Frederick County Registrants Across Index Continue List
A continued page presents numerous registrants by name and page number, listing individuals such as Edgar W. Clark Elmer Lowe Clark and many Carpers Constables and DeHavens. The compiled roster shows varied spellings and fragmented lines reflecting a detailed county record.
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Edgar W. Clark
Elmer Lowe Clark
Russell H. Carper
Otis W. Cave
Paul G. Cooley
Charles W. Corbin
Henry Beverley Curry
James L. Cain
Harry Chester Catlett
Joseph C. Cline
Norman E. Carper
Clarence A. Custer
Douglas H. Clark
Kelley T. Clem
John H. Clayton
Carlton H. Conner
John D. Cougill
Loring W. Carper
Earl L. Cather
Harry W. Cline
John W. Cornwell
Melvin E. Chilcott
James P. Carbaugh
Ray M. Carlysle
Thomas G. Carter
Louis C. Colfelt
John R. Cooper
Lawrence E. Carter
Albert F. Clark
George C. Chrismore
Everly S. Carper
Carroll E. Campbell
Joseph the Carper
George B. Cochran
Robert Woodrow Combs
Loy A. Clem
James L. Chilcott
Harry W. Copp
Boy Missing In Pennsylvania Coal Region Search
Private Milton Rauenzahn of the state police says the boy may have been carried off by a degenerate as volunteers and bloodhounds search forested hills and flooded coal holes. An airplane aided the hunt while dynamite was used to probe water-filled holes.
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Pennsylvania
Milton Rauenzahn
Ravenzahn
Current Quotations In Apple Market
Shipping point information for Monday shows demand light and market steady. Car loads include barrels of U S No 1 and 2 varieties at 1.75 for cold storage. Staymans and Yorks baskets priced around 75 to 95 cents per car.
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Winchester-Martinsburg
Grimes
U. S
Yorks
S.ma
Staymans
A. S
Bracetown Notes From Virginia Local Social Roundup
Mrs. J Swimley Jr attended the Woman's Division of Christian Service conference as a delegate from a local society. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gander and son Wally of Alexandria visited relatives here last week. Several residents attended the Stephens City School Fair and marked it a success. Mr. and Mrs. Widay hosted guests from Martinsburg and Harrisonburg area for weekend gatherings.
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Bracetown
J. Swimley, Jr
Woman's Division’of Christian Service
Ce Snapp
Miss Davis
Dick Brill
New York
Mroc
Walter Gander
Wally
Alexandria
Stephens City
Paul Triggs
Martinsburg
W. Day
Widay
Herbert Fishel
J. B. Snapp
Mars. de Moyer
Harrisonburg
Quiz from The Star Historical Page
Answers are asked for seven questions on Japan lightning bakery Civil War geography Buffalo nickel life on Mars and a traffic rule. The quiz also seeks the year peak unemployment 1932 1933 or 1935.
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Japan
China
Egypt
New England
United States
Quiz style guide on pronouns and emphasis
Today’s quiz notes correct pronoun usage and emphasis but avoid first person plural except for emphasis. It explains avoiding phrases like my son and I will go while validating statements such as I will go myself to prove that I am right.
Standards For Men To Be Trained
Washington A notice publishes new physical standards for men to be drafted. Requirements include a height range of 60 to 87 inches, minimum weight 105 pounds, hearing ability at 20 feet per ear, and a blood test for syphilis. Dental criteria demand multiple teeth in upper and lower jaws and bridgework counts. Some defects are permissible in feet and hands with limited losses.
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Washington
Frost Ends Crop Growth and Yields in Virginia
The week ending October 19 saw favorable progress in harvest and seeding of small grains before a killing frost halted crop growth. Overall damage was light as most crops matured. corn yields are good on high ground but disappointing on low ground. Wheat seeding advanced, barley oats and rye show good stands, pastures declined, livestock condition remains very good with some hog cholera areas. feed supplies are abundant for winter.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Extension Division
Virginia Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Young Church People To Meet In Mission Planning
The bi monthly meeting of the Young People's Divisions of the Methodist Churches in Bunker Hill and Ridgeway Circuits will be held at Paynes Chapel at 7:30 Friday October 25. Prof Charles A Lord will speak on The Value of Education to Youth. The session will cover evangelism programs and a possible organized choir club with attendance contest decisions. The meeting ends with a recreation led by Rev C B.
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Bunker Hill
Ridgeway
Paynes Chapel
Charles A. Lord
Mai
C. B
Notice of personal debt responsibility by C Lester Glover
Public notice states that C Lester Glover will not be held responsible for debts contracted by anyone else in his name. The notice bears the date sequence 10 21 23 25 31 and names the signer.
