Edgar Bean Dies in Windom Kansas Auto Crash
Mrs. Ida Good learns her nephew Edgar Bean son of the late Nathan and Rachel Bean was killed October 16 in an automobile wreck near Windom Kansas. He was en route to McPherson where his daughter teaches. Survived by widow and five children. body buried at Little River Cemetery. He was a nephew of several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Good
Esther Chrismore
Kansas
Edgar Bean
Nathan
Rachel A. Bean
Windom
Kans
Bean
McPherson
Little River
Good
J. B. Snapp
Hayfield
A. F. Williams
Mount Williams
Frederick County
Last Rites For Mrs. W. H. Rickard
Funeral held at Middletown home for Mrs Mary Ellen Rickard wife of William H Rickard of near Middletown. Elder Powers of Martinsburg Primitive Baptist Church officiated with Rev W W A Clark of the Methodist Episcopal Church South assisting. Survived by husband and children a brother and many relatives.
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Middletown
Mary Ellen Rickard
William H. Rickard
Powers
Primitive Baptist Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
W.W. A. Clark
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
J. Huffman
M. M. McDonald
R. M. Cougill
C. I. Brumback
Brumback
Robert Campbell
Childern
John D. Rothgeb
Wellington
Ill
Ohio State to bring 45 players for Notre Dame game
Coach Francis Schmidt trims the squad to forty five players for the Notre Dame trip, citing a past Notre Dame quarterback who paid his own way and played against Ohio State. The plan contrasts with the usual thirty man unit as Buckeyes prepare for the matchup in Columbus.
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Columbus
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Notre Dame
McKenna
Buckeyes
Schmidt
Wife Preservers Easy Tomato Bake Recipe
Barbara Pepper, a young film leading woman, recommends a quick luncheon dish made by combining canned tomatoes with bread crumbs and cheese and baking until bubbly. The tip highlights a simple, affordable meal option for busy households.
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Barbara Pepper
Public Sale of James Rosenberger Land in Frederick County
Special Commissioner will offer for sale at public auction in Winchester Virginia on Saturday November 7 1936 at 11 oclock A M the realty of James H Rosenberger deceased located on Wardensville Grade adjoining Lamp Marple Miller and others The four listed tracts total many acres and include the James H home place known as the Sherman tract and other Rosenberger lands Terms require one third cash with the balance in two equal annual installments bonds notes secured by deed of trust and a building insurance policy. Signed Herbert S Larrick Auctioneer and C Brannon Clerk Covington Brumback Brannon Deputy Clerk.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Commercial and Savings Bank
James H. Rosenberger
Admi
County
Winchester
Wardensville
Lamp
Jacob Rosenberger
James H
William Rosenberger
Y Herbert S. Larrick
Cc. C. Brannon
C. I. Brumback
Condition Of Shenandoah Rivers At Riverto North River
Reports describe the Shenandoah River condition at Riverto North River Clear and South River muddy.
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Shenandoah Rivers
North River
Notable socials and visits dot Front Royal scene
Mrs. Malcolm Eastham visits sister in Alexandria for several days. Elizabeth Major attends V M I dances and football this Saturday. Mrs. Bessie F. Cary of Richmond to spend weekend in Front Royal. Mr. and Mrs. L B Dutrow host Mrs. Mary S. Lippitt of Petersburg this week. Judge Addye Carson hosts Evening Bridge Club Friday. Mrs. Claude A. Stokes in Washington today. Miss Lou Renalds returns home Saturday with her sister Miss Pet Renalds and Mr. R A Mack for the weekend.
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Front Royal
Malcolm Eastham
Randolph Peffer
Alexandria
Bessie F. Cary
Richmond
Addye Carson
Evening Bridge Club
Lou Renalds
Washington
Pet Renalds
Mr. R. A. Mack
Local Notes From Roanoke Area and Nearby Towns
Mrs Duffy May returned to her Roanoke home after being summoned by the death of her uncle Charles Thompson. The Towan family will move from Pendleton to the Clapp home on Riverton Strasburg road. Warren County Tuberculosis Association meets Saturday at 2 30 in the law library Courthouse. Christ mas Seal drive planning and supply distribution outlined. Harley Cooper and Billy Symons of Washington visited yesterday. The Pence family moves into their Blue Caer avenue home after fire destroyed theirs at Reliance. Mrs John Boyd has returned to Washington after visiting her parents in town. Mrs Ernest Jones and daughters Mariam Alice Wade Jones and Mrs Edgar Jones visit from Washington.
