Benefit Concert By Local Bands In Front Royal
A Sunday afternoon benefit concert at 3 15 o clock will aid Warren County high school needy children. Performances by combined bands from the high school and Randolph-Macon Academy under Captain Dean and the Royal Troubadours directed by Jimmy Doman. Soloists Mrs G E A Reirburg and Mrs Q D Gasque with selections by Handel Mendelssohn and Adams. The Front Royal Glee Club will sing pieces under Mrs Gasque. Ministers will lead the service and a silver offering will aid clothing needs, with strong attendance hoped for.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Randolph-Macon Academy
Captain Dean
Royal Troubadours
Jimmy , Doman
Chanette
Ribble
Vanguard
Hollingsworth
Skornicka
America
G. E. A. Reirburg
Q. D. Gasque
Judah
Handel
Front Royal Glee Club
Gasque
Carrie B. Adams
Elijah
Mendelssohn
150 Gallon Still Destroyed Friday
Front Royal report says a 150 gallon still, found five miles east of town, was destroyed Friday morning by State Inspector Barrett of Berryville and E C Smith of Front Royal. No arrest was made as the operators fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Barrett
Berryville
E. c. Smith
Warrenton Defeats County High in Regional Football Game
Warrenton High School defeated Warren County High 19 to 6 at Front Royal. Warren County first crossed the line on a forward pass from Eckard to March but failed the extra point. Warrenton added two second period touchdowns and another on a line drive. Midgets Win. Warren County Midgets beat Randolph-Macon Academy Midgets 13 to 6 on passes. Randolph-Macon answered with a 60 yard Gibbs run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Warren County
Warrenton High School
Eckard
Warrenton
Warren County High School
Randolph-Macon Academy
W.c.h. S
Randolph-Macon
Gibbs
Hold Rites For Russell Fincham
Funeral services were held at Washington Virginia for Russell Fincham aged 23 who was accidentally killed Thursday afternoon while target practicing south of Front Royal. Interment followed at Washington Cemetery.
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Front Royal
Washington, Va
Russell Fincham
Washington Cemetery
Hurricane Wind Moderates After Cape Gracias Destruction
Puerto Cabezas Nicara gua Oct 26 Winds of hurricane velocity that ruined farms near Cape Gracias yesterday moderated today Losses to banana plantations are expected to reach thousands of dollars.
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Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
Cape Gracias
Police Protect Lyon And Wife In Threat Letters
Bebe Daniels and her husband Ben Lyon received police protection again after letters threatened the safety of Lyon and their four year old child. Lyon said the handwriting resembled Albert M. Holland, a disabled veteran who was sent to an asylum in 1933 after annoying Miss Daniels and who recently escaped.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Bebe Daniels
Ben Lyon
Lyon
Albert M. Holland
Classical masters define music excellence and standards
The article asserts classical music denotes works conforming to high authorities of form and quality. It cites Handel, Hayden, Beethoven, Mozart, Mendelssohn, Chopin, Wagner, and many other renowned composers as models of vocal and instrumental majesty.
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Handel
Hayden
Beethoven
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Wagner
Princes of Music
Front Royal Social Notes Reflect Military Games and Local Visits
Mrs Walter Cory spends today with friends in Washington. Major and Mrs Rolfe Millar attend the V M I Virginia game in Charlottesville. Mr and Mrs W L Olsen and son William from Brooklyn plan a weekend with their son Jack Olsen at Randolph Macon. Mrs J D Turner visits Hampton. Louise Seal from Richmond visits Mrs Loyd Willey. Bozarths of Williamsburg guest at Shireys. Alvin Haley attends the Navy Notre Dame game in Baltimore. Judge Walter G Olmstead travels to Washington to visit his son in law and daughter. Mrs Olmstead joins for weekend then returns. Mrs Edward Grey returns to Brentwood L I after two weeks with her mother. Newbold Noyes and Mrs Buchanan Merryman spend weekend with Mrs Noyes' mother in Rappahannock. Mr and Mrs Elliott Marshall return from wedding trip to New York and reside here. Mrs R W Payne Mrs Garth Payne and Byrne Downing Jr visit Baltimore to see the Navy Notre Dame camp. Ray Baker spends weekend with his parents in Luray. Randolph-Macon Academy teams travel to Woodberry Forest for a football doubleheader today.