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C. Lester Glover
History of Frederick Circuit
History of the Frederick Circuit tracing its origins after the Civil War from Winchester Circuit and Station to 1940. It lists churches such as Bethany Pax ton Round Hill Lamp's Burnt Church and Caleb milestones from 1786 preacher Francis Asbury to 1789 legal equality case, and tracks parish changes and parsonage sites until disbandment in 1940.
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Frederick
Winchester
Round Hill
Welltown
Bethany
Lamp’s
Burnt Church
Carpers Valley
Paxton
Millburn
Valley
Millburn’s
McCann Farm
Francis Asbury
Richard Owings
John Kercheval
Valley 1
Berryville
Frederick Circuit
Emmanuel
Stephenson
Methodist
Macedonia
Fairmont Avenue
N. Main Street
Whitlock Avenue
Prederick Circuit
Middletown
Brucetown
Gainesboro
Montague Avenue
Greenwood
Junior Red Cross Drives Christmas Boxes and Training
The Junior Red Cross plans to prepare Christmas boxes for needy members in war zones and to extend membership by allowing service in lieu of fees. Winchester and Frederick County units report structured programs aligning with the national plan, highlighting thousands of boxes and life saving certificates issued last year.
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Red Cross
Winchester
Frederick County
8. C. Brooks
E. G. Rusk
Pred Glaize, Jr
Clifford Grim
Dan Gray
Bessie Corkey
Anne P. Starling
Junior Red Cross
Officer's Slayer Convicted in Murder of Policeman
A 24 year old truck driver Clarence Blocker was found guilty of first degree murder for killing Patrolman Ivan Thompson during arrest for reckless driving. He seized Thompson's gun and fired five times. Thompson, off duty, had been serving as a guard for President Roosevelt on a visit to the monument grounds.
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Washington
Clarence Blocker
Ivan W. Thompson
Thompson
Roosevelt
Monument
Newspapers to Pay Guardsmen Bonus in Rochester
Two Rochester papers The Democrat and Chronicle and the Times Union will pay National Guardsmen and draftees called to a year of military training a bonus equal to four weeks of salary. The papers are owned by Gannett Newspapers Inc.
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Rochester
N. Y
The
Democrat and Chronicle
Times Union
Gannett Newspapers, Inc
Middletown Notes From Middletown Virginia Local Visit News
Middletown Virginia notes recount Mrs J H Gushard of Cannonsburg Pennsylvania visiting her brothers Grant and Frank Weirich and other relatives. Audra Hunt from Reliance spent the weekend with Christine Wright. A Sunday motor trip included Woodrow McGolerick Floyd Derflinger John Weirich Christine Wright Ruth McGolerick Audrea. Local families hosted visitors Will Owings Bertha Fields and Robert Miller of Baltimore with others. Several pox cases reported among local children.
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Middletown
J. H. Gushard
Cannonsburg
Messrs
Grant
Frank Weirich
Audra Hunt
Reliance
Christine Wright
Woodrow McGolerick
Floyd Derflinger
John Weirich
Ruth McGolerick
Audrea
William Keith
Friend
Baltimore
Bertha Fields
Byington
Robert Miller
Gordon Eit
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Fred A. Ins
Claude L. Donald
Charlies M. Dunlap
Albin P. Dove
Alexandria DeHaven
Noah T. Dellinger
Roy Pranklin Donald
Carlton F. Dyke
Andrew L. Deal
Linwood E. Dove
Melvin R. Davis
Ane E. Dietz
Pan x DeHaven
Edgar Leland Dick
Donald D. Davison
Lionel D. DeHaven
Nne L. DeHaven
Phillips. Dolan
Prank M
John Wilbur Dicks
Herbert DeHaven
James E. Dolin
Harry W. Dolan
Joseph N. Davis
Carl DeHaven
Edward L. DeHaven
Albert L. Dove
Cyrus L. Dellinger
Robert R. Davey
Charles M. Dick
William N. Dawson
Herbert F. Dunlap
Leslie B. Dick
Elmer E. DeHaven
Jackson DeHaven
Cletus F. Dick
Willie L. Dodson
Robert L .Dodson
John M. Dodson
Clyde EB. Dinges
James FE. DeHaven
Doss M. Dunlap
Talmage DeHaven
Ray D. DeHaven
Delmer L. Donald
Vicks
Victor
P Nyka
Miner
Apple
Bracetown Notes
George W. Kurtz
Army
Braddock St
George L. Waters
Methodist Church
Virginia
Roanoke
Ing
Rhodes
A Meith
John Corn
Oory
Will Owings
Little Son
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dale Carnegie
Institute
Handley Library
Winchester, VA
Dan. E. Leatherman
ORC Crgwl
Sid Luckman
Mary Lou Bullard
Chesterfield
Chesterfield Factory
Tobaccoland
U.S. A
Lrocerr & Mraas Tosacco Co
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