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Henry C Tow
Pend
Blue Ridge Avenue
Clapp
Riverton- Strasburg Road
Warren County Tuberculosis Association
Law Library
Court House
Clarence Pence
Harry Pence
John Boyd
R. F. Collins
Washington
Local Socials and Odd Fellows Meet in Town
Martinsburg visitors include Mrs Meredith Buck and Mrs W B Shep pard and Miss Pauline Compton returns from Philadelphia. A large crowd is expected for the Tri County Odd Fellows meeting in Royal avenue hall and Aubrey G Wallace may arrive to speak.
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Meredith Buck
W. B. Sheppard
Martinsburg
Tri-County
Odd Fellows Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Royal Avenue
Aubrey G. Wallace
Roanoke
The
Virginia Odd Fellows
Front Royal
Odd Fellows Meeting
Mrs Garth Payne Relocates Near Frederick Maryland
Mrs. Garth Payne moves near Frederick Maryland and will depart Monday. She and her young son will stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sonner at Point Royal for a period. Miss Virginia Massie is visiting Baltimore for a few days.
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Garth Payne
Frederick, Md
Payne
Little Son
Pront Royal
Lloyd Sonner
Virginia Massie
Baltimore
Death notice for Mrs Acton McCarty Front Royal
Mrs Acton McCarty of Cedarville Front Royal dies aged with funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 pm at her Cedarville home She was a past matron of the Order of the Eastern Star Front Royal Local chapter member services announced by family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Acton McCarty
R. T. McCarty
Cedarville
Funeral details for chapter member with pallbearers named
Chapter No 6 will attend the funeral in a body and conduct the burial service at the cemetery. Pallbearers will be Messrs Harry Carter, Mason Carter, Fred Carter, Harry Farr, Paul Ferguson and Elton Ferguson. Interment will be in Sterrers Hill Cemetery, Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carter
Mason Carter
Fred Carter
Harry Farr
Paul Ferguson
Elton Ferguson
Sterrers Hill Cemetery
Front Royal
Amateur Winners Are Announced At Park Theatre
A large crowd attended the amateur night program at the Park Theatre in Front Royal. Charles Morrison Jr. of Cedarville won first place with Elsie Sloat of Front Royal taking second and Gloria Bler of Front Royal third. Thompson Sauce of Front Royal placed fourth.
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Front Royal
Park Theatre
Charles Morrison, Jr
Cedarville
Elsie Sloat
Gloria Bler
Thompson Sauce
Night program features winners and new contestants for cash
Winners return tonight for a second program to compete for four cash prizes. Jimmy Doman serves as master of ceremonies. The Royal Troubadours perform several numbers during the evening. Several out of town contestants will be on the program tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Doman
Royal Troubadours
Georgia CCC Boys Arrive at Front Royal Camp
One hundred fifty CCC boys from Georgia arrived in Front Royal and are billeted at the Green Hill CCC Camp seven miles from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Georgia
Green Hill C. C
Brother of Mrs. G. H. Eagle Dies in Atlanta Accident
Mrs. George H. Eagle Sr. is called to Atlanta by telegram reporting the death of her brother Charles Vickery in an accident. Vickery, about 38, worked in a cotton mill there and is survived by his widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Eagle, Sr
Atlanta
Charles Vickery
Eagle
Mr. Vickery
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West
W. H. Rickard
James Rosenberger
Warren County
Winchester Evening Star
Gussie McFall
Telephone Front Royal 149-R
Front Royal News
Elizabeth Major
Claude A. Stokes
Washington, D. C
Messrs
Harley Cooper
Billy Symons
Ernest Jones
Mariam Jones
Edgar Jones
Alice Wade Jones
Pauline Compton
Henry Compton
Philadela
Homer Stokes
Mr. Stokes
Motha
John Morgan
River
Angus McNeil
Thomas Melton
M. C. Vent
Harrisonburg
Susan Marshall
Woman's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Church
F. P. Clark
James F. Grant
Linden
Roger W. Payne
Johnson Nursing Home
Harold Smith
Julian N. Major
Lexington
Emerson
Emerson Model
Orwerk Emerson
Thrift Auto Stores
N. Loudoun St
Mrs. Acton McCarty
CCC
G.H. Eagle
Shopping
Loudoun
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