AAA urges careful driving as 25 million children return to school
The American Automobile Association warns motorists of new school traffic hazards as about 25 million children resume classes nationwide. It notes past declines in child fatalities due to safety education and patrols, urges courteous driving, and highlights 200,000 patrols and 2,000,000 safety lessons planned for the year.
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Ashington
American Automobile Association Today
AAA Motor Clubs
AAA
Three Maryland Robbery Suspects Caught in Hagerstown
Three men linked to gas station robberies across Maryland and neighboring states were captured in Hagerstown after a high speed chase from Winchester. The suspects, Orville Green 29 Cleveland Fowler and another man, fled in a small coupe after forcing Shewell R. Tripplett to surrender $363 at a Cumberland station. Police from Cumberland and Hagerstown closed in near the fair grounds ending the pursuit.
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Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Winchester
C. W. Hollis
Cumberland
Hollis
Alds Chase
Cumb
Attorn
Fair Grounds
Orville Green
Cleveland
Fowler
Tennessee
Shewell R. Tripplett
J. J. Cassiddy
Baughman
Winchester Fair Highlights Boxing Card and Hog Calling
The Winchester Fair enters its sixty second exhibition with a boxing program at 3:30 and a rolling pin throwing contest for ladies. The event features trips by Troop E Cavalry and attracts crowds from Winchester and nearby areas to the Fair Grounds.
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Henry
Winchester Fair
Winchester
Fair Grounds
Troop E
United States Cavalry
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Martinsboro
Hagerstown
Culpeper
Grover H. Schlack
Virginia
Mayo Cup Handicapped Golf Tourney At Blue Ridge Club
Mayo Cup golf competition in Millwood Virginia finished with close outcomes. The men's cup went to Peter Mayo Page with runner up Hamilton Page. the women's cup to Agnes Page Mitchell with Cary Harrison close behind. Captains Ewart Johnston introduced winners as guests enjoyed refreshments on the club house porch.
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C B. Jones
Joseph Moore
Frank Wray
Robert B. Nelson
Robert C. Randolph
Robert Page
Henry Post Mitchell Nat
B Page
Robert Gardner
Horace Smith
Charles McGuire
Peter Mayo Page
Peter Williams
Winston Henry Frost
Col
Llewellyn Bull
Archibald Cary Randolph, Jr
Hanson Ely
Upperville
Washington
Toke
Agnes Page Mitchell
Cary Harrison
Ewart Johnston
Condition of Injured Girl Is Unchanged
Miss Edna Neville a 19 year old Washington girl remained unconscious at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a Sunday afternoon crash near Paris Virginia. Her fiance Earle Kiefer drove the car which swerved to avoid a bumble bee and struck a tree. Passengers Mr and Mrs Lawrence Parker escaped injury. The father William P Neville and sister Dorothy Neville stayed at her bedside.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Edna Neville
Washington, D. C
Clarke County
Miss Neville
Paris
Earle Keifer
Washington
Kiefer
Lawrence Parker
William P. Neville
Dorothy Neville
Seventh Street
N. W
Dr Snapp Relocates Dental Office to West Boscawen Street
Dr. Ralph B Snapp dentist moves from the Medical Arts building to 212 West Boscawen Street. The former residence of Dr P W Boyd is now a medical offices site shared by Dr Boyd Dr Dutton Dr Snapp and Dr McKee following alterations to the building.
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Ralph B. Snapp
Boscawen Street
P. W. Boyd
Boyd
Dutton
Snapp
McKee
Police Court Hears Cases From Labor Day Weekend
Police Judge Donald L. Weems presided over DUI fines and jail terms for drivers over Labor Day weekend. Frank Helsley and Dewett Fortune each paid 123 dollars, received 30 days in jail, and lost driving privileges for a year. Fred Stevens faced 73 dollars and a 30 day suspended sentence for liquor possession. Miller Cain James Shanholtz and William Shanholtz were fined for public intoxication and disorderly conduct. Lester Fogle faced reckless driving and improper signaling charges with a bench warrant issued when he failed to answer.
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Donald L. Weems
Frank Helsley
Dewett Fortune
Virginia
Fred Stevens
Nain
Miller Cain
James Shanholtz
William Shanholtz
Lester Fogle
Weems
Dr Ralph Snapp Moves Office to Water Street
Dr Ralph Snapp relocates his practice to 212 West Water Street effective September 9. The notice lists the new address for patient visits and correspondence.
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Ralph Snapp
W. Water St
Winchester opens 1931 32 with record enrollment
The Winchester public schools began the 1931 32 session at 9 am with 1953 pupils enrolled across four institutions Handley High John Kerr Virginia Avenue and Douglas colored school. Sixty eight teachers joined the staff and attendance was high with police guiding elementary routes.
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Public Schools of
Winchester
Garland R. Quarles
Quarles
Handley High
John Kerr
Virginia Avenue
Douglas
Handley Boulevard
South Cameron
East Cork Street
Handley
Douglas School
Virginia Fruit Bringing Better Prices Abroad
Virginia fruit prices rose in the Liverpool market on the Brittanic cargo with Grimes Golden barrels from 7.20 to 68 per barrel and Maiden Blush 3.84 to 6.72. Greenings reached 6.48 to 7.20 and Bonums 8.16 to 8.64 per barrel amid strong demand and improved weekly sales. Shipment totals show New York to British ports reaching 22 767 barrels and 12 619 boxes through September 5 with Liverpool London Southampton volumes.
