Nine Mile Straight Line Road Project Advances
Sergeant Brent leads convict laborers on a nine mile straight line road project from Sunrise to Sunset along the Lee Poeey Highway. The unit, Camp No. 29, works at Win and Boyce with seventy five inmates under discipline including shackles for noncompliance.
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Leepoeey
Win and
Boyce
Cerberera
Brent
Rileyville
Leesburg
Marshal
W. S. Brent
Gore
Strasburg
Fox terrier puppy wht with tan spots seeks good home
Wanted ad offers a pretty female fox terrier puppy in white and tan. Contact via phone numbers 629-3 or 41-1. Also for sale is kindling wood from Glaize & Bro with entry dated 11-23,24,27-1p-3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaize & Bro
Fellowship Club Reforming To Aid Winchester Christmas Efforts
The Fellowship Club plans renewed activity to coordinate Christmas charitable work in Winchester and Frederick County. A master list of needy cases is being prepared to avoid duplication and keep records of those helped. Members are local residents willing to cooperate for Christmas cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Club
Winchester
Frederick County
Senator Byrd to Speak at Rotary Kiwanis Joint Meeting
The Warrenton Rotary Club heard Rev Paul Bowden share a friendship theme at weekly session. C F Coffman announced Senator Byrd will speak December 13 at a Rotary Kiwanis joint meeting on Rural Urban topics with farmers as guests. Guests included Rev W M Walsh of Bigstone Gap WV and J B Dupuy of Pikesville KY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bowden
Episcopal Church
Warrenton
Rotary Club
Bowden
Rotary International
C. F. Coffman
Byrd
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
S. Porterhouse
Washington
Georgetown
W. M. Walsh
Bigstone Gap
W. Va
Lewis Baker
J. B. Dupuy
Pikesville
J. B. Beverley
Senator Cather Opposes Virginia Special Assembly Meet
State Senator T Russell Cather from Frederick Clarke and Shenandoah counties opposes a special session unless needed to prevent suffering. He protests Harry Hopkins federal relief controls and notes neighboring states receive far more per capita while Virginia funds federal programs. He cites road appropriations last session used to aid relief and warns of possible federal funding pressure on the state governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Hopkins
Virginia
Hopkins
Washington
T. Russell Cather
Frederick, Clarke
Shenandoah
General Assembly of
Cather
West Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
Tennnessee
Kentucky
Reece Aumaine
Peery
Harry L Hopkins
Wall Work Nears Completion On Valley Road Edge
Workmen finish a handsome stone wall in front of J. Henkel Henry’s pan on Valley ke near the city’s south edge. The wall was moved back several feet to gain width for possible Route 11 reconstructions outside the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henkel Henry
Valley Ke
Lmits
Mission Group To Hold Service Sunday Evening
The Women's Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran Church will host a Thank-Offering service at 7 30 Sunday night titled Sing A New Song. The program features choir music solos by Lillian Oakes Floyd Haines and readings by Mrs Eugene Cooper and invites all members and friends to attend. Orders for knitting and instruction are available by calling 89 1 until 5 pm and 383 1 evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Lillian Oakes
Floyd Haines
Eugene Cooper
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Campbell In City Home
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Love Campbell were held at her home 374 Charles street at 2 PM conducted by Rev Luther Thomas of Grace Lutheran Church. She died after heart trouble and is survived by son Carl Campbell two brothers three sisters. Interment followed at Cedar Hill Cemetery in Edinburg. pallbearers were Douglas Cather H J James Melvin Dunlap John Lisher Richard Carpenter and Godfrey Zirkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Love Campbell
Charles Street
Edinburg
Cedar Hill
Campbell
William R. Campbell
Carl Campbell
Wilbur
Philip Crisman
John Neumeter
Lewis Knapp
Mena Prelip
Bake Sale At Keller's Hardware Saturday
Keller's Hardware hosts a bake sale Saturday at 10 a.m. Circle 3 Market Street Church location listed as the venue. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller’s Hardware
Market St. Church
Rains Helped Slow West Virginia Forest Fires
In Charleston on November 23, thick smoke drifted over West Virginia forests as rains aided volunteers and 2,000 patrols in gaining control of fires that had threatened villages. Forester Griffiffin reported 250 fires earlier. one volunteer, Henry Frith, 19, died when a burning tree fell. Fire blamed on careless hunters. more rain urged to finish containment.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Co. D. Griffiffin
Griffin
Beckley
Henry Frith
Zion Mountain
Fancy Cranberries at Elm Springs Station Sale
Saturday night at Elm Springs Filling Station advertisement notes cranberry sale at 15 cents per pound and PURE FOOD STORE listing nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Springs
County Residents Told of Federal Housing Loans Info
County residents may obtain details on federal housing improvement loans from Sam Chiles who will open an office at 19 Court House Square beginning Saturday Navy 24. 411 22 ip 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Chiles
Court House Square
Navy
Here Comes Charlie Play at Market Street Church
Three act play presented at Market Street Church on Friday November 23 at 8 p.m. Admission prices are 10 and 25 cents. Also a fruit cake listing with citron orange lemon peel cherries and pineapple sold by Pure Food Store with prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Market St. Church Fri
Former Asylum Inmate Admits Murder of Girl
Charles Vermillion 58, a Kansas State Hospital former inmate, confessed to abducting and killing a 6 year old girl in Kansas City Kansas in April 1933. He described taking the child in his car to a spot west of the city, assaulting and strangling her, and said he did not know her name. He claimed to be visiting Kansas City when the crime occurred and returned to Midland immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Mich
George Venner
Charles Vermillion
Farmer
Kansas City
Kas
Vermillion
Kansas State Hospital For the Insane
Venner
Kansas Asylum
Pinero Dies After an Operation
London reports the death of Sir Arthur Pinero aged 79, famed playwright, who died in a nursing home after undergoing an operation.
