Funeral of W. J. Cornwell Conducted in Royal Va
Funeral services for 68 year old W. J. Cornwell were held at Betinet’s Methodist Church after his death at home in the Fork. Rev. R. Moor man Parker led the rites. Survived by wife, son Luther, and daughter Mrs. Samuel Esteppe. Native of Page County, long resident of Warren for 25 years. He was a farmer and respected in the county.
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Royal
W. J. Well
The
Fork
Befinet’s
R. Moorman Parker
Warren-Riverton
Cornwell
Luther
Second Riverton
Samuel Esteppe
Page County
Warren
Aker
Garden Club Flower Sale Draws Large Crowd
Front Royal residents flocked to the Garden Club fall flower sale on the courthouse lawn. A wide display of hardy and inside flowers was offered at reasonable prices and receipts were substantial.
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Front Royal
Ies
Garden Club
Court House
Senior Dance At Warren County High School Successful
The Warren County high school's senior class sponsored a well attended dance last night in Front Royal. Music included Miss Dorothy Qua on piano and local quartet members Alton Morrison J. B. Ney Scheuer Leiberman with T. J. Hite on drums. Prof. and Mrs. H. C. acted as chaperones.
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Front Royal
Warren County High School
Ortra
Dorothy Qua
Alton Morrison
J. B. Ney Scheuer
Leiberman
T. J. Hite
Doman
Edward Jimmy
H. C
Farmer Appeals $20 Fine For Shooting Neighbor's Ball
Arthur McInturff of Warren county was fined $20 and costs in Trial Justice Olmstead's court for shooting a ball owned by neighbor Arthur J. Leake. McInturff's attorney Frank Brumback announced an appeal and the case was set for the November Warren County Circuit Court term beginning November 6.
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Front Royal
Arthur McInturff
Long Meadows
Warren County
Arthur J. Leake
W. G. Olmstead
McInturff
Woodstock
Portrayal Of Job-Themed Play To Be Presented
Front Royal October 13 Reverend R B Clagett announces Dr Elmer A Hoenschel will present a dramatic portrayal of The Unite based on the Book of Job at the regular evening service tomorrow night. Hoenschel is a noted Chautauqua platform speaker and former Brandon Institute president.
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Front Royal
R. B. Clagett
Methodist Church
Elmer A. Hoenschel
United Brethren
Unite
Hoenschel
Brandon Institute
Nurse Announces Schedule of Work
Mrs. R. W. Weiser county health nurse with offices in the Citizens' National Bank building has released her weekly hours. The office opens daily at 9 a.m. with Saturday hours until 12 30 p.m. Visits are planned to Fork district Mondays Cedarville Tuesdays Front Royal Wednesdays South River Thursdays and Front Royal Fridays. Callers should leave name address and required service.
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Front Royal
R. W. Weiser
Citizens’ National Bank
Fork District
Cedarville
South River
Social and Personal News of Front Royal and Warren County
Front Royal and Warren County locals report Ray Jones and Helen Florence Johnson traveling to Danville for a Southern Public Service meeting. Mrs. Houston Marlowe and infant daughter return to mother and daughter at home. J. L. Borden and Bryan Rudacille attended races at Llangollen. Landon Utz heads to Century of Progress in Chicago then Niagara Falls on return. A party of young attendees included Young, Violet Clatterbuck, Helen Smith, and several Johnson, Smith, and Compton youth. The State Highway Safety Committee met with J. H. Vaughan. George Buck leaves for Richmond for the weekend. Wyndham Lee and others attend Llangollen races. Lena Earman and Erma Kline of Keezletown High School faculty also noted. Mrs. Angus McNeill visits Harrisonburg. Rev. T. Eugene West spoke at Martinsburg B Y P U rally on church relations. Wilbur Trout at Llangollen races. Dr. R. E. L. Miller in Richmond for the V P S Willian and Mary game. Mrs. Henry Bell of Winchester hosts a dinner dance at the Royal Club Inn with music by Alvin Johnson, Jimmy Doman, and Mrs. Edward Casarotti.
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Henry Bell
Winchester
Royal Club Inn
Alvin Johnson
Jimmy Doman
Edward Casarotti
Mrs. King Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Front Royal October 13 The two women injured in Thursday night auto crash, Mrs. J W Morgan and Mrs. Gus King, showed greatly improved conditions today. Mrs King, who suffered severe head and facial lacerations, was released from Winchester Hospital last night and will remain bedbound for several days. Mrs. Morgan is recovering satisfactorily while Mr Morgan’s condition remains more serious after chest injuries. The couple’s son fears pneumonia risk for his father.
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Front Royal
J. W. Morgan
Gus King
King
Inchester Hospital
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Rotarians Hear Rev Mr West at Luncheon Meeting
Substituting for an absent speaker Rev Eugene West addressed Rotarians yesterday urging a definite objective at all times. He emphasized improving living conditions in the town and county. Fred Thrush and E K oe were guests at the meet.
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Front Royal
T. Eugene West
West
Fred Thrush
E. K. Oe
Revival at Milldale Church Opens October 15
Evangelistic services at Milldale Presbyterian church begin Monday night October 15. Rev. H. W. Shannon leads with assistance from Rev. T. Eugene West. West will preach Monday and Tuesday. Services start at 7 45 each evening.
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Front Royal
Presbyterian Church
Milldale
H. W. Shannon
T. Eugene West
West
Blanks Held Essential To U S Defense
The War department calls blank cartridges essential to national defense. Assistant Secretary Woodring asks NRA for a ruling to buy 400000 22 calibre blanks from Winchester. NRA grants exemption since blanks are needed for salutes.
