Several Are Fined For Riding Train
FRONT ROYAL Oct 3 In the Court of Trial Justice Walter G Olmstead yesterday afternoon six persons were found guilty of riding a Norfolk and Western freight train They are Winfred Wix of Columbia D C Robert Anthony of Robert Tannehill Shenandoah Bealeton Eugene Lam and Lester Lam of Page county Each was fined five dollars and costs and sentenced to 15 days in jail
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Front Royal
Walter G. Olmstead
Winfred Wix
Columbia
D. C
Robert Anthony
Robert Tannehill
Shenandoah
Bealeton
Eugene Lam
Lester Lam
Page County
Wheat reduction papers arrive for 1936 39 program
Front Royal reports that the county agent’s office received the 1936 39 wheat reduction application blanks this morning. Farmers and wheat growers are urged to complete and submit their applications promptly as approval is required before contracts can be made.
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Front Royal
Play To Be Given For Church
A play titled Bound to Marry will be presented by the Milldale Presbyterian Church young people this evening in the Front Royal auditorium to benefit the church building fund. Participants include Henrietta and Charlotte Licklider, Mrs Nannie Shipe, Faye Mitchell, Sylvia Brown, Mary Morrison, Clarina Morrison, Martha Mossison, Martha Mossison, and Isabella Stickley.
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Front Royal
Milldale Presbyterian Church
Pront Royal Presbyterian Church
Church Building Fund
Henrietta Licklider
Charlotte Licklider
Nannie Shipe
Faye Mitchell
Sylvia Brown
Mary Morrison
Clarina Morrison
Martha Mossison
Isabella Stickley
Tiger Freshmen Cancel RMA Game
FRONT ROYAL October 3 The football game between Randolph-Macon Academy freshmen and Hampden-Sydney freshmen scheduled for tomorrow was cancelled by Hampden-Sydney. The academy will not play this weekend. next game is at McGuires in Ashland on October 11.
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Randolph-Macon Academy
Hampden-Sidney College
Hampden-Sidney
George Rid
Academy
McGuires
Ashland
Schools Resume In Two Counties
Hundreds of children in Warren and Rappahannock counties will start the 1935 session tomorrow after a delay caused by an outbreak of infantile paralysis. Today, the annual teachers’ conference is held here with teachers from both counties in the division of Superintendent Miller meeting for final details.
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Front Royal
Warren
Ray K
Miller
Time To Have Cars Inspected
FRONT ROYAL October 3 A state police officer announced all motor vehicles must be inspected by October 1 for the semi annual tion.
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Front Royal
Turn A. Slaughter
Deaths of Charles Wesley Putman in Riverton county
Charles Wesley Putman aged 24 died yesterday at the home of David Estep after a months long illness. He formerly worked for the Riverton Lime Stone Company and is survived by his mother Gertrude Lewin Putman his widow Jenet Estep and two daughters. Brothers Silas Lovell and a sister group are named with additional sisters in Strasburg and River ton. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at Bethel church at 2 30 with Rev F P Snapp and Rev R Moorman Parker officiating and Bennett's Chapel to receive the interment.
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Charles Wesley Putman
David Estep
Putman
Riverton-Lime Stone Company
Henry Putman
Gertrude Lewin Putman
Jenet Estep
Silas
Lovell
Auction drives price of estate goods in Front Royal
Front Royal on October 3 reports the sale of the late Oscar Ettmael estate at public auction. An automobile fetched 650 dollars, bought by the General Acceptance Corporation.
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Front Royal
Oscar Ettmaellin
General Tors. Acceptance Corporation
Front Royal Notes Local Social Roundup
Front Royal Va October 3 Mr Brooks Brown of Kentucky visits Riverton home of Mr and Mrs J N Major. Several local residents attend Mrs G Tyler Miller funeral in Richmond and other residents host teas and visits around town and nearby camps along Shenandoah. Rotary Club lunch at Afton Inn tomorrow.
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Brooks Brown
Kentucky
J. N. Major
Riverton
Richmond
G. Tyler Miller
George Morton
Hilton Freeman
Snooky” Weaver
Woodward
Tyson
Front Royal Rotary Club
Afton Inn
Community Oil leases stations to Kirkmyer Motor Co.
Community Oil Service Inc announces the East Side filling station in Charlottesville has been leased to Kirkmyer Motor Co of Richmond for ten years. Kirkmyer has also leased Community Oil stations in Winchester Covington Waynesboro and Harrisonburg.
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Community Oil Service, Inc
Charlottesville
Kirkmyer Motor Co
Richmond
Kirkmyer Company
Winchester
Covington
Waynesboro
Harrisonburg
Purcell Divorce Granted in Warren County Court
The Circuit Court of Warren County grants Mary Crudden Purcell a divorce from James F. Purcell. The decree severs all rights of James F. Purcell in Mary Purcell property.
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Circuit Court
Warren County
Mary Crudden Purcell
James F. Purcell
Will of Birdie Habicht Recorded in Union County Probate
An exemplified copy of the last will and testament of Birdie B. Habicht formerly Stegner, of Hillside New Jersey, has been admitted to probate. The will bequeaths the entire estate to her son Joseph W. Stegner of Compton Terrace Hillside after debts are paid, with Susie S. Kater of Winchester named as alternate beneficiary if he predeceases her. Joseph W. Stegner is named executor with no bond stated.
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Birdie B. Habicht
Birdie B. Stegner
Hillside
Union County
New Jersey
Corporation Court
Joseph W. Stegner
Compton Terrace
Ethiopian Italy clash widens as mobilization declared
Geneva dispatch reports Haile Selassie accusing Italy of bombing Aduwa and Adigrat, killing civilians. Italy counters by declaring general mobilization in Eritrea and promising defensive steps, while Addis Ababa cites frontier violation and covenant breach amid Agame fighting.
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Agame
Eritrea
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Funeral rites tomorrow for George W. Hershberger
Brief services will be held at 11 o clock tomorrow from Mount Hebron Cemetery chapel for George W. Hershberger 87 retired farmer and fruit grower and longtime member of the First Baptist Church. Rev E T Clark will officiate with pallbearers Julius Richard William C Miller Godfrey Miller Joseph P Miller Robert S Bell and Dr A D Henkel. Interment in the family lot at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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George W. Hershberger
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Mr. Hershberger
Julius Richard
William C. Miller
Godfrey Miller
Joseph P. Miller
Robert S. Bell
A. D. Henkel
Services To Be Held Tomorrow At Centenary Reformed
Dr S L Flickinger pastor of Centenary Reformed Church announced preparatory services will be held Friday night at 7 45 o'clock Holy Communion will be observed Sunday All members urged to attend
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S. L. Flickinger
D. D
Centenary Reformed Church
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