Appointments announced for 1932 33 Southern Methodist pastorates
Rev. Lambert remains at Braddock Street Winchester as seven presiding elders reshuffle districts. Bishop W F McMurry announced 220 ministerial appointments covering Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia at the Baltimore Conference closing session in Winchester. Changes include new presiding elder in Lewisburg and transfers across Alexandria Washington Baltimore divisions.
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Southern Methodist Church
Braddock Street
W. F. McMurry
Fayette
Lewisburg
W. Va
H. V. Wheeler
D. L. Blakemore
Goshen- Emory
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South
Winchester
Stephens City
Mr. Rhodes
W. R. Hardesty
Frederick
M. E. Church
J. D. Russell
H. S. Myerly
Piedmont
Moorefield
Berryville
Clarke County
R. L. Eutsler
J. H. Brown
Eutsler
Fairview Southern
Aberdeen
C. E. Brandt
Annapolis
C. R. Curtis
Asbury
Allan Gillis
Alpheus
Sudbrook
C. C. Burruss
Trinity
D. L. Snyder
Wilken’s Avenue
L. S. Rudasill
Calvert
H. H. Hoyt
Chesapeake
J. J. Ringer
Church Hill-Millington
W. A. Clark
Clarksburg
Hable's Palace Marks 15th Anniversary
Hable's Palace Theatre celebrates its fifteenth anniversary with events continuing all week. The article recalls the theater’s opening night on October 15 1931 in Winchester and notes the community effort to finish the imposing cinema palace.
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Hable’s Palace Theatre
Virginia
Winchester
Canning Bees Planned by Country Clubs
Home demonstration agent outlines a week of canning bees for adults to support Red Cross food preservation. Miss Farrar lists daily club meetings from Monday through Saturday with enrollment, project records, achievement day plans, and community participation across multiple 4-H groups.
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Red Cross
Greenwood
North Frederick
Band
Cross Junction
Winchester
Fairview
Dick’s
Friendly Grove
Mount Williams
Gore and Bryarly
Miners Routed By Gas Bombs In Peabody Mine Reopening
Tear gas was used by Illinois National Guardsmen to disperse about 1,000 miners blocking the driveway at Peabody Coal Co. mine No. 58 Hewittville during its reopening. No injuries were reported.
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Associated Press
Taylorville
Ill
Illinois National Guardsmen
Peabody Coal Company
Hewittville
Apple crop in Washington faces worms and slow sales
A New York Produce News dispatch reports Washington apple growers doubt harvest prospects as worm damage rises and tonnage shrinks. Jonathans show 25 to 40 percent injury, yet best orchards see less. Prices drop, shipments limited to manufacturing. Buyers demand FOB orders and Grade C packing changes slow movement.
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Yakima
Wash
New York Produce News
Washington
Gales Raging Again In South Moving North
The weather bureau warns of a tropical disturbance 100 miles northeast of Belize with gales. It is expected to move northward toward the Gulf of Mexico and Florida Straits with possible increasing intensity over the next 24 hours.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Belize
British Honduras
Gulf of Mexico
Florida Straits
Public Auction of Potomac Edison Preferred Shares
Public auction in front of the County Courthouse on Saturday October 15 1932 for cash. 16 shares of Potomac Edison Stock 7 percent preferred EMMA V LUPTON Executrix of Sallie Fries Boxwell deceased.
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Potomac Edison
Emma V. Lupton
Sallie Fries Boxwell
Final Session of Southern Methodist Conference
Teeth Street Church hosted the One Hundred Forty-eighth Annual Conference of the Southern Methodist Church. Bishop W F McMurry presided as 220 ministers and wives heard the 1932 33 pastorate appointments announced. Continued on page three.
