Front Royal Social Notes and Weddings
Front Royal Virginia items report the Buck and Hill families returning from a honeymoon and a forthcoming wedding for Benjamin Atwood and Marian Kirk. Attendees include the Atwoods of Front Royal and Kittleberger Reid Wilkerson Grubbs from Berryville with relatives from New Jersey and Maryland visiting for the event. Local officials and residents attend a Tri-County Odd Fellows meeting hosted by State Senator Aubrey Weaver in honor of Major A Willis Robertson.
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Front Roya
Benjamin Atwood
Front Royal
Marian Kirk
Hagerstown
B. V. Atwood
Vanellia Kittleberger
Sue Reid
Ethel Wilkerson
Joseph Biggs
Wallace Thomason
Alice Grubbs
Berryville
Aubrey G. Weaver
Royal Avenue
Major A. Willis Robertson
Weaver
Democrats To Hear Chitwood Tonight at Courthouse
Democrats of Warren county plan an 8 o clock rally in the Warren County Courthouse with Joseph H. Chitwood of Roanoke Va attorney for the Western District of Virginia and former Virginia House of Delegates member as speaker State Senator A G Weaver will introduce and preside over the meeting A large audience is expected.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Joseph H. Chitwood
Roanoke
Virginia
Virginia House of Delegates
A. G. Weaver
June Tobin Wins At Front Royal Amateur Show
June Tobin of Bentonville captured first prize at the amateur show sponsored by Col Samuel R Miller Post V F W in Front Royal. Charles Morrison Jr of Cedarville won second, Thompson Brothers of Front Royal took third, and Elsie Sloat earned fourth as judges awarded prizes based on audience applause.
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Front Royal
Tobin
Bentonville
Samuel R. Millar Post
Charles Morrison, Jr
Cedarville
Thompson Brothers
Elsie Sloat
Front Royal Hosts Inspection Of New Fire Apparatus
City officials of High Point North Carolina and representatives from American LaFrance and Foamite Industries visited Front Royal to inspect the new fire engine. Fire Chief Frank Broutamyer led a demonstrations for the visitors.
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Front Royal
High Point
N. C
la France and
Foamite Industries, Inc
Frank Broutamyer
GOP Women Meet in Warren County Club Gathering
About 40 women attended the London Knox Republican Women's Club meeting held last night at the home of Mrs. Charles Burner. Mrs. William Itring served as club president.
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Tri- County
Odd Fellows Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Royal Avenue
Martinsburg
Alexandria
Warren County High School
Capt. House
Charles Heard
Front Royal
London-Knox Republican Women’s Club
Warren County
Charles Burner
William Itring
Mollison Crosses Atlantic Amid Cold Storm and Praise
Mollison credited his success to a close friendship with Jim and expressed happiness at the feat. He recalled circling ice on the wing and a howling snow storm, while noting a 15 000 foot altitude. Harry Richman and Dick Merrill completed the Harbor Grace to Croydon leg in 18 hours 38 minutes overall. Alcock and Brown had set the 1919 standard with 16 hours 12 minutes for St John’s to Galway.
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Mollison
Jim
Cape
Harbor Grace
Ireland
Wales
Harry Richman
Dick Merrill
Lady Peace
Irish
New York
Croydon
American National Aeronautical Association
Atathy
North Atlantic
Alcock
Brown
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Galway
Dr Heist Remains Honored Leader Of Local Dental Community
Dr Heist longtime foot marshal of Shenandoah Apple Blossom parades helped organize the George Washington Hotel Corporation and served Grace Lutheran Church. Survived by widow Louisa Reed and sister May Heist funeral Sunday at 4 pm from West Piccadilly with Rev C Worthington Lowe and Mount Hebron interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel Corporation
Council of
Grace Lutheran Church
Virginia State Dental Association
Shenandoah Valley Dental Society
Northern Virginia Dental Study Club
C. Worthington Lowe
Mount Hebron
Labor Party Shifting Stand on Spain Policy Sparks Debate
In the House of Commons Labor leaders attacked Britain's neutrality in the Spanish Civil War as the Admiralty notes a vacillating Labor stance. They accuse the government of equivocating while calls grow for arms sales to Madrid. Foreign Secretary Eden counters with opposition to direct aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Labor Party
Spain
Admiralty First Lord
Baldwin
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Madrid
Intervention Pact Urged to Avert International War
The improvised safety curtain term describes an intervention pact that Great Britain and France must use to forestall international recriminations and possibly war. The remark cites two Democratic governments as the key actors to prevent escalation.
