Virginia Pushes Empire State as Apple Producer
Virginia shows a steady gain on New York in bearing apple trees and total shipments. By October 13 Virginia ranked second among states in apple shipments, led only by Washington, with 2 011 cars shipped that week and 8 353 cars for the season, while New York trailed in both counts. Virginia also led in sweet potatoes shipments for the week with 461 cars and a season total of 4 086 cars, and Cahhaga contributed 13 weekly cars and 966 for the season.
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Virginia
New York
United States
Henry M. Taylor
Taylor
Washington
Samuel D. Clark Dies of Paralysis in Martinsburg
Samuel David Clark 74, a retired farmer born near Cedar Grove Virginia, died at his Martinsburg home after a four week paralysis. He leaves a widow Fannie Clark, son Ollie, grandson Fred, five sisters and five brothers among surviving relatives. He attended Chestnut Grove Methodist Church and spent most of his life in the Frederick County area.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Samuele David Clark
West Virginia Avenue
Mr. Clark
Cedar Grove
Frederick County
Jonathan M
Sarah Jaren Clark
Clark
Chestut Grove
Elizabeth Jane Shade
Westernport
Winchester
Sarah Ellen Nesmith
Deshler
Jacob
Bloomington
John
Thomas
George
Jonathan
Gaines- Zoro
Democratic Campaign Committee Literature Available at Headquarters
All interested in the Democratic cause may call at 89 E Water Street to obtain literature buttons photographs and automobile tags. Mrs Hott and Miss Cooper will be there at any time managing materials and outreach for the Democratic Campaign Committee.
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E. Water Street
Democratic
Hott
Miss Cooper
Miss Hagecorn Announces Opening of Dance Class
Miss Hagecorn opens a dance class at the George Washington Hotel starting Friday October 26. The event details include a series of lessons and a scheduled session in the hotel venue for community participation.
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George Washington Hotel
Bobby Fansler Dies After Long Illness at Age Seven
Robert LeRoy Fansler son of Mr and Mrs Arthur W Fansler died at 11 30 today at his grandmother Mrs W O Zinns residence 448 North Braddock street from lymphosarcoma after weeks of illness. Born September 8 1921 he attended Fort Loudoun Seminary and John Kerr Public School. He was baptised by Rev Clarence Woods and leaves parents aunts uncles and many friends. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Robert LeRoy Fansler
Arthur W. Fansler
W. O. Zinn
North Braddock Street
Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Baltimore
Bobby
Howard A. Kelly
Washington
Fort Loudoun Seminary
John Kerr Public School
L. I. Fansier
Alson S. Hott
George E. Fansler
J. W. Epling
Roanoke
E. E. Roberts
Radford
George E
Ralph S. Fansler
Public Democratic Speaking Dates in Frederick County
Announcement lists eight Democratic speaking meetings across Frederick County towns with dates from October 21 to November 2. Participants include W. W. Glass B. P. Harrison J. E. Helsley Capt Frank Wray T Russell Cather L D Kline M M Lynch Senator R S Wright R Gray Williams.
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Dolan’s
W. Glass
B. P. Harrison
J. E. Helsley
White Hall
Frank Wray
T. Russell Cather
Armel
TF. R. Cather
Mount Williams
Leslie D. Kline
Brucetown
M. M. Lynch
Capt
Opequon
L. D. Kline
Frank Wraz
Gore
R. S. Wright
Middletown
R. Gray Williams
Hunchback of Notre Dame Delights Colonial Audiences
The Colonial Theatre presents The Hunchback of Notre Dame as a universal classic film drawing unprecedented applause. Lon Chaney's Quasimodo receives standout praise, with Alan Dale calling the performance a lasting work of art. The film will have its final screenings tonight.
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Colonial Theatre
Notre Dame
Lon Chaney
Quasimodo
Alan Dale
New York American
New House for Sale in Weil Area
Modern home for sale. Located near Strickler and Wagner. Call 41-1 for details.
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Weil
Strickler & Wagner
Garber Stirrs Winchester Crowd At Political Rally
J A Garber of Harrisonburg addressed a packed Colonial Theatre audience in Winchester praising Hoover and criticizing opponent T W Harrison over the McNary Haugen farm relief bill. H B McCormac led the event calling Garber the most capable man for Congress in the Seventh District.
