Hold Rites For Mrs. K. W. Miller
Funeral services were held this afternoon for Mrs. Kathryn Weaver Miller at the home of her agents Mr and Mrs William C eaver on Blue Ridge avenue. The Rev Ronald Rowland of Calvary Episcopal Church led the services aided by Rev H W Shannon of Front Royal Presbyterian Church. Interment was in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Kathryn Weaver Miller
William Ceaver
Blue Ridge Avenue
Ronald Rowland
Calvary Episcopal Church
H. W. Shannon
Front Royal Presbyterian Church
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Couple To Wed In Charlottesville
From Warren County the license was issued to Granville Morton Kelly of Culpeper and Ella Grace Borden, formerly Bentonville, now Charlottesville bound for marriage by Rev. T Eugene West at the Baptist Church in Charlottesville.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Granville Morton Kelly
Culpeper
Ella Grace Borden
Bentonville
Charlottesville
T. Eugene West
Baptist Church
Drunken Driver Sentenced in Front Royal Court
In Front Royal court Esley A Lumpkin colored was found guilty of illegally riding a Norfolk and Western freight and sentenced to 15 days in Warren County jail plus a 5 dollar fine and 4.25 dollars costs. Albert Holmes colored paid 100 dollars, four months jail, and license revocation for a year for driving while intoxicated. R A Rose colored was found guilty of drunkenness and fined 5 dollars with 6.50 dollars costs.
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Front Royal
Esley A. Lumpkin
Walter G. Olmstead
Norfolk and Western
Warren County
Albert Holmes
Virginia
R. A. Rose
Fingerlings Shipped From Front Royal Hatchery to Eastern Virginia
From the Front Royal Fish Hatchery a shipment of about 2,000 large mouth bass has been sent to Eastern Virginia. The small mouth bass will be distributed later, per G. W. Buller, superintendent of propagation for the State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Fish Hatchery
Virginia
G. W. Buller
State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Front Royal Bowling Team Prepares for Season Opener
Front Royal plans to open the bowling season around late November led by manager Billy Smith. The independent team will face a Winchester club in Winchester, with six veterans returning to bolster the squad. Standouts include Billy Smith Wallace Thomason Armer Reynolds Henry and Mope Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Billy Smith
Winchester
Wallace Thomason
Armer
Reynolds
Henry
1936 Virginia License Plates To Feature Blue Background
Changing from white and black, the 1936 Virginia automobile tags will have a dark blue background with orange numerals. W LeRoy Corron, distributor of motor vehicle plates, received the changes in the county this morning.
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Virginia
W. LeRoy Corron
Advanced Bases Established by Italian Airmen
Addis Ababa reported that Italy set up advance aviation and military bases at the Eritrea Ethiopia French Somaliland tri junction. The Italian minister in Addis Ababa and consuls were not ordered to leave Ethiopia, though Italians were advised to depart and many women and children had left. No Ethiopians remain in the area around the new bases.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Italy
Eritrea
French Somaliland
Djibouti
Red Sea
Front Royal Residents Attend Regional Activities
Front Royal entries list local people visiting relatives and attending events. Alice McKay visits Bel Air ahead of a school start in Flint Hill. Marvin Trout visits Staunton to see niece June Trout at Mary Baldwin Seminary. others travel to Harrisonburg Washington D C Winchester and Edinburg for hospital, school, or social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Alice McKay
S. Byrne Downing
Bel Air
Flint Hill
Marvin Trout
Staunton
June Trout
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Strong Guard Around British Embassy Amid Mobilization
RCME reports that after a nationwide call to mobilize, 300 police and infantry were deployed to guard the British Embassy. The note adds a warning about poisonous fungi including Death Cap and Destroying Angel.
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RCME
Answers Magazine
Italian advance in Eritrea area and Haile Selassie mobilization talk
Report states Italians move into a triangular Assab Eritrea zone about 15 miles across with 60 000 troops at Assab and six roads extending 60 miles to new bases. Government cites no area contact and notes possible mobilization, while France warns Italians at the border. Mussa Ali known for slave cave labyrinths tied to historic slave shipments.
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Assab
Eritrea
Haile Selassie
Somaliland
Mussa Ali
Arabia
Weeding Out of Jews Spurs the Drive of Antis
Berlin October 2 The relentless removal of Jews from public and business life drives Nazi antisemitic action. Jewish notaries are stripped of offices and the Koesener Student League dissolves after defying anti Aryan mandates. Schwartzkorps accuses Jews of a Brandenberg Gate subway disaster and cites Jewish dominance in railway leadership as the cause.
