Apple Show 10 Held in Fall at Martinsburg
Martinsburg, W Va September 11 An Apple Show planned for early November at City Market House will be a three day event sponsored by the West Virginia Horticulture Society. Displays of apples from Jefferson Berkeley Hamp shire Morgan and Mineral counties are expected with cash prizes for best exhibit largest display and most unique display. Manufacturers of apple products and orchard equipment makers will exhibit. Free cider and carnival elements are planned with dramatic apple related presentations. Carroll R Miller Martinsburg in charge. John Y McDonald presided. Martinsburg last hosted an apple show about thirty years ago.
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Masusburg
W. Va
Martinsburg
West Burke Street
West Virginia Horticulture Society
Jefferson
Berkeley
Hampshire
Morgan and
Mineral
Society
Staymen
Yorks
Delicious
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
McIntosh
Winesap
Rome
West Virginia
Carroll R. Miller
John Y. McDonald
Charles Town
No Particular Person Blamed In Woman's Death
In Capital Heights Maryland on September 11 a coroner's jury ruled Mrs Elles Teulon of Maryland Park died at the hands of a person or persons unknown after testimony by coroner's physician Dr James I Boyd that a bullet entered through her mouth and exited at the head. The body was found August 26 and the inquiry heard from Dr Boyd Sam Acuff Seat Pleasant officer and Elon Turner Prince George's county policeman.
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Capital Heights
Estelle Teulon
Maryland Park
Winds On The Bay And Coast Weather Update
Moderate northeast winds sweep Sandy Hook to Cape Hatteras with a shift to gentle to moderate southeast winds on the bay and coast. Coastal and Chesapeake Bay sections expect northeast to southeast winds, becoming gentle by Thursday with generally fair weather.
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Sandy Hook
Cape Hatteras
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Broader First Aid Program in Winchester and Frederick Co
A Red Cross officer promotes expanded first aid and life saving training in Winchester and Frederick County. Cites local rescues including a Berkeley Springs camp incident where a senior Red Cross life saving tester saved a swimmer in Cacapon Creek. urges community members to learn, notes classes start soon.
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Bertha Hicks
Red Cross
Frank R. Horton
Winchester
Frederick County
Boy Scouts of America
Horton
Berkeley Springs
William Allen
Cacapon
A. R. Dawson’s
Cacapon Creek
Gilbert Unger
Ray Rice, Jr
Unger
Allen
Rice
Long Prolific Radio Messenger Huey P. Long Through 1932
The article notes Huey P. Long used radio networks heavily to spread his share the wealth message. Since 1932 he gave 18 broadcasts with eleven on NBC and the remainder on CBS. He often began with a personal identifier and urged listeners to tell friends about his program.
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New York
Huey P. Long
NBC
CBS
Louisana
Naming of Island of Crete in Mythic Lineage
The island of Crete was named for Cres a son of Zeus by a nymph according to myth. The tradition links the land to divine descent and heroic memory in ancient lore.
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Island of
Crete
Island
Cres
Zeus
Local Notes From Lebanon Church Area Virginia
News notes report Burell Beeler injured in a motorcycle accident near Charles Town West Virginia and hospitalized but not seriously hurt. Local residents Glenn Windle Lola Pingley June Walter Frank Windle and families are also mentioned with visits, travel, and social events.
Jackie Coogan and Toby Wing Confirm Engagement
Hollywood youths Toby Wing and Jackie Coogan announced they are engaged at a film colony party hosted by Pinky Tomlin. The couple, once linked in media as the kid of Charlie Chaplin, spoke of their commitment in agreement.
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Hollywood
Calif
Jackie Coogan
Toby Wing
Toby
Jackie
Pinky Tomlin
Social Notes From Wickliffe Virginia Gatherings
Wickliffe Virginia reports visiting guests from local families and trips to New York and New Canaan. Residents include Misses Mackay Powers Page and Virginia Katherine Page. Rev. T Carter Page and daughters. Agnes Smith. Jaquelin Smith. William Dixon. the Dix family. and others. Read about weekend visits, Labor Day family gatherings, and returns from Winter Haven Florida.
