DisMiss Charge Against Kline Two Are Fined
In FRONT ROYAL Virginia October 31 the case against Earl Kline C A Rinker and R C Odgen all of Middletown Frederick county for unlawful hunting in a Virginia game sanctuary was heard. Judge Olmstead dismissed the charge against Kline after testimony showed the sanctuary grounds were not valid and the owner gave permission to hunt. Rinker and Odgen were fined ten dollars each plus costs for hunting without permission. The trial featured Warren County game warden C N Shepherd and wardens Levi and Pingley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Earl Kline
C. A. Rinker
R. C. Odgen
Middletown
Frederick
Virginia
Cedar Creek
Warren
Shenandoah
Trial Justice’s Court
Olmstead
Rinker
Ogden
C. N. Shepherd
Warren County
Levi
Clarke
Pingley
Kline
Odgen and
Cadets To Be Guests At Social
Randolph Macon Academy cadets and Warren County High School senior class will be guests Tuesday evening of the Front Royal Baptist Church In termedi ate B Y P A in the churches social room. event set for Front Royal Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Warren County High School
Front Royal Baptist Church
Make Headway On Local Park
Front Royal progress on a new park along the Shenandoah River advances on the old Ash farm site near Crooked Run. Grass seed was sown for the golf course, the entrance road graded about 90 percent, and state park officials from the National Park Service toured the project with local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Ash Farm
Crooked Run
Shenandoah River
Locher
State Parks Division
National Park Service
J. R. Lassiter
Trout Case To Be Probed On Monday
FRONT ROYAL OCT. 31 The Warren County Circuit Court will Monday November 4 present the case of Wilbur F Trout charged with the slaying of Slick Saffell to the grand jury. R H Soren David Estep H E Jones J F Oliver K D Updyke C B Jones and E H Stokes have been summoned for grand jury duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Warren County Circuit Court
R. H. Soren
David Estep
H. E. Jones
J. F. Oliver
K. D. Updyke
C. B. Jones
E. H. Stokes
Wilbur F. Trout
Slick” Saffell
Judges to Tangle With a M. A. Team at Home
FRONT ROYAL October 31 Randolph-Macon Academy meets Handley High School in a football game that will be the locals first home appearance since October 4. A good contest is predicted as the academy eleven has practiced hard this week and a large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Handley High School
Academy
Deaths Edward L. Shotwell Front Royal
Edward Lewis Shotwell died at age 73 at his Blue Ridge avenue home after a heart attack. He worked for years in tanning with his father, the late E. L. Shotwell. Survived by wife Maggie Culpeper. son William. daughters Doris Emporia and Francis Alexandria. sisters Mrs. A. F. Corron Mrs. A. B. Utz and Miss Frances Shotwell. No funeral arrangements yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Shotwell
Front Royal
Edward Lewis Shotwell
Blue Ridge Avenue
Mr. Shotwell
E. L. Shotwell
Maggie Shotwell
Culpeper
William Shotwell
Doris Shotwell
Emporia
Francis Shotwell
Alexandria
A. F. Corron
A.B. Utz
Frances Shotwell
Front Royal Happenings and Socials Report
Front Royal residents and visitors attend events and travel from October 31. Notables include Mrs R B Herr and Miss Margaret Crockett visiting Harrisonburg, Frances Shotwell returning from Alex and Miss Deris from Emporia due to Edward Shotwell’s death. Community activities feature Halloween parties, a Presbyterian Sunday School event, and a King's Daughters meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
R. EB. Herr
Margaret Crockett
Berryville
Harrisonpore
Blizzard Feared Claims Pastor and Wife in Sudden Loss
Inland weather scenes report a pastor and his wife missing in a blizzard with only nominal damage to a plane noted. Across Canada and the US prairies, gales, snow clogged highways and cut lines isolate towns from Prince Rupert to relief shelters in Helena. Temperatures plunged to record lows in Helena and the frontier regions as cold fronts expanded from Alberta to Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Pacific Northwest
Alberta
Sashkatchewan
Manitoba
Prince Rupert
Helena
Mont
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
John D Hart Jr Dies in Washington Capital
