Verdict Restores Auto Crash Award in Warren County
In Warren County Circuit Court the Rev. T Eugene West of Charlottesville won a case against James Brady and L C Carr of Leesburg. A rear end collision near Megargee’s filling station on August 3 1934 caused damages over 100 dollars to West’s car. Brady and Carr were represented by W C Armstrong Sr and West by W LeRoy Corron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Circuit Court
Warren County
Winchester Corporation Court
T. Eugene West
Charlottesville
James Brady
L. C. Carr
Leesburg
Mr. West
Court of Trial
Walter G. Olmstead
Local Concern Opens Branch in Front Royal
Miller and Anderson of Winchester opened a branch in Front Royal in the Le Roy Corron building. They will run heating and plumbing, and operate a general sales room for radios and washing machines. They hold heat and plumbing contracts for Warren County courthouse, Front Royal municipal building, and the new Riverton school under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Miller and Anderson
Winchester
LeRoy Corron
Warren County
New Riverton School
Plane trip over Skyline Drive ends early
Front Royal observers report more than 200 people took to the air in a Ford plane piloted by Penny Rogers and Ervin Saltzberger. The 50 mile flight over Skyline Drive was halted because of bad mountain weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Local Court Fines Several Residents on Assault and Drunkenness
Olmstead this morning Baldwin Ramey of this place found guilty of assault, fined $20 and costs, and given a suspended 60 day jail sentence. Robert Alexander of this place on public drunkenness fined $5 with costs $8.50. Samuel Ramey on a similar charge fined $5 with costs $7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Court of Trial
Walter G. Olmstead
Baldwin Ramey
Warren County
Robert Alexander
Samuel Ramey
Deed Recorded Transfers Thirty One Acres in Fork District
Geo W Santmyer and Mrs Lillie Santmyer transfer to Elizabeth Santmyer thirty one acres with improvements in the Fork District. Deed recorded Oct 5, 1935. Valuable consideration. Dr and Mrs O W Carper spent Sunday in Charlottesville with Mrs Carper's parents Mr and Mrs Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
W. Santmyer
Lillie Santmyer
Elizabeth Santmyer
Fork
O. W. Carper
Charlottesville
Local events and weddings reported in Front Royal
Front Royal residents attend weekend visits in Altoona and Washington. Announcement made of the marriage of Virginia Mattie Jenkins to Aubrey Swanson Morris, with ceremonies performed by Rev. R. B. Clagett. Various residents return from trips and attend church and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front. Royal
William Licklider
Fillie Licklider
Billy Bierer
Aubrey Stokes
Altoona
Virginia Mattie Jenkins
Aubrey Swanson Morris
Strasburg
Flint Hill
R. B. Clagett
Front Royal Methodist Church
Sadie Frances Jenkins
Bentonville
Charles Frank Funk
Farmer seeks presidency ad pledges to lift depression
Julian Johnson a 63 year old farmer from Phoenix Arizona places a situation wanted notice declaring Joe Wanted as president of the United States He promises to print new money and distribute it to the unemployed monthly as a cure for low mood authorities note the stunt reflects a quixotic bid rather than a serious campaign proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Johnson
Phoenix
Ariz
United States
Johnson
Joe
Market notes drift with war headlines on busy New York day
Quiet firm session as investors weighed Italo Ethiopian tensions and domestic policy. Stocks edged higher in motors, steels, chemicals, rails, and specialties while wheat eased and corn showed strength. Bonds and foreign exchange moved marginally. optimism lingered on African conflict prospects and potential impact on New Deal legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Financial District
America
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Local Markets Report Daily Prices and Short Patent Brand Rates
The Star lists daily local market figures for flour and grain products and patent brand bag prices. Notable entries include 98 lb bags at 6.75 dollars per barrel and smaller 48 and 24 lb bags at 6.85 dollars per barrel, with 12 lb bags at 7.05 dollars per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remit Ea Ae
Keane Ae
Apie
Baal
Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce Markets Report
Livestock and produce markets show cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, and poultry prices. In Baltimore 1,500 cattle and 725 hogs with gains, calves up to 50. in Philadelphia live poultry and eggs firm with mixed color fowl and turkey prices, several grain and dairy products listed with varying grades and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agric
Philadelphia
Plymouth
Rhode Island
Long Island
Apple Market Prices Fall in Winchester and Rochester Trade
Winchester Virginia and Rochester New York apple markets show slow demand and dull activity. York and Jonathan apples, U S No 1 sizes amid carload terms range from 55c to 2 80 per barrel, with variations for 2% inch minimums and baskets in Delcious and other varieties.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Yorks
