Randolph Yellow Jackets rout Middletown 42 to 0
In Front Royal on October 15 Randolph High School, led by Stone and Hauser, overwhelmed Middletown 42 to 0. Stone scored five touchdowns and added a 60 yard pass to McFall, with McFall and Hauser contributing as well. Stone rushed for 167 yards and 140 return yards as R M A dominated on offense and defense.
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Front Royal
Randolph Yellow Jackets
Middletown
Riddick
McFall
Hauser
Stone
Larrick
Jackets Hauser
Hurley
Jackets
Carnera
Middletown R. M. A. Foxx
Waugh
E. Keith
Lewis Brumback
Lamb
Shull Banks
C. ‘Venable Whiting
R.g
Willey Schoolfield
Andrews Draws Suspended Fine, License Revoked
John Andrews of Warren County was found guilty of driving under the influence in Front Royal. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs, with the fine suspended on good behavior, and his license revoked for one year after a collision with a truck at Riverton on September 23. Isabel Jackson and Floyd Henry were fined five dollars and costs for similar offenses. Jim Flincham’s trial was postponed.
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Front Royal
John Andrews
Fork
Warren County
W. G. Olmstead
Andrews
C. D. Earman
Winchester-Strasburg
Riverton
Isabel Jackson
Floyd Henry
Jim Flincham
Lacey Thompson Dies In Prime Of Manhood
FRONT ROYAL Oct 15 Lacey Thompson 27 died at home after long illness He was a son of the late Walter Thompson and Mrs Ada Cameron Thompson of Happy Creek He leaves a widow Emma Henry a five year old daughter Roberta five brothers Hubert Wilson William Chester and Richard Funeral services set for two o clock tomorrow at the Baptist Church Rev T Eugene West to preside Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery
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Front Royal
Lacey Thompson
Walter Thompson
Ada Cameron Thompson
Happy Creek
Emma Henry
Roberta
Hubert
Wilson
William
Chester
Richard
Baptist Church
T. Eugene West
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Another Wreck At Crooked Run
FRONT ROYAL October 15 A model T Ford touring car driven by E R Freeman of Poindexter was badly damaged when the driver failed to negotiate the Crooked Run bridge curve. One occupant was thrown through the windshield into mud and cut. he was treated by Dr E L Grubbs. The other man was uninjured.
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Front Royal
E. R. Freeman
Poindexter
Crooked Run Bridge
E. L. Grubbs
Old Grads Get Together For Reminiscences
Front Royal Virginia hosts a reunion of United States Military Academy class of 1901 alumni living in Washington area. Attendees include General and Mrs Beverley Browne and many generals and colonels, such as General E M Shinkle General Creed Cox Colonel W R Bettison and others at Druid Hill near Front Royal.
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Front Royal
United States Military Academy
Washington
Beverley F. Browne
Afflictions of Job portrayed in vivid dramatic reading
Dr. Elmer A. Hoenshel of the United Brethren Church gave a vivid solo portrayal of The Uzite from the Book of Job at the Methodist Church in Front Royal. He played all roles in the dialogue among Job the elders and a younger tribesman, then Jehovah’s voice restored Job and led to repentance and healing. Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Thompson with the choir provided musical interludes and a silver offering was collected for the speaker’s expenses.
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Front Royal
Elmer A. Hoenshel
United Brethren Church
Job
Methodist
Hoenshhel
Jehovah
God
Dr. Hoenshel
S. C. Payne
Anna Thompson
Hoenshel
Indigo bunting vs bluebird color cues noted
A dark blue bird with a blue breast denotes an indigo bunting not the common bluebird which has a red breast. The bluejay is larger and shows a white breast in contrast.
Social and Personal News of Front Royal and Warren County
Front Royal and Warren County report a weekend of visits and social events. Notables include Henry Bush, Randolph-Macon College student, and Elizabeth Major visiting family in Washington. Dr. R E L Miller Jr returns from Richmond. John D Rockefeller Sr and Mrs Rockefeller visit Skyline Drive. Franklin county residents Drayton Hite and Virginia Carson attend Navy Maryland game. Mr and Mrs J W Morgan recovering after a recent auto crash. Mrs Gus King listed as improved.
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Front Royal
Henry Bush
Randolph-Macon College
Drayton Hite
Virginia Carson
Annapolis
Navy-University of Maryland
J. W. Morgan
Morgan
Gus King
Co C Camp Gridders Rout Harmony Hollow 28 to 0
The Co C Camp team overwhelmed Harmony Hollow Camp 28 0 at All Star Stadium. Smith and Clare sparked the offense with multiple scores and two late touchdowns were set up by interceptions. Gibbs Kearney stood out defensively for Sperryville. Kirby Williams starred for Harmony Hollow.
