanksgiving service will be held Thanksgiving morning at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church South in Middletown with attendees from all faiths and local lodges. Rev. Whitehurst will lead, and Rev. H Eugene Richardson of Reliance VA will preach, with Reliance congregation joining in. The service follows the President's recommendation and is urged by scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Whitehurst
H. Eugene Richardson
Reliance
Congregation of
United States
Coon dog dispute ends with Elliott fined
In county court Just A. R. Rinker fined Elliott $5 plus costs 9.25 after a dog followed his home and was claimed by Edgar L. Kern. The dog valued at $35 had treed eight coon hides. Elliott and his father Cr. O. Elliott faced separate licenses charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clar Elliott
Strate’s Court
A. R. Rinker
Elliott
Airdale
Edgar L. Kern
Cr. O. Elliott
Mr. Elliott
Last Rites Held For Mrs. Lineburg At Opequon Church
Funeral services for Rebecca Lineburg were held at Opequon Church with Rev. P R Diehl and Rev Anderson officiating. Interment followed at Hebron Cemetery in the city. Relatives gathered at the Brill home at Opequon for short services and scripture readings. Floral tributes reflected community esteem as active and honorary pallbearers were named among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Line
Opequon Church
P. R. Diehl
Anderson
Moint Hebron
James Brill
Opequon
G. H. Richard
W. M. Bayliss
R. S. Bates
A. C. Pierce
J. D. Marker
C. H. Richard
J. L. Heishman
E.V. Richard
Percey Heishman
Allen Stine
Edwin Marker
Linden Singhass
J. L. Carpenter
Edward Richard
Mountain Falls
Legionnaires Distribute 230 Blankets Ahead of Football Game
The Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion received 100 more blankets to be given away in connection with the November 29 game between Winchester Semi Pros and the Hagerstown Collegians. They have already issued 130 blankets and will issue awards for any unclaimed lucky numbers. The Legionnaires thank Winchester residents for their cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Y. Conrad
One Killed In War By Gangs
Gang warfare flared in St. Louis as Lester Barth and Dewey Goebel, leaders in the Cuckoo gang feud, were shot from a passing car while seated in a parked auto. Barth died and Goebel was mortally wounded.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Lester Barth
Dewey Goebel
Cuckoo
Barth
Goebel
Committees Form For Christmas Seal Drive In Winchester
Committees to supervise the sale of Christmas seals in Winchester and Frederick County are announced by Mrs. D. W. Ritenour. Seals will be sold by children with no affiliation to the Tyberemionae organization and headquarters are Moling and Cather store. County chairs named include Mrs. William Newcome Armel P E Lineburg Stephens City William Stickley Vaulcluse Miss Lucille Jackson Kernstown and others.
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Winchester
Frederick County
D. W. Ritenour
Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Stephens City
William Stickley
Vaucluse
Maymie Miller
Airy
Robert “David "Mietown
Carrie-Lupton
Clearbrook
Vicinity
Lucille Jackson
Kernstown
Daisy Orndorff
Star Tannery
Luther Larrick
P F. Kerns
W.W. Braithwaite
F. A. Shryock
Andrew Bell
Amos and
Andy
Classmate Of Coolidge Morrow Here For Visit
Vernon hosted a prominent Purgh attorney, a Amherst College classmate of Calvin Coolidge and Dwight L. Morrow, during a visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Larrick. The guest, Hazzard, spoke of his famed peers and owns a Warren County estate where he spends summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Mr. Hazzard
Warren County
No Suit Filed Against Mrs McCormac Daily Star Retraction
A Richmond newspaper statement claiming a pending suit in Richmond against Mrs H B McCormac of Winchester for damages from an automobile collision is erroneous. The Star regrets the publication of the article and confirms no suit is pending.
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Yesay
Star
Richmond
H .B. McCormac
Winchester
the Star
War prep costs Europe six million daily say nothing of unpaid past
Representative Fred A. Britten warns that Europe faces daily costs of six million dollars for war preparations, with billions still owed from previous years, highlighting mounting financial strain.
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Europe
Fred A. Britten
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Williams
Harold V. Makely
Handley Grads
Beaujolais
Mount Olive
Boonsboro, Md
Dog
Lineburg
Moling and Cather
Coolidge - Morrow
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