Football Teams Play Away From Home This Week
Front Royal reports a busy week of away games for local teams. Randolph Macon travels to Ashland to meet McGuires School with a fast, hard tackling lineup. The Big Four match in Lexington draws strong crowds as Wyndham Lee owns tickets for both games.
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Front Royal
Lexington
Wyndham Lee
Jackets
Randolph Macon
Ashland
McGuires School
McGuires
Riddick
Fishburne
Local Ee
Atso
Leesburg High
Lions Club To Sponsor Dance In Front Royal
Front Royal Va October 25 The Lions Club announces a gala dance at Updikes Hall on Tuesday November 27 A planning committee led by Dalton Johnson J M Biggs Henry Trout Jr Aubrey Smith William Herring and Thomas M Kerns met to review details William S to contact orchestras and bid selection Hi Trout will oversee decorations
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Front Royal
Front Royal Lions Club
Updike’s Hall
Dalton Johnson
J. M. Biggs
Henry Trout, Jr
Aubrey Smith
William Herring
Thomas M. Kerns
Williams
Cottee
Hi Trout
Student Group To Benefit In Star Campaign
Royal Virginia October 25 The Winchester Evening Star enters an agreement with Warren County High School Athletic Association. Commissions from sales by association members will be turned over to the association. An extra prize may be awarded if subscriptions reach a target. Members will not compete for cash prizes. Time limits stated.
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Royal
Warren County
Winchester Evening Star
Athletic Association
Warren County High
Time Limis
Worthy Grand Matron to Make Visit
Final rehearsal for the official visitation of Mrs. Emily B. Chinn Hague Worthy Grand Matron of the Virginia Branch Order of Eastern Star was held last night. The visitation will take place tomorrow night Friday October 26. Mrs. S. C. Payne Worthy Matron of the local chapter announced visitors from Washington Richmond Norfolk Alexandria Clarendon Winchester and other Valley towns will attend. The meeting will be followed by a supper served by the host chapter.
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Front Royal
Emily B. Chinn
Hague
Virginia
Order of Eastern Star
S. C. Payne
Washington
Richmond
Norfolk
Alexandria
Clarendon
Winchester
Predicts Capture of T. H. Robinson in Nashville
News notes an expectation that Thomas H. Robinson Jr. will be captured alive and brought back to Nashville. Dr. Cooke of Western State Hospital describes Robinson as an inmate misclassified as a patient and likely to surrender when confronted by officers. He says Robinson would offer no resistance and is not considered a danger to himself.
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Nashville
Tenn
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Stoll
Western Statesospital
Cooke
Western State Hospital
Robinson
Growth of Bananas Bending Upward During Development
A fragmented science note describes banana fruit growth with initial outward pointing then bending upward as stems mature, noting direction changes during development and a vertical orientation shift.
Front Royal Social and Personal News Highlights October 25
Senator Aubrey G. Weaver and Gen Beverley Browne depart for a two day Richmond trip. Allen D. Jones of the U S Attorney General's office consults with Shenandoah National Park officials. The Front Royal Glee Club meets at Mrs Edward Casarotti's home. Brisk note on V M I Virginia and V P L W L games attendance. Armistice Day service to be led by Chaplain Caulkins at Park Theatre November 11. Several locals attend football and club events in nearby cities.
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Front Royal
Aubrey G. Weaver
Beverley Browne
Richmond
Allen D. Jones
Attorney General of the
United States
Shenandoah National Park
Front Royal Glee Club
Edward Casarotti
Charles Caulkins
Giles B. Cook
American Legion
Park Theatre
Referendum on Liquor Sales in Culpeper Asked
A petition with 201 signatures filed with Culpeper Circuit Court Judge Alexander T. Browning seeks a local election on wine and beer licenses and a state liquor dispensary. Local attorneys E. E. Johnson and Burnett Miller, Jr. were named to review the list, with a January election suggested.
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Culpeper
Alexander T. Browning
Culpeper Circuit Court
Browning
E. E. Johnson
Burnett Miller, Jr
Liquor Election Blocked by Local Office Elections
In Bluefield a petition seeks a local option on liquor sales but the vote likely cannot occur until 1937 due to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act. The act bars option elections in years when a Commonwealth's attorney, commissioner of the revenue, or treasurer is elected. The community already elected a treasurer this year and will choose other county officers next year, with treasurer races in 1936.
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Bluefield
A. C. Buchanan
Tazewell County
Experts Differ As To Wisdom Of Gold Policy
On the first anniversary of the RFC gold purchase program, the price of gold rose from 31.09 to 35 dollars per ounce, a 12.5 percent increase. Wholesale prices tracked by the Bureau of Labor Statistics show a 7.3 percent rise since October 13, with a 16.4 percent gain versus the 1926 average. Since March 1933, the bank holiday and end of gold payments for paper money, wholesale prices are up about 28 percent while gold has climbed about 69 percent.
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Washington
RFC
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ostrich Uses Beyond Feathers Highlighted in Article
The ostrich proves valuable for more than its plumage as many kept for meat and eggs. Young birds fed on poultry foods yield flesh similar to turkey. The species also provides pensin.
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Turkey
Roosevelt hints no cash bonus at Roanoke hospital dedication
President Roosevelt hints veterans will not receive a cash bonus as he dedicates the Roanoke Virginia veterans' hospital worth 1 7 million dollars on the eve of the American Legion convention in Miami Florida. He stresses care for the disabled destitute and starving as the priority.
