Randolph Macon Dominates Warren County in Rainy Gridiron
Randolph Macon used multiple squads to overwhelm Warren County High 28 to 0 on a soggy field. McFall led RM A with a 35 yard run and another score, while Stone Samworth and Hurley added touchdowns and a safety closed the scoring in the rain soaked game at Front Royal.
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Front Royal
Randolph Macon
Warren County High School
Gridiron Warriors
Croc
Riddik
Jacket
Stone
McFall
Hurley
Lohman
Hilltop
Samworth
H.S. Thompson
Leiberman
E. Lohman
St. Camden
Klohe
Melville Echardt c. Jackson
Schoolfield
Williams
Marchi R
Legge Speaks At Harmony Hollow C. C. Camp
W R Legge an agricultural instructor at Handley High School addressed Company 1398 Harmony C C Camp on soils and enrichment methods. He discussed France cultivation practices learned in the A E F and noted Peter B Kyne’s overseas observation skills. He then spoke on football rules plays history and future development. He is recognized as a valley football authority and efficient referee.
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W. R. Legge
Handley High School
Harmony C. C. C. Camp
Mr. Legg
France
Peter B. Kyne
Legg
Valley
Dutrow Invited To Speak At St Louis Meet
Town Manager L B Dutrow has been invited to give a three minute talk on the Difficult Problem session of the International City Managers Association annual convention at the Hotel Statler St Louis Md October 15 He has not yet decided if he will attend His record since 1930 includes a greatly reduced town debt and lowered taxes earning national recognition.
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Front Royal
L. B. Dutrow
International City Managers’ Association
Hotel Statler
St. Louis
Detrow
Weaver to Address Convention on Women Role in Government
Front Royal report lists State Senator A. G. Weaver as the principal speaker at the King's Daughters fortieth annual convention opening session. He will discuss women responsibility in government during the Tuesday night address.
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Front Royal
A. G. Weaver
King’s Daughters Fortieth
Weaver
Future Farmers Elect Haynie To Lead This Year
Front Royal chapter of the Future Farmers of Virginia elected officers for the coming school session. The 20 members from across the county heard Prof. J J Foster discuss aims and purposes. Elected: Charles Haynie president Conway Anderson vice president Giles Heflin secretary Robert McCarty treasurer George Mills reporter Lyle Corron watchdog and executive committee Robert Sowers Lee Brown William Dodson.
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Front Royal
The
Future Farmers of Virginia
J. J. Foster
Charles Haynie
Conway Anderson
Giles Heflin
Robert McCarty
George Mills
Local I O O F Members Attend Lynchburg Homecoming
Members of Lodge No. 374 I O O F Front Royal plan to attend the annual homecoming in Lynchburg on Sunday October 7. The assembly will welcome Parke P. Dean back from the international meeting in Toronto where he was elected Deputy Grand Sire of the world. Senator Harry F Byrd is invited to address the gathering which will include Grand Lodge officers from Virginia West Virginia Maryland and the District of Columbia.
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Front Royal
Lodge No
Lynchburg
Parke P. Dean
Toronto
Canada
Dean
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Died Yesterday Warren County Carpenter H H Robinson
Front Royal arch death notice for Hobar H Robinson a 45 year old Warren county carpenter who died at home on Cloud street. He was the son of the late George F and Mary Robinson and is survived by his mother his wife Josie Henry and four children Evard Rayburn Hubert and Ralph. Funeral services will be held at the Baptist Church tomorrow at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev T Eugene West.
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Front Royal
Hobart H. Robinson
Waren County
Cloud Street
Mr. Robinson
George F
Mary Robinson
Warren County
Robinson
Josie Henry
Evard
Rayburn
Hubert
Ralph
The
Baptist Church
T. Eugene West
Rains Forecast Midweek in Atlantic States
Washington forecast says an unsettled week with rains expected in the North and Middle Atlantic states around midweek and again at the end. Temperatures start moderate, rise Tuesday and Wednesday, dip Thursday, then rise again Friday and Saturday.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Rotarians Hold Regular Meet Get Acquainted
The Front Royal Rotary Club held a regular meeting featuring a Know Your Club session with 28 members present. Twenty-eight members included 19 Virginians and six Warren County natives, with one born in Lithuania. average age 46, 23 married, four single, one widower, and 40 children from marriages. R. E. Felix of Alexandria attended as a guest.
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Front Royal
Rotary Club
Virginia
Warren
R. E. Felix
Alexandria
Surge of Maritime Disasters Marks September–October Span
The Associated Press reports a wave of ship incidents since the Morro Castle fire on September 8 near the New Jersey coast, with at least thirteen vessels damaged by flames and several collisions. Notable events include fires aboard the Santa Barbara in New York, Bradburn off Balboa, and Cassell in the Azores, plus a yacht Zowie destroyed in Maryland and the Gerad Klein destroyed in Manchester, Pennsylvania.
