Burnt Church Presbyterian Receives Clear Title
Judge Philip Williams of Frederick Circuit Court orders a clear title to Burnt Church Presbyterian Church at Albin issued to the church trustees. The ruling follows a petition showing Episcopal Lutheran and Methodist denominations agreed to convey their interests to the Burnt Church congregation, forming a united ownership without monetary exchange. The Presbyterian group has worshiped there since a union church era, and the court action confirms their title to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Church Presbyterian Church
Albin
Philip Williams
Frederick Circuit Court
Williams
Reed
H. D. Fuller
Peyton J. Marshal
W. A. Baker
Episcopal
T B. Massie
Methodist
D. A. Fries
Dutheran
U. S
Union Church
E. Summers McGak
Harrington Granted Appeal in Chancery Case
Earl E. Harrington wins appeal and supersedeas from Frederick County Circuit Court decrees of May 4 1938 and July 16 1988 in the case Dwin D H Sencindiver Jr v John F Penrose et al. Appeal secured by bond and conditions as required, part of settlement proceedings of the Eastern Silica and Chemical Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Harrington
Circuit Court of
Rick County
Causedwin D. H. Sencindiver, Jr
Intiff
John F. Penrose
C. C. Brannon
Frederick Vt
Harrington
Salvation Army Social Service Truck Visit Details
The Salvation Army social service truck from Baltimore will be in Winchester on Tuesday October 18 to collect old clothing newspapers magazines and discarded furniture. The department provides employment for men down and out and helps them regain their place in society. Old items are repaired and sold to sustain the institution and aid families. Call Captain Bott at the local office to arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mthe
Salvation Army Social Service
Baltimore
Winchester
The
Salvation Army
Substantial Contributions Made at Paul Thomson Rites Tomorrow
Paul Jones Thomson, prominent New Orleans newspaper executive and Summit Point, West Virginia native, died suddenly after a brief illness. Burial for Thomson will be tomorrow at Edgehill Cemetery in Charles Town with Masons performing the grave rite. He served as vice president of the Item Company and previously held roles in circulation management. He was educated at the Virginia Military Institute and his daughter Miss Gretchen Bigelow Thomson was queen of the 1937 Apple Blossom Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgehill Cemetery
Charles Town
W. Va
Paul Jones Thomson
Summit Point
New Orleans
Carlton Max
Episcopal Church
Nelson Parish
Masons
Mr. Thomson
Thomson
The
Item Company
New Orleans Item
Morning Tribune
Louisiana
Col
James M. Thomson
Item
Virginia Military Institute
Gretchen Bigelow Thomson
Czechoslovak cabinet sends four ministers to Berlin for talks
German correspondents in Prague are ordered to write kindly of Czechoslovakia and end attacks. The Czech cabinet appoints four ministers to Berlin Jos eph Kalfus Imrich Karvas Vladislav Feier hand and Hugo Vavrecka signaling a large program. German sources foresee a peaceful solution with Britain and France treating Germany as an equal and expect Danzig Memel and a Poland settlement on peaceful terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Republic
Germany
Berlin
Joseph Kalfus
Commerce and Industry
Imrich Karvas
Vladislav Feierhand
Hugo Vavrecka
Hitler
Great Britain
France
Danzig
Memel
Poland
Hospital On National Honor Roll
The American College of Surgeons marks 21 years of patient care improvement work. Since 1918, approved hospitals rose from 89 to 2,664, reflecting broad cooperation across fair-sized U S communities and many rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American College of Surgeons
United States
Canada
Baby survives car crash after infant ejected onto hood
Little Barbara Dibgman, 15 months old, was thrown from a car when it struck a vehicle ahead. She landed on the hood and escaped with only a slight bump to the head, according to reports from Happy Landing Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Barbara Dibgman
Barbara
Demand for Quality Hospital Care Emphasized in 1938 Outlook
A speaker notes that on average three to four seconds one person enters a hospital as a patient, and one in fourteen will be hospitalized in 1938. He argues good hospital care underpins medical progress and community health, urging public understanding of requisites for adequate service and appreciation of local institutions' efforts to uphold high standards.