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J. A. Garber
Harrisonburg
Congress
Virginia
Colonial Theatre
H. B. McCormac
Winchester
McCormac
Virginia Manufacturers’ Association
Republican National Committee
Garber
Frederick County
Herbert Hoover
T. W. Harrison
Harrison
Gov Byrd Addresses Large Strasburg Crowd for Smith
Nearly a thousand people heard Gov. Byrd urge voters to elect Smith president in Strasburg Va. amplifiers carried the speech. 309 to 400 people stood outside. He denied calling the anti Smith forces mugwumps in Virginia. He planned to speak in Woodstock tonight. Democratic leaders praised the reception.
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Strasburg
Gov. Byrd
Smith
Byrd
Virginia
1926 Closed Cab Ford Truck for Heavy Hauling
Used 1926 Ford closed cab truck with stake body and starter in first class mechanical condition. Suitable for heavy hauling immediately. Price and contact details provided by Hughes Motor Co with reference 23-1p-21.
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Pricaa Wane
For Sale Slab and Kindling Wood Ad
Slab and kindling wood offered at 2.59 per load by Glaize and Bro. Herbert Hoover Club at Market and Piccadilly streets phone 771-W. Political advertisement appears with dated lines.
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Glaize & Bro
Herbert Hoover Club Cor
Market and
Piccadilly Streets
Butler's Packing House Tub Basket Sale Notice
Three car loads of tub basket baskets offered by Butler's Packing House with sale dates October 2 to October 3. Located at Butler's Packing House premises. Auction to run both days with limited quantities.
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Butler’s Packing House
Governor Byrd’s Position on Smith Campaign
Editorial defends Governor Byrd against anti Smith propaganda. He supports Smith, urges voters to consider true facts, and warns against forces like Cannon Hepburn Peters Ku Klux Klan Slemp Anderson that could derail Virginia progress. Byrd calls for calm reason and informed choices.
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Star of Yesterday
Byrd
Smith
Governor Smith
Democratic Party
Virginia
Cannon
Hepburn
Peters
Ku Klux Klan
Slemp
Anderson
Republican Party
Bryan Defines Religious Tolerance in Democratic Speech
William Jennings Bryan argues in a public address that the Catholic Church and Judaism deserve respect without political aid. He asserts the Democratic Party must stay true to its historic traditions and refuse to divide the Christian Church, urging unity against materialism and invoking the Prince of Peace.
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William Jennings Bryan
Catholic Church
Moses
Elijah
Elisha
House of Israel
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Jackson
Woodrow Wilson
Forest Service Fights Dim Woodland Fires in Apaladians
The Forest Service declares a determined fight against fires in the Southern Apaladians during fall and spring fire seasons. Lookouts at Wallace Peak Elliott Knob and other points monitor blaze risk and citizens are urged to report fires to protect timber game and future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Forest Service
R. W. Shields
Wallace Peak
Elliott Knob
Reddish
Bother
Colonel Saunders to Speak Tonight in Winchester
Col John R. Saunders Virginia attorney general will address Winchester and surrounding residents at the City Hall Auditorium. The Democratic Committee hosts the rally with T Russell Cather as chairman at 8 o clock. All residents are invited to attend regardless of party as Saunders speaks on presidential and congressional campaigns.
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John R. Saunders
Virginia
Winchester
City Hall
Democratic Comesion Committee
T. Russell Cather
Colonel Saunders
Cather
Five Men Die In Eagle Hotel Fire In Chicago
Five unidentified men died and seven were injured in a blaze at the Eagle Hotel on South State Street in Chicago. Firefighters evacuated about 80 others as the three story lodging house burned rapidly. Hotel clerk Charles Koch was detained after authorities noted he had been drinking.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eagle Hotel
South State Street
Charles Koch
William Dillon
Special Bus Service To Wardeville For Winchester Conference
A chartered bus will run via the Winchester and Western railroad to Wardensville WV for the Winchester Conference of the Lutheran Synod of Virginia. Departure from Winchester is 7 30 a m and arrival at Wardensville 9 45 a m. Round trip fare 2 50. Contact Rev. Dr. C A Freed at 620 for details.
