Troop 3 earns banners and honors at Court of Honor
Troop 3 received two banners and multiple awards at the Court of Honor in Washington. Scoutmaster Brown led the troop. Lions Club and Rotary Club banners honored attendance and advancement, with presentations by Sam Preston Mayor Charles R Anderson and D J Howard.
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Washington
Brown
Lions Club
Sam Preston
Charles R . Anderson
Anderson
Preston
Boy Scouts
Blacksburg
Boy Scout
Holmes Grim
Richard Foray
der Patton
Joel Butler
Frank Pierce
Jack Smith
Donald Clowe
James Bott
Rotary Club
D. J. Howard
Ha Ebert
Red Cross
David Sencindiver
Joe Butler
Jason Swinson
Harold Patton
Randolph Grim
Edgar Stultz
William Brown
Dozens Fined in Police Court for Liquor Offenses
An even dozen cases heard in Police Court this morning involved liquor charges. Lonnie Taylor of Ridgeway North Carolina faced illegal possession and was fined 25 dollars plus 10.25 dollars costs. Several others named as colored individuals from Stephens City Graf ton Largent Dan Wilson George Ash Dave Jackson Oliver Brooks and Roy Hutchinson Markie Harris Harry Britton Zepp and Frank Roadcap were fined 10.25 dollars each for being drunk.
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Lonnie Taylor
Ridgeway
N. C
Robert Williiams
Stephens City
John Ash
Grafton Largent
Dan Wilson
George Ash
Dave Jackson
Oliver Brooks
Roy Hutchinson
Markie Harris
Harry Britton
Zepp
Frank Roadcap
Foreign War Vets To Hold Meeting Tonight
Winchester Post Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its regular semi monthly meeting at 8 pm in the post hall on North Loudoun Street. Commander A Lee Noble urges full attendance from all members of the post.
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Winchester Post Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post Hall
North Loudoun Street
A. Lee Oble
Post
Walking contest banned by old South Carolina law
Seventeen competitors in a walkathon in Charleston faced a Recorder's Court hearing on charges of violatingSouth Carolina's blue laws banning Sunday sports. Officials had closed the hall at midnight Saturday but magistrate John W. Burton ruled that continuing the contest, with spectators or not, violated the statute.
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Charleston
D. C
Recorder’s Court
South Carolina
John W. Burton
Final Rites Held For Late Harvey Lineburg
A large crowd attended Harvey Lineburg's funeral at his home on South Kent Street. The Rev. G. W. Stover officiated, with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were Robert S. Smith Samuel E. Brown Roy P. Duvall John Massie Ivan Miller and Bud Miller. Two hymns were read by the pastor.
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Harvey Lineburg
South Kent Street
G. W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Robert S. Smith
Samuel E. Brown
Roy P. Duvall
John Massie
Ivan Miller
Bud Miller
First Cotton Mill Built in Pawtucket by Samuel Slater
The first American cotton mill was built at Pawtucket Rhode Island by Samuel Slater. A separate note mentions Los Angeles cactus gardens at the Huntington Library containing twenty thousand plants.
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America
Pawtucket, R. I
Samuel Slater
Huntington Library
Los Angeles
Governor's Un Grand Ball honors Boone birthday
Governor of Kentucky bays the 200th birthday of Daniel Boone will be celebrated at the Governor's Grand Ball on November 2 in Frankfort as an informal event. The notice frames the occasion as a simple, candid tribute to frontier history.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Miss Nye Credits Pekinese Pack For Swift Rescue
Omaha woman Dorothy Nye 21 says her 11 Pekinese dogs aided by swarming from the yard helped neighbors discover her bound and gagged after a robber escaped with $40. A rear door was left ajar, prompting the canine alert.
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Omaha
Dorothy Nye
Miss Nye
Supreme Court to rule on New Deal oil and gold acts
The Supreme Court will rule on the constitutionality of key New Deal measures. A recovery act provision targeting oil production and the gold hoarding ban will be examined, with other issues including air mail records, and the right of Borden's Farm Products to cut milk prices.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Borden's Farm Products Company, Inc
New York City
Cotton Advances On Crop Estimate At New Orleans
New Orleans reports cotton up about a dollar a bale as the government crop estimate fixes the probable harvest at 9,443,000 bales. Washington dispatch notes an October 1 condition indicates a crop of 9,433,000 bales.
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New Orleans
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Judgment Lien Action in Frederick Court Publishes Notice
In the Frederick Circuit Court on September 24 1934 Titus Nursery Co and Hydraulic Press Mfg Co sue J W Reese et al to enforce judgments on realty and partition interests and to sell encumbered property. Margaret Hancher nee Reese a non resident must appear within ten days. notice to publish weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star Winchester VA and be posted at the courthouse with copies mailed to defendants.
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Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Titus Nursery Co
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co
J. W. Reese
Margaret Hancher
Reese
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
C. C. Brannon
Herbert S. Larrick
200 Million Needed for Back Pensions in 1935
Washington reports the Government expects Congress to approve at least 200 million dollars more for the Veterans Administration next year than 1934. The increase hinges on restored veterans' payments and a Supreme Court ruling overturning part of the 1933 economy act.
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Washington
Congress
Veterans’ Administration
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Budget Deficiency Funds Sought for Veterans Programs
The budget office avoids pre briefing on the presidents budget message but plans request of 90 million dollars for first year payments and about 4.63 million for a deficiency caused by unpaid widows and orphans pensions. Additional funds will cover the second year costs.
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Carnot
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Banner Shennan
Secretary of Commerce
Big Sister
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MR Stokes
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Byles Forgrave
MR. Stokes
Nas
Elin
Rine
Ikey’s Shoe Shine
N. Main
Suburan
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Chi- Vo
Chi-Vo
John W. Rosenberger & CO
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Duco
U. S
Herrell Sales Corp
S. Loudoun St
Cammertire CO
Bickers Motor Co
Shell
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Shell Station
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