Hunting Season Amid Blue Ridge Hunt Remains Active
The Blue Ridge Hunt persists with field gatherings at Red Gate and Farnley as favorable May weather spurs riders and hounds into a lively pursuit of Reynard. Notables in attendance include Mr William Bell Watkins and Mrs Edward B Jacobs among others. December fixtures listed for Monticello area.
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Blue Ridge Hunt
Red Gate
Jen
Wilkliam Bell Watkins
Alexander . Smith
Jane
Edward B. Jacobs
Ashginia Jacobs
Margaret Byr
Gwynne Harrison
Aezabeth Tupper
George H. Burwell
Joseph Lewis
B. O’'F. Randolph
Walter Roesler
Greentalgh
Ewart Johnston
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Richard E. Dole, Jr
Charles Castleman
Montana Hall
Reynard
Summerville
Clay Hill
Annefield
Moorings Grove
Russell's Gate
Chilly Hollow
Mr. Airy
Woodley
Greenway Court
Scabby
Athlone
Carter's Hall
Edward Gay Butler
Cyril Clemens
St. Louis
Clemens
Nan Butler Shallcross
B. O'F. Randolph
Thomas A. Scott
Melvin Green
Winchester
Edward G. Butler
Fransioli
Warrenton
Alvin Baird
Justice Marshall
Agenumere
Renee
Miss Tupper
Mount Airy
Francis Jenks
Baltimore
Gerard B. Lambert
Walter Roseler
Great Neck
L. I
Luttrell
Delaplane
Philadelphia
Emory
John Lindsey
Major Wall
Remount
Farnley
Boyce
White Post
You Can Sew This Yourself Pattern 9823
Pattern 9823 offers an easy to make little frock with a bolero style and two sleeve lengths. Sizes 8 through 16 require specified yardage and contrast fabric. Send 15 cents per pattern or 25 cents for pattern book and pattern together to the Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
New York Man Sued Over Berryville Fatal Accident
Mrs. Martha Bauserman administratrix of the late George W Bauserman sues Monroe D Robinson for 10000 damages in Clarke County Circuit Court Berryville in a case arising from a July 14 accident on the Berryville Winchester pike that fatally injured Bauserman after he was struck while getting into a car and Robinson allegedly drove away. The trial is set for December 1.
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Monroe D. Robinson
New Yorker
Martha Bauserman
George W Bauserman
Clarke Courty Circuit Court
Berryville
Robinson
Bausérmiah
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Death Removes Wife of Former Clarke Co. Man
Mrs. Leslie Harrison Ritter 55 wife of William C. Ritter and matron at the Deaf and Blind School for Colored Youths and Maidens died at her Newport News home. Funeral held at St. Andrew's Hilton Village with Rev. Sapp and Rev. Dickenson. Born in New Bern North Carolina she graduated from the North Carolina School for the Deaf in 1894. She married Ritter on Christmas Eve 1906 and leaves a daughter and sister.
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Berryville
Leslie Harrison Ritter
William C. Ritter
Deaf and Blind School
Newport News
Frederick A. Sapp
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Hilton Village
A. J. Dickenson
First Baptist Church
Ritter
Isaac F
Mary Johnson Harrison
Washington County
North Carolina
New Bern
North Carolina School For the Deaf
Colored Deaf and Blind School
Maiden
Clarke County
Thomas Vachelm Cheers
Edenton
N. C
Burnside Bridge a Civil War landmark eyed for federal care
Maryland’s Burnside Bridge at Antietam, revived by state restoration, may be taken over by the federal government as a battlefield point of interest. The site recalls Burnside’s 1862 crossing efforts and Lincoln’s Antietam visit, with muskets recovered from Antietam Creek last year underscoring its historic whispers.
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Burnside Bridge
Key Point
Maryland
Burnside
Antietam
Lee
Toombs
D. R. Jones
Ford of the Potomac
A. P. Hill
Harpers Ferry
Hill
Appomattox
McClellan
Grant
Abraham Lincoln
John W. Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mr. Kennedy
Marshal Lammon
District of Columbia
Frederick
Lincoln
Antietam Creek
Prison Threat Claimed Made On Louisiana Man
New Orleans November 27 A warning that his gas and oil wells would be closed and he would be sent to the penitentiary unless he donated to Senator Overton campaign funds was described before a Senate sub committee. State Senator J A Noe said Huey P Long ordered the conservation commission to shut down 75 percent of wells near Shreveport unless five thousand dollars was contributed and he was told indictments awaited for over production in Morehouse Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John H. Overton
D. Hunter
Shreveport
Senate
Hunter
J. A. Noe
Huey P Long
The
Conservation Commission
Overton
Pike Hall
Congress
Noe
Morehouse Parish
Louisiana Court Politics and Judgeship Threats Cited
A statement questions state control of the judiciary and the plan to shift cases to an administration judge from South Louisiana. It raises concerns about Supreme Court removal of a judge and compares powers to other states, all amid partisan tension.
Fares Cut on Major Norfolk and Western Routes
The Norfolk and Western Railway announces a 44 percent base fare cut in coaches and Pullman charges with Pullman fares eliminated. Effective December, rates drop to two cents per mile in coaches and three cents per mile in Pullman service with no surcharge, covering Norfolk to Bristol and branch lines including Petersburg to City Point and Roanoke to Winston Salem. No change between Roanoke and Hagerstown or Walton to Cincinnati and Columbus.
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Norfolk
Bristol
Petersburg
City Point
Durham
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Winston-Salem
Salem
Catawba
Christiansburg
Blacksburg
Pulaski
Galax
Glade Spring
Saltville
Abingdon
West Jefferson
Hagerstown
Walton
Cincinnati
Columbus
Etta Kett Mel Stuart Reporter Note
Etta Kett features Mel Stuart as the Cemor reporter in a terse 1S SEM segment with compact notes about Etta’s trail and tasks. The fragment hints at a comic strip style caption focused on investigative work and light humor.
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Virinia Jacobs
Grahamugherty
B. Duval Chambers
Charles Mullikin
Mary O'Fallon
Elizabeth Bradford
Courtney B. Jones
Richard E. Dolan
Kennedy Edsall
Alexander Stronach
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Capital Play
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Charles’ A. Jones
Cary Harrison
N. Burwell Jones
Chevy Chase
N. B. Page
National Theatre
Palace
Keith's
Jonny Farra
Franklin Field
Washitte
Eva le Galliennz
Millwood
Kenneth N Gilpin
B. O. F. Randolph
MacKay-Smith
Washington
William B. Watkins
Clarke Co
Dan. Gregory
Roseland Ballroom
Martinsburg
W. Va
Woodstock
S. Cameron
Nont Ave
Cork St
Eyton Street
West York St
Kuhn
Loudoun St
American Cooperage Co
Virginia
Apple
Robinson Apartments
T. J. Dale
S. Rent
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Highland Ave
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W. E. Cooper
Wm. R. Willis
Valley Avenue
O. T. Ritter
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Green Bay
Macadam
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National Avenue
Frederick, Clarke
N. K Nielson
Johnson Ave
Newark
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Rice
Louisiana
Supreme Court
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Joe Oling
Cather
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T. F. Timberlake
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Etta Kett
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Holy Cats
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Wiel Pom
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Parc Right
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