Virginia Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary Meets in Christ Church
The 43rd annual Virginia branch meeting of the Episcopal Church opens in Christ Church with about 300 delegates from 33 counties. Highlights include missionary speakers Claude Lee, George Mayo, and Miss W. Blue Ridge, plus a full three day program through Thursday.
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W. A. Baker
South Hare
Robert T. Barton
Virginia
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Christ Church
Episcopal Women
James River
Claude Lee
Charlottesville
Wusiih
China
George Mayo
Blue Ridge
Thornhill
South Washington Street
Francis A. Brown
Woodstock
Woman’s Auxiliary
Young People’s Service League
Griffith Garnett
Little Helpers
H. St. George Tucker
Frederick A. Goodwin
Young Peoples “Round Table
Harper Sibley
Cynthia Chosen As Baby Name For Coolidge Daughter
New Haven October 30 The Coolidges chose Cynthia as the name for their two day old daughter born Saturday night in a New Haven hospital. The baby weighs 7 pounds 12 ounces and both mother and child are reported in very good condition by the attendants. The birth was kept private until last night with John Coolidge maintaining his father s silence.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Cynthia
John
Florence Trumbill Coolidge
John Coolidge
Benefit Church Sale in White Hall
A notice from White Hall on Thursday November 2 from 5 to 10 PM lists a benefit event at the church with a 35 cent price for entry.
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White Hall
Price
Benefit Church
Crawford Cannot See Anyone But Chief Counsel
In Loudoun county murder case miscommunication halted defense prep as John Galleher restricted Crawford in Alexandria jail to interviews only with chief defense attorney Charles H. Houston. Galleher said others should not access the prisoner for security and clarity reasons.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Commonwealth
George Crawford
Loudoun County
Agnes Boeing Ilsley
Nina Buckner
John Galleher
Charles H. Houston
Crawford
Alexandria, Va
Houston
Galleher
Hone
Leesburg
Alexandria
Cold Storages Operate Under NRA Code in Winchester
Three Winchester cold storage plants the C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corporation Winchester Cold Storage Company and Virginia Apple Storage Inc now operate under the NRA code. Cold storage departments run eight hours daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m while ice manufacturing continues 24 hours in three shifts.
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Winchester
C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corporation
Winchester Cold Storage Company
Virginia Apple Storage, Inc
Mt Williams Society Debates N R A Question
The Mt Williams Society holds a debate at the Mount Williams school house on Thursday night at 8 o clock. The question is that the N R A will promote prosperity for the American people. Affirmative speakers are Ford Luttrell N B Font and H A Snapp. Negative speakers are J D Luttrell 2 B Snapp and N C Williams. Public invited. The prior week’s topic on country life vs city life drew two affirmative votes and one negative. Halloween Square Dance at the Appleway on Tuesday Oct 31 at 10 30.
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Mount Williams School
N R. A
Ford Luttrell
N. B. Font
H. A. Snapp
J. D. Luttrell
B. Snapp
N. C. Williams
W. H. Himelright
D. K. Muntzing
Community Boy Scout Fund Raises Over 1400 Dollars
Local clubs and veterans groups including Rotary Kiwanis Lions American Legion and Winchester Post 2133 contribute to the Boy Scout fund with totals around 1000 in cash and pledges. Leaders cite rebuilding as the year 1933 goal and urge further support for welfare and youth programs in Frederick and Shenandoah areas.
