Dividend No 84 Received Today By Stockholders
National Fruit Products Company announces Regular quarterly dividends of 1.76 and 874 cents to preferred stockholders. Dividend No 84 covers 1.75 per share due October 1 plus 7 cents per share to apply on accrued dividends. The latest financial statement shows strong results, with the plant in the city employing 500 and plans to add 200 workers tomorrow as peak season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fruit Products Company
Reading
National Fruit Product Company, Inc
the Star
Frank Armstrong, Jr
Apoo
Four Fined for Illegal Parking at Airport
Four men Chalmers Nelson Byron Baker Glenn Seabright and D J Orndorff were fined $5 each in police court for illegal parking after being tagged at the airport Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers Nelson
Byron Baker
Glenn Seabright
D. J. Orndorff
More Auto Tags But Less Money Last Six Months
The Chamber of Commerce reports a six month period from March 15 to September 29 with 5 629 tags issued totaling 648 23 60 dollars and 668 title fees 688 dollars plus 25 trailer tags 537 50 and 8 456 65 for hire licenses. This contrasts with March 15 to September 30 1933 when 5 250 tags were issued and 495 titles totaling 89 692 51 dollars.
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Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Bell
General Assembly
Endeavorers To Hold a Union Service Sunday
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church young Christian Endeavor groups will meet at the church annex at 6 15 pm next Sunday and march to Centenary Reformed Church for a union Endeavor meeting at 6 30 pm An attractive program is planned and all Endeavorers are urged to attend The public is invited The services end in time for union services at First Baptist or Market Street Methodist Episcopal churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Church Annex
Union Christian Endeavor Society
Centenary Reformed Church
Centenary Church
Christian Endeavorers
First Baptist Church
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Collateral Forfeited In Drunken Driving Case
J. L. Reed claiming Maryland origin forfeited cash collateral of 124.25 when his case was called in police court for driving drunk. P. H. Ryan faced a similar charge and was assessed 10.25. Several others including John Doe James Armstead William Conley Anniey McKeevy and Cleatas Bracher also received identical penalties for intoxication offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Reed
Maryland
P. H. Ryan
John Doe
James Armstead
William Conley
Anniey McKeevy
Cleatas Bracher
Winchester WCTU to Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary
The Winchester branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans a birthday party with song and story to mark the organization’s fiftieth anniversary in the city. The event is at 3 pm Thursday October 4 at the Friends Meeting House corner Washington and Piccadilly streets. Committee in charge includes Miss Ina A. Kern and Mrs BE L Hott.
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Winchester
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Friends’ Meeting House
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
Lna A. Kern
BE. L. Hott
Bureaus Consolidated in Virginia Reemployment Office
Taylor Barr and Eugene Chiles finished duties as the local re employment bureau closed under the National Re employment service consolidation in Virginia The local office merged with Staunton Walter M Shade remains in charge of the district and county Leona Peer continues as clerk
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Taylor Barr
Eugene Chiles
National
Virginia
Staunton
Walter M. Shade
Leona Peer
Maryland School Head Suspended Over Alleged Irregularities
Dr. Albert S. Cook announced the suspension of Salisbury State Normal School's principal pending a state Board of Education meeting Friday to review alleged irregularities in the school's management.
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Baltimore
Albert S. Cook
Salisbury State Normal School
State Board of Education
Daughters and Sons Meet for 40th Virginia Convention
The Virginia branch of the International Order of the King's Daughters and Sons opens its fortieth annual convention October 9 at Front Royal Methodist Church with state President Mrs. Henry 8. Eley presiding. Delegates hear addresses on women's government duties and health work, plus county reports and charity efforts in Richmond and Warren County.
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Berryville
Virginia
International Order of the King's Daughters and Sons
Front Royal
Henry 8. Eley
Suffolk
L. B. Dutrow
Eley
Walter G. Olmstead
Associated Charities
Warren County
Hannah Geter Wise
Clarke County
Presbyterian Church
W. J Kendrick
Tanglewood
C. A. Menet
New York
Central Council
John C. Boggs
Walter
George King
Richmond
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
H. 8. Saunders
Charles City
King’s Daughters
H. H. Sherman
Board of Education
Baltimore Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Whole Romanian Cabinet Resigns
The cabinet of Premier George Tatarescu submitted its resignation to King Carol after internal differences. The king accepted the resignation. the ministry had held office since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
George Tatarescu
Carol
Cross Junction Notes
Cross Junction Virginia residents host guests and extend weekend visit hospitality to neighbors and relatives from Washington Martinsburg Berkeley Springs Winchester and Winchester area. Hosts include Edgar Collins C G Baker and family Mildred Grove J Braithwaite and guests from Martinsburg Berkeley Springs Winchester and Bloomery during the weekend.
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Braithwaite
Russell Scrivener
Martinsburg
Harold Hobday
Berkeley Springs
Delbert Sibert
Winchester
C. G. Baker
Gilbert DeHaven
Bloom
Martinsburg and Winchester visitors convene in Skyland Drive area
Walter Baker reports that Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ebert of Martinsburg returned home after several days with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Luttrell at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Braithwaite. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman of Winchester called on the Braithwaites Sunday afternoon. Several others including E. W. Braithwaite Paul Braithwaite Dr. Noble D. Whitacre and families with Harry McKeever and Max and Fred Braithwaite took a motor ride to Skyland Drive Sunday or visited Jennie Coe nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Baker
Daniel Ebert
Martinsburg
Floyd Luttrell
R. G.thwaite
Frank Chapman
Winchester
H. Braithwaite
E. W. Braithwaite
Paul Braithwaite
Noble D. Whitacre
Harry McKeever
Max
Fred Braithwaite
Skyland Drive
Sunhday
Jennie Coe
Bribery Charged In Famous Scottsboro Case
Huntsville Alabama October 1 police announced holding J W Pearson of Birmingham on a warrant charging attempted bribery of Victoria Price a key witness in the Scottsboro attack case.
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Huntsville
Ala
J. W. Pearson
Birmingham
Victoria Price
Circle No 8 Meeting Planned in Braddock Street
Circle No 8 of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal will meet Monday at 7 30 PM at Mrs De Eutsler home on North Kent Street.
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Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal
de Eutsler
North Kent Street
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National Fruit Products Co
Burlington
Great Plains
Denver
Chicago
Jack Ford
Cecil Kenyon
John Birgel
O.K
Glen Gray
Annette Henshaw
Casa Loma Orchestra
Walter O'Keefe
Iners
Wabc-Columbia
C. I. Brumback
B. J. Hillidge
H. W. Shannon
The
H. E. Taylor
Anne Campbell Waterman
Williamsburg
Aubrey G. Weaver
T. W. Tayloe
Calvary Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Cammertire CO
Braddock & Boscawen Sts
BLATZ
Old Heidelberg
Betsy Ross
South End
Bickers Motor Co
Genasco
Reynolds Tobacco Company
U. S
Herrell Sales Corp
S. Loudoun St
John S. Miller & Company
G. E. Radios
R.C. A
Shell
Martinsburg Pike
Shell Station
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Twin-City Oil & Cas Corp
Snapp’s Foundry, Inc
North Cameron St
Lucas
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