Peery Byrd Speak At Grange Meeting In Shenandoah
George C. Peery Democratic candidate for Governor defended against mudslinging and urged voting for the Democratic record in Virginia. Senator Byrd followed with remarks praising Hunter B. Chapman and backing the national recovery program to aid farmers. Major Wise and other Republicans campaigned in Page county challenging Democratic plans and calling for a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
George C. Peery
Virginia
Peery
J. M. Bauserman
Byrd
Luray
Richard S. Wright, Jr
Young Democratic Club
Shenandoah County
Harrisonburg
Hunter B. Chapman
House of Delegates
Chapman
Senandoah
Grange
Washington
Clarence Poe
Roosevelt
Wise
Shenandoah
Page County
Henry A. Wise
Fred W. McWane
J. Powell Royall
Senate
Major Wise
Harry F. Byrd
Stock Market Shows Dull Beginnings Then Improvement
The Associated Press reports a cautious early market in New York with prices edging higher in the afternoon. Investors weigh the administration gold program as sterling opens at 4.7142 and call money stands at three quarters of a percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Sterling
Little Theatre Plans For Upcoming Season At Capitol Theatre
The Little Theatre board outlines a season with Expressing Willie directed by John Williams at the Capitol Theatre in December and Alberto Correia’s Death Takes a Holiday set for February. Tickets for The Perfect Alibi go on sale December 1. Various committee chairs and a 300-member membership drive are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
Little Theatre
Po Engine
Capitol Theatre
John Williams
Willie
Alberto Correia
Thomas Baldridge
4. K. Benham
Mary Greenway Russell
Virginia T. Boyd
Betsy Rice
Emma Ginn Baker
J. Victor Arthur
Anne Brooke Kern
Funeral Rites Held For Thos J Cooper Leader in City Life
Funeral services for Thomas J. Cooper were conducted at Grace Lutheran Church and his home before burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Revered by business, civic, and church circles, he led a large wholesale firm and served on the Handley Board of Trustees. Pallbearers included prominent doctors and community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Thomas J. Cooper
Fairmont Avenue
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Cooper
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Church
Mount Hebron
A. D. Henkel
George H. Heist
J. A. Richard
J. George Baetjer
Harry A. Schmidt
C. Vernon Eddy
Lutheran Church
Handley Board of Trustees
Virginia General Assembly
Kinzey Joins Federal Land Bank in Baltimore
Grover C. Kinzey, longtime emergency county official, takes a inspector role with the Federal Land Bank in Baltimore. Miss Nuris Reid Jolliffe, secretary, will run the office next week while the Winchester office closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank
Shenandoah Valley Academy Prepares New Attacks for Next Game
Shenandoah Valley Academy works on new attack methods for the upcoming game at Soldiers Field on Saturday. Coach Fraley reports the team is in good condition after a 19 to 0 loss to Virginia Episcopal School and has made lineup changes and practice improvements for next week’s home match at VMI.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Virginia Episcopal School
Lynchburg
Soldiers’ Field
Lexington
Fraley
Praley
Auto Owners Settle Damages After Martinsburg Pike Collision
Fenders and radiators were damaged to about 60 dollars on the cars of Isaac Allamong and Flark Harris when their vehicles collided on the Martinsburg pike near the Virginia West Virginia line opposite a church. Both owners agreed among themselves to pay the damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Allamong
Flark Harris
Martinsburg Pike
Virginia-West Virginia
High Mass for Mr Fitzpatrick at Sacred Heart
Funeral for Charles Fitzpatrick, longtime Baltimore resident and Winchester native, held at the Church of the Sacred Heart with high mass by Rev. Paul V. Heller. Interment followed in the Catholic Cemetery family plot. Pallbearers: Donald McFadden, David Reardon, Bernard Sullivan, Joseph Sullivan, Lawrence Sullivan. Body brought from Baltimore the night before, kept at Nan Keating’s home on South Loudoun Street.