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Front Royal
Co. C. C
Harmony Hollow
All-Star Stadium
Smith
Clare
Edmunds
Gibbs
Kearney
Sperryville
Kirby
Williams
Harmony Hollow Lads
Q. D. Gasque
Dalton Johnson
Ernest Echardt
Trash Fire Extinguished Behind Weaver's Department Store
Volunteer relief firefighters answered an early Saturday call to extinguish a trash fire in an out-building behind Weaver's Department Store on Main Street. The blaze was put out in minutes with the origin still undetermined.
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Front Royal
Weaver's Department Store
Main Street
Nine Prisoners Escape From Knox County Jail
Nine prisoners led by Babe Simpson escaped from the Knox county jail on October 14 in Knoxville Tennessee. Other escapees included Harold Davis Sam Beck Pat Wilmott Herman Allen Bill Cavault alias Bill Wilmott Edward Moser Dave Ramsey and Red George Cavault. One captive was recaptured after a fight with officers.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Babe Simpson
Knox County
Simpson
Harold Davis
Sam Beck
Pat Wilmott
Herman Allen
Bill Cavault
Bill Wilmott
Edward Moser
Dave Ramsey
Red
George Cavault
Knox
Jail Break Probe Continues Today
Richmond grand jury investigation into the escape of Robert Mais and Walter Legenza from the city jail will proceed tomorrow morning. Funeral services for Deputy City Sergeant Richard C. Duke are set for 3 PM tomorrow, following his suicide in the jail amid the escape incident.
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Richmond
Grand
Robert Mais
Walter Legenza
Richard C. Duke
Duke
Balkan Terror Ring Suspects Face Death in Europe
Paris dispatch reports two confessed Us tashi members Alexander for gun girl and accomplices await trial. Ivan Rajtich Zvonomer Pospelil and a wider ring are linked to a plotted murder of a newspaper editor and police, with possible extradition and multiple fugitives including a famed doctor and a young hotel registered gun girl.
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Paris
Ustashi
Alexander
Ivan Rajtich
Zvonomer Pospechil
Annecy
Yugoslavia
Rajtich
Europe
Petrus Kalemen
Matney
Chalney
Contambleau
Egon Kramer
Kvaternik
Lausanne
Marie V. Joudroch
Sixteen People In Police Court This Morning
Sixteen persons were in police court this morning for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Harley Carper of Clarke County received six months for petty larceny, after stealing two bicycles in Martinsburg. Wheeler Nicholson of Grimes was jailed a month for driving under the influence. license revoked for a year. Several others, including Linden Hawkins Callie Jenkins Alva Haines Hayfield George Riggs Wheeler Nichols J R O Leary Roy Hillyard James Fairweather Betty Long James Cornwell Harry Smith Hattie Jackson Walter Leftridge Eliza Long Jones, faced fines up to 10.25 with various warnings, suspensions, or orders to leave the city.
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Donald L. Weems
Harley Carper
Clarke County
Martinsburg
W. Va
Wheeler Nicholson
Grimes
Linden Hawkins
City
Callie Jenkins
Madison County
Rank
Alva Haines Hayfield
George Riggs
Wheeler Nichols
J. R. O’leary
Roy Hillyard
James Fairweather
Youngstown
Ohio
Betty Long
James Cornwell
Cedar Hill
Harry Smith
Hattie Jackson
Walter Leftridge
Eliza- Long Jones
Cattle Parish In Stockyard Blaze
Fire at Kansas City stockyards destroys twenty cattle and injures little, with losses around $8000. Units from Kansas City Missouri and Kansas City Kansas prevent spread, moving cattle to safety. J Thomas Wray of the livestock exchange notes no impact on tomorrow’s receipt of about 21000 head.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Kas
J. Thomas Wray
The
Livestock Exchange
Court Convenes For Oct Term With Civil and Criminal Dates
Judge Phillip Williams convened the court for the October term this morning. Three civil cases are set for October 25 and a grand jury for October 25. Two criminal cases, Commonwealth v Lawson for drunken driving and Whitacre for forgery, are scheduled for November 19. Max Krol case disposition not announced. John La Farze noted as a prominent American muralist and designer.
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Phillip Williams
Corporation
Williams
Commonwealth
Lawson
Whitacre
Max Krol
Kibitzers Rare At Bridge Match
London October 15 kibitzers were as rare as marked decks in the Schwab Trophy Bridge match opening. Ely Culbertson admitted he would rather play before a gallery. Only royalty and officials watched while working newsmen and spectators were kept from the tables.
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London
Ely Culberton
Maharini
Child Kidnap Threat Scares Salem Family
A note left under the door warned Kiram Greiner Jr s family of abduction or death of their two and a half year old daughter unless $5,000 was paid. The typed threat appeared after an American Legion card was posted on the child. Parents and police kept the receipt secret while Justice agents investigate.