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American Legion
Boy Scout Fund
A. Lee Coble
Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harry EB. Anderson
Service Club
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
Newton D. Baker
Committee On Mobilization For Human Needs
Philip R. Fowle
C. Vernon Eddy
Winchester
Frederick County
Boy Scouts of America
Shenandoah Area Council
Three Men Hurt In Boiler Blast At Local Canning Plant
Three workers were injured when a boiler exploded at the B. T. Branham and Company canning factory. James R. Groves was killed instantly. James Costello, Charles Sumption, and Jack Knight were severely burned and injured but are convalescing. Groves funeral held at Maddox and Samsell with burial in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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H. I. Pifer
Front Royal
B. T. Branham and Company
James R. Groves
Groves
D. M. Kipps
Warren County
James Costello
Charles Sumption
Jack Knight
Costello
Sumption
Knight
Henry Groves
David Knight
Richard Mahoney
Baltimore
William Martin
George Tennett
Appraisers Report On Local Estates Recorded In Court
Appraisers reports filed with the corporation clerk and approved by the commissioner of accounts and Judge Philip Williams record several estate appraisals. Values include Mrs. Mary J. Reardon at 10850.37 with household property and cash. James N. Darr at 5901.30 for city real estate and household goods. Mrs. Beulah D. Grim at 1359.62. C. W. Caldwell at 6842.93. Leefie Lockhart estate receipts total 5879.45 mostly stocks and bonds. Mary E. Jefferson at 1587.20. Sidney A. Stevenson at 8. Mary Dillon is executrix.
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Corporation Clerk
Commissioner of Accounts
Herbert S. Larrick
Philip Williams
Corporation Court
Mary J. Reardon
O. L. Jamison
A. B. Solenberger
Thomas J. Trier
James P. Reardon
James Darr
James N. Darr
M. M. Lynch
Beulah D. Grim
Fred A. Crisman
C. W. Caldwell
Charles L. Lockhart
Leefie Lockhart
Mary E. Jefferson
Andrew M. Gaskin
John H. Quiett
John P. Jefferson
Edward Jefferson
Sidney A. Stephenson
Mary
Dillon
Driving Drunk Charges Against Two County Men
Two Frederick county men faced driving while intoxicated charges after separate incidents. Raymond Luttrell was sent to the grand jury for operating a car drunk after a night pursuit by State Inspector R B Bayliss, including a wreck that left a truck through a fence. he also paid a 15 dollar fine for no tags. Ruthle Haines allegedly struck the Gano car near Whitacre, leaving Mrs. Gano injured. Haines was found drunk beside the road and faces a preliminary hearing before Magistrate A J Tavenner tomorrow at 10 PM.
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Frederick County
R. B. Bayliss
Raymond Luttrell
Grand Jury
Bayliss
Luttrell
Siler
Ruthle Haines
Harry Gano
Whitacre
Haines
Wise and McWane Organization Meeting Ad
Supporters of city and county and all precinct workers and Young Republicans are urged to attend the meeting at Republican Headquarters Tuesday night October 31 at 8. Bring friends.
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Republicians
Republician
Byrd to Speak Saturday at Winchester Court House
Senator H F Byrd will address voters in Winchester and Frederick County at 2 30 P M Saturday November 4 in the Court House court room. The meeting draws near and is expected to be his sole local opportunity to discuss campaign issues before election day.
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Virginia
Winchester
Frederick County
H. F. Byrd
Court House
Byrd
Stroke Fatal To Sam. Mash's Widow Amanda Mash Dies
Amanda Mash, 69, widow of Samuel Mash and member of a longtime local colored family, died at 8 p m Saturday from a stroke. Survived by sister Eliza Jefferson and many friends. Funeral 3 p m Wednesday at Paynter's with Rev J W Dockett, burial in Orrick Cemetery.
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Amanda Mash
Samuel Mash
Eliza Jefferson
Paynter
Rev. J. W. Dockett
Inpeigg
Orrick Cemeery
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Increases Its Assets
Shenandoah Valley National Bank announces asset growth in an important page seven notice. The bank reports higher assets and reflects continued expansion in its financial position.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Fire Sweeps Beach At Jacksonville Beach
Fire broke out early today at Jacksonville Beach driven by strong winds and destroyed two blocks of oceanfront property. Loss estimated unofficially between 100000 and 200000 dollars. Origin of the blaze undetermined.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fila
Jacksonville Beach
Good Progress At Stephens City On Road Work
Work on the Valley pike road through Stephens City advances rapidly as a steam shovel has graded over half the distance with two weeks behind. Crews lay base stone and crushed top stone, and three blocks from the south end have been completed while the road stays open to traffic.