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William Harper Dean
Arthur Martz
Elton
Jimmy
Ray Fletcher
William Dixon
Washington
Lewis Bell
Bessie Love
Francis Grim
Halltown
W. Va
C. W. Johnston
Garnett Bell
Mary Rusk
Berryville
Henry Schneider
Ruth Campbell
Labor Day
A. Cummins
Carryswood
James Parks
Marvin Chapel
John Lloyd
Skyline Drive
No marriage date set as couple both serious and happy
"We are both very serious and very happy," said Miss Wing. The quote suggests a balanced outlook, and the article notes that no marriage date has been set.
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Miss Wing
Workmen Picket Navin Field in Detroit
About 100 workmen picketed Navin Field today protesting labor policies of the bleacher contractor for the World Series. Police were stationed at the park as a precaution.
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Detroit
Navin Field
Detroit Tigers
Peasant Party Plans Demonstration Aimed at Lupescu
In Bucharest the National Peasant Party rallies followers for a farmers march on the capital next month to force Premier Tatarescu to resign. They aim to curb Mme Magda Lupescu’s influence and back former premier Julius Maniu in opposition to the government.
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Bucharest
Rumania
National Peasant Party
Mme Magda Lupescue
Carol
George Tatarescu
Mme. Lupescu
Julius Maniu
Lupescu
Organ Man Arrested After Episco pal Church Silver Theft
Harrisonburg police identified Edward B. Taylor as Ethan B. Andrews through fingerprints after he stole silver communion service from the Episcopal Church in Harrisonburg and Berryville. Taylor, a Nashville penitentiary escapee serving 10 years for felonious assault, was arrested in Kankakee Illinois posing as an organ inspector. Police examine other stolen pieces and trace silver in Baltimore as they hunt for the rest of the hoard.
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Harrisonburg
Ethan B. Andrews
Kankakee
Ill
Edward B. Taylor
J. Hilyer Boice
Department of Justice
Tayior
Berryville
Nashville
Baltimore
Berryville Theft Suspect Traced by Winchester Police
Chief Clayton Hollis of the Winchester police linked Taylor to the Berryville Episcopal Church communion plate theft. A DOJ photo aided identification by the Berryville church janitor. Hollis followed Taylor after reading of a prior arrest in an Illinois city on a similar charge.
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Taylor
Berryville Episcopal Church
Clayton Hollis
Winchester Police
Hollis
M Department of Justice
Berryville
Thellinois City
French Claim Visa to North Carolina by Verazzano
North Carolina historians attribute the first European visit to the region to John de Verazzano, a French explorer who asserted French claims after his expedition.
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France
North Carolina
John de Verazzano
Stepmother Charged in Death of Nine-Year-Old Stepsister
Ada Schueler, a former nurse pictured without a veil in Stamford Connecticut, faces murder charges in the beating death of her nine year old stepdaughter Mari lyn. Father Oscar J. Schueler retained defense counsel as prosecutors report an alleged admission that the stepmother struck the girl after she ate lunch too slowly.
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Ada Schueler
Stamford
Conn
Marilyn
Oscar J. Schueler
E. Gaynor Brennan
Wheat Contracts To Be Discussed In Harrisonburg
A meeting is set in Harrisonburg Friday at 10 a.m. to discuss 1936 wheat contracts. County Agent I. Fred Stine and the county committee led by R. L. Omps will attend and begin the wheat control program on return. W. H. Byrne and W. S. Thomas of W. P. L. will run the program in Harrisonburg.
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Harrisonburg
I. Fred Stine
R. L. Omps
J. H. Funkhouser
Huyett
J. W. Legge, Jr
W. H. Byrne
W. S. Thomas
Red Cross Executive Committee To Meet Thursday
The Red Cross executive committee will convene Thursday at 3 30 in the city hall council chamber. Full attendance is requested by the organizers.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Executive Committee
Council Chamber
City Hall
Marion Martin Pattern 9599 for fall and winter wardrobe
The ad promotes Marian Martin pattern 9599 with a dress featuring a turn-down collar and puff sleeves. It details fabric options, sizes 12 through 40, yardage for size 1, and price the pattern at 15 cents with book 15 cents or book and pattern 25 cents. Orders go to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department, New York.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
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AMOCO
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American Oil Company
Buncutter Tire Co
George W. Kurtz
Ingersoll
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Sherwin-Williams Paints
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Winchester Furniture Co
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