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Washington
War Department
Harry H. Woodring
NRA
Army
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Winchester
Roosevelt
Richards Real Estate Brings Sam of $12 980
Four properties of the late M B Richards were sold at public auction at the county courthouse. Meta L Richards executrix oversaw the sale on Cedar Creek Grade west of Winchester. John P Alen placed bids for an out of town client. total receipts were 12 980 dollars.
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County Court House
M. B. Richards
Meta L. Richards
Executrix
Cedar Creek
Winchester
John P. Alen
Lee Street
City
U S Cannot Pay Hospital Bill In Dillinger Case
Comptroller General J R McCarl ruled the government cannot cover hospital costs for three people wounded during the Dillinger operation. Miss Etta Natalsky and two C C C workers were treated after federal agents fired near Little Bohemia Lodge and in Chicago. McCarl noted special legislation is needed to fund these expenses.
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U.S
Washington
J. R. McCarl
Department of Justice
John Dillinger
Etta Natalsky
Dillinger
Chicago
Little Bohemia Lodge
Wisconsin
John Hoffman
John Norris
Justice
W. Carter Baum
McCarl
Cummings
Natalsky
Cc. C. C
Ironwood
Mich
St. Paul
Commerce Group Sees Roosevelt Opposed to 30-Hour Week
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States says the Roosevelt administration opposes a 30-hour work week. It notes government spokesmen indicated recovery requires business expansion without unlimited government spending.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
When New York and London Talked by Telephone in 1927
In 1927 the first public telephonic conversation between New York City and London marked a milestone on par with the opening of the transatlantic cable. The broadcast path ran voices from New York via wire to Rocky Point New Jersey, then by radio to Wroughton England and back by wire to London, while London voices traveled to Rugby, broadcast from Houlton Maine.
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New York
London
New York City
Broad Atlantic
Voices
Rocky Point
N. J
Wroughton
England
Rugby
Houlton
Wheat Supplies At Terminals Fall Below Averages
Chicago dispatch reports domestic wheat arriving at terminal markets well short of daily consumer needs. Buyers for May delivery now receive six months free of charges amid scarce farm stocks and lower visible supply, signaling potential price upturns and cautious farmer selling.
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Chicago
United States
Inflation cooled as stocks drift on light volume
New York Oct 13 inflationary sentiment eased with a fall in grains and cotton while bonds remained firm. Trading volume was light with about 385000 shares changing hands as Wall Street saw a technical pause following weekend profit taking. Major issues finished near steady with U S Steel at 33 54 and General Electric at 18 42.
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New York
Quotations in Apple Market for Thursday Shipping
Market notes Winchester Martinsburg Demand moderate and steady. Carload and bulk prices listed for Yorks Winesaps Ben Davis Staymans Romes and related stock with various U S No quality grades and minimums.
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Winchester-Martinsburg
Yorks
U. S
Ben Davis
Black Twigs
Staymans
Grimes
Jonathans
U.S
Livestock And Produce Market Report From Baltimore Philadelphia
Livestock prices show calves steady to good and choice 7.00 to 8.00, hogs down 1.100 with varying weights, lambs and sheep around 6.60 to 7.35 for 90 lb lambs, ewes 1.75 to 2.25 for 90 to 120 lb weights. Philadelphia reports dressed poultry prices steady and eggs at 3,535 daily. butter prices listed by grade with 92 score at 2742.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Local Markets and Price List for Flour and Feed
Local markets list wholesale flour prices by bag size for Short Patent and Patent brands, plus shelled corn, mixed feed and various dairy and corn products. Entries include per barrel prices and per hundred weights, with multiple butter and creamery options noted.
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The
Star
Easshvetus
Brianne Os
Evees
Bgre Sa Cosens Aeenes
Ene
Mee Vicissn Oy
Eesen- Lee Creamery
Sescevece
Grain closing quotations amid Columbus Day market halt
The Star reports closing grain quotations from Chicago with no markets open due to a national holiday. Wheat and corn prices were listed with various futures and cash quotes, including oats and rye, while cash Chicago and Baltimore spot prices were not received.
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Chicago
the Star
Associated Press
Ieee
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Winchester Evening
W. B. Thomason
Telephone Front Royal 213
W. J. Cornwell
Ray Jones
Helen Florence Johnson
Danville
Southast Public Service Corporation
Ben Atwood
Hagerstown
Maryland
J. L. Borden
Bryan Rudacille
Llangollen
Landon Utz
Century of Progress
Niagara Falls
Young
Misses A Young
Violet Clatterbuck
Helen Smith
Messrston Johnson
Aubrey Smith
Wallace Simpson
Turner Slaugh
Ernest Casarotti
Lewin East
Shelby
Douglas Compton
Local Safety Committee
the State Highway
J. H. Vaughan
George Buck
Richmond
Wyndham Lee
W. E. Carson
Virginia
Drayton Hite
M. B. Turner
Lena Earman
Erma Kline
Keezletown
Angus McNeill
William Paxton
Harrisourg
Martinsburg
Wilbur Trout
R. E. L. Miller
V. P. S.william and Mary
Muggs Maginnis
Miggs McGinnis
Sie
Central Press Association
Ine
By Wally Bishop
Mrs. King
Mr. West
Millwood
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Pater
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Pluto
Congress
Comptroller
Commerce Group
Peter II
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Peter
Karageorge
Sandroyt School
Cobham
Surrey
N.R. A
Houlton, Me
Los Angeles
Houston
Ay Point
Spring
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Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel & Tel
Arch Topeka & S Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol Gas of NY
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N ¥ Central
Penn Railroad
Sand Oil of NJ
Union Pacific
US Steel
Woolworth
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