U. S
Ben Davis
U.S
Jonathans
Rochester
N. Y
C. B
R. I. Greenings
A. S
Grain quotations from Chicago and regional markets
Closing grain prices show Wheat futures at about 1.04 to 1.07 per bushel with Dec and May positions. Cash wheat in Chicago No 4 red around 1.05 to 1.06, No 1 hard near 1.28, and No 3 hard about 1.19. Baltimore wheat No 2 red winter trades near 1.03 with Winchester Wheat at 96 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Degenerate Is Sought As Killer Of Little Girl
Seattle detectives shotgun squads and volunteers hunted a killer who hanged seven year old Sally Kelley on a garage door. The girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert H Kelley, was killed last night after being shocked. Coroner Otto H. Middlestadt announced the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Sally Kelley
Albert H. Kelley
Otto H. Middlestadt
Fragmentary Crime Report Describes Dead Body Discovery
A damaged text fragment reports a murder scene where Sally is found strangled in a garage area. Witnesses recall a large kerchief tied to a garage door knob and the body discovered by two men four hours later. Police investigate at the apartment entry nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhersses
Sally
Patternen
Perr Feckler API FP. E. Tinsley
New York Relief Program Discussed Amid Debate
Washington officials reported plans for a new work relief program for next year though no decision on scope or form was reached. Ickes and Hopkins clash over approach while leftover funds and ongoing projects shape potential federal and state contributions totaling up to 1.5 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
Work Progress
Hopkins
Work Progress Administration
Congress
Italians Not Yet Ready To Talk of Peace
Rome reports Italian officials have no peace terms in mind for Ethiopia and deny suggesting terms to Emperor Haile Selassie. A government spokesman laughs at peace talk and says the campaign has just started. Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci remains in Addis Ababa with the Ethiopian charge d affaires in Rome, while diplomatic relations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci
Addis Ababa
Ethopian
Vinci-Gigliucci
Aduwa
Six Known Killed In A Chicago Blast
Six people are confirmed dead and 28 injured after a roaring explosion at the Glidden Soya Products Company on Chicago's west side. Early tallies ranged around 25 and 40 workers believed in the building, with the final probable death toll adjusting as the count developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Glidden Soya Products Company
West Side
Copeland Charged With Robbing Store in Stephens City
Russell Copeland faces charges for allegedly entering W. D. Parker's store in Stephens City on Saturday night and looting a desk drawer containing checks. He reportedly grabbed the checks and fled, with most of them later recovered after county officers arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Copelaw
Stephens City
Copeland Land
W. D. Parker
Parker
Copeland
Waugh Glascock Breaks Leg At Virginia Horse Show
Virginia horseman Waugh Glascock former Piedmont Hunt master of hounds broke a leg Saturday after falling from his mount during a jumper class at a local show. The horse, owned by Peach brothers, caused the somersault by going nose in as the rider attempted the in and out. Major W. N. Skyles and Mrs. Skyles have returned to their South Washington Street home after five months away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sowers
Strayer’s Business College
Washington
R. Lee Sowers
Rockland
Virginia
Piedmont Hunt
Ital
Glascock
Peach Brothers
W. N. Skyles
United States Army
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The
Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
Local Concern
North Fork
South Fork
Front Royal News
Virginia Young
Warren County High School
Mattie Brown
Annie Buck
Washington, D. C
A. N. Carroll
Theresa
St. Elizabeth’s Guild
J. Baldwin Harnsberger
John Donaldson
Richmond
Greta Wallihan
Francis Donaldson
Virginia Dorsey
Woman’s Auxiliary
Chester Street
Miss Dorsey
Mrs. Clarke
George Morton
Downing Field
Durston MacIntosh
Charles Biggs
Magretta Burke
Gabby Hartnett
CUB
Charley Grimm
Bill Herman
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Radiator
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
American Woolen
Arch Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol Gas of
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel
Woolworth
Star
APPLE
Eeei I Aen
Bill Jurges
Capudine
Russell Copeland
Waugh Glascock
Wenderi
Cummer
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Williams Pants
Thrift Package
OY OO
Ssuliany Veapeina
Wean
Buncutter Tire Co
Pairment Avenue
S. Stewart St
N. Loudoun St
R. B. Brown
James Moling
Loudoun St
N. Braddock
Loudoun
W. Boscawen Street
Call
Peyton St
E. Germain
Golden Glow Coffee Shop
P. O. Ierae
E. Water St
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
E. Piccadilly St
Atwater Kent and
Crosley
Willis’ Bicycle and Radio Shop
Heatrola
P. O. Box
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