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Veterans’ Hospital
Roanoke
Roosevelt
National American Legion
Miami
Fla
Stream-Lined Train Sets Coast-To-Coast Speed Record
The M-10001 stream-lined train ran from Los Angeles to New York City in 56 hours 56 minutes, breaking the coast to coast record by 14 hours 31 minutes. W. A. Harriman, current Union Pacific chairman and son of E H Harriman, rode aboard. The 376-foot train, powered by a 900 horsepower diesel, began its run Monday night Pacific Time, with speeds peaking at 120 mph yesterday before slowing near Grand Central.
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New York
Union Cffic
Grand Central Station
Los Angeles
New York City
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Free Labor Man From Asylum In Pennsylvania
George Issoski a 41 year old West Aliquippa man released from Torrance State Hospital after an independent finding of sanity. Governor Pinchot called his prior confinement a frameup as investigators from the State Department of Labor begin examining a second asylum inmate's commitment. The first man is reunited with his wife and seven children while probes continue.
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Pittsburgh
West Aliquippa
Pinchot
George Issoski
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Torrance State Hospital
State Department of Labor
Silk and Rayon Dyers Walk Out In Paterson Area
Paterson area silk and rayon dyers walk out with unofficial estimates placing 15,000 on cheering picket lines. Leaders say mass picketing possible but no plants were operating as shops prepared to open. A midnights start sparked a stalled conference and failed negotiations over a 30 hour week and closed shop, with unions seeking a $20 minimum and employers standing firm. Police prepared protection for workers at plants that opened. Elated leaders plan a mass meeting at Hinchcliffe Stadium.
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Hinchcliffe Stadium
George Baldanzi
Federation of Silk and Rayon Dyers and Finishers of America
John Murphy
Paterson
Emanuel Shavick
Institute of Silk Dyers and Finishers
P. W. Chappell
United States Department of Labor
Chappell
Shavick
Baldanzi
Dyers
Janina
Handley Aims to Beat Hagerstown This Saturday
Handley hopes to overcome a scoreless outing at Luray as it travels to Hagerstown Md to meet the unbeaten locals. The Judges boast an impregnable line and expect Dick Lineburg to return at right end. The lineup features Ramey Baker Grim Armel at center H Baker Clevenger Lineburg Ward Stimmel Johnson Crisman.
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Handley
Hagerstown
Winchester
Dick Lineburg
Luray
Washington and Lee High School
Clarendon
Parsons
Ramey
I. E
C. Baker
1. T
Grim
1. G
Armel
Center
H. Baker
R. G
Clevenger
R. T
Lineburg
R. E
Ward
F. B
Stimmel
Dr John Condon identifies Hauptmann in Lindbergh ransom case
New York World Telegram reports Dr John F Condon identified Bruno Richard Hauptmann as the man paid $50,000 ransom in a Bronx cemetery after a one hour talk in Hunterdon county jail. Attorney General Wilentz withheld comment citing a secrecy pledge from Condon.
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New York
New York World-Telegram
Flemington
N. J
John F. Condon
Jassie
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
the World-Telegram
Condon
Hauptmann
Hunterdon County
Lindbergh
John
Woodlawn Cemetery
David T. Wilentz
New Jersey
Wilentz
Perth Amboy
Dr. Condon
Seven Hills of Richmond Names Across History
The seven hills of Richmond Virginia have been known by many names including Church hill Smiths hill Libby hill Gambles hill Oregon hill Hollywood hill and Capitol hill detailing a historic naming variety.
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Seven Hills
Richmond
Seven Hills of
Church Hill
Smiths Hill
Libby Hill
Gambles Hill
Oregon Hill
Hollywood Hill
Capitol Hill
Grand Jury Returns Eight True Bills in Corporation Court
Eight true bills were returned this morning by the Corporation Court grand jury. Judge Philip Williams presided. Foreman Joseph Hodgson led a panel including H. W. Copenhaver Warren J. S. Eddy W. Benton Snider and M. K. Shirkey. Indicted were Charles Taylor Archie Lowery Blondella Jackson James A White John Wasson for robbery stealing an automobile and breaking into a paint shop. Several indictments likely to face Judge Williams this afternoon.
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Corporation Court
Philip Williams
Joseph Hodgson
Warren J. S. Eddy
M. K. Shirkey
Charles Taylor
Archie Lowery
Blondella Jackson
James A. White
John Wasson
Ansell B. Sollenberger
James Lillis
Benjamin
Boots’) Kendal
Carl Patton
Fred L. Glaize
Williams
Washing washable silk dresses in the machine
A national magazine advises washing washable silk dresses in a washing machine. Use lukewarm water with mild soap, wash three to five minutes, and rinse thoroughly in three lukewarm waters.
Kellogg's All-Bran Claims Cure for Chronic Constipation
A 70 year old man reports 40 years of relief using All Bran after nurses recommended it. Laboratory notes highlight that bulk from bran stimulates intestines and provides iron and vitamin B, with two tablespoons daily or per meal in serious cases.
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L. M. Durigan
Uffalo Ave
Jacksonville
Florida
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Plant Cuttings: Steps for Healthy Houseplants
Central Press explains making slips from young shoots with a sharp downward cut just below a leaf. Use 4 vigorous shoots not too rapid growing. Do cuttings outdoors early to root before indoor conditions shift to heat and dry air. Gradual acclimation prevents leaf loss from temperature and humidity shock.
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Central Press Garden
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