King's Daughters Review at Front Royal Meeting
The What-So-Ever Circle of King's Daughters held its final year meeting at Mrs. Blackwell Cary's home. They reviewed work: aided the Parent Teachers Association clinic, supplied layettes, donated to Sheltering Arms Hospital 35 dollars and to Fresh Air Camp 10 dollars, supported tuberculosis bonds and scholarships, sent gifts to 335 sick and needy, logged 550 visits and 250 food trays, aided needy schoolchildren with shoes, paid monthly for the blind, assisted with nurse care, supported a radio for the blind, and funded community Christmas outreach including 121 boxes of groceries and toys. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. E. L. Grubbs, Mrs. John Morgan, and Mrs. Lee Weekly.
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Front Royal
King’s Daughters
Blackwell Cary
Sheltering Arms
Circle
E. L. Grubbs
John Morgan
Lee
Third Cavalry Arrives at Front Royal Remount Depot
FRONT ROYAL Oct. 16 The Third Cavalry from Fort Myers arrived for an overnight encampment at the Front Royal Remount Depot. Col. Kenyon Joyce commands about 400 cavalrymen. They camped at Upperville last night as Capt. F. L. Hamilton and Capt. Elmer W. Young shop horses in New York for the New York National Guard.
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Front Royal
Fort Myers
Kenyon Joyce
Upperville
F. L. Hamilton
Elmer W. Young
New York
New York National Guard
Warren County To Hold Corn Hog Referendum Meetings
D M Cloyd Warren County agent and Robert Leach attended the Northern Virginia District corn and hog referendum gathering at Harrisonburg. Community meetings will be scheduled in Warren County to explain the referendum, which will be held on October 26.
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Front Royal
D. M. Cloyd
Warren County
Robert Leach
Northern Virginia
Harrisonburg Yestern
Rotarians Hear Governor Bill Paxton Visit Front Royal
The Front Royal Rotary Club met at noon with guest speaker Bill Paxton of Norfolk, governor of the 56th Rotary District. This marked his first official visit since July 1. The meeting was held at the Afton Inn.
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Front Royal
Rotary Club
Bill Paxton
Norflok
Rotary District
Afton Inn
Miss Dora Helvestine to be interred in Berryville
Funeral from the Senseney road home near Berryville tomorrow at 10 o clock burial in Green Hill Cemetery family lot. Services conducted by Rev. Dr L A Parker Baptist pastor of Berryville.
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Dora Helvestine
Senseney Road
Berryville
Green Hill Cemetery, Inc
L. A. Parker
Baptist Church
Former Premier Let Out of Jail
Sofia Bulgaria October 16 ex premier Kimon Gueorguieff was released from jail after the October 3 roundup of conspirators plotting to overthrow King Boris. Official word said he did not participate in the plot.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Kimon Gueorguieff
Boris
Clock Smaller Than Dime Sparks London Clockmakers Treasure
An eight day clock, smaller than a dime and over a century old, is showcased as a treasure of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers in London. The artifact highlights the guild's historic collection and craftsmanship.
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Worshipful Company of Clockmakers In
London
Local residents amid fall social and travel notices
Front Royal and nearby figures host visits and departures from October gatherings. Dr and Mrs Cooke of Lexington visit General Beverly Browne. Mrs Frank Russell heads to Wichita. many townsfolk host, travel, or plan events including a Warren County High School dance and a Halloween benefit at Updyke Hall.
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Front Royal
Robert R. Cooke
Lexington
Beverly Browne
Clarke County
Updyke Hall
Coroner's Jury Holds Reaguer On Murder Count
Coroner's jury orders William H. Reaguer held on murder charge in the fatal slashing of Mrs. Willie Mae Wood. The Culpeper, Virginia undertaker, 50, faces grand jury action with bail denied. Witnesses describe a five year romance, threats, and a gun in the car preceding the killing.
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Washington
William H. Reaguer
Culpeper
Willie Mae Wood
Reaguer
Strasburg Youth Fractured Pelvis After Auto Crash
Strasburg youth Tuck Keener is in Memorial Hospital with a fractured pelvis after being struck by a Strasburg driver Frank Bowers around 10 PM Monday. Bowers took him to Dr Fravel in Woodstock then brought him to the hospital, saying he did not see Keener in time. Keener's condition was stated as resting comfortably at the hospital.