John D Hart Jr native of Berryville Clarke County died Tuesday at his Washington DC home 533 Kenyon Street NW He worked as a printer at Clarke Courier years and then in DC for 25 years Survived by his widow Adelaide Hart son John D Hart III his mother and two sisters Funeral from Enders funeral home at 2 PM Friday with services by Grace Episcopal Church and Baptist Church ministers Interment in Green Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
John D. Hart, Jr
Kenyon Street
Northwest
Washington, D. C
Hart
Sarah E. Hart
John D. Hart
Clarke Courier
Washington
Adelaide Hart
Mary Locke
Millwood
Edith Cameron
Enders Funeral
Dri Tucker
Grace Episcopal Church
L. A. Parker
The
Baptist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Free eye clinic for indigent children set for Nov 20
Front Royal holds a free eye clinic for needy children on Wednesday November 20. The Virginia Commission for the Blind partners with county and health officials to provide glasses at a very low rate. Dr S D Gardner is expected to announce examining physician details soon. For information contact Miss Mabel Rice at West Main street or call 206 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Mabel Rice
Virginia Commission For the Blind
L. L. Watts
S. D. Gardner
Warren County Health Association
Miss Rice
West Main Street
Cumberland Team Here Sunday
The Winchester semi pro football team hosts Cumberland this Sunday in a clash seen as one of the year’s toughest tests. Martinsburg’s squad travels to town November 10 aiming to prove their strongest side yet, while local players hope injured backs return and the large roster gains cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Cumberland
Ward
Scarbo
Anderson
Martinsburg
Illness Fatal To G. W. Showers
George Washington Showers aged nearly 79 was found dead in bed this morning by Mr. Embrey upon returning from work. He was the eldest of three children of Philip Showers of Charlottesville. Surviving: father 115, four daughters and seven sons including Mrs. Clyde Embrey Winchester and others in Washington, Linden, Front Royal and Happy Creek. Funeral arrangements pending with burial in Linden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington, Showers
Clyde Embrey
Embrey
Showers
Philip Showers
Charlottesville
Winchester
Widner
Washington
D. C
O. T. Smith
Norvel Anderson
Linden
Bedford
George Showers
Front Royal
Nick Showers
Walter
Allie
John Showers
Ed Showers
Happy Creek
Etiquette Note on Table Manners for Couples
A reader advises wives to avoid eating with one or both elbows on the table. The guidance frames this as bad form and unsightly behavior at meals.
More Troops Guard Kentucky Mines Amid Union Struggle
In Kentucky two fronts of the miners dispute persist. National guardsmen protect the Williams Coal mine as Gov. Ruby Laffoon weighs a request from southeastern operators. Ten to fifteen demonstrators were wounded at Mannington before guards arrived. Kenneth Snarr, Williams mine superintendent, posted a $2,000 bond on a shooting charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qouisville
Williams
Kentucky
Ruby Laffon
United Mine Workers of America
Mannington
National
Western
Keneth Snarr
Valuable Ritter Lots For Sale In Winchester Virginia
Public auction planned in Winchester for two Ritter land parcels on West Valley Avenue. Lots total eight acres, with one five acre and one three acre tract tied to prior deeds and Whitlock will estate. Sale set for noon with terms: one third cash, remainder in two annual installments secured by bonds and trust deeds. Auction proceeds to satisfy Shenandoah National Bank liens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
O. T. Ritter
M. M. Lynch
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Virginia
R. Gray Williams
W. J. Whitlock
George W. ‘Haddox
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Local Market Prices for Feeds and Beers
Prices list for bag sizes and brands of feeds including cracked corn scratch feed and corn meal with per barrel rates. Also shows dairy and live animal prices and local beer pricing for Short Patent Brand with multiple bag weights and per barrel costs.
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FLO
Markets Rally As Stocks Lift With Cautious Buying
A cautious uptrend supported stocks in New York with gains in motors, alcohols, and select specialties. Grain upturns in Chicago and Winnipeg aided sentiment while bonds and foreign exchange were mixed. earnings generally satisfactory and call money held at 0.75%.