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Charles Fitzpatrick
Winchester
Baltimore
Church of the Sacred Heart
Paul V. Heller
Donald McFadden
David Reardon
Bernard Sullivan
Joseph Sullivan
Lawrence Sullivan
Fitzpatrick
Nan Keating
South Loudoun Street
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices Report
Closing quotations in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets list December at 89 percent May at 91 percent and July at 89 percent. Winchester Spot Wheat quoted at 88 and Baltimore Spot Wheat at 94 with daily data supplied by Winchester Milling Corporation through Sticker Sales Corpora tion dealers in cash grain and futures.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
Cash
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Mrs A C Carson Returns Home From Washington Visit
Mrs A C Carson has returned to Riverton after visiting George Town DC as the guest of Col and Mrs S C Reynolds.
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A. C. Carson
Riverton
Georgetown
D C
Col
S. C. Reynolds
Virginia Republican to back Democratic state nominees
Robert M. Hughes Sr a leading Norfolk Republican and former congress candidate says he will vote for the Democratic candidates Peery Byrd and Saunders in the November state election He cites trust in Republicans on national finances but notes his long standing GOP views and support for the Democratic slate may reflect broader political shifts.
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Robert M. Hughes, Sr
Virginia
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Robert M. Hughes,Sr
Congress
Mr. Hughes
Robert M. Hughes
Norfolk
Peery
Byrd and Saunders
Ledgeratch
Cleveland and
Glass
Jail leader of Khaki Shirts faces charges after march clash
Art J. Smith commander of the Khaki Shirts was jailed in Philadelphia after surrendering to authorities following a police raid that aborted a planned march on Washington. Police found guns but no war chest at the headquarters as Smith was jailed with his lawyer J P McGranery present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art J. Smith
Washington
J. P. McGranery
Philadelphia
Smith
Dispute Over Body of Hanged Negro Stirs Maryland Harlem
A dispute over Euel Lee body, hanged at Maryland penitentiary, escalates as a women’s group seeks the body for a Harlem mass meeting. Warden Brady blocks transfer, a state attorney ruling expected, and a funeral planned in Maryland with possible New York state viewing.
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Ballimore
Euel Lee
Maryland State Penitentiary
New York
Harlem
Ades
Patrick Brady
Lee
Green K. Davis
Maryland
Supreme Court of the United States
International Labor Defense
United States
Maryland State
Will le
William Patterson
International Labor Defense League
Patterson
Bernard Ades
Dr Stickley Returns to Alabama Hospital
Dr Downing Stickley leaves Stephens City after a three week visit to his parents. He has served on the staff of the Tennessee Coal Railway Employees Hospital in Fairfield Alabama for ten years. His brother Dr Courtney B Stickley is interning there. He spent a week in New York for post graduate work.
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Downing Stickley
Fairfield
Birmingham
Ala
Stickley
P. B. Stickley
Stephens City
Dr. Stickley
Tenessee Coal Railway Employees’ Hospital
Courtney B. Stickley
New York Hospital
Magistrate Holds Hildebrand For Court On Manslaughter Charge
Geo Hildebrand is held for the circuit court grand jury after a hearing before Magistrate A J Tavenner on a manslaughter charge tied to an auto accident that killed five year old David Thomas Baker, son of Mr and Mrs Callie Baker. Bail arrangements were set. The related case of Gene McCormick Inwood W Va on a similar auto death charge was dismissed at Memorial Hospital where he remains a patient.
