900 Men on Job in This District
Danville Virginia November 27 1932 militiamen from Winchester and Harrisonburg arrived to patrol the Danville textile district during a two month strike by 4000 union workers. National Guard units are housed in steam heated dormitories and report no disturbances. Union officials protest removal of pickets and Governor Pollard will investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Danvill
Don Nixdorff
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Third Batalion
Danville
Harrisonburg
Nixdorff
National
Little Ban Mill
Schoolfield
Riverside
Dan River Mills
National Guard
United Textile Workers of America
Pollard
Richmond
Mrs Carter Dies After Brief Illness in Winchester
Mrs Emilie G W Carter 73 wife of Shirley Carter prominent local financier died at her home on West Boscawen Street after a illness of no more than three weeks from arteriosclerosis. She will be buried from Christ Episcopal Church next Sunday November 30 at 3 p.m. Rev Robert B Nelson will officiate. Survived by husband, three children and multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren. Born in Leesburg Loudoun County she married Col John J Williams in 1899, widowed then married Shirley Carter in 1904. She had been in declining health but enjoyed driving out recently. Bearers at obsequies include Harry F Byrd and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie G. W. Carter
Shirley Carter
West Boscawen Street
Carter
Iter
Christiscopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
William Stuart
William Clarkson Stuart
Gray Williams Stuart
Arthur King Stuart
Loudoun County
Leesburg
Robert Gray
Mary Bentley
John J. Willaims
Winchester Bar
William Beverley
B. Beverley Wright
W. Nelson Page
T. B. Patton
Lewis M Allen
P. W. Boyd
Extended Capitol Saturday Schedule for Late Workers
The Capitol Theatre will run a double bill A Soldier's Plaything and Africa Speaks with a late extended schedule. Africa Speaks, described as a unique film of Africa with sound and accompaniment, will end by about 12 o'clock after a final 10 45 filming start, allowing workers to attend after stores close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
Africa
Aftich
Those Who Were Presented With Turkeys At Capitol
Turkeys presented to Dr. Robert McGlass G W Costello Daniel Metz Jr and Mr Grabill of Woodstock Va by Sanitary Grocery Company at the Capitol Thea tre with showings at 9 o clock and midnight Marilyn Miller Sunny is showing at the Capitol for the last times today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
Sanitary Grocery Company
Robert McGlass
Messrs
G. W. Costello
Daniel Metz, Jr
Grabill
Woodstock
Marilyn Miller
Sunny”unny
Capitol
Apples For Sale At Butler Packing House
An advertisement lists apples for sale at 50 cents to 2 dollars per bushel from Butler's Packing House. The item notes Charley Paddock, once called the world's fastest human, has married, implying higher running costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler’s Packing House
Charley Paddock
Cold Wave Grips Nation From Midwest to Florida
A vast cold wave brings sub zero readings across the Midwest to the Gulf and Florida. Ohio North Dakota Minnesota and New York report frigid temps with motorists stranded in snow. In Baltimore a death from exposure is recorded and the cold is forecast to continue into tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Middle West
Gulf
Florida
Atlanta
Mercury
Ohio
North Dakota
Minnesota
New York
Dunkirk
Cleveland
Atlantic Coast
New York City
New Jersey
California
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Maryland
Mary Montecavello
Salvation Army
Central
Georgia
Southarolina
Gulf Coast
Charles M. Ebert Seriously Ill at His Home
Charles M. Ebert a prominent retired farmer and fruit grower on North Braddock Street is seriously ill at his home. He was stricken Tuesday morning and today there is little change in his condition with fears of a slight stroke affecting his throat and possible paralysis though not considered alarming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Ebert
North Braddock Street
Coldest Winter Weather Reaches Local Area
Severe winter grips the region with subfreezing temperatures. Winchester records ten degrees above zero while surrounding areas show seven to five degrees. Cars freeze, fuel shops thrive, and officials warn of continued cold with a fair forecast today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Winchester
Mercury
Death of A D Cunningham Retired Mill Owner
Mr A D Cunningham a prominent retired miller died at his son B C Cunningham's home 1004 South Cameron street after two years of invalidism. He was 73 years old and had operated flour mills in the county notably Marlboro in partnership with the late Charles Cunningham. Survived by four sons Bartow Arthur Cunningham Harrisburg Pa R C Charles Cunningham Winchester and a daughter Mrs Willard Jones Painter Va plus a home daughter Emma Cunningham. Two sisters Mrs J M Snapp Opequon and Mrs Emma Wikecarver Winchester. Funeral at Mrs Wisecarver's home 408 South Washington Street.