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Great Britain
France
Army takes control of Baghdad after Iraqi uprising
Reports from Baghdad say the army seized power in Baghdad after a military uprising. King Ghazi was pressed to name a new cabinet which reportedly resigned amid high tension. Army leaders warned of taking charge if military spending was not increased, then aircraft and troops moved on government buildings without casualty details.
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Jerusalem
Baghdad
Iraq
Ghazi
London Ends Fight on NRA and Roosevelt Stand
A Kansas executive denounces the Roosevelt administration over NRA and AAA and executive powers. He warns there can be no confidence while the current administration remains, defending the American system of free enterprise. Col Frank Knox tours Indiana campaigning on a charge of spending to “buy America” and stops in Logansport and Danville.
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al Creed
Roosevelt
NRA
AAA
Kansas
Knox
Indiana
Frank Knox
America
Spendirtz
Logansport
Illinois
Danville
Ill
Danvillépailroad
Stass
Youth Rally At Virginia Classis Evangelical And Reformed Church
A youth rally features two addresses and group discussions led by Rev. E. Wentzel Rev. E T Clark and Rev Addison Groff. Sessions cover The Influence of Christian Youth In American Communities The American Negro Youth and the Church plus a 11 15 to 12 30 recreation period. The event is sponsored by the Girl's Missionary Guild and the Virginia Classis committee on christian education.
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Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wentzel
Ty” Hiie
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Clark
South
Byrd
Louis E. Rice Stricken While On Business Visit
Winchester businessman Louis E. Rice suffered a sudden illness while visiting a home on the Sulphur Springs road. He was taken home by the Friendship Fire Company ambulance with his physician, and his condition was reported improved.
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Louis E. Rice
Winchester
Sulphur Springs Road
Mr. Rice
West Leicester Street
Friendship Fire Company
Fauver Appeals in Liquor Case After Guilty Verdict
E. G. Fauver charged with possession of illegal liquor was found guilty in Corporation Court and given a 60 day term. Represented by Thomas Scully he notes an appeal to the Supreme Court arguing the verdict conflicts with law and evidence. Bond set at 1000 dollars. In Police Court he received a four month suspended sentence on similar charges which would be served if the Corporation Court verdict is sustained.
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Fauver
Corporation Court
Thomas Scully
Supreme Court
Farm Program Ends October 31
Frederick county farmers are notified that the 1936 soil conservation program ends October 31. If additional practices have not been reported since the supervisors’ visit, farmers are urged to report immediately. County agent I. Fred Stine says he wishes to complete the work at the earliest possible date.
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Frederick County
Fred Stine
Pope Pius creates Pontifical Academy of Scientists
Vatican City October 30 Pope Pius established a Pontifical Academy of Scientists to bridge science and faith. Seventy members from fifteen nations were named including six Americans Alexis Carrel Lindbergh Milikan Morgan Taylor and others, reflecting cross confessional and Nobel links.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius
Pontifical Academy of Scientists
New Academy
New International
Council of the Vatican
Pontifical Academy
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Col
Charles. A. Lindbergh
Mechanical Heart
George Birkhoff
Harvard University
Robert Andrews Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
Thomas Hunt Morgan
George Sperit, Jr
Institutum Divi Thomae
The
Athenaeum
Cincinnati
Hugh Stott Taylor
Princeton University
Train Derailment Near Franklin No Injuries Reported
Four sleeping cars and a day coach on the Chicago Louisville line derailed three miles north of Franklin Indiana early today. No one was hurt and passengers were moved to other cars and continued to Louisville. Officials said a broken rail likely caused the accident. The train consisted of fourteen cars.
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Franklin
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mrs. Esther Bromell Dies Suddenly in Baltimore
Mrs. Esther Bromell of Baltimore died suddenly in Baltimore yesterday morning. She was well known in Frederick County and the Clearbrook area where she visited friends. Funeral services will be held at her sister Mrs. James D. Hall's home in Baltimore on Saturday at eleven o clock, with interment at Friends Burying Ground in Baltimore.
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Lawrence Boerner
Baltimore
Roger Payne
Johnson Nursing Home
Leland Treat
Payne
Galax
the Star
Clearbrook
Esther Bromell
Wheeler Woolsey Film “Mummy's Boys” at Capital Theatre
Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey headline the new lead Pepper in a Nile adventure described as a riot of thrills mystery and fun. The one day only show plays at the Capital Theatre Saturday.
