Mrs Rosa Emmert Dies in Roanoke After Ill Health
Mrs Rosa Emmert wife of Allen R Emmert head of the F B Emmert & Son dry goods firm died in a Roanoke hospital after a period of illness. She was sister of the late Mrs Virginia Boyd and mother of Allen R Emmert Jr and Frank S Emmert. Funeral held in Roanoke with interment at Fairview Cemetery. Emmert stores in Winchester and Martinsburg closed in mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Thornton Emmert
Allen R. Emmert
Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
Roanoke
Boyd
Emmett
Mortimer M. Rogers
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
P. W. Boyd
Rogers
Emmert
Allen R. Emmert, Jr
Frank S. Emmert
F. 8. Emmert and Son
Mary Rogers
Tayloe Rogers
M. Hamilton Rogers
Buena Vista
Fairview
A. M. Hammond
W. W. Coxe
W. H. Faulconer
L. J. Boxley
Frank W. Rogers
Francis Cocke
BH. M. Funkhouser
Three Months Added To His Term For Insulting Court
James Randolph colored of Boyce Clarke county stirred up a fight at a colored all day assembly at the fair grounds and was disorderly when police arrested him. Justice Weems added three months more making six months.
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James Randolph
Boyce
Clarke County
Fairgrounds
Justice Weems
Randolph
Bluebirds
Harrison Burns
George Parmus
Parmus
Burns
Lavina Reed
Lavina
James Armstead
Movement Afoot To Run Butler For Governor In Penn
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reports a push to nominate Major General Swedlye D. Butler for governor of Pennsylvania. Butler, telephoning from Quantico, says he has no involvement and has not decided about accepting any nomination.
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Butler
Penn
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Swedlye D. Butler
Public Safety
Marine Corps
Quantico
Pennsylvania
Geenral Butler
Jras
National Fruit Product Co seeks contracts for canning apples
National Fruit Product Co Inc announces it is making contracts with growers for canning and cider apples. The company will pay a bonus to all holders of preferred stock and invites inquiries at telephone 346. K8-27-1p-51)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fruit Product Co., Inc
Washington’s thrift in garbage salvage boosts city revenue
The Low Bidder Magazine highlights Washington DC’s waste program where street cleaning reclaims over 200000 cubic yards of refuse yearly. Tin cans and paper are baled and sold to Baltimore and mills, rags to junkmen, glass and bottles recycled, grease recovered for $250000 annually, with only two tons burned daily and about thirty workers employed. The piece suggests other cities could profit from similar salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra H. Shoemaker
Kendall Refining Company
Albany
Winchester
Star
New York
Washington, D. C
Ira H. Shoemaker
Delaware and Hudson Company
Baltimore
District of Columbia
Girl Scouts Return From Capon River Camp
The City Girl Scouts completed a Capon River camp occupying the Boy Scouts site. They enjoyed woodcraft nature study camp letter work and a hike to Candy's Castle. Field day crowned winners Charlotte Campbell Rebecca Kern and a tie between Margaret Richards and Anna Louise Thompson.
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Capon River
Boy Scouts
Candy’s Castle
Tinkling Springs
Control of Mice in Apple Orchards Pressing Problem
James Silver of the United States Biological Survey notes pine mice are unusually abundant this fall and urge orchardists in the Valley Section to use poisoned bait as a regular fall practice. He cites that mice cause the vast majority of orchard damage in the eastern U S, with an estimated six million dollars in annual losses and four trees killed per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
West Virginia
United States
British Premier Rules Out Naval Build Up Against U S
In a Geneva League of Nations speech Ramsey MacDonald says Britain will not pursue naval arms race with the United States. He notes likely twenty point Anglo American naval accord with three issues outstanding and aims to sign World Court optional clauses. He predicts progress before League adjournment and looks toward a broader disarmament framework.