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A. D. Cunningham
B. C. Cunningham
South
Cameron Street
Marion
Catherine Cunningham
Frederick County
Marlboro
Charles Cunningam
Bartow
Arthur Cunningham
Harrisburg
R. C
Charles Cunningham
Winchester
Williard Jones
Painter
Emma Cunningham
J. M. Snapp
Opequon
County
Emma Wikecarver
Wisecarver
South Wash
Winchester and Hagerstown Meet in Legion Sponsored Clash
The Winchester Semi Pro team faces the Hagerstown Athletic Club eleven tomorrow at Handley Stadium at 2 30 pm under the auspices of the Lt Y Conrad Post American Legion. Both sides seek a victory after a prior scoring draw with local fans eager for a standout game. Tickets are available at the field.
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Winchester
Hagerstown
Handley Stadium
Y. Conrad Post
American
the Legionnaires
Funeral service for [deceased] with burial at Mount Hebron
Poison Dates Now in stock. Bond Bros announce a funeral service tomorrow at three o'clock conducted by Rev E A Lambert of Brad dock Street Methodist Church and Rev O D Lambert of the county. Burial follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery beside his wife who died in July 1928. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington Street
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
O. D. Lambert
Mount Hebron
J. M Fishpaw
Harry Carper
J. H Bromley
C. E. Boyd
C. F. Swartz
J. C. Cole
Mrs Ritter Found Dead at Armel Home in Virginia
Mrs Mattie Lynch Ritter, 63, of Armel on the Front Royal road, eight miles southeast of Winchester, died about 8 9 o'clock this morning from heart trouble. A devout member of Greenway United Brethren Church she leaves Nelson Ritter and nine children, 18 grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at two from her Armel home with ministers J R Collis and H E Richardson. burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Lynch Ritter
Armel
Royal Road
Winchester
Ritter
Greenway United Brethren Church
Double Tollgate
United Brethren Church
Reliance
Mount Hebron
Notice to creditors for estate of Charles W Trenary
All persons who may be indebted to or have claims against the estate of Charles W Trenary, deceased, are asked to present them for settlement. Anita M. Trenary, Executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Trenary
Anita M. Trenary
Handley Judges Hand Out Defeat To Martinsburg
Handley High School beat Martinsburg 13 to 0 on Thanksgiving afternoon at Handley Stadium. Duvall sprinted 70 yards for a second quarter touchdown and Clark added the extra point as Handley controlled the game with no substitutions. Martinsburg relied on Brumbaugh and Files but were shut down by Handley’s defense and disciplined blocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Handley Stadium
Martinsburg High School
Martinsburg
Brumbaugh
Handley
Clark
Duvall
Parsons
Garber
Lee
Mike
Odd Fellows Meet for Thanksgiving Sermon Night
London cables report King George in good health and Mayor Thompson of Chicago recovering. A witty line questions if college education pays and claims the college girl sets fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King George
Mayor Thompson
Chicago
Virginia Apple Growers to Have Lower Rates Effective February
The interstate commerce commission orders reduced apple freight rates for the Cumberland Shenandoah Potomac district to major eastern cities. Rates from Winchester to New York drop 4 cents per 100 pounds, with other cities seeing smaller cuts. Virginia growers gain relief while New York producers retain a margin. The ruling, amid industry low mood, supports some shippers but not undue preference claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Manning
Washington, D. C
Cumberland-Shenandoah-Potimac
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pre York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Middle West
Virginia State Hortical Society
Milwaukee
Charlotte
Chattanooga
Luis
Raleigh
N. C
West
New York State
New York
Department Agriculture and Markets of
Ni York State
Empire State
Winchester Semi Pros to Meet Hose Co Five in Dec 7 Game
The Winchester Semi Pros face Martinsburg Hose Co No 5 at Winchester Park Association grounds on Sunday December 7. Kickoff 2 30 pm local players meet at Winchester Hotel on Gerrard Street at 2 pm to march to the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Martinsburgh Hose Co
Winchester Park Association
Gerrard Street
Public Sale of Winchester & Wardensville Bonds
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank announces a public sale at its Winchester Virginia banking house on Saturday December 6 at ten o clock. The sale offers 30 shares of Winchester Wardensville Railway Co 1500 First Mortgage 5 percent Gold Bonds due January 1 1960. Terms are cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
Winchester & Wardensville Railway Co
Shen, Val. Nat’l Bank
B. and C. Bread Richness and Flavor Highlighted
Advertisement extols the quality of ae pro ducts with claims of richness lightness and delicious ness focusing on taste and flavor attributes.
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A. Aerial
Atinsburg
Handley Squad
Doug” Cather
John Parsons
Snag” Sargent
Danville Mill Center
Page Seven
Mid-West
Mir. Cunningham
Ned
The
Legion
Bond Bros
White House
Fuberculosis Association
United States
Charles Curtis
Fllback
Colonial Theatre
Brown and Fisher's Clothing
Cumberland Valley
Beaujolais
ODD Fellows
I. O. O. F. Hall
L. L. Heishman, Sec’y
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northeast
Hose Co
B. & C. Bread
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