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Teeth Street
Braddock Street Methodist Ep Church
South
Southern Methodist Church
W. F. McMurry
Fayette
Mail Route Extended to Hagerstown Heralding Star Service
The Post Office Department announces a star route between Winchester Martinsburg and Hagerstown due to reduced train service. Martinsburg will host a motor truck departure at 9 a m with J R Johnson contractor. return from Hagerstown at 6 p m with stops at Williamsport Falling Waters arriving Martinsburg 7 45 p m.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Post Office Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Falling Waters
W. Va
Williamsport
J. R. Johnson
Postoffice Department
John C. Bowman
Stephenson
Clearbrook
Ridgeway
Bunker Hill
Inwood
Tabler
President To Speak Oct. 15 At Cleveland
President Hoover will deliver a campaign speech on Saturday night October 15 in Cleveland Ohio at the City Auditorium. This marks his second presidential campaign trip following a stop in Iowa last week with a possible return directly to the White House from Cleveland and later rear platform appearances en route back.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Cleveland
Ohio
Iowa
Theodore Joslin
White House
Des Moines
Winchester Park Association Meeting Tonight at City Hall
The October meeting of the Winchester Park Association will be held in the Council Chamber at City Hall at 8 o clock. Members and officers are urged to attend as important business will be transacted. Members with bills against the association should present them for payment.
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Winchester Park Association
Council Chamber
City Hall
Park Association
Chicken Supper at Sacred Heart Parish Tonight
Fundraising chicken supper held Tuesday evening October 11 from 5 30 to 8 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church basement. Proceeds to church activities.
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Sacred Hearts Catholic Church
Virginia Lights Law Missed Motoring Rules Cited
Virginia state highway police warn motorists about lighting requirements under Section 2154 and advise maintaining spare bulbs and fuses. Violations carry fines from five to one hundred dollars and possible short imprisonment. a poster showing official inspection is required. compliance deadline expected by November 1.
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Virginia State Highway Police
Two Killed By Bomb Blast In Suburban House
In Niskayuna New York a bomb blast in a frame house killed two men and fatally injured a third. Police chief Funston said the victims were likely making a new incendiary bomb. One victim was identified as William S Lang of Albany. The explosion wrecked the house.
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Associated Press
Schenectdady
N. Y
Niskayuna
William H. Funston
William S. Lang
Albany
Attempts To Repair Disabled Plane Given Up
Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau and three companions abandoned efforts to repair the disabled engine of their globe girdling airplane. They were forced down on rough seas of the Indian Ocean when the British steam ship Karagola turned to their assistance today after a water pump broke earlier 200 miles south of Rangoon.
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Associated Press
Manila
Wolfgang von Gronau
Indian Ocean
Rangoon
For Sale Chev rolet Roadster with 800 miles
Private owner offers a near new Chevrolet roadster driven only 800 miles. For sale at bargain price. Call 395 W.
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Call
Let the Phone Do It Call 28 or 29 Winchester Steam Laundry
A brief line promoting the Winchester Steam Laundry offering contact by phone with two numbers 28 or 29 for service. The clipped entry reads as a simple advertisement urging customers to call for laundry help. The concise notice emphasizes reachability and local business identity.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Final summons for well known Frederick county farmer
John Randolph Stottlemyer died at his Welltown home shortly after 6 am on Sunday at age 80. A longtime farmer born August 15 1852 in Gainesboro he leaves four daughters two sons 32 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Funeral is set for Tuesday afternoon with services at Welltown Methodist Church and burial at Hebron Cemetery.
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John Randolph Stottlemyer
Frederick County
Welltown
Mr. Stottlemyer
Gainesboro
George H
Jacqueline Williams Stottlemyer
Stottlemyer
Martha Ritter
Florence Kremer
Clearbrook
Ada Bender
White Hall
Blanch Adams
Martinsburg
W. Va
Grace Godlove
Clarence Stottlemyer
Walter C. Stottlemyer
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
J.D. Russell
Shenandoah Junction
C. J. Clark
Ye Hebron Cemetery
Th City
One Killed Five Injured In A Crash At Benedictine
In Richmond on October 10 a Benedictine Military Academy football team member was killed when the car overturned at an intersection while trying to avoid a collision. Five other players including Henry Orman Daneker and Walter Dozier were hospitalized with head injuries. Benedictine is a Catholic prep school in Richmond.
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Richmond
Benedictine Military Academy
Jack Brannon
Douglas
Brannon
Sophmore
Benedictine
Henry Orman Daneker
Walter Joseph Dozier
Freddie H. Duggan
Emmett Gresset
Leonard C. Priddy
Aged Man Dies of Parrot Fever in Massachusetts
Robert Howlett, 78, died in Malden from psittacosis. His son Francis, 28, contracted the disease. A pet love bird from the Howletts was killed by health authorities and sent to the Rockefeller Institute for study.
