Berryville Social Brevities Highlight Local Guests and Real Estate Sales
Berryville Virginia details a round of social visits as Mrs. F. Allerton Read and Miss Mary O'Fallon travel to Cassanovia New York then plan returns. Other guests include Miss Katharine Page and Rev. T. Carter Page. Property transfers note Co K Foley selling 120 acre Shopland place to George E. Morgan for 3600 and E Blackburn Moore buying 125 acre McGuire farm for 7000 near Berryville on the Castleman's Ferry road.
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Berryville
F. Allerton Read
Mary O'Fallon
Cassanovia
N. Y
Co. K. Foley
George E. Morgan
Shopland Place
McGuire
E. Blackburn Moore
Castleman’s Ferry
Riverside
J. M. G. McGuire
Courts To Say Who Is Mayor At Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on October 21 the mayoral dispute moved to court with citizen Arensberg suing to restore William N. McNair to the office. He challenges Cornelius D. Scully’s right to serve the remainder of McNair’s term, which ends January 1, 1938, after McNair resigned October 6 and briefly withdrew it. Judge McNaugher scheduled November 2 for arguments after denying a motion to dismiss.
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Pittsburgh
F. C. Arensberg
William N. McNair
Cornelius D. Scully
McNair
Scully
William H. McNaugher
Charles Alvin Jones
Roosevelt In R I Continues Return to Washington
The President rushes back to Washington for a weekend of official business. He has no plans to tour Indiana, Ohio, or Pennsylvania after the New England trip. No major political plans are set for next week except a wind up speech at Madison Square Garden in New York City a week from Saturday night.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New England
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Progressive National Committee
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Landon
PWA
Ickes
Hardihood
White
Emporia
Kans
Kansas
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Worcester
Mass
Hyde Park
N. Y
Howard University
New York
Statute of Liberty
Providence
Hartford
Boston
Fall River
New Bedford
Mrs Flora Beavers Dies in Clarke County
Mrs Flora I Beavers 51 of Clarke county near Castleman's Ferry died late yesterday. Survived by husband R B Beavers a daughter Margaret and son Ernest both of Clarke county two sisters Mrs John Royston of Boyce and Mrs James Payne Clarke county and a brother Clifton Longerbeam Clarke. Funeral 2 30 Thursday from Duncan Memorial Methodist Berryville with Revs R L Eustler and W O Luttrell officiating. Interment Greenhill cemetery Berryville. Active pallbearers J F Galloway Lewis Bell J T L Jones B O Crampton D O Stull Roy Potts honorary pallbearers listed.
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Flora I. Beavers
Castleman's Ferry
Clarke County
Beavers
John W. Longerbeam
Margaret S. Marlow
Clarke
R. B. Beavers
Margaret R. Beavers
Ernest D. Beavers
John Royston
Boyce
James Payne
Clifton Longerbeam
Duncan Memorial Methodist Church
Berryville
R. L. Eustler
Strasburg
W. O. Luttrell
Greenhill Cemetery
J. F. Galloway
Lewis Bell
J. T. L. Jones
B. O .Crampton
D. O. Stull
Roy Potts
William Moore
Maurice Castleman
Neill Fenton
Ralph Dorsey
Harrison Thompson
Thomas
Andrew Carpenter
Robert Bell
Robert Rust
Frank Tappan
What Every Voter Should Know booklet offer
The Winchester Evening Star promotes an illustrated voter guide covering Presidents from Washington to F D Roosevelt and White House hostesses. It highlights campaign issues, election results, slogans and prints official paintings, urging readers to send ten cents for the booklet.
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The
Winchester Evening Star
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
United States
Convocation Highlights Church and Welfare Collaboration
Andrew Bell of the Chamber of Commerce lauds city authorities and outlines parish needs for better church and welfare cooperation. Archdeacon Roy Mason describes mountain mission work and Spartan devotion, while C N Davidson discusses canvass methods and available literature. The program includes a 10 o clock quiet hour, holy communion, and meals with Handley School.
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Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Mason
Blue Ridge Mountains
Mason
C.N. Davidson
Richmond
Dean Woodward
Orkney Springs
Convocation
Handley School
Mayor While Receives Arthur Table Replica in Winchester
Dr Anderson and companions from this city met Winchester officials where the mayor accepted a replica of King Arthur's round table. The token honored gifts presented by this city to the officials of the mother city.
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England
Anderson
Winchester
Eng
Ickes Accuses Landon Of State Socialism In Radio Attack
Secretary Ickes charged Governor Landon with being a state socialist for backing state owned telephone and gas systems. He cited a 1935 letter proposing loans and a secret 1934 plan for a public gas pipeline. Roosevelt prepared for a mass speech in Worcester as he campaigns through New England for 29 electoral votes.