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Pinero
London
Sir Arthur Pinero
Unemployed Tailor Slays Daughter Then Kills Himself in Apparent Murder Suicide
In Easton Pennsylvania Jacob Jacobs 48 an unemployed tailor shot and killed his seven year old daughter Alice then killed himself after an attempted hanging failed when a noose broke Police reported the two victims were found on the second floor with the child taken to Easton Hospital where she died and Jacobs also succumbed at the hospital The mother had been told her child would be late for school before the tragedy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Jacobs
Easton
Alice
Jacobs
Josephine Giordano
Virginia Blackman
Miss Blackman
Jacob
Toelieve Jacobs
Housing program canvass explains owner loans and repairs
Field Manager Clif ford Grim leads a two hour briefing outlining the Housing Act campaign aims. He stresses financing terms for property owners to repair or remodel now to revive building trades, with loans up to 2000 dollars, no collateral, flexible repayment, and restrictions on use for autos or movable items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Grim
Grim
Murder Charges Against Officers
Anderson county grand jury returns true bills charging Honea Path officer Charlie Smith and special officer Robert Calvert with murder in the slaying of seven textile workers at the Chiquola Mill Honea Path on September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersons
S. C
Anderson County
Charlie Smith
Honea Path
Robert Calvert
Chiquola
Countess Shot In An Accident At Fontainebleau
Countess Giovanni Cordelli formerly Jacqueline Stewart of New York was accidentally shot in the right side while attempting to disassemble a gun at her Fontainebleau home. She was taken to a nearby hospital where doctors said she would recover.
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Fontainebleau
Giovanni Cordelli
Jacqueline Stewart
New York
Fire Chief Reports Worst Blaze in Career
In San Jose California on November 23 a one alarm fire swept the seat of Fire Chief Angelo Cancilla of Burbank, described as the worst in his experience. The blaze started in his hip pocket from matches rubbing against his badge but was extinguished after a firefighter turned on a toe to reach the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Angelo Cancilla
Burbank
Woman Held In Trunk Mystery Given Freedom
Brooklyn judge frees Miss Clarke after police fail to link her to infant deaths found in a trunk stored in a Brooklyn warehouse during the summer of 1932. The detective said no evidence connected her to the deaths and she is discharged after two days without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Miss Clarke
New York
David Hirshfield
Hirshfield
Semi-Pros Practice Tonight Urged by Coach Fraley
The Men's Athletic Club football team is called to meet Coach Fraley for a practice tonight in the club rooms. Anacostia Eagles will play here Sunday. A strong attendance is urged.
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Athletic Club
Fraley
Anacostia Eagles
Capacity Crowd Hears Evangelist at Carper Valley Church
Miss Lillian Russell from Rich mond spoke to a full Carper Valley Church crowd in a series tied to the Virginia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. She preached Sweet Hour of Prayer and plans two Sunday services plus weeknight meetings, with a Winchester quartet performing before and after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carper Valley
Lillian Russell
Richmond
Miss Russell
Virginia Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Carper’s Valley
Winchester
Eugene Russell
Carl T. Cather
H. R. Edwards
Freemont Dix
Seitz Beer Draught At Rustic Tavern Sparks 1821 Label Tie
Penna's favorite since 1821 Seitz Beer on draught at Rustic Tavern noted with cryptic code 1p 41 11 23 28 30 12 12 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna
Rustic Tavern
France Votes Massive War Budget After War Budget Prophet
Paris reporters recount a national defense push as the Chamber approves about 5.689 billion francs for military needs and 800 million more for new equipment. Officials deny any entente with Russia while noting closer ties and no formal agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
France
Chamber
Leon Archimbaud
Finance Committee
Louis Maurin
Russia
Armour and Co. names Robert H. Cabell as general manager
London financier Robert H. Cabell elected to lead Armour and Co. packing firm. Other items note a pension forecast by Senator Reynolds and relief investigations in New Hampshire. Paris and Chicago briefs cover military spending, milk distribution ideas, and wartime diplomacy signals.
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Messenger
Chicago
Robert H. Cabell
London
England
Armour and Co
Washington
Reynolds
Laconia
N. H
Hopkins
New Hampshire
Chicago—Defense Council
United States Department of Agriculture
Paris
Russia
France
Germany
French Chamber of Deputies
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Lake Huron
W. C. Franz
Edward L. Loomis
Port Huron
Franz
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Pure Food Store
Inansas
Better Housing Act
Warren County
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