Fewer Cases Before Court
Despite more people in Winchester for Saturday night the apple harvest reduced disorder. Don ald Weems noted fewer Monday morning docket cases. Fred Mansion of Wyandotte Mich faced fines for speeding a defective muffler and illegal liquor. Others, including Raymond Foreman and Ed Parrell, were fined for drunk and related offenses. Charles H. Clingenpeel, Welton Kerns, and John R. Register also faced penalties for liquor, permit, and license violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Donald Weems
Fred Mansion
Wyandotte
Mich
Raymond Foreman
Gore
Ed. Parrell
Whitacre
Ronald G. Foster
Hayfield
Charles H. Clingenpeel
Baltimore
Welton Kerns
Capon Bridge
John R. Register
Leesburg
Fla
Thousands Visit Famed Sky Road on Skyline Drive
Virginia’s Skyline Drive atop the Blue Ridge was crowded with vehicles from early morning to late afternoon. Front Royal counted 3,619 cars passing a filling station headed for the road, with 1,190 counted on Saturday. Panorama and Swift Run Gap entrances reported no data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Shenandoah National Park
Mountain
Front Royal
Panorama
Swift Run Gap
Syracuse Judge Named to Lead Brooklyn Inquiry
Governor Lehman appointed Supreme Court Justice Francis D. McCain of Syracuse to preside over an extraordinary term to hear evidence in the investigation of Brooklyn law enforcement agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Francis D. McCain
Syracuse
N. Y
Lehman
Brooklyn
Cedar Rast Levy Fixed By Court For Tree Damages
An order in Frederick Circuit Court fixes per acre payment by orchard owners and reimbursement of the county treasurer for damages and costs in Cedar destruction. Ten year and older trees receive 0.40794 per acre, two to ten year olds 0.1360, with district expenditures totaling 2216.65 dollars. The county has long sought to eradicate cedars near fruit trees to curb rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Opequon
Shawnee
Stonewall
Claims Spy Ring Tied to U S Defense Data
Three prisoners named Johanna Hofman Otto Voss and Erich Glaser faced espionage charges alleging a Germany directed ring forged Roosevelt signatures to obtain aircraft carrier specs. A fourth, Guenther Rumrich, pleaded guilty and will testify for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Hofman
Europa
Otto Hermann Voss
Germany
Erich Glaser
United States Army
Hardy
Roosevelt
Guenther Gustav Rumrich
Sandlers
Bremen
Rumrich
Dupont Company
Bethlehem Steel
William Lonkowski
Voss
Lenkowski
Senata de Wanger
May Have Effect On Deportations
Continued from page one. William Hale Thompson faced scrutiny over $72 794 spent in 1927 to push Mississippi flood control legislation. Arguments proceeded on the National Labor Relations Board order forcing Con Edison to drop a bargaining contract with a AFL affiliate. Strecker, ordered deported in 1918 for union activity, was ruled not proven to advocate overthrow. Congressman Dies urged Perkins to restart Bridges deportation. witnesses linked to Communist associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
Consolidated Edison Company of New York
American Federation of Labor
Massie Rites Held for W F Massie in Stephens City
William Franklin Massie 74 died at home in Stephens City from a sudden heart attack. Born in Relief Frederick County he spent his life farming and orcharding. Survived by wife Cora O Neal two children Mable and Howard two sisters and a brother. Funeral Tuesday at 2 from Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church with six nephews as pallbearers and burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Franklin Massie
Stephens City
Mr. Massie
Frederick County
George and
Isabelle Massie
Relief
Massie
Cora O'Neal
Mable Massie
Howard Massie
E. E. Murray
Mary Massie
Avon Park
Florida
Benjamin Massie
Julian T. Owen
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Lou Brodie
Ray Murray
Paul Campbell
Washington, D. C
Lloyd
Guy Jones
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jack O'Neal
Vaucluse
Lacy Brumback
Winchester
Green Hill Cemetery
Newark Airport reports 90 degree heat at 1:30 PM
Newark weather bureau records 90 degree high at 1.30 PM with possibility of higher temps before sunset. Winchester area also unusually warm with 89 degree reading early afternoon.
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Newark
N. J
Newark Airport Weather Bureau
Winchester
Hattie Shorts Died At Noon
Hattie R. Shorts, 53, died at her home on South Cameron street at 12 30 today after a two week illness. A respected colored resident of Winchester for years, she leaves many friends in mourning. Funeral arrangements had not been completed this afternoon. She was the daughter of the late John and Henriett Shorts and was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie R. Shorts
South Cameron Street
Winchester
John and Henriett Shorts
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War
Firestone
Voice of Firestone
Red Network
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stores
N. Main St
Hungary
Budapest
Paul Thomson
E. M. Whiting
A. B. Solenberger
Pearl I. Brown
Minnie Burton J
Few Brown
E. P. Bean
Wm. T. Barr
R. F. Cline
T. Russell Cather
Mamie Childs
V. M. Cline
Gertrude Clevenger
B. B. Dutton
Stewart Fawcett
Frank L. Grim Burr P. Harrison
Geo. W. Haddox
Allan T. Hawthorne
Alex T
John C. Woolfolk
Claude M. Grim
Mary
Yeakley
Mollie Wood
Shenandoah Motor Co
Herbert Sslenberger
R. B. Snapp
Geo. Snarr
M. V. Tabb
J. H. Rosenberger
J. N. McDonald
Winchester Misling Co
Ashby Miller
Philip Klompus
O. L. Jamison
Robert Glaize
P. A. DeHaven
G. W. Hohanness
D. F. Butsler
M. Colbert
Norman E. Cooper
J. Geo Baetjer
S. C. Brooks
Flora M. Anderson
Fred Anderson
Robert T. Barton
Rosa A. Grim
Robert Y. Conrad
Lucy F. Kurtz
Sophie Baker
Frances Page
G. E. Pennypacker
Sallie
Ellen Boyd
A. M. Kerfoot
F. W. Magruder
John M. Steck
W. H. Bosserman
Greta Bray
Anna R. Lichlite
H. Ww’. Adams
Mollie C. Barrow
Anie L. Foreman
Joanie Green
Aulick Gibbens
E. B. Cooper
B. M. Rostel
Brownie Sampses
Winchester Dry Cleaners
Jas
H. Myers Allen Bond
Orville van Dusen Moling and Cather
M. D. Adams
Stokol
Happy Landing
Richmond
Luray
Charlottesville
Culpeper
Sky Road
Ridgeway
Senta de Wanger
New York City
Hempstead
L. I
Air Corps
Ignatz Theodore Griebl
National Socialist Party
Griebl
Udo von Bonin
Defense Office
German War Ministry
Eden Hotel
Erich Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Griebel
Miss Hoffmann
Panama Panama
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Cristobal
J. J. McGuigan
Kurt Lindenberg
Lindenberg
Circuit Court
Strecker
Communist Party of America
Dies
D.-Tex
House
Perkins
Bridges
Pei
Commun
Commercial Small Loan & Finance Coo
E. Boscawen St
W. F. Massie Dier Suddenly
Jersey
Hattie Shorts
Northern Virginia Power Company
McCormick Deering Farm
McCornick Deering
Burns
C. I. Brumback
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