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Washington
Ickes
Landon
William Allen White
London
Kansas
Women gain role in church governance at United Lutheran Church
The United Lutheran Church in America upheld the right of women to share in church government. A majority report, prepared since 1930, stated that election of women delegates to synod meetings is not unscriptural and that they may hold offices in councils, conventions, and committees. It also noted that broad election of women to many church boards and conventions is not desirable.
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United Lutheran Church In America
WPA Camp Director Burdened by Theft in Blackstone
Police seek R B Burton former WPA camp director charged with grand larceny for driving away in a WPA truck on October 11 taking 224 dollars of workers savings and 63 44 of canteen funds. Commonwealth's Attorney T Freeman Epes says four grand larceny warrants issued and Burton is a fugitive.
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Epes
Burton
Richmond
William A. Smith
WPA
Smith
Blackstone
Refugees and Frontline Struggles Share Madrid War News
Planes refugees arrive at Perpignan claiming Spain exit authorization amid uprisings and rounds up feared by leftists and rightists. In Madrid, Socialist troops halt a Fascist drive within 20 miles, defending key positions near Illescas and Aranjuez as bombing rains fall and civilians rush to bolster defenses.
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Perpignan
Spain
Catalonia
Rosas
Barcelona
Madrid
Illescas
Veles
Esquivias
Sesena
Aranjuez
Torrejob de la Calzada
Azana
Antoja
la Alameda
Anover de Tajo
Tagus
Jose Asenio
Asenio
Algodor
Castillejos
Madrid-Valencia
Julio Alvarez del Vayo
Mundo Obrero
Communists Challenge Roosevelt Deal Amid Labor Tensions
The Communist Browder announces independent action against Hearst linked forces and cites plans to sue the Law and Order League in Terre Haute, Ind. The ACLU says it will file a civil suit in New York for interfering with Browder's contract with a radio station.
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Roosevelt
Liberty Leaguers
Wall Street
Browder
Terre Haute
Silent Candidate Blocked From Scheduled Speech
A presidential hopeful was blocked from delivering a planned speech last night as police cited security or procedural concerns preventing the appearance. The incident disrupted campaign events and drew attention to the candidate’s schedule.
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Dential
Winchester Music Clubs Open Season With Concert
The combined music clubs of Winchester begin their season Friday at Grace Lutheran Church auditorium. October 23 at 8 15 p m. Floyd Haines directs the choral group with Eugene Russell Fremont Dick and Mr Knieling as soloists. The Winchester Violin Ensemble with Georgia Shoppe accompanies, performing selections from Rameau Beethoven Handel Schubert Saint Saens and others. Mrs Bruce Shade will accompany all choral numbers.
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Winchester
Grace Lutheran Church
Floyd Haines
Eugene Russell
Fremont Dick
Knieling
Winchester Violin Ensemble
Rameau
Beethoven
Handel
Schubert
Saint Saens
Mr. Knieling
Trinkaus
Rose
McDowell
Brahms
Bruce Shade
Handley Bowl
Tuck Describes Jeffersonians as Apostates during Richmond Rally
Richmond, Oct. 20. State Senator William M. Tuck described the Jeffersonians as apostates who prostituted the name of the great Democrat. He accused them of defending predatory wealth and seeking a government of the dollar. Dr. A L Wilson of Lynchburg said Jeffersonian Democrats were right in opposing free silver. Ralph Brewster, former Maine governor, spoke for Republicans in Fredericksburg with Col. Henry W. Anderson touring the Ninth District.
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Richmond
William M. Tuck
Boston
A. L. Wilson
Lynchburg
WRVA
William Jennings Bryan
Ralph Brewster
Maine
Fredericksburg
Ninth
Henry W. Anderson
Powers Is Sentenced to Three Years in Involuntary Manslaughter
Staunton October court reports Mrs. Sue Smith Powers received a three year sentence after a jury found her guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the July 20 death of Andrew Masincupp. The State argued she was intoxicated and struck a culvert causing Masincupp’s fatal neck injury.
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Staunton
Augusta County
Sue Smith Powers
Andrew Masincupp
Buddy And Mary Show Affections
Mary Pickford and Charles Bud dy Rogers parted affectionately at the airport as he boarded an airliner for St Louis. Rogers, newly signed to a screen contract, is billed for a personal appearance with his orchestra in Missouri. Miss Pickford accompanied him, walking arm in arm to the plane.
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Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
St. Louis
Rogers
Missouri City
Miss Pickford
Landon Heads East During Overnight Los Angeles Visit
Landon travels east during an overnight Los Angeles stop where he is met by Fred Margett California organizer for the Townsend old age pension movement and Ber nard MacFadden publisher.
