Judge Harrison Grants Several Couples Divorces
Judge Burr Harrison in Corporation Court granted multiple divorces. Horace B. Smallwood obtained an absolute divorce from Grace T. Smallwood on adultery grounds. Lapsiey Morton Zimbro received an absolute divorce from Reid Zimbro for adultery. Gustav Bornscheuer Jr. and Winifred Yost Bornscheuer were granted a bed and board divorce on desertion. Eim T. Cain and Virginia T. had a partial divorce merged into an absolute decree for desertion. Melvin E. Bayliss was granted a bed and board divorce from Marie Bayliss for desertion. Gladys B. Lyne and Mason E. Lyne had a partial divorce merged into a full divorce for desertion. Elsie Ry. Jenkins and Everett E. Jenkins had a partial divorce merged into an absolute divorce.
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Burr Pp. Harrison
Corporation Court
Horace B. Smallwood
Grace T. Smallwood
Adul
Ville
Lapsiey Morton Zimbro
Gustav Bornscheuer, Jr
Winifred Yost Bornscheuer
Eim T. Cain
Virginia T
Melvin E. Bayliss
Marie Bayliss
South Carolina
Gladys B. Lyne
Mason E. Lyne
Elsie ‘Ry. Jenkins
Everett E. Jenkins
Death of Mrs. Albert Gleaves Revered Naval Widow
Relatives here learn of the death yesterday of Mrs. Albert Gleaves widow of Admiral Gleaves U S Navy. She died at her daughter’s home near Philadelphia and will be buried tomorrow at Arlington. An aunt of Mrs. Edward Durell of this city she spent much time here in earlier life.
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Albert Gleaves
Admiral Gleaves
U. S. Navy
C G McFarland Found Dead At Home In Frederick County
C G McFarland 55 was found dead Sunday at his home near Hayfield by neighbors. He was a World War I veteran, unmarried, son of Charles J and Rebecca McFarland of Frederick County, and member of Old Bethel Methodist Church. Survived by three brothers and three sisters. Funeral services tomorrow at 2 p m from Jones Funeral Home, Mt Olive Church at 2 30 p m with interment in Mt Olive Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Carter. G. McFarland
Hayfield
Charles, J
Rebecca Cooper McFarland
Frederick County
Old Bethel Methodist Church
Albin
Seneral
Secrings
Jones Funeral Home
Mt. Olive Church
C. H. Anderson
Cephas Fahnestock
Mt. Olive Cemetery
William Taylor
Elmer DeHaven
Carl Bayliss
William Cochran
Claude Carper
Edward Dusing
Wife of Colonel Consolvo Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs. Mary Byrd Consolvo, wife of Col. Charles Consolvo, died of a heart attack at her Millwood home. A Clarke county native and kin to prominent Byrd family members, she belonged to Christ Episcopal Church. Funeral plans call for Norfolk services. Col. Consolvo runs hotels in Richmond and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Byrd Consolvo
Charles Consolvo
Millwood
E. Wickham Byrd
Clarke County
Evelyn Burwell Byrd
Virginia
Senator Byrd
William Byrd
New York City
Otway Byrd
Upper Brandon
James River
H. F. Byrd
Thomas
Richard Byrd
Consolvo
Christ Episcopal Church
Col. Consolvo
Jefferson
Richmond
Monticello
Norfolk
Belvedere
Baltimore
Winchester police adopt blue whip cord winter uniforms
New winter uniforms have been purchased for members of the Winchester police department. Chief C. W. Hollis says the blue whip cord set includes hats, coats, trousers and shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Police Department
C. W. Hollis
Winchester notices and local updates span licenses and streets
August saw 136 marriage licenses issued at the city clerk. A street petition from north Rouss Avenue to Market and west Market to Piccadilly was referred by Council chair W. W. Dellinger for repairs. Richard Crisman is new president of the Winchester Eagles with three new trustees elected. An auto collision on Route 522 north of Cedarville damaged Pickeral and Altland vehicles. First Baptist Church midweek Bible study begins tonight at 8 with Dr. E. T. Clark leading the Book of Acts study. all welcome.
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Winchester
Rouss Avenue
Main
Market
Market Street
Piccadilly Street
W. W. Dellinger
Cedarville
John J. Pickeral
Middletown
Robert Altland
Front Royal
Charles Allen Altland
Thomas J. Starrett
Pickeral
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Street Dance Planned on Loudoun Street This Saturday
A Veter- American sponsored street dance with Army Recruiting Sound Truck will run from 9 p.m. to midnight on Loudoun Street between Boscawen and Reuss avenues this Saturday September 14. Admission is free and all are invited. A Winchester Eagle Club meeting Friday September 6 elected new officers including Richard as president in place of John Anderson who resigned. New member inductions followed with dinner for officers and members.
