Humorous tale and a Virginia divorce notice mixed
A comic anecdote about neighbors in New York and a bridge game ends with a circus act rumor. The legal notice from Frederick County Virginia seeks Dorothy S. Calverley in a divorce suit for desertion, detailing publication requirements and service.
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Circuit Court
Frederick
Virginia
Joseph C. Calverley
Dorothy S. Calverley
Dorothy 8
Calverley
Dorothy
Winchester Evening Star
Court House
Winchester
Co. C. Brannon
Raymond E. Perrine
P. Q
Mobilize Now for Wildlife Restoration Week
Millions unite under wildlife restoration banner for the first National Wildlife Restoration Week set to start March 20. Conservation leaders, clubs, schools, and veterans groups pledge support to fight pollution, erosion, and habitat destruction through volunteer mobilization led by Frederick F. Jordan from National headquarters in New York City.
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Youth of America
American Legion
New York
Frederick F. Jordan
Madison Avenue
New York City
Wildlife Week
Jay N
Ding) Darling
The
General Wildlife Federation
Jordan
America
National Wildlife Restoration Week
Reward Offered By Page County For A Hit Run
The Page County Board of Supervisors posted a $100 reward for the arrest of the hit and run driver who struck Harold Frye 27 of Luray near the Shenandoah on October 2. Frye died after being struck as he stood by his automobile at night. Miss Gladys Smithers welfare supervisor submitted her resignation at the meeting after the board refused to grant $30 monthly mileage. Voting to accept the resignation and deny mileage were Walter Rogers Fred Karnes and Edward Brumback J. W. Beaver abstained.
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Luray
Page County Board of Supervisors
Harold Frye
Shenandoah
Frye
Gladys Smithers
Miss Smithers
Walter Rogers
Fred Karnes
Edward Brumback
J. W. Beaver
Daily crossword puzzle clues list and answer prompt
A scrambled fill in with across and down clues listed for a daily crossword. The puzzle text includes numbered across and down items such as loosen, boundary snap, confront, mince, province, and various fragmented hints. The prompt ends by asking for the answer to the previous puzzle.
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China
Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book For 15 Cents
The Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book is available and costs fifteen cents. Pattern No. 1353 B offers a daytime dress with a panel skirt a V neck and delicate sleeves. It targets sizes 36 through 52 and requires specific yardage fabric ribbon and a matching bow. Direct orders to the address in the box.
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Barbara Bell
Lineweaver's Death Ruled Accidental by Shenandoah Coroner
Shenandoah county coroner Dr. Harold W. Miller ruled the death of 25 year old William Lineweaver accidental after an investigation of a midnight crash three miles west of Toms Brook. Slippery highway markings and embankment impact suggested loss of control led to the car overturning and crushing him. Earl Keller found the body and alerted Officer Fuller. Funeral services are set for ten o'clock Wednesday at the Lineweaver home with interment in a nearby cemetery.
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Woodstock
Harold W. Miller
Shenandoah County
Toms Brook
Lfe
William Lineweaver
George Lineweaver
Miller
Lineweaver
Earl Keller
Agnes Lineweaver
Keller
Release of drivers in Valley Pike crash death
Coroner F L Byers conducted an inquest into the Valley Pike crash Saturday afternoon that killed one woman and injured seven. David Brown 22 of Birch River West Virginia and Elizabeth Carigo of Fayetteville West Virginia were released after testimony. Brown said his car was northbound when Carigo’s skidded into him and he swerved to avoid impact. Carigo said she did not recall skidding and was shocked. Irvin Shorter, in the front seat, claimed he did not see the other vehicle. Brown’s car stopped near a fence after striking the rear of Carigo’s vehicle.
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New York
Jones
Brown
Joneses
Browns
Valley Pike
Court Manor
F. L. Byers
David Brown
Birch River
W.W. Va
Elizabeth Carigo
Fayetteville
W. Va
Irvin Shorter
Hilltop
Miss Carigo
Expect Large Apple Crop 206 Million Bushels Predicted
Washington reports the agriculture department economists project an apple crop of 206 716 000 bushels for 1931 the largest since 1926. The October 1 estimate rises slightly from September 1 and exceeds last year’s 117 506 000 bushels and the five year average of 164 355 000. Some scab infection noted in poorly sprayed eastern commercial areas with more fruit expected in lower grades.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Tragedy Alters Plans for Akron Family
Mr and Mrs Frank Birtich of Akron Ohio canceled a planned move to Yugoslavia after their 17 year old daughter Dorothy vanished in Cleveland Soon after they sold the dry goods business and prepared to sail to Europe The parents sent a newspaper appeal urging Dorothy to come home and stay in America
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Frank Birtich
Akron
Yugoslavia
Birtich
Cleveland
New York
Europe
Dorothy
America
Judge Rules for Plaintiff in Luray Cemetery Case
In Luray the case Samuel Forrer et al v E C Harnsberger was decided in favor of the plaintiffs. Judge H W Bertram held that landowners cannot dismantle a historic graveyard’s monuments and fencing, upholding the right of the graveyard to remain intact. The suit involved prominent local families and noted the cemetery’s 1802 first burial and Civil War veteran graves outside the yard.
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Luray
Ineense
Page County
Samuel Forrer
Detroit
Mich
Mundellsville
Christian Forrer
D. Harry Forrer
Sue Forrer
Harrisonburg
Charles Forrer
Parkersburg
W. Va
Frank Bruen
Bristol
Conn
Lynn Walton
Katie Walton
D. Coffman Chapman
Richmond
Australia
E C. Harnsberger
Page Milling Company
Robert Harnsberger
Hawksbill Heights
Christain Forrer
Willow Grove Mill
Charles Wheat
Forrer
Harnsberger
Forrers
John Forrer
Stuarts Craft
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American News Features, Inc
Brunswick
Thrift Auto Store
N. Loudoun St
Johns-Manville
Central Park
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Izaak Walton
Field & Stream
Harris & Ewing
James Larwood
Erskine Lakes Preserve
New Jersey
Daily Cross
Fas
Jes
Lis
the Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Sam
Jim Brown
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
W. Boscawen Street
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