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W. L. Olsen
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Olsen
Washington
Jack Olsen
Randolph-Macon
R. W. Payne
Garth Payne
Byrne Downing, Jr
Baltimore
Larry Boerner
Navy-Notre Dame
Worthy Matron Visits Eastern Star Chapter in Front Royal
Worthy Grand Matron Marian Ames of Norfolk visits Front Royal Eastern Star Chapter. Attendees include Louise Beal of Avenue Richmond and Bessie Lapsley of Charlottesville. Meeting led by Worthy Matron Clarence Simpson with officers listed. Ames speaks, gifts exchanged, a sandwich salad reception follows.
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Front Royal
Marian Ames
Norfolk
Eastern Star
Louise Beal
Avenue Chapter
Richmond
Bessie Lapsley
Charlottesville
A. B. Honts
Marshall
Mary Bozarth
Williamsburg
Clarence Simpson
Thomas Downing
Amos Scott
Tom Downing
Gladys Deming
Menefee
A. N. Carroll
Stewart Payne
Ed Stokes
E. B. Samsell
George N. Buck
Sentinel
Susie Bierer
Ada
Louise Shirey
Esther
Electa
Mariah Ames
E. H. Stokes
President Attends Dedication of Choptank Span
President Roosevelt boarded the Sequoia at Annapolis for a Chesapeake Bay cruise to dedicate the Choptank bridge near Cambridge. He was met by Senator Radcliffe and planned to tour the Potomac River tonight before returning to the White House tomorrow afternoon.
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Annapolis
Roosevelt
Chesapeake Bay
Cambridge
Senator Radcliffe
Maryland
Potomac River
White House
Agriculture At Cross Roads In The Machine Age
L J Taber national master urges Virginia Grange to boost farmer buying power and fair time-based prices. Virginia has near lowest tax rate. remarks by C H Morrissett note budgets and expenditures. Over 300 Grange members attend with degrees conferred and a Sinn day reception at Sunny Slope turkey ranch with a turkey dinner and local agricultural leaders.
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Harrisonburg
L. J. Taber
Columbus
Ohio
Taber
C. H. Morrissett
Virginia
The
Grange
Old Dominion
United States
West Virginia
of Virginia
Shenandoah Pomona
Rockingham Fomona Grange
Chas. W. Wampler Grange
Labor Shortage Predictions Ahead of Virginia Highway Boom
A State Highway Department official warns that launching the federal highway program will strain Virginia labor supply. With about 15 million dollars in major projects planned by year’s start, demand for workers will rise as farm season ends and spring road construction speeds up.
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Richmond
State Highway Department
Virginia
Department
Markets edge higher closing steady on light Saturday volume
The New York stock market inched up to near four year highs before easing. Active trading concentrated in motors rails oils and merchandising stocks while grains and cotton showed little gain. Bond trading was mixed and foreign exchange slipped slightly with sterling near 4.92 dollars and the franc and lira firmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Winnipeg
Local Markets Market Updates From The Star
Local markets are updated daily with price moves and notable shifts. The Star notes it does not assume responsibility for typographical errors and reminds readers prices may vary by vendor.
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The
Star
Patent Brand Feed Prices Mapped Across Bag Sizes
The listing shows patent brand feeds with per barrel prices for various bag weights including 98 lb, 48 lb, 24 lb, 12 lb options. It includes cracked corn meal mash egg mash and other dairy and livestock feeds with unit prices and bag sizes, reflecting a market snapshot.
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S.ceeveees
Kasco
la Pepe Ie
Cesseee
Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce Markets
Baltimore market notes show cattle prices up to 50 cents, vealers down, sheep up to 10 cents, and calves steady. Philadelphia live poultry and butter quotes listed, with various grades and prices for fowls, turkeys, and butter across standard categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimor
U. S. Dept. Agric
Philadelphia
U. S&s
Grain futures and cash prices across wheat and corn markets
In Chicago and Baltimore on October 26 quotations show futures for wheat with December at 98 34, May near 98 ¾, and July around 88 ¾. Corn and rye futures also listed, with barley and lard prices in Oct futures. Cash grain in Chicago shows No 3 red wheat around 1.01, corn values near 0.74 to 0.88, and yellow white corn prices. Baltimore markets note wheat around 98 cents and yellow corn near 90 cents per bushel with bar rel prices at mill deliveries.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Apple Market Report Winchester Martinsburg Demand Steady
Winchester and Martinsburg markets show moderate demand and steady prices for apples. Wire order sales note f o b carload and barrel terms with Yorks and Black Twigs varying by size and grade, including U S No 1, U S Utility, and Ben Davis in bulk cwt pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Martinsburg
Yorks
U. S
Black Twigs
Ben Davis
U. S. Utility
Mussolini Defies League Sanctions in Speech to Blackshirts
Premier Mussolini denounces League of Nations sanctions on Italy and vows fierce resistance. He praises Italian heroism in Africa and urges 44 million Italians to answer the call for duty and sacrifice as Fascism marks its fourteenth year.
