Bitten thrice preacher dies in Virginia snake incident
The Rev. H. C. T. Anderson, 63, faith healer from Jonesville Virginia, died after being bitten three times by snakes during a Holiness meeting. He had refused medical help, trusted in divine healing, and his death concludes a long history of bite demonstrations and a large farm-based life. He is survived by his wife, four sons, and three daughters. burial planned at a nearby family cemetery.
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Jonesville
H. C. T. Anderson
Hugh
Anderson
Farm Home
T. B. Ely
Cary College
Virginia
A. R. Anderson
Board of Supervisors
Lee County
B. Sewell
Pennington Gap
Pasadena Levy Easton Celebrates 101st Birthday
Levi W Easton accepted congratulations from three sons 17 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren and 11 great great grandchildren on his 101st birthday then enjoyed a large dinner of fried chicken and apple pie.
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Pasadena
Levi W. Easton
Trustee's Sale of Real Estate in Winchester Virginia
Public auction announced for property in Winchester Frederick County Virginia at 11 o clock A M October 10 1936 due to default on note. Property on N Seams set near Loudoun Street described with alley lines and 210 foot boundaries. Bidder deposit of 100 dollars required. Local coal advertisement and contact details follow.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia
Loudoun Street
Corporation Court of
N. Seameset
Coleman Dunn
World Sef Power Markets Sparked By Star
A brief notice notes Star prompted market shifts as the com story of World Sef power unfolds.
Final Rites for M. Lee Hottel Draw Huge Crowd
Marcus Lee Hottel, 68, a Warren County native, died September 25 at his home in N Churc Virginia. A large crowd attended his two hour service at Mt Hope Church with pallbearers named and interment at Lebanon Cemetery. Funeral hymns included Going Down the Valley and What a Friend We Have In Jesus.
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Nellie Ritenour
Front Royal
Annie Graham
Riverton
J. D
This Place
Leslie
Leesburg
Mt. Hope Church
H. M. Crim
Jesus
Patrons urged to use lock boxes at Winchester Post Office
Postmaster W Nelson promotes lock box service for Winchester patrons to get mail quickly after arrival and even when regular service is suspended for holidays. The sign in the lobby lists box rentals and explains benefits for those relying on street carrier service during double holidays.
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W. Nelson Age
Winchester
Mr Page
Randolph-Macon Academy Adds Two Faculty Members
Front Royal reports two new instructors for the 1936 37 session Capt Samuel J Hoffman from Woodstock will teach science and led Randolph Macon College student body last year Capt Lawrence Williams from Colonial Beach will teach English coach the swimming team and oversee the yearbook Enrollment stands at 202.
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Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Samuel J. Hoffman
Randolph-Macon College
Woodstock
Lawrence Williams
Colonial Beach
University of Virginia
Giants edge Yankees as Hubbell hurler tops Schlechter battering
World Series opener at the Polo Grounds sees Hubbell steady for the Giants while Dimaggio and Gehrig struggle. A rain soaked, muddy field hampers play as New York slips from a 2-1 lead to a Giants rally in the eighth inning.
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Old Manweather
Yankees
Lefty Gomez
Hal Schumacher
Polo Grounds
Hubbell
Schumacher
Hubbel
Jim Ripple
Gomez
Meltt
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Selkirk
Betwe Powell
Lazzeri
Pirates
Senators
Yanks
Miller Huggins
Joe McCarthy
Burgess Whitehead
Dick Bartell
Bill Terry
Mel Ott
Lou Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Jake Powell
Bartell
Whitehead
Terry
Crosetti
Ott
Ripple
Mancuso
Travis Jackson
Dimaggio
Tony Lazzeri
Mancuscotti
Dickey
Jojo Moore
Twinkletoes
Yankee
Ruffing
Jimle
Rolfe
Gehrig
Powell
Carl
Generous Hen Delivers Large Egg to Stephens City Owner
Mrs. B. A. Rowland of Stephens City brought a giant egg to The Star office. The egg measured 7 inches in circumference and 3 inches long, with yolk count left undisclosed by the owner.
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B. A. Rowland
Stephens City
Star
Essay Contest Announced For Winchester Youth
Young people in Winchester and nearby areas are invited to submit 250 word essays on The Ideal Boy or The Ideal Girl. Girls must send their The Ideal Boy essays to Rev. George Earle Owen by October 14. The winning essay will be read on October 18. Boys write on The Ideal Girl and submit by October 21. The event continues on November 25.
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Winchester
George Earle Owen
Community Essay Contest Awards Pen Prize
Winners will be announced after reading the papers and judging originality. An fountain pen donated by Crowel Jewelry Store will go to the winner. Essays may be mailed to Mr. Owen at 214 West Gers, Main Street.
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Crowel Jewelry Store
Owen
West Gers
Main Street
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