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George Hildebrand
David Thomas Baker
Callie Baker
A. J. Tavenner
Gene McCormick
Inwood
W. Va
Henry Bell
Memorial Hospital
Robertson Hosts Rural Carriers in Lexington Event
Congressman A Willis Robertson invites rural carrier spouses from the old Seventh District to a guest reception in Lexington Virginia on Tuesday October 31 at 2 PM. Attendees are asked to arrive on time due to Robertson’s Roanoke engagement that night. Invitation distributed by Odell Howerton secretary of the Virginia Rural Carrier Carriers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Willis Robertson
Seventh Congressional District
Lexington
Robertson
Roanoke
Odell Howerton
Virginia Rural Cetter Carriers’ Association
Concord Depot
Krol Case Set for Trial November 20
In Corporation Court Judge Philip Williams set the commonwealth case against Max Krol for the November term beginning November 20. Krol, held in the local jail, is charged with embezzling thousands from the old Jones Woolen Company in 1929. He was arrested after a January capture in New York, fled on bond, and was later located in Chicago before being brought back here by City Sergeant C. Lee Barr.
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Corporation Court
Philip Williams
the Commonwealth
Max Krol
Krol
Old Jones Woolen Company
New York
Chicago
C. Lee Barr
Graf Zeppelin Groomed for Eastern Flight
Akron residents at the air dock watched Graf Zeppelin prepared for its homeward journey to Friedrichshafen via Seville after visiting Chicago. A tentative take-off time is set for 8 a m tomorrow. Skipper Dr. Hugh Eckener has not announced the eastern U S route.
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Associated Press
Akron
America
Macon
Hugh Eckener
Graf
United States
For Rent Large apartment 608 S Stewart
For Rent notice for a large apartment at 608 South Stewart listed by C A Robinson with contact number 562 dating 10 26. Classified ad also notes a fresh green vegetables line daily from Pure Food Store with ad tag 1p 1t.
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S. Stewart
C. A. Robinson
Death Removes Rev. Dr. Miller's Wife in Carolina
Daisy Sutton Miller wife of Rev. Dr. Lewis G. Miller died at 6 p m at the home of her sister Mrs Frank B Richardson in Bagby Caroline county Virginia She had long ill health and earlier missionary work in Japan where she met the Grace Lutheran Church leader They leave a daughter Mrs Joseph E Brown of Atlanta and five brothers Funeral at Grace Lutheran Winchester with Rev Dr Luther A Thomas presiding and burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery’s Miller lot
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Winchester
Daisy Sutton Miller
Lewis
G. Miller
Frank B. Richardson
Bagby
Caroline County
United States
Miller
Grand Matron's Visit To Front Royal Put Off
Illness of Mr. Lloyd C. Willey of Front Royal, a key officer of the Order of the Eastern Star, prompted cancellation of the grand matron Mrs. Nellie R. Gosden's planned November 3 official visit to Front Royal. Some McKinley Chapter members will instead travel to Alexandria to attend Mary Washington Chapter No. 50 where Mrs. Gosden will be present at the George Washington Memorial Masonic Temple on Shooters Hill.
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Lloyd C. Willey
Front Royal
Order of the Eastern Star
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Nellie R. Gosden
Clarendon
McKinley
Alexandria
Mary Washington Chapter
Estate of A H Miller Appraised at 65 440 83
Appraisers report the estate of the late A H Miller Sr at 65 440 83, with five North Loudoun and North Braddock properties valued at 34 500, bonds 8 300, stock 350, personal property 953 75, and bank balance 21 337, the total. Appraisers named are C P McVicar, George H Heist and Robert W Sheetz.
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A. H. Miller
Corporation
Miller
Loudoun
North Braddock Streets
C. P. McVicar
George H. Heist
Robert W. Sheetz
Death wraps quiet life of Mrs. Virginia Baker
Mrs. Virginia Gilkerson Baker widow of Alexander M. Baker died peacefully at her home 608 South Washington Winchester at 10 25 p m after long illness She was in her seventieth year and a longtime social and charitable figure in Winchester She is survived by daughter Mrs Virginia Baker Vredenburgh three grandchildren and a brother Henry Gilkerson The funeral will be held at Christ Church at 4 p m Saturday with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers listed.