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Tuck” Keener
Strasburg
Memorial Hospital
Frank Bowers
Bowers
Woodstock
Roy. C. Fravel
Keller
Three Counties Represented At Scout Meeting
The Woodstock Boy Scout administrative center executive committee held its regular meeting October 14 at C. W. Sollenberger’s office. Officials from Shenandoah, Page, and Warren counties attended. Warren reports two new troops and Page has one troop at Luray. Shenandoah shows two troops, two Cub Packs, and Lone Scouts in Strasburg, Woodstock, and Mount Jackson. a troop may start at New Market soon. A school survey is planned. The next executive board meeting is November 25 at 6:30 p.m. at the Woodstock Christian Church, with Stanley Harris of Inter-Racial Scouting as speaker.
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Woodstock Boy Scout Administrative Center
C. W. Sollenberger
Woodstock
Shenandoah
Page
Warren
Warren County
Front Royal
Page County
Luray
Shenandoah County
Strasburg
Mount Jackson
C. R. Keeler
Winchester
Frank R. Horton
Christian Church
Nley Harris
National
New York
Revision of War List Pressures Italy Grows Quiet
In confident tone experts report slight revisions to wartime pressure on Italy. Laval reportedly considered an east Africa peace plan giving Tigre to Italy with a mandate over adjacent Ethiopian areas. League sources expect Britain and Russia to oppose, and Ethiopia to reject cession of territory.
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Italy
Laval
Tigre
Laegue
Great Britain
Russia
League
Ethiopia
Market Inches Higher Amid Moderate Trading After Selloff
New York stocks held up despite profit taking as rails and diversified issues lagged, while many leaders slipped on technical factors. Early declines faded and new yearly highs emerged with solid support amid general economic improvement and bullish sentiment. grains softened but cotton firmed and foreign exchange stayed quiet.
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New York
Lima
Grain quotations report from Chicago and regional markets
Closing grain prices listed for Wheat Corn and Oats with December and May futures. Cash grain quotes from Chicago and Baltimore show No 1 red wheat No 2 mixed corn and yellow varieties with cents per bushel and barrels. Winchester market notes for wheat and corn with local price levels.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Apple Market Report from Winchester to Martinsburg
Demand light and market about steady with wire order sales. Apples priced by size and variety in carload lots and bulk per cart, including Yorks, Delicious, Black Twigs, and U S No 1 grades with minimum inch specs and min prices noted.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Yorks
U. S
Police May Be Given Quarterly Examinations
Dr. C. R. Anderson chair of the police committee announced at a committee meeting that the council should require police officers undergo thorough physical examinations each quarter.
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C. R. Anderson
Police Committee of Common Council
Livestock And Produce Markets Report Oct 16
Baltimore market results show 1,000 cattle mostly held for Thursday with scattered steady sales and few low cutters. Calves weak, hogs slow and uneven with top at 11.45, sheep and lambs very dull with small good lambs around 9.00 and 6.00-8.50 for common. Philadelphia live poultry and egg prices listed with Plymouth Rocks 22-23 and eggs at 34-47 cents per dozen.
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Baltimore
S. Dept. Agric
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Local Markets and Retail Prices for Grain and Feed
Local Markets list daily prices for flour and feed items including patent and cracked corn, corn meal, screenings, dairy feeds, butter, and eggs. Both wholesale and retail sections show per bbl or per sack pricing with multiple bag sizes and product names.
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The
Star
Onis
Rards Sey
Ccceuapesacates
Holler’ “S
Seieom Lee
Tao Creamery
Wheat Futures Tumble Sharply In Chicago Pit
Wheat futures in Chicago fell sharply amid heavy liquidation and unconfirmed reports of Canadian selling. Winnipeg prices slid the limit of three cents for one day as Chicago closed 14 8 to 35 8 cents under the prior finish with May wheat dipping to 99 3 8 before finishing near 1.00.
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Chicago
Canadian Wheat Board
Winnipeg
Greyhounds Not Good Smellers
Greyhounds lack a sharp sense of smell but exhibit strong hearing sharp eyesight and exceptional speed making them the fastest dogs.
Ethiopians Expect Dual Italian Push Across Deserts
From Dire Dawa Ethiopia observers report Ethiopians believe Italy plans an intensive two front offensive with heavy bombing. Italian minister Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci departs with the Magalo consul as European and native troops mass behind the Ogaden front for a dash across the waterless stretch.
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Diredawa
Ethiopia
Djibouti
Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci
Magalo
Ogaden Front
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