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New York
Chicago
Winnipeg
Livestock And Produce Markets Baltimore and Philadelphia
Baltimore reports slower cattle and hog markets with steady to lower bids and firm calves, while sheep and lambs stay unsettled with higher asking prices. Philadelphia wires show poultry and dairy items with unchanged dressed poultry and varied butter and egg quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agric
Grain quotations from Chicago and markets
Closing grain prices show wheat at 98 1 4 to 98 3 4 for December May July 89 3 4 to 7 8 for July. Corn ranges 58 3 4 to 7 8 December May and 59 5 8 for July. Oats Dec 27 May 28 1 8 July 29 1 8. Rye Dec 50 1 8 May 52 1 4 July 52 7 8. Barley Dec 41. Lard Oct 14 50 Dec 12 17 Jan 11 85 87 May 11 62.
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Chicago
Apple Market Shipping Point Tuesday in Winchester Martinsburg
Shipping point information for Tuesday from Winchester to Martinsburg West Virginia notes demand light and market about steady. Carloads and usual terms. Apple varieties and prices listed by category including Winesaps Black Twigs Yorks Ganos Staymans and Ben Davis with pack and size details and basket and bulk prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester-Martinsburg
W. Va
Ben Davis
Orchard Run
Montana City Rocked by Another Severe Quake
A series of tremors rattled Montana City and nearby towns causing scaffolds to fall and windows to shatter. Residents fled as freezing air swept downtown, though most returned after the shocks subsided. The event follows a major quake on October 18, with hundreds of quakes recorded locally. In Spokane the tremor lasted about 15 seconds and was noted as the strongest in the current Montana fault sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngs
Spokane
Wash
Mt. St. Michaels
Montana
Bandpoint
Idaho
Distinct Tremor Felt Across Calgary and Canada
A strong earth tremor shook Calgary and other Canadian locales on October 31, shifting furniture and spurting water from fountain bowls in downtown office buildings. Reports also noted a tremor in Lethbridge at 1 41 p m EST and a teletype message from Butte, Montana confirming an earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alta
Butte ST. Paul
Mac Amerson
United States
Make
Butte
Mont
Lethbridge
Baldwin Hopes America Will Join the League Soon
Sir Eric Drummond met Mussolini and urged Britain to maintain Mediterranean fleet activities until the current tensions ease. The briefing circulated among informed circles disclosed the action taken yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
America
Eric Drummond
Rome
Mussolini
Eric
I Duce
Britain
Mediterranean
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Winchester Evening Star
Telephone Front Royal 149-R
Olmstead Rules Sanctuary
North Fork
South Fork
Front Royal News
Alex
Deris i
Edward Shotwell
Wagner
Charles Paris
Strasburg
Janie Williams
Virginia Smith
Purcellville
Presbyterian Sunday School
King's Daughters
C. A. Kidd
Luray
Shenandoah National Park
A. G. Green
the Royal Inn
A. G. Weaver
W. C. Armstrong, Sr
Commonwealth
Frank Moffett
Blanche Yager
aApplewood
John W. Wood
Omer Maddox
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Stephen M. Boyét Jr
Hot Springs
Williamson
Frank Forsythe
Franklin, Jr
William and Mary College
William and Mary V. M. I
George Sheets
Woodstock
A. and P. Store
Wesley Walter
C. A. Stokes
A. E. Whitsell
Clarence Simpson
L. C. Willey
Stuart Payne
McKinley
Eastern Star
Harley Cooper
Washington, D
C. Tyler Miller
Mrs. Floyd Board
Oklahoma
Mr. Board
Luther Board
Royge Avenue
Eye Clinic For
Waren
Rane
John 8S
Solenberger & CO
Miller
G. W. Showers
Ritter
Mrs. Mae Keaton
Buster Keaton
Mae ‘Elizabeth Keaton
Los Angeles
Jud Tunkins
Star
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Radiator
American Smelters
American Tel
Tel
American Woolen
Arch Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Standard Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
Sweet
Woolworth
Eareneaees
Philadelphia
U. S
APPLE
Montana City
Children’s New Coats
Moling & Cather
Hamburger’s
N. Main Street
T. F. Timberlake
N. Main St
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