Miss Maggie Murray Dies at 69 in City Hotel Era
Miss Maggie Murray long headed City Hotel on North Loudoun street and aided neighbors with quiet charity. She died last night at about 10 due to heart trouble. Survived by sisters Mrs Nelia Wilson and Mrs Frank Reed. nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 from Partlett's Funeral Home with burial in Hebron Cemetery. Rev W M Brashears to conduct services. No flowers per prior request. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Murray
Miss Murray
Samuel Murray
City Hotel
North Loudoun Street
Nelia Wilson
Frank Reed
Partlett
North Braddock Street
Eme Place
T Hebron
Wale Lace M. Brashears
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Tutankhamun Tomb Reveals Four Chamber Burial Space
Archaeologists describe King Tutankhamun's burial complex as four distinct rooms. Antechamber measures roughly 12 by 24 feet, the second 12 by 12 feet, the inner tomb 12 by 26 feet, and the final chamber about 12 by 15 feet, each exceeding ten feet in depth.
Episcopalians Open Convention at the Seashore
Atlantic City hosts the fifty first triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church with about 20 000 clergy laymen and 135 bishops present. The church faces a deficit over 1 million dollars and a proposed 1935 budget of 2 700 000 with funds diverted to debt amortization. The Women's Auxiliary may gain a voice and vote in church administration for the first time, four seats on the national council. House meetings follow the opening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
James de Wolf Perry
Rhode Island
United States
Episcopal Women’s Auxiliary
National Council of the Church
United
Women's Auxiliary
National Council
House of Deputies
House of Bishops
Fines imposed on umpires and DeLancey in World Series
Detroit dispatch reports baseball commissioner Kene Landis fined William Klem senior National League umpire and William DeLancey St. Louis catcher $50 each for using over ripe words during the World Series. The decision on Joe Medwick’s case was reserved. Landis called Klem’s lobby dispute with Goose Goslin unbecoming and noted it as first fine in his 14 years as commissioner. Clarance Owens was fined $200 for abusive language, a levy Landis said was illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Kenesaw M. Landis
William Klem
William Delancey
St. Louis Cardinal
Joe Medwick
Cardinal
Landis
Landis Said. Judge Landis
Klem
Leon
Goose) Goslin
Tiger
Delancey
Bill Klein
National League
Baseball
Clarence Owens
St. Louis
Two Fugitive Companions of Slayer Hunted
Reports from Aix en Provence on October 10 detail a police hunt for two fugitives linked to Petrus Kalemen, the killer of the Yugoslav king earlier in Marseille. Kalemen and Chalny stayed at a hotel, while Kramer vanished Monday morning. Kalemen avoided hotel formalities and read news of the king’s visit in the reading room.
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Aix EN Provence
France
Petrus Kalemen
Ssassin
Alexander
Crotian
Kalemen
Marseille
Chalny
Kramer
Assassin
Charly
Charley
Kaleman Eagely
Aix
Egon Kramer
Fiume
Sylvester Chalny
Paris
Belgrade moves to stave off Croat uprising after boy king named
Belgrade announces 11 year old Peter II as king under a regency after King Alexander's death. Croats flee toward Austria amid fears of reprisals. government denies mobilization while increasing Croatia’s precautions. Mourning declared with bells, flags at half staff, and closures nationwide. world sends sympathy from Roosevelt and the Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Peter II
Alexander
Peter
Croatia
Belgarde
Roosevelt
Petrus Kalleman
Tomo
Misha Kaleman
Mirko Neudorfer
Fragmented OCR Story Title Not Recognizable
The readable text is garbled with mixed symbols and letters, making it impossible to determine clear entities, events, or a coherent narrative to summarize into a proper newspaper item.