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Rome
Mussolini
League of Nations
Italy
Aduwa
Africa
Il Duce
Duce
Ruth Clark 13 Shot to Death on Taleville Farm
Ruth Clark, 13, was killed in her sleep on a Taleville farm near Gouverneur, New York. A 50 year old farmhand, Walter Phippins, shot her and then died by suicide. coroner Frank D. Allen ruled homicide and death by own action.
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Governeur
N. Y
Ruth Clark
Taleville
Walter Phippins
Frank D. Allen
Minister Vinci Quits Ethiopia Guarded as Emissary Departs
Italy's minister to Ethiopia Count Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci left Addis Ababa guarded and silent after a 16 day ultimatum to depart. He boarded a train to Djibouti amid Emperor Haile Selassie's wary mood and guards, then headed for Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Mills
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Italy
Ethiopia
Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci
Calderini
Djibouti
French Somaliland
Vinci Gigliucci
Mussolini
Emperor Haile Selassie
Il Duce
Vinci-Gigliucci
Rome
King of Kings
Additional WPA Projects Approved Across 22 States
Comptroller-General J. R. McCarl approved $159,315,110 in new WPA projects in 22 states on October 26. Texas had $1,565,038 already announced. details will be released next week. State totals include West Virginia $26,686,067 and Virginia $2,582,354.
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Washington
J. R. McCarl
Texas
McCarn
West Virginia
Virginia
Salvation Army to Increase Ranks and Centers in U S
General Evangeline Booth announced in Los Angeles that the Salvation Army will greatly increase its personnel in the United States and open more centers of work across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
United States
Death comes to P. M. Funkhouser county citizen remembered
P M Funkhouser a leading farmer and stock breeder in northern Virginia and a dealer in wire fencing and roofing died this week. He served as a deacon in the Church of the Brethren and led Sunday schools in Shawnee district. Funeral services will be held Sunday at the Valley Pike Church of the Brethren in Maurertown with interment in the local cemetery. pallbearers named.
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Bartaing
Chester
Funkhouser
Church of the Brethren
Jubilee Church
Shawnee
Frederick County
Virginia
Mr. Blough
Pennsyvania
LR. Dettra
Vaucluse
Valley Pike Church
William A
Cecil Bailey
Julius W. Richard
Ernest Smith
Robert Barron
Lee Anderson
Albert Stern Found Dead After Self Inflicted Action
Police trace account from Rosenthal who spoke to the youth Stern claimed lacking food and shelter. He had only eyeglasses without lenses. Rosenthal took him to a boarding house and bought milk. Stern vanished and was later found dead, raising questions about his alleged role in the Dutch Schultz underworld war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenthal
Stern
Dutch Schultz Organization
Valuable Bitter Lots for Sale Winchester Virginia
Trustees announce public auction of two adjacent Winchester lots on Valley Avenue totaling eight acres. Laid under multiple deeds of trust to Shenandoah National Bank, sale covers life estate terms, with one third cash due sale day and balance in two yearly installments secured by bonds and insurance. Auction set for noon Saturday November 9 1935 in front of the County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Lynch
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Virginia
Seid
O. T. Ritter
M.M. Lynch
R. Gray Williams
M. M. Lynch
R. Gray
Williams
Valley Avenue
William H. Baker
W. J. Whitlock
George W. Haddox
Circuit Court
Frederick County
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Wife
North Fork—Clear
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Front Royal News
Walter Cory
Mrs. Rolfe Millar
Louise Seal
Loyd Willey
Mrs. Bozarth
P. M. Shirey
Alvin Haley
Walter G. Olmstead
Lynn de Lashmutt
Mrs. Olmstead
Judge Olmstead
Edward Grey
Brentwood, L. I
Allie Carron
Newbold Noyes
Buchanan Merryman
Washington, D. C
Elliott Marshall
Ray Baker
Luray
Woodberry Forest
Agriculture
Cross Roads
Louis J. Taber
Virginia Grange Folk
Charles W.wampler
Sunny Slope
Dayton
Virginia Turkey Association
Mr. Wampler
Howard Zigier
Dave Shank
Valley of Virginia Milk Producers Association
Stock Exchange
American Can
American Radiator
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
American Woolen
Arch Topeka & San Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas
Gneeral Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Stand. Oil of
N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. 8 S. Steel
Woolworth
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New City Directory
Winchester Stationers & Printers
P. M. Funkhouser
Albert Stern
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