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Virginia Gilkerson Baker
Alexander M. Baker
South
Washington Street
Baker
Winchester
James Gilkerson
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Virginia Baker Vredenburgh
James B. Vredenburgh
United States Navy
Air Service
Pensacola
William B. Baker
Henry Brown
Henry M. Baker
B. Mitchell Knight, Jr
Funeral Directors Remake Business Focus on Funerals
R. T. Jones and Company, long known for antique furniture and funeral services, have quit the antique side to devote full time to funeral interests. They remodeled the front of their South Loudoun Street establishment into a reception room decorated with antique pieces. A second room is being redecorated as a quiet private funeral chapel with comfortable seating, available for families at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Jones and Company
Loudoun Street
Federal suit seeks $20,000 life policy payment
Estate of Harry Clemmer sues Jefferson Standard Life Insurance in U S District Court to collect $20,000 on a double indemnity policy. The company contends Clemmer died by his own action while cleaning a revolver. the trial opened with lengthy evidentiary arguments in Harrisonburg.
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Star
Harrisonburg
Harry Clemmer
Stonewall Jackson Country Club
Augusta County
Staunton
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Greensboro
N. C
United States District Court
John Paul
Clemmer
Stonewall Jackson
Stourton
Lindbergh Arrives in Paris Incognito From Inverness Flight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh slipped into Paris in secret avoiding a heroes welcome after a stormy trans Atlantic flight from Inverness Scotland. They landed at Les Maureaux then traveled by car through Paris with guards keeping their plans hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Hotel Crillon
Les Maureaux
Inverness
Scotland
Champs Elysses
Ocean Flier
London
Inverness Ostensi
Ton
Eng
Naval
Seine
Death Removes Isaac Parshall in California
Isaac H. Parshall, 82, son of the late Vincent and Eliza Anne Parshall of Fayette County Pennsylvania, died Monday in Long Beach California after an invalid spell. He is survived by his widow three sons and two daughters Ralph R Parshall of Idaho Oregon Vernon V Parshall of Elmhurst Illinois Raymond Parshall of Omaha Nebraska Mrs C G Burnet Billingham Washington and Miss Blanche Parshall who lived at home, plus a sister Miss Elizabeth Parshall Berryville. Funeral services were held Wednesday with interment in Long Beach cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Isaac H. Parshall
Vincent
Eliza Anne Parshall
Fayette County
Long Beach
Cal
Ralph R. Parshall
Id. Ore
Vernon V. Parshall
Elmhurst
Raymond Parshall
Omaha
Neb
C. G. Burnet
Billingham
Wash
Blanche Parshall
Elizabeth Parshall
Beer Licenses Approved by Corporation Court
Judge Williams of the Corporation Court approves several beer licenses this week. Names on file with the court clerk include Peter Morgan, W H Wilson of Liberty Tavern, Steven Yeatras of Crystal Confectionery, James Pappas of Busy Bee Restaurant, and Christ Ganos of Star Restaurant. Coats dresses and hosiery advertised with Moling é Cather.
Poultry Specials At E. J. Snapp Farm
Frying chickens ten cents to sixteen cents per pound roasting chickens ten to sixteen cents per pound Young guineas priced at forty cents each No charge for fence contact Phone 626 E. J. Snapp Sale notice with pricing and contact details.
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E. J. Snapp
Hallowe'en Social at United Brethren Church
A Hallowe'en Social will be held at the United Brethren Church tonight beginning at 7:30 p.m. The event invites community members to enjoy games and fellowship in a family friendly setting.
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United Brethren Church
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P. Slander
Woodstock
Thos. J. Cooper
Mr. Kinzey
U.S. Land Bank
S.V. A
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Sacred Heart
Pollard
James P. McGranery
Alabama Hospital
Geo. Hildebrand
Ma. Robertson
Graf Zeppelin
Dr. Miller
Carolina
Death
A. M. Baker
Winchester Society
Harry Clammer
Stonewall Jacksontry Club
Col. Lindbergh
Isaac Parshall
California
Moling É& Cather
Hallowe'en Social
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