Plans a Drive On Speeding Near Schools
A. B. Cooper of Ballston was fined $10 and costs in Tril Justice A. J. Tavenner's court this morning for reckless driving after a coal truck west of Hayfield struck a cow and nearly hit a boy. Officer R. E. Bayliss warned drivers of persistent speeding through rural school zones and planned to station near schools regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cooper
Ballston
Tril
A. J. Tavenner
Cooper
Hayfield
R. BE. Bayliss
Ownership statement for Winchester Evening Star dated October 1 1934
The Winchester Evening Star owner ship and management disclosure lists publisher editor and business manager as H F Byrd and R S Fansler, both of Winchester Virginia. It identifies B Bolling Byrd as owner and notes the average paid circulation at 4451 copies, with 4446 as the six month equivalent, sworn October 10 1934 before Notary Constance Turner. A separate note mentions stricter vehicle enforcement due to dangerous coal trucks from West Virginia.
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Congress
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
State of Virginia
Frederick
Fansler
Bueinese
H F. Byrd
H. F. Byrd
A. F. Byrd
B. Bolling Byrd
Dept
R. S. Fansler
Constance Turner
Constance Buckley
Two More Drunken Driving Cases Reported in Court
In Police Court this morning Harry Jones of Winchester was sentenced to a year on the roads for non support. Two cases of drunken driving were heard. Melvin Jenkins of Winchester R F D No 2 and Hutcheson De Haven of Gainesboro received $100 and costs and one month in jail with license revocation for a year. C R Morrison of Inwood W Va had improper licenses and the case was continued. David Colvin was fined 10.25 for driving without a permit. Richard Butler was fined 10.25 for being drunk. Tom G Parkinson of Mississippi received the same penalties as William Tinsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
Winchester
Melvin Jenkins
Winchester R. F. D. No. 2
Hutcheson de Haven
Gainesboro
C. R. Morrison
Inwood
W. Va
David Colvin
Richard
Dick) Butler
Tom G. Parkinson
Mississippi
William Tinsman
Associate of Dillinger Gang Sent To Jail
CHICAGO, Oct. 10. An associate of the Dillinger gang has paid his price to the law. Tommy Gannon of St. Paul pleaded guilty in the U S District Court at Duluth to harboring Homer Van Meter, slain Dillinger gangster, and was sentenced by Judge R C Bell to six months in county work farm.
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Chicago
Dillinger
Tommy Gannon
St. Paul
Gannon
United States District Court
Duluth
Homer van Meter
R. C. Bell
Berber Household Etiquette and Authority Roles
Among the Berbers a young wife is chaperoned by a mother or female relative, as the couple never speak directly. In the father’s absence, the oldest son leads the household, directing family affairs and discipline.
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Miss M. Murray
Ohio
Harry and
Issac Ebert
C. R. Grubbs
Hunter Carver
Charles H. Harper
P. Duvall
Coleman Dunn
Charles R. McCann
King Tut’s
AMI
American Cooperage Co
Baltimore
Virginia Apple Storage, Inc
International
Ford
Dodge
Hoover Motor.Co
Broadway
Lloyd Carr
Southey ‘Fet
Swimley’s Plant Nursery
Brucetown
Loudoun
Fairmont Avenue
N. Loudoun
N. J. Wigginton
Clark, St
Continental Coin Co., Inc
S. Stewart Street
DeVonde
South Loudoun Street
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
P. T. Webster
Sandard Bank
Cleveland
W. B. Watkins
Berryville
American Credit Bureau
Joseph F. Wine
Bridgewater
S. Market
Kent Sts
S. Market St
Pisa
Italy
Leghorn
Rumford
Meord
Atlantic City Hall
Jono
Bayliss Torrest
West Virginia
Luxenberg’s Department Store
Loudoun St
Furs
Sas
Coats
America
L.r.smith. Inc
Timnes
Ated Suel
Moling & Cather Phoris
Gordon Hosiery
Wegiht
T. F. Timberlake
LW Us
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
Pao ST
J. L. Massey
N. Main St
Muggs McGinnis
Hull
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