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Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Barbara Pepper
Nile
Capitol Theatre
Baltimore and Philadelphia Market Prices Snapshot Oct 30
Commodity prices across Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago markets show steady to dull activity. Cattle hogs calves sheep and poultry listed with weights and price ranges, plus grain and feedstuffs including corn meal and mixed feed.
Local Markets Report Lists Various Wholesale Grain and Feed Prices
The Star presents wholesale market prices for flour, patent and short patent brands, coarse cracked corn, shelled corn, various feeds, corn meal in different sack sizes, bran and middlings, mixed and dairy feeds, chick and livestock feeds, and poultry products. Prices range from about 1.43 to 6.55 per bag or per hundred weight, including live animals and butter products.
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Eevesdege
URE i Vcccteccesstes
Seereeee
Besa
Asceven
Veseeres
Apple Market Shipping Points For Wednesday Fruit Terms
Shipping points Winchester Martinsburg and nearby areas offer carload sales f o b under usual terms via wire orders. Barrels include Ben Davis 242 in min car $3.00 and Yorks 1 2% to 2% in min car $3.40. Baskets list Yorks 24 in min $1.15 few $1.10, Comb U S 1 and U S Util 24 in min few $1.00, U S Util 24 in min 90c, Staymans 24% in min $1.35 few poor color $1.20, U S Util 24% min car $1.05, Black Twigs 242 to 3 in car $1.30, Delicious 2% in min few cold storage $1.70. Bulk per cwt Yorks U 5S Util 2% in min car $1.40.
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Winchester - Martinsburg
Ben Davis
U. S
Yorks U. S
U.S
Yorks U
Stock Market Opens Rally, Faces Profit Taking Ahead of Election
New York stock activity edged higher at the open as leaders changed hands with fractional gains. Trading slowed as traders sought quick profits and awaited the election results, with Bethlehem Steel reporting its best September quarter since 1929. Bonds and commodities were quiet, currencies mixed, and a 2 pm list showed notable quotes across major issues.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
Wheat and Grain Prices Slump on Late-Selling Stress
Chicago market shows sharp declines as heavy selling late in the session pulls wheat and other grains down from earlier highs. Rumors of shipping strikes and fears of Atlantic spread weigh on futures while cash quotes reflect mixed demand across wheat corn oats soybeans rye and barley.
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Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
Argentina
Postal Official Here On A Visit
Smith W. Purdum, fourth assistant postmaster general, spoke at Strasburgs dedication this afternoon then traveled to Winchester as the guest of local postmaster W. Nelson Page. He spent the evening with the Pages on Amherst Street and reviewed recent Winchester post office additions with staff.
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Smith W. Purdum
Strasburg
Winchester
W. Nelson Page
Purdum
Page
Amherst Street
Girl Scout Court of Awards Held with Proficiency Honors
Troop IV members at the Presbyterian church celebrated Girl Scout week with a Court of Awards led by Mrs. Fred Stine. Mrs. Randolph Shields will speak next Tuesday on The Chinese Girl with China pictures, linking to the World Knowledge Badge. The troop marks its fourth birthday with an upcoming party.
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Girl Scouts
Fred Stine
Presbyterian Church
Stewart Elting
E. B. Cooper
H. C. DeGrange
T. R. Cather
Arthur Robinson
J. C. Oakes
Allen Hawthorne
Philip Williams
George Snarr
M. B
Jean Ebert
Frances
Phyllis Fowle
Martha Babb
Colleen Clowser
Hilda McKee
Louise Avey
Randolph T. Shields
China
Soviet Race Judge Faces Trouble Over Short Course
Soviet track officials found the course two kilometers short in a recent all union record race. Judge P. Ratoff was dismissed and may face trial for incorrect behavior and deceiving the public after the course measured 40 kilometers 221 meters instead of 42 kilometers 194 meters.
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Moscow
P. Ratoff
Ratoff
Colored Voters Summons For November 3 1936 Election
A call to colored voters to appear at their precinct on November 3 1936 and cast ballots for Franklin D Roosevelt. The notice warns of four years' deprivation if they fail to appear and promotes the Democratic record and federal appointments supporting colored Americans.
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Franklin D. Moosevelt
m'Ion ccl
Facsimile Appeal by the Democratic National Committee
A facsimile document presents an appeal from the Democratic National Committee. The notice outlines fundraising, organizing, and political strategy details for supporters and party members. The material emphasizes mobilization efforts and public outreach campaigns.
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The
Democratic National Committee
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