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Geneva
United States
Ramsey MacDonald
League of Nations Assembly
MacDonald
Great Britain
World Court
Lands Peace Movement
League of Nations
World Movement For Peace
League
Daws
London
Hoover
America
Stock Market Sentiment Rises To Fresh Highs
New York reports a bullish session with prices hitting new high records last month. Some profit taking appeared as cautious traders sold, but fresh leaders emerged to halt declines and drive a strong close with about 4.7 million shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Call
Shawnee Tribe Great Sachem Harry Sager to Visit
The Shawnee Tribe announces that Great Sachem Harry Sager will visit tonight for important business. Attendees are urged to attend the gathering at the school yard Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sager
Mussolini Becomes Father Again in Forlì Birth of Daughter Anna Maria
The Duce has a fifth child, a daughter named Anna Maria, born in Forlì. Mother and baby are reported healthy as Signora Mussolini welcomes the newborn.
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Associated Press
Forli
Italy
Duce
Anna Maria
Signora Mussolini
Graf Zeppelin Nearing Europe on Fifth Transatlantic Flight
The Graf Zeppelin, homeward from Lakehurst, passed Corunna Spain at 5 15 p m and was reported 300 miles southwest of Bordeaux as it headed toward Cape Finisterre. Messages from Hamburg and New York tracked its position and weather requests during the long voyage.
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Corunna
Spain
Friedrichshafen
Mount San Pedro
Austurias
Bordeaux
LE Bourget
France
Cazaux
Bordeau
New York
Exhibitor
Graf
Hamburg
Graf Zeppelin
Cape Finisterre
Spanish Peninsula
Lisbon
Pi Spectere
Reading Railway
Gibraltar
Reading
Frederichshafen
Azores
French Marine Ministry
Fordeaux
Nantes
Zeppelin
Ernst Lehmann
Lakehurst
Ocean
Bay of Biscay
James
European
Atlantic
Byrd Unveils Picture By Radio From Antarctic
Commander Richard Byrd sent a radio impulse from Little America in Antarctica that triggered an automobile horn and opened curtains to reveal a larger picture of the explorers at the National Radio Exposition. Byrd thanked organizers in a radiogram and said radio made many operations possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Gal
Richard “Poetyi “Byrd
Antarctic
Little America
Byrd
Apples Wanted by Grimes Golden Delivery Buyers
Free delivery apples sought by Grimes Golden variety. Glaze and Hurst cash buyers offer 40 dollars. Contact phone listed. Local fruit buyers seek immediate delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes Golden
Glaize & Hurst
Champs Emerge in Golf Tourney at End One Round
Winchester Golf Club hosts first round of championship with seeds Judge Weems and Ed Stone advancing. Results include Beaudric Howell over Schneiderman and Payton Marshall defeating Glaike Cooper in a tight match. Several others won decisively or edged opponents as second round pairings form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club
Judge Weems
Ed Stone
FE. ©. Walker
Arthur S
Beaudric Howell
Schneiderman
Paxton
Donald Nixdorf
Payton Marshall
Glaike Cooper
Marshall
Sam Arthur
Buster Kern
Rev. R. B. Nelson
John Weems
John
Fowle
Sirbaugh
N. H. Carpenter, Jr
Nelson Page
Page
T. B. Patton
Ry Washington
Hugh Duffey
J. B. Beverley, Jr
Ed Stultz
Madison Haythe
H. B. McCormac
Frank Gearing
McCormac
G. W. Haddox
A. T. Hawthorne
Weems
Peyton Marshall Philip
Buster
K Rap RB
Homatee
Yea Stone
H. Stultz
R. BE. Perrine
W. N. Pagé
Cather-Miller
Fears For the Safety of Tiberian People
Fear mounted in Jerusalem as Tiberias communications failed and no details emerged on events there. Reports from elsewhere showed general calm, though Muslims reportedly planned a mosque protest against the high commissioner’s policies in Oman Mosque.