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Veter- American
Ans
Loudoun Street
Boscawen
Reuss Avenue
Winchester Eagle Club
Eagle
Richard
Communists Reject Chiang Kai-Shek Peace Proposals
In Nanking on September 11 the Communists rejected Chiang Kai-Shek’s armistice terms after a two and a half hour talk with General Marshall. Wang Ping-Nang said the Communists demand unconditional cease fire and will not accept any conditions, as Chou En-Lai’s terms remain undisclosed amid a serious situation.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Marshall
U. S
Chou En-Lai
Wang Ping-Nang
GI Act veterans may draw subsistence while at school
The new law allows all veterans attending school under the GI Act to receive subsistence payments whether they are employed or not.
Ugly Eczema No Joke Advertisement Summary
Advertisement tone highlights itching torment from eczema with persuasive claim for relief and treatment. It emphasizes the severity of eczema and urges readers to seek remedy promptly.
War on India's Northwest Frontier After Abducted Agent
New Delhi reports three weeks of bombing and strafing as British forces punish tribes after the abduction of Major J O S Donald. Villages are destroyed to deter resistance while negotiations fail and hillmen resist with highland tactics.
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New Delhi
India
Kipling
Hilside
London
India Office
Foreign Office
J. O. S. Donald
Waziristan
Razmak
Bazmak
Briish
Northwest Frontier Province
Five Deaths and Inspections Color Bulletin Notes
The bulletin reports Howard Elmer Clayton awaiting court action on a slaying behind a wardrobe, Alva Gott and two children burned in a fire near the Naval Academy dairy farm, Yugoslav flag coffins headed to the United States, officials inspecting Woodrow Wilson General Hospital for tuberculosis sanatorium feasibility, Yugoslavia urging UN action to reclaim vessels, and Rep. Andrew J. May’s attorney saying he may testify in a war contracts inquiry by September 25.
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Baltimore
Howard Elmer Clayton
Alva. Gott
Gott
Millersville
Odenton
U. S. Naval Academy
Washington
Andrew J. May
Senate War Investigating Committee
Educational Leaders Meet At Front Royal
The Virginia Education Association starts a six conference series at Front Royal High School on September 14. Presidents secretaries superintendents and committee chairmen attend with speakers including G Tyler Miller Z T Kyle Robert F Williams T Preston Turner and R B Marston. Conference aims to set VEA objectives and organize committees with district leaders presiding morning and afternoon sessions.
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Virginia Education Association
Front Royal High School
Miller
G. Tyler Miller
R. B. Marston
National Education Association
Supreme Court Docket With Multiple Chesterfield Scott and Smyth Cases
A group of cases from several Virginia circuits is listed for the Supreme Court including Ashlock v Pittston Company from Chesterfield, O Hara and others v Pittston from Richmond, Rhoton v Rollins from Scott, Cox v Rollins from Scott, King v Norfolk Portsmouth Belt Line from Norfolk, Masters v Cardi from Smyth, plus a petition for a writ of habeas corpus by O B Willis against W Frank Smyth Jr. and the state penitentiary administrator for later consolidation.
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Fage
Ashlock
Circuit Court of
Chesterfield County
E. Frank O’hara
Pittston Company
Chancery Court of
Richmond
Floyd M. Rhoton
W. J. Rollins
Scott County
Myrtle Mitchell Cox
George Warren King
Norfolk-Portsmouth Belt Line Railroad Company
Circuit Court of City of Norfolk
Marie E. Masters
Lillian R. Cardi
Smyth County
O. B. Willis
W. Frank Smyth, Jr
State Penitentiary
Charlottesville Beats Linville To Take First Half Title
Charlottesville defeated Linville 9 to 6 to win the second half of the Valley Baseball League. They advance to a four seven game series with Staunton, the first half winner, for the championship. the first game is set for Saturday. Linville seeks further games and lists Ernie Odykirk in Harrisonburg at 332-R.
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Charlottesville
Linville
Staunton
Ernie Odykirk
Harrisonburg
There Must Be Something In A Horse Name
Chicago September 11 A horse drawn wagon driven by Joseph Kenin careened through Elston and Milwaukee avenues as bystanders fled. The driver blamed a forgotten horse name after attempting to stop the unruly animal and dodging cars and pedestrians.
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Chicago
Boss
Joe
Smoky