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Los Angeles
Landon
Fred Margett
California
Townsend Old Age Pension Movement
Bernarr MacFadden
Couzens Hospitalized With Kidney Ailment Relapse
U S Senator James Couzens of Michigan, 64, described as the richest man in the senate, lies critically ill in a Detroit hospital after a relapse of a kidney ailment that had confined him for some time. He was defeated for renomination in the Republican primary after backing President Roosevelt's reelection.
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U.S
James Couzens
Michigan
Detroit
Couzens
Senate
Roosevelt
Dies From A Stroke At Funeral In City
Mrs. Julia Bell Grim 39 wife of Howard E Grim died at 2 30 this morning at 201 Millwood avenue after a week long paralysis illness. She fell ill when alighting from a car to attend Clinton Grim funeral Oct 13 and never recovered. She is survived by husband two sisters and five brothers all of this city. Funeral 9 30 Friday from Millwood avenue with Rev R E Hannon officiating and interment Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Julia Bell Grim
Howard E. Grim
Patrick Dunn
Millwood Avenue
Mary
Emily Dunn
Louis
Lavan
John
William
Alton Dunn
R. E. Hannon
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Lawrence C. Hollis
Brent Brill
Fred Cochran
James Fansler
Hoye Riley
Bernard M. Sullivan
French Fascist Chief Leaves Hearing in Paris
Colonel De La Rocque, once head of the Croix de Feu, exits a magistrate's hearing in Paris where he explains his fascist followers actions against a Communist meeting. He now leads the Social French party, seen as analogous to the German Nazis.
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Paris
Colonel de la Rocque
Croix de Feu
Social French Party
Central Press
Arrest over wrong sized fish at Galveston restaurant
Game Warden Frank Mebane and two companions arrested a restaurant manager for serving eight inch flounder to two people. The fish were four inches over the limit and bones were kept intact as part of a warrant affidavit. In Denver, Mrs. Mathilda Johnson and her daughter Edith brought a handcuffed prisoner from Kansas City to face burglary charges.
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Galveston
Texas
Frank Mebane
Denver
Mathilda Johnson
Edith
Kansas City
Kas
Markets Report From Baltimore and Chicago Livestock
The markets show varied activity with Olten grain and produce readings in Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago. Hog prices eased in Chicago with 190-250 lb steers around 9.65 to 9.85 and lighter weights lower. Cattle and calves held steady or uneven while sheep and lambs softened.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
U. S. Dept
U. S. Dept. Agri
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Foreign News Hovers
Stock market moves show smoother trading amid selective demand for motors and specialties. British pound rises to $4.38 3/4 and French franc improves 4.65 1/2 cents as list of blue chip quotes includes Allied Chemical Am Can Am Radiator General Electric General Motors and U S Steel among others.
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Wall Street
New York
Favorit
Eeepens Allied Chemical
Smelters
Tel
Anaconda
Balto. & Ohio
Beth. Steel
Chrysler
Consol Edison
Gen. Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Mont. Ward
Local Markets Listing Detailed Grain and Feed Prices
The Local Wholesale Market pages show prices for flour, corn meal, screenings, bran, middlings, mixed feeds, and dairy feeds, plus live stock and eggs. Retail tables for patent brands list per bag and per barrel pricing, with notes on various pack sizes and items like butter and calves.
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Gomes Ensis
Ccccceseaes
Vnten Wee's
Wheat and Grain Prices Edge Up in Chicago Trade
Chicago and Baltimore markets show wheat gains after a one-cent advance, with export demand subdued. Closing quotes list mixed futures for wheat corn oats soybeans and rye alongside cash grain figures and regional prices.
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Chicago
Illinois
Baltimore
Winchester
Apple Market Shipping Point Prices Move Monday
Market reports Winchester to Martinsburg shipping points show steady demand and fair market. Barrels and bushel baskets list Yorks U S No 1 prices for min 2 1/2 inch crates and U S Util stocks with several varieties including Winesaps and Baldwins at quoted min prices and min carloads.
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Winchester - Martinsburg
Yorks U. S
U. S
Virginia Alcohol Board raids net 55 arrests in Richmond
In a city-wide series of raids by 16 inspectors and Richmond police 55 people were arrested on charges of selling and storing ABC and illegal whiskey. Chief Inspector Clyde Saunders Jr. called it the largest single-day roundup in state history, with warrants outstanding for 24 more arrests expected to be made by tomorrow. Forty arrests occurred in two hours, including several women.
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Richmond
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Clyde Saunders, Jr
Roanoke
Frustrated milk thieves spark new Savannah device
In Savannah Georgia a milk delivery lock device is being developed to ensure the bottle is at the customer’s door when the milkman arrives. Police report thieves have adapted by removing the cap and drinking through straws, prompting calls for improvement.
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Savannah
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H. B. Whiting
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William E. Suddath
Warrensburg
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