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New York
Morro Castle
New Jersey
Millpool
Newfoundland
Santa Barbara
Bradburn
Galveston
Kobe
Balboa
Cassell
Azores
I. K. Ward
Gothenburg
Sweden
Zowie
Cambridge
Shanghai
San Francisco
Gerard Klein
Manchester
Aberhill
Oran
Social and Personal News of Front Royal and Warren County
Mrs. Robert Kelliher and daughter Katherine join Lieut. Kelliher in California. H. B. Clayton arrives for weekend at Fair View Court. Lieut. Whiteside and Miss Virginia Carson to attend Navy Virginia game in Washington. Lyle F. Hansbrough Jr. arrives from UVA to visit parents. Douglas Compton returns from Washington trip. Mrs. John Renalds visiting Bartonville with son and daughter-in-law. Joseph Wilkins and Lemon were in town. Walter Samuels and family return to Syreau Y. after visiting brother Charles Samuels in Washington. Sheriff and Mrs. R. F. Collins host Metropolian Police Officer Shir for weekend. Sidney Fox of Asheville guests of Barr Samuels. Mrs. W. E. Fuqua and others in Washington. Elizabeth Proctor leaves for East Radford State Teachers College. Mabel Venable returns from Washington. father Moreland Venable and Mary Casey join for weekend.
Fire outbreak on German liner Koenigstein reported saved
October 1 fire found in the hold of the German liner Koenigstein was extinguished with slight damage. Several ships have been crippled in storms since the Morro Castle incident, with the Millpool still missing but other storm-damaged vessels reported out of danger.
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Algeria
Koenigstein
Morro Castle
Millpool
Scott Named Commander By Legionnaires
FRONT ROYAL Oct. 6 Giles B. Cook Post 53 American Legion elected A. B. Scott commander and named P. L. Rogers first vice commander J. C. Trice second vice commander Bryan Rudacille finance officer W. J. Cory service officer and Elmer Foster sergeant at arms An adjutant to be appointed by Scott later after the meeting the members went to Burke's Restaurant for refreshments
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Front Royal
Giles B. Cook
American Legion
A. B. Scott
P. L. Rogers
J. C. ‘Trice
Bryan Rudacille
W. J. Cory
Elmer Foster
Scott
Maryland Debt Act Attack Reaches Supreme Court
Washington October 6 The Maryland Legislature faced a new moratorium controversy over the constitutionality of an emergency act. The case differs from the Minnesota mortgage moratorium decision where the court upheld the act by a five to four vote.
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Washington
Maryland
United States Supreme Court
Minnesota
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Warren County Bureau
Winchester Evening Star
W. B. Thomason
Telephone Front Royal 213
Eene
Echardt
Dunn
Ramsey
Bradshaw
Wile
Brandt
Ae Ate
Manet Samworth - A
W.C. H
Simon
Banks
Walton
Biggs
Lewis
Waugh
Cooper
Mulaing
Ewing
E. Williams
Goodwin
Legge
Harmony Hollow
C. C. Camp
Dutrow
Haynie
Prof
Foster
H. H. Robinson
Associated Press
Front Royal and
Robert Kelliher
Katherine
Kelliher
California
H. B. Clayton
Mrs. Clayton
Fairview Court
W. W. Whiteside
Miss Virginia Carson
Lyle F. Hansbrough, Jr
University of Virginia
L. F. Hansbrough
Douglas Compton
John Renalds
Mrs
R. R. Renalds
Bartonville
Joseph Wilkins
Lemon
Walter Samuels
Syreau Y
Mr. Samuel
Charles Samuels
Metropolian
Shir
R. F. Collins
Sidney Fox
Asheville, N. C
Barr Samsells
W. E. Fuqua
Bert Gilkey
Howard Templeton
Obie Carter
Richard Hines
Elizabeth Proctor
East Radford
State Hers' College
Mabel Venable
Moreland Venable
Mr. Venable
Mary Casey
Legionnaires
Burke's Restaurant
Underwood
N. Loudoun St. Trephone
WJZ
Joe Penner
Tie Bakers
Buncutter ‘Tire Co
Eita Keit
BY Paul Robinson
Greenvien
Bud
Beg
U.S. Pat
Muggs McGinnis
By Wally Bishop
Muggs
Angus
Central Press Association,_Inc
Suedes
Capes
Wenderi
Geo. W. Kurtz
Cameron Street
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Company
Heating and Plumbing Finance Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
Winchester, Va
Winchester Furniture Co
Main St
Winchester
J. S. Solenberger & Co
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