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Associated Press
Maldem
Mass
Robert Howlett
Psittacosia
Francis
Howlett
Rockefeller Institute
Light Infant Oscar Light Jr Dies In Frederck County
Horace Oscar Light Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs H O Light died Saturday morning after a lingering illness at their northern Frederck county home He was born last July Mrs Light formerly Miss Mary F Randall The parents survive Funeral services were held at Galilee Church of the Disciples of Christ Grimes led by Rev F B Sapp with burial at Well town cemetery
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Horace Oscar Light, Jr
H. O. Light
Frederck County
Sale of Household Effects at 507 South Braddock
Charles H. Boxwell will sell at his residence 507 South Braddock Street at 11 o clock on Wednesday October 12. The auctioneers are Duvall and Dunn. Household effects include chairs tables bureaus beds and a range. Terms cash.
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South Braddock Street
Reed Answers Hoover Speech in Des Moines
Des Moines Oct 9 A Democratic reply to President Hoover speech will be delivered tomorrow night by former Senator James A Reed of Missouri. Reed will discuss misrepresentation of campaign issues and speak at 9 p m with radio coverage by four Des Moines connected stations.
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Des Moines
Hoover
James A. Reed
Kansas City
Charles D. Huston
Reed
WHO
WOC
Davenport
WMT
Waterloo
KSCJ
Sioux 'Hs
Reed Washington
Republican National Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Missouri
Watson
Glass
Washington
Senator Watson
Ind
Congress
United States
Senate
Joe Hoover
Severe quake and storm disrupt California rail link
A major earthquake at 2 45 p m near Brawley and El Centro coincided with a fierce rainstorm. The Golden State Limited derailed in floods twelve miles southeast of Nil and injuries were reported to an itinerant. Flooded roads and washed canals halted travel as crews worked to repair tracks by midnight.
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Brawley
Calif
E Centro
Southern Pacific
California
Imperial Valley
Golden State Limited
Niland
Los Angeles
Chicago
el Paso
Chocolate Mountains
el Centro Hospital
Imperial Valey Weather Bureau
Imperial County
India
Tariff Policy Blamed for Economic Ills in Byrd Speech
Former Gov. Harry F. Byrd denounces Republican tariff policy from a Democratic rally in Bowling Green Virginia detailing Fordney McCumber and Hawley Smoot as catalysts of economic hardship. He cites exports like cotton tobacco and wheat to show how tariff walls restrict trade and worsen prices.
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Associated Press
Bowling Green
Harry F. Byrd
Republican Party
United States
Republican
Europe
Steel Report Triggers Stock Market Dip
In New York on Oct. 10 the stock market paused its rally as United States Steel reported unfilled tonnage. Gains faded after the midday release, with declines of one to three points common by early afternoon. Sterling cables stood at 3,455 and call money renewed at 2 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel
All Hands Flee Burning Vessel On Chesapeake Bay
Four persons aboard the salvage scow Nellie escaped to safety as the vessel caught fire and was destroyed in tow on Chesapeake Bay between Gibson Island and Bodkin Point. Nellie was owned by the Broom Salvage and Derrick Corporation and planned to lift the hull of a sunken schooner off the South River mouth.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Nellie
Chesapeake Bay
Gibson Island
Bodkin Point
Broom Salvage and Derrick Corporation
South River
KoreanN Korean man executed for Hirohito assassination attempt
Li Ho-Sho, a Korean convicted of plotting to bomb Emperor Hirohito’s carriage last January 3, was executed today at Ichigaya prison in Tokyo. The method of execution was not disclosed.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Li Ho-Sho
Hirohito
Ichigaya
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Rev. Lambert
Dr. Woolf
Rev. Rhodes
Rev
Hardesty
Brown
Butsler
Stevens
Moore
White Post
Hable's Palace
Hable’s Palace
Canning
Pope
Pacific Northwest
F.o.b
Bishop McMurry
Alexandria
John R. Stottlemyer
Oscar Light
Charles H. Boxwell
Duvall & Dunn
Senator Glass
Byrd
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