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Antis
Berlin
Third Reich
Reichsfuehrer
Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Koesener Student League
Germany
Schwartzkorps
Schutz Staffel
Brandenburg Gate
Ayran
Four Cases to Be Presented to Frederick Grand Jury
Frederick county circuit court will convene Monday October 7 at 10 o clock. Six persons appear on the criminal docket with four to be presented to the special grand jury and two to circuit court on appeal. The cases involve breaking and entering, horse theft, forgery, and fugitives from justice. Grand jurors named include Artrip Bageant Adams Davis Bowen Bailey and Barret. No petit jury will be summoned. cases will go to December term. A judge and order shift grand jury to special panels on court call.
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Frederick County
Trial Justice Court
James Polhamus
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Stephens City
Tom Carr
J. W. Conner
Vaucluse
Arthur A. Hanraham
Arthur J. West
C. W. Darnell
Jack Darnell
Irving Reynolds
Lonnie Bettis
Philip Williams
Italian Forces Battle Danakil Tribes in Ethiopia
Paris Soir reports Addi Ababa correspondent that fighting broke out in the Mussa Al region as three Italian columns of about 25 000 men clash with Danakil irregulars. Casualties are reported though Ethiopian regular troops have not yet engaged.
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Paris
Addi Ababa
Paris Soir
Mussa al
Ethiop
Ababa
Mussa Ali
Roosevelt Urges Liberal Unity On Common Ground
President Roosevelt appeals to liberals to unite on a common ground as he addresses about 70 000 at a Los Angeles Coliseum rally. He praises California liberalism, credits the public with progress, and calls for concessions to secure shared aims of social justice and aid to the needy.
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Los
Angeles
Roosevelt
Drs F. E. Townsend
Upton Sinclair
California
Will Rogers Recalled by Speaker at Memorial Event
A speaker at a memorial occasion invoked Will Rogers as a longtime friend of all Americans, noting his absence by the phrase untime ly death in Alaska. The tribute highlighted Rogers’s kindness and philosophy shared with the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alaska
Will Rogers
President Roosevelts Pacific Angling Plan
President Roosevelt sails for a Pacific cruise with a sea battle air display planned. He will fish daily, head toward the Panama Canal, and return via the Atlantic coast. Accompanying him are Ickes and Hopkins as they push relief employment proposals. Stops include Cocos and Pearl Islands famed for fishing.
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Panama Canal
Mr. Roosevelt
Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
Cocos Island
Pearl Island
Pacific
Winchester Hotel Sold to Dr. Charles R. Anderson
Dr. Charles R. Anderson announced the purchase of the Winchester Hotel on Gerrard Street from the Commercial and Savings Bank for an undisclosed sum. He plans a complete modernization and renovation before putting the hotel into service with a modern dining room and leased operation. The hotel, built about 12 years ago by M. M. Parsons and Taylor Hahn, has been run by several operators. current plans target high quality service.
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Winchester Hotel
Gerrard Street
Charles R. Anderson
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester
M. M. Parsons
Taylor Hahn
Lack Quorum Delays City Council Session
Common Council failed to form a quorum delaying the regular 17 30 session. A deferred meeting is set for Friday if a quorum is available. Attendees included Mayor C R Anderson and several council members. absentees listed. The armory funding site ordinance and dairy sales ordinance await disposition.
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Common Council
C. R. Anderson
Peyton Marshall
C. Douglas Barnett
R. Frank Barr
Herman Hable
E. J. Snapp
Ralph Snapp
W. W. Dellinger
Fred W. Forney
C. Lee Coble
Percy Miller
J. H. Henry
Coble
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Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
K. W. Miller
North Fork
South Fork
Front Royal News
Carrie Scheuer
Selma Scheurer
B. Ney
Harrisonburg
Ellen Earle Jones
Charlie Jones
Rappahannock
Miss Jones
Franklin Forsyth
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Forsyth
William and Mary College
Roy Darby
Clara Darby
Gaithersburg
Mad
Mona Heflin
Linden
Susan Marshall
L. P. Clarke
Messrs
James and
Frank
Washington, D. C
Landon Utz
George E. A. Reinbury
Washington
D. C
Paul Jackson
White Post
H. C. Coe
W. LeRoy Carron
D. I. Zirkle
Mr. Zirkle
Edinburg
Wilbur Trout
Rockville, Md
James E. Higgins
Misses Barbarba
Evelyn Higgins
Grand
Appeals
Trip
Dage One
White House
Atlantic Coast
Anderson
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
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