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Wardeville
W. Va
Winchester
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
Winchester and Western Railroad
Wardensville
C. A. Freed
Getzendanners and Riley Sale at Charles Town Oct 25
Auction notice for buyers: good fresh cows heifers steers butcher cattle and shoats to be sold at Getzendanners and Riley sale in Charles Town West Virginia on Thursday October 25.
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Getzendanners’ & Riley
Charles Town
W. Va
Retired Philadelphia Merchant Dies in Winchester
Albert Allen a prominent retired Philadelphia businessman died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a brief illness of uremic poisoning. He was 75, native to Philadelphia, and survived by a brother Thomas Allen and sister Mrs. Albert Reger. Funeral plans call for burial in Mount Vernon Cemetery Philadelphia.
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Albert Allen
Philadelphia
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Allen
Shenandoah Valley
Franklin P. Ailes
Pleasantville
New Jersey
Fireside Inn
Stephens City
Memorial Hospital
Albert Reger
Germantown, Pa
Police hunt owner after hit and run at Cameron and Piddilly
Police say a Hudson coach collided with a Guy Lake car on Sunday at Cameron and Piddilly streets and sped off. The driver, a woman, fled the scene. authorities have the license owner’s name and car number but cannot locate the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Lake
Cameron and
Piccadilly
Hudson
Man Killed In Shooting After Motor Accident
In Flagstaff Arizona, Oct 23, Sam Campbell killed himself after shooting his wife and neighbor Wilbur Carlos. Elmer Carlos was injured when his car collided while rushing for a doctor. Mrs Campbell had fled to the Carlos home saying her husband threatened her with a shotgun.
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Associated Press
Flagstaff
Ariz
Here
Sam Campbell
Wilbur Carlos
Elmer Carlos
Dr Freed to Preach at Winchester Union Thanksgiving Service
The Winchester Ministerial Association announced the annual union Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday morning November 29 at Christ Episcopal Church. The Rev Dr C A Freed of Grace Lutheran Church will preach, with Rev Robert B Nelson of Christ Church likely leading, and local clergy assisting. Proceeds go to Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester Ministerial Association
Christ Church
Robert B. Nelson
Two Villages Are Leveled by Quakes
An earthquake destroyed the Greek villages EXxmlissi and Thalero near Corinth. Residents fled indoors to escape the cold and dengue fever, as officials assessed the damage and began relief efforts.
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Associated Press
Athens
Exxmlissi
Thalero
Corinth
Hoover Proud After New York Ovation At Madison Square Garden
Herbert Hoover, in New York for his last eastern address, enjoys a mighty reception at Madison Square Garden with 20 000 cheering as he outlines campaign themes. He warns against federal government involvement in business and pledges to oppose state control of liquor and hydroelectric ventures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
New York
Madison Square Garden
California
St. Louis
Hoover Party
Hoover
Garden
Micros
No1
Govd
Smith Will Speak in Boston Wednesday
Albany reports Gov. Smith mapped a one day swing into Massachusetts to rally the Democratic cause for the 18 electoral votes. He will depart at ten o clock Wednesday morning, parade in Boston, then speak at 9 p.m. in the Arena with overflow listening in Mechanics Hall and Symphony Hall. He plans ten minute stops in Springfield and Worcester en route.
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Albany
Gov. Smith
Massachusetts
Bay State
Boston
Mechanics Hall
Symphony Hall
Springfield
Worcester
Pommer
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Newark
Brooklyn
New York City
Centenary Reformed Church Chicken Supper
The Centenary Reformed Church will host an old time chicken supper on Thursday the 25th from 5 to 9 for a good cause. The event is advertised in local notices among for sale listings including Rosen Shed Rye and Valley Pike items.
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Rosen
Shed Rye
L. BE. Stultz Mill
Valley Pike
Centenary Reformed Church
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Signals Reasonable Charges
A brief 1p ad promotes Winchester Steam Laundry, claiming reasonable charges for cleaning services. The snippet emphasizes affordability and a phone contact for inquiries.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
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Samuel D. Clark
Democratic Campaign Committee
Bobby” Fansler
Bright Lad
A. W. Fansler
Democrats
Frederick Co
Gov
Hughes Motor CO
Mr. Bryan
Forest Service
Phila. Merchant
Valley
Dr. Freed
W. A. Baker
Fiiends
Lexington
Madison Garden
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