Buses Delayed Opening For Middletown Students
More than 2 000 county children were ready for classes as Middletown High School could not open until tomorrow. Buses built for Middletown route traveled from Winchester to Richmond to the Bender Bus Company agent, Earl Shade, with placards indicating delivery.
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Frederick County
Middletown High School
Leslie D. Kline
Middletown
Winchester
Richmond
Bender Bus Company
Elyria
Ohio
Kline
Earl Shade
Win
Allen DeHaven
Gore
Williams
Stephens City
DeHaven
Virginia Stickley
Bryarly
Hi ¥Ry Stipe
Garnett Hamrick
Stephis City High School
John Kline
Ken Wymer
Branson
Jean Ver
Gainesboro
Jean Martin
Miller School
Harold Duff
Mountain Falls
Watkins
Armel
Ralph L. Triplett
Rosenberger Area Weekend Visits Highlight Local Folks
Rosenberger Virginia reports a weekend gathering as Mr and Mrs Joseph Bean of Washington spent Sunday and Labor Day at their farm. Olga L Frye joined I Frye and family for the holiday. Visitors to Mr and Mrs William Brewer included Bessie Maynard Brewer and Betty Lou Bradfish from Winchester. Mrs C M Rosenberger was with her children Robert and Fietta Rosenberger, while Rosenberger Filet Rosenberger attended the World's Fair in New York.
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Rosenberger
Joseph Bean
Washington
Olga L. Frye
I. Frye
William Brewer
Bessie
Maynard Brewer
Ud Brewer
Winchester
Raymond Bradfisid
Betty Lou
C. M. Rosenberger
Rober
Fietta pért-Rosen
Filet Rosenberger
New York
Mrs Linden Frye Buried In New Market Undergoes Final Rites
Final rites for Mrs Joanne Frye wife of Linden Frye were held Monday Sept 4 at New Market. She died Sept 2 in University Hospital Charlottesville Va after brain tumor treatment. She was born Woods Chapel Va and survived by her husband two daughters Amanda Dean and Lenny Brayle two sons unnamed two sisters two brothers and 13 grandchildren. The service was at Mrs Brays home then Woods Chapel with Rev John Dodson delivering a brief sermon. Pallbearers were Jim Mike Shifflette George Hiden Ray Stroop and Charles Oswald Shawns. Flower girls were six nieces.
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New Market
Joanne Frye
Linden Frye
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Harrisonburg Hospital
George and
Virginia Bray
Frye
Winchester
Ben
Rockville
Dora Bray
Woods Chapel
Ona Shiflette
Brentwood
Newton Broy
Jamesville
Jack Broy
Brayle
John Dodson
Jim
Mike
Shifflette
George
Hiden
Ray Stroop
Charles
Oswald Shawns
Flower Girls
Wounded Strasburg youth wounded in squirrel hunt accident
Robert Funkhouser nineteen of Strasburg was wounded by a gunshot when he stepped into his father Philip Funkhouser’s line of fire while hunting squirrels on the Clarence Funk property. The right eye and chest were struck. doctors hoped the eye would be saved. The incident occurred about 8 o’clock yesterday in Shenandoah county.
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Robert Funkhouser
Strasburg
Philip Funkhouser
Memorial Hospital
Young Funkhouser
Clarence Funk
Shenandoah County
Robert Jenkins
Carpers Valley
Italy Eyes Peace After Poland Drive
Rome reports say talks to reduce friction between Britain and Italy are underway after discussions between Sir Percy Loraine and Count Galeazzo Ciano. Italian circles foresee a rapid German victory in Poland followed by Mussolini proposing a conference to settle Europe's political and economic ills.
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Rome
Great Britain
Italy
Percy Loraine
Galeazzo Ciano
Poland
Germany
Mussolini
Europe
Count
Price Denies Anti Organization Image at Sheriffs Banquet
Governor Price told Virginia sheriffs in Richmond there is no merit to the impression that he is an anti organization man. He urged abolition of the fee system for public official pay and outlined audits and reforms to improve criminal costs and jail operations. He noted Accomplishments in public assistance and budget division expansion.