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Salem
Kiram Greiner, Jr
American Legion
Department of Justice
Mrs. Alice Triplett Dies At Home In City
Mrs. Alice Triplett died at 116 North Loudoun street at 10 30 yesterday morning from complications. She was 48 or 49 and a native of Loudoun county daughter of the late P H Derry and Florence Hobbs Derry. Survived by son Cletus H Triplett two daughters Mrs M A Shiner and Mrs Mary E Lillis, three brothers Philip Derry George Derry Wallace Derry and sister Mrs John Bell. Funeral at 426 North Kent street Tuesday at 4 pm. Interment Mount Hebron cemetery conducted by Rev S L Flickinger of Centenary Reformed Church.
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Alice Triplett
North
Loudoun Street
Philip
Loudoun County
George Derry
San Francisco
Calif
Wallace Derry
Keyser
W. Va
John Bell
North Kent Street
Mount Hebron Cemetery
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Acid Revival Drives Oil Wells in Limestone Regions
Acid stimulates aging oil wells by pouring acid deep into limestone formations to boost output. In national forests, over 12,000 mountain sheep or bighorns inhabit the region, highlighting diverse wildlife alongside energy efforts.
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United States
Stocks Steady with Cautious Tone Across Markets
The New York stock market closed into a cautious lull as traders waited for a catalyst. Grains rallied, cotton lacked momentum, and bonds stayed quiet while the dollar rose against major currencies. Metal shares led gains with U S Smelting, Howe Sound, American Smelting, and Cerro De Pasco up about a point. General Motors and Chrysler rose modestly. Selected prices at 2 p m listed Allied Chemical through Woolworth with varied moves.
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New York
Equities
U. S
Howe Sound
American Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Auburn Motors
Hudson
General Motors
Chrysler
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Arch Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Consol Gas
N. Y
General Electric
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Quotations in Apple Market Friday Winchester Martinsburg
Shipping point market report shows demand moderate and prices steady. Carloads and baskets list U S No 1 and utility grades with small ranges and weekly min. prices for Barrels and Winesaps Staymans Yorks and Ben Davis fruit goods.
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Winchester-Martinsburg
U.S
U. S
Yorks
Ben Davis
Grain quotations close in Chicago for Columbus Day
Closing quotes show wheat corn oats rye and barley futures with Dec May and July positions. No grain markets traded today due to holiday. Baltimore spot prices list No 2 red winter wheat at 98 bid and Winchester markets cite spot wheat at 90 cents and corn at 90 cents.
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Chicago
the Star
Associated Press
Baltimore
Winchester
Livestock And Produce Market Report October Prices
Market notes livestock and produce prices across categories with bids for cattle calves hogs and sheep. Prices list heifers cows bulls vealers hog weights and butter quotes alongside Philadelphia live poultry and dressed poultry values with grade ranges and current receipts.
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Ibs
Philadelphia
Wonders of the seas and Bolivian idols celebrated
Scripps Institute researchers highlight seaweed reaching tree like heights and sea plants about 300 feet tall as wonders of the deep seas. Bolivian Indians on the way to shrines mix pagan rites with Christian belief and drink to the health of wooden idols.
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California
Scripps. Institute of Oceanography
Local Markets and Wholesale Flour Prices Listed
Local wholesale and retail prices for flour brands 98, 48, 24, and 12 pound bags, plus shelled and cracked corn, middlings, dairy feeds, corn meal, screenings, egg mash, butter varieties, and live stock figures. Prices include per barrel and per 100 unit measures, with notes on butter fats and miscellaneous items.
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Ite Star
Gine Cote
Asa Ee Cis Bang Ok
Eres Ghiskaney Ae
Helene Mbe
Cis
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Warren County Bureau
Winchester Evening Star
W. B. Thomason
Telephone Front Royal 213
R.M. A
Larrick F.b. L
Crooked Run
R. E. L. Miller, Jr
S. Frank Stout
C. J. Anderson
South Riverton
Messrs
Elliott Marshalls
Carlton Johnson
W. C. Armstrong Jr
Laurel
W. E. Carson
George Pollard
Skyland
Frank Humphrey
Elizabeth Major
Mrs
Julian N. Major
Riverside
A. C. Carson
Mrs. Hunter McGuire
W. L. Bond
Fredericksburg
A. L. Crigler
Mary Dunn
Blue Ridge Avenue
A. N. Carroll
Lillian McFall
Helen Simons
John D. Rockerfeller, Sr
Rockerfeller
Skyline Drive
Mrs. D. C. Updike
Camp Boys
John la Farze
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks Vatro
Freddy Martin
E.S.T
CBS
Plantation
Willard Robison
Deep River Orchestra
Saikioes Erery
S.T
NBC
Abyssinia
Muggs McGinnis
Loup
By Wally Bishop
Central Press Association
Whats the
Mrs. Triplett
APPLE
Plymouth Rock
Long Island
U. S. Dept
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