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Tiberian
Jerusalem
Palestine
Tiberias
Mosque of
Oman
Hope fading for John L Wood in air race mystery
News from Cleveland and Buffalo reports two aviation incidents with missing Northwest Airways president John L Wood and mechanic Russell Ward feared dead after a non stop flight attempt. A separate crash at Westerly Rhode Island left two women burned and a pilot injured.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Johnl. Wood
Northwest Airways Company
Russell Ward
Wood
Los Angeles
Desert Mountain
Plain
Westerly
RK. I
Buffalo
Will Mackey
Detroit
Niagara
Hot Dog Cafe Fire Wipes Ocean City Boardwalk
A fast spreading fire destroyed four restaurants and amusements along the Ocean City boardwalk, two blocks burned while the Atlantic Hotel remained intact. Property losses were about 300000 with insurance limited by building type. Cause unknown but suspected to have begun in a small sandwich shop run by Jim and Johnny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ocean City
Atlantic Hotel
Jim and
Johnny
Late Dr Swimley Interred With Masonic Honors
Funeral services for Dr Asbury C Swimley a Winchester physician who died after pneumonia were held at his home and at Mount Hebron Cemetery where he was buried with Masonic honors by Winchester Hiram Lodge 21. The graveside rites were led by Walter Shade with pallbearers from the lodge. Honors and floral tributes accompanied the ceremony as friends from Winchester and Frederick County attended.
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Asbury C. Swimley
Winchester
South Stewart Street
Frederick County
F.T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron
Hiram Lodge
Swimley
Walter Shade
Dodge
George B. Bushnell
T. Russell Cather
C. Vernon Eddy Mifflin
W. Clowe
Charles A. Anderson
W. H Posserman
Vacationers Return From Trips To Hagerstown Baltimore And Washington
Mr W Jee Pisher returns from a week off visiting Hagerstown Baltimore and Washington. Mr and Mrs J He Jones along with Mr Carl Campbell come back from Blacksburg VA where they accompanied the latter’s daughter Ruth Jones who will spend her vacation there with friends.
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W. Jee Pisher
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Washington
J. He Jones
Carl Campbell
Blacksburg, Va
Ruth Jones
Victor Products employes hold a family picnic
A 110 worker picnic at Jordan White Sulphur Springs featured a meal served by a hotel and contests by Victor Products departments. The day ended with a close baseball game between night and day shifts, won 5 to 3 by the day force, as employees praised the outing fostering a sense of family amid Winchester’s growing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Products Corporation
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
H. H. Jennings
J. B. Reynolds
Hagerstown
J. C. Woolfolk
Ovine
Winchester
Victor Corporation
William R. Hillyard
Baltimore and Ohio Yards
Dustry
Edward H Taylor dies from brain blood clot at 27
Edward H Taylor, a well known Black youth and chauffeur, died at 518 South Washington after apoplexy Sunday night. He leaves a widow, father Hunter Taylor, and brother Houston. Funeral Wednesday at 4 at the Baptist Church on South Braddock Street with services by Rev Spriggs and Rev John H Quiet, burial in Orrick Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Taylor
South Washingtons
Washington Street
Hunter Taylor
Houston Taylor
Taylor
A. M. Baker
Walter R. Talbot
Baptist Church
South Braddock Street
Spriggs
John H
Orrick Cemetery
Young Heflin and Companion In Jail On Drunk Charge
J Thomas Heflin Jr son of Alabama senator was jailed in Phoenix City with B M Haines for drunkenness and violating the state prohibition law. Police found three bottles of home brew in Heflin town car and both men sought bonds. Heflin released on 118 dollar bond with hearing set Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix City
Alay
Seyit
J. Thomas Heflin, Jr
United States
Alabama
B. M. Haines
Standing Rock
Ala
H. A. White
Heflin
Haines
Hefin
Young Héflin
Winchester school registration dates announced
Registration for Winchester schools is set for Wednesday and Thursday September 4 and 5 from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5. First to register are grades 1 to 3 at the John Kerr Building and grades 4 to 12 at the Handley Building. No pupils may be admitted on opening day. those not yet registered must come by September 9 when the school opens.
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Winchester
John Kerr
Handley
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Erro
Aenmert
Winchester and
Long
Court
Girl Scouts
Mr. Silver
By James Silver
United States Biological
The
Spanish Coast
Parson Nelson
Mr. Weems
Juddy Farrel
Mountain States
N. J
John L. Wood
Mechanic
Dr. Swimley
Mary Branson
Holmes Branson
Carrie Cochran
Willie Wood
Cedarville
Margaret Beck
Beck
Simmer Cabin
Wellesley Crisman
Charles Snyder
Atlantic City
Victor Products
Jordan Springs
Edward
Young Heflin
HS. Duffey
Sore
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