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England
Virginia
New York
Liverpool
London
Southampton
Alleged Partner Of Roy Golliday Caught In Virginia
Sheriff Pannett went to Charlotte Court House Virginia to fetch Robert Queen held on complicity in defrauding workmen of over 250 dollars in pay. Queen allegedly rode with Roy Golliday who cashed checks and then fled. Queen provided the car for their escape. Pannett expected to return with Queen tonight per Charlotte county prosecutor.
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Pannett
Charlotte Courthouse
Virginia
Robert Queen
Roy Golliday
Henderson N. C
Golliday
State Highway Department
Queen
Charlotte County
Opening of School Follows Faculty Session Led by Quarles
Petrescu resigned at the close of the past term. Today marks the opening of school after a faculty session held yesterday where all teachers reviewed aims for the present session presented by Superintendent Quarles.
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Petrescu
Quarles
Building and Loan Payout Nears as Carter Plans New Trust
Mr Shirley Carter, a leading figure in Winchester Frederick county building and loan circles, considers starting a new association October 1 while the present Loan and Building Corporation plans a full stockholder payout around January 1. The group prides itself on low overhead and a six percent return to savers with a flawless earnings record across seven associations.
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Shirley Carter
Building and Loan Association
Loan and Building Corporation
Carter
Uring
Winchester
Frederick County
Hansbrough and Carter
Funeral Service Of Mrs. Annie Carpenter
The funeral for Mrs. Annie Carpenter, who died last week in the county, was held at 3 pm Monday at Opequon Chapel. Reverends Diehl and Morrow officiated as many friends attended. Pallbearers were J. R. Snapp, Robert S. Smith, Maynard Baylis, Linden Singhass, Carson Keyser, and J. B. Singhass. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery in Winchester.
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Annie Carpenter
Opequon Chapel
P. R. Diehl
G. M. Morrow
J. R. Snapp
Robert S. Smith
Maynard Baylis
Linden Singhass
Carson Keyser
J. B. Singhass
Mount Hebron_Cemetery
Winchester
Orlando Newsboys Band Hits 11 States On Tour
The Famous Newsboys Band of Orlando Florida with 54 members ages 12 to 19 tours 11 northern states plus DC and Canada on a 3800 mile round trip. Director Edgar Ball leads the group which will perform a free city concert and receive a welcome from local Boy Scout troops.
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Newsboys
Orlando
Fla
Winchester
Florida
Edgar A. Ball
Lord Kitchener
South
District of Columbia
Canada
Ottawa
Saa
Pubc
Real estate gains and livestock outlook in Shenandoah Valley
Winchester feature notes rising home sales across 16 cities per Guy W. Ellis of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. Livestock prices show steadier demand with heavy steers selling around 7.75 to 9.25 and Missouri stock lighter. Ford recalls 15 000 to 20 000 former workers as plans target 50 000 back by mid September.
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Guy W. Ellis
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Chicago
Ellis
Middle West
Associated Press
Kansas City
Missouri
FORD
Ford Motor Co
Charlottesville Firemen to Reproduce Parade Quality
Charlottesville Fire Department will Thursday afternoon reproduce the parade from the recent state firemen’s convention in Winchester where it won first prize of 300 dollars. Led by the drum corps and Municipal Band, they will depart from headquarters at 5 PM and march along Second Market Seventh Main streets to return for an annual drum corps band and fire company meeting.
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Charlottesville
Winchester
Seventh
Main
It pays to Walk ad promises eye strain relief
An advertisement by Hodgson & Brown claims nothing costs to investigate and promotes walking as a remedy for headaches blurred vision dizziness and nervousness caused by eye strain. The copy emphasizes eye health and encourages readers to explore their offer.
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Hodgson & Brown
Apple Market Exports Prices and Shipments Across Ports
G R Cooper of Harnden & Company Liverpool reports on apple exports to Liverpool London Glasgow and Southampton with totals for barrels and boxes. Prices shown for Maiden Blush Greenings Grimes and Bonums range from 3.84 to 8.64 dollars per 16/0 to 36/0 and exchange rate 24c per shilling.
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New York
Exs
Bskts
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Southampton
G. R. Cooper, Harnden & Company
Cargo Britannic
Maiden Blush
Greenings
Grimes
Bonums
G. R. Cooper
Harnden & Company
APPLE
Errors Corrected In W. C. T. U. List
The Star yesterday misstated election officer affiliations for the local Women's Christian Temperance Union. Mrs. Alva Frye should be listed with the First Brethren Church and Miss Rebecca Pidgeon should be listed for international relations. Mrs. L. H. Pence remains with the United Brethren Church.
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the Star
Women’s’ Christian Temperance Union
Alva Frye
United Brethren Church
First Brethren Church
L. H. Pence
Rebecca Pidgeon
Rally Day at Stines Chapel Planned for October 4
Work continues on improvements at Stines Chapel on the Pike in preparation for Rally Day Oct 4. All contributors are invited to attend the day’s exercises set for 10 30 in the morning.
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Stine’s Chapel
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