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New Valley Pike
Stephens City
E. M. Steele
Mes
Loudoun County Officials Praise Road Work Under Byrd Law
At the October 26 meeting of Loudoun county supervisors in Leesburg the board adopted a resolution praising the roads program under the Byrd road law. They commended the resident engineer F. M. Yellett and asked Clerk to notify Senator Byrd and Henry G. Shirley of unanimous approval. Attending were M. H. Whitmore, H. C. Rogers, W. F. Grubb, I. W. Baker and P. J. Coleman. Rugs draperies and window shades advertised by Moling and Cather.
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Leesburg
Loudoun County
Harry F. Byrd
Henry G. Shirley
F. M. Yellett
Hallowe'en Depraditions Dangerous
The mayor announced plans to deploy plain clothes police to arrest anyone engaging in unlawful Halloween activities tomorrow night. He warned against defacing property and removing shutters or steps and ordered arrests for city ordinance violations with potential jail sentences.
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Anderson Aranged
Mrs. McCormick Suffers Loss In Fire At Charles Town
Dr. Lewis M. Allen reports Edith McCormick widow of Hugh H. McCormick home on South George street Charles Town West Virginia nearly destroyed by fire early Sunday. Damage estimated 4000 to 5000 dollars to building and contents as alarm was raised by Mrs McCormick's son who helped evacuate his mother and a guest from an upstairs window. Fire started in the attic and is blamed on a faulty electric wire.
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Lewis M. Allen
Edith McCormick
Hugh H. McCormick
2500 Couples Wedded In Italy By Fascist Rite
Rome couples and 1800 from central provinces were married in a Mussolini promoted rite called the consecration of nuptiality. Arch bishop Palica presided at St Mary of the Angels as bands played. Newlyweds then received 500 lire per couple at the Fascist recreation headquarters.
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Italy
Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini
Church of St. Mary of the Angels
of Palica
Pascist Recreation Organization
Night Club Raids Net Over 100 Arrested in German Town
Police raided three night clubs on the same street in German Town, arresting more than 100 people in evening clothes and seizing alleged liquor. Officers quickly moved prisoners into patrol wagons and even detained an orchestra and its players in one raid.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Germantown
France Plans to Default on War Debt Installment
Paris reports the government of Premier Albert Sarrant intends to default on the American war debt installment due December 15, following earlier steps by Premier Edouard Daladier on June 15. The move reflects a broader stance against repaying Allied wartime obligations.
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Associated Press
Paris
Albert Sarrant
Edouard Daladier
Graf 2000 Miles From New York
The Graf Zeppelin, returning from Chicago, reported its position at 10 p m EST to the Radio Marine Corporation as 39 38 N 44 10 W about 2000 miles east of New York. No word had been received from her early today.
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Associated Press
New York
Atlantic
Chicago
Radio Marine Corporation
Halloween Dance at Geo. Was. Hotel Tuesday Night
A Halloween dance is planned at the Geo. Was. Hotel on Tuesday night October 31. Admission is one dollar. Event runs from 10 to 11 p.m. with no further details available.
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Hallowe'en Dance Geo. Was
Roosevelt expands gold purchases to foreign markets
Washington plans to buy gold abroad through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as part of a broader price lifting campaign. Officials say the move aims to curb dollar value strength and increase government control, with London prices rising and domestic rate set at 31.96 per ounce.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
London
Washington
White House
Kent Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Reconstruction Finance
France
New York
RFC
United States
Great Britain
Wall Street
Sam
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Asset Increase Report
Valley National Bank reports a rise in assets reflecting growth at Shenandoah Valley operations. The bank notes stronger loan demand and liquidity improvements across its regional network.
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Church Women Pathering For Annual Meeting
Protestant Episcopal Church Auxiliary
Mrs. Barton
Brown
Goodwin
Coolidge
The
Girls’ Athletic Association
Susan Christopher
Elsie Mae Gaunt
Eliza
Claude Grim
Rastus
Floyd Haines
Brother Jones
Philomena
Carew
Mt. Williams Society
Hallowe'en Square
Appleway
Mellwaine
Shenandoah National Park
Republican Party
Gre Smoky National Park
Lutt
Rell and Haines
Wise and McWane
Senator Byrd
Mash
Hallowe'en Depraditions Dangerous
Graf
Shenandoah Valley ‘National Bank
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