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Richmond
Price
Virginia
Thomas Martin
Claude A. Swanson
William A. Jones
Carter Glass
Martin
Swanson
Sheriffs’ Association
Harry F. Byrd
Democratic Party
General Assembly
G. Alvin Massenburg
Hampton
J. Fulmer Bright
G. M. Gilkeson
Auguste
E. B. Jones
Monterey
Thomas W. Ozlin
State Corporation Commission
Ozlin
Ciano Seeks German-Italian Parity After Poland Victory
Quarters report Mussolini may frame a proposal for a world wealth repartition giving Germany and Italy political and economic parity with Britain and France. Fascists argue this is the lasting solution to Europe’s strife and could be achieved peacefully or through war.
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Galeazzo Ciano
Poland
Mussolini
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
France
Europe
Radio warfare climbs into the airwaves across southeast Europe
Powerful stations wage a day and night battle for control of the airwaves as neutral nations in the region receive competing versions of the conflict. British and American broadcasts are jammed by music while announcers speak in multiple languages and sources remain unidentified.
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Budapest
Europe
British Broadcasting Corporation
Athenia
Roosevelt
United States
Oxford
Berlin
BBC
Embarrassed Olympic Club Sees Weidmann Resign
SAN FRANCISCO September 7 The Olympic Club faced an embarrassment as Nazi Consul General Fritz Wiedemann resigned after a telegram urging his withdrawal was allegedly forged in the club. Club secretary Frank J Foran denied knowledge of the telegram and said the board did not request the resignation. Wiedemann resigned promptly after receiving the telegram.
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San Francisco
Olympic Club
Fritz Weidmann
Adolf Hitler
Frank J. Foran
Weidemann
Foran
Wiedemann
Germans Withdraw On West Line In Swiss Border Dispatch
Basel report says German advance guards pull back toward the Siegfried line as French troops push into German territory along the northern wing. French gains reach up to 15 kilometers in places. Observers expect a week or more to breach pill box defenses before attacking the main German line.
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Charles Foltz
Basel
Switzerland
Siegfried
France
Saar
Saarguemines
Siegfried Line
Warsaw
Vistula River
Baden
Reich
Rest Brevities Highlights Regional Church Activities
Rev Mc Intire presiding elder led Rest Church service and a fourth quarterly conference. Rev Fielding conducts a revival at Paynes Chapel. Mrs J W Schlack and Miss Wilma Schlack visited Baltimore relatives. Lucille Gordon from Washington spent the weekend here. School reopens Thursday with many students heading to Handley and Stephens City high schools. Mr Turner Seneeadiver and family from Winchester visited G L Snyder. Mrs R R Whitmore plans to move to Winchester for future residence.
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Rest
McIntire
Winchester
Rest Church
Ridgeway
Fielding
Paynes Chapel
J. W. Schlack
Wilma Schlack
Baltimore
Lucille Gordon
Washington
Handley and
Stephens City
Holmes Snapp
Martinsburg
Sueee
Serio
Virgil Fiddler
Patsy
Bunker Hill
R. R. Whitmore
Turner Seneeadiver
G. L. Snyder
Consul-General Refuses to Withdraw Resignation
Remarks show the consul-general standing by his resignation despite statements disavowing responsibility for a wire. The language indicates continued commitment to stepping down amid ongoing controversy.
Barbara Bell Pattern 1823 B Dress Details and Prices
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1823 B offers long or short sleeves and two necklines with a panelled high waist skirt. Suitable fabrics include flat crepe thin wool and faille. Sizes 12 to 20 with busts 30 to 38 inches. Pattern price 15c, book 11 2 3c, combo 25c. orders by mail.
Anniversary of the Marne Battle Turning Point
Albert W. Wilson recalls the 25th anniversary of the first battle of the Marne. A fleet of 1100 Paris taxicabs carried fresh troops to save the city, halting German advance as the Allies halted the push toward Verdun. The maneuver altered the course of World War I and marked a crucial turning point.
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Albert W. Wilson
New York
The
Marne
Paris
Bordeaux
Germany
Europe
Holland
Verdun
France
Alexander von Kluck
Joseph Gallieni
Nanteuil
von Kluck
the Marne
Answers to Today's Quiz Listed by Number
Answers printed on page 4 reveal quiz items including Denmark Idaho Frank W Mondell Monticello and Singed names. The string Som nam bu list and Senmaivanies suggest garbled OCR.
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Denmark
Idaho
Frank W. Mondell
Som Nam’-Bu
Somnam-Bu
Monticello
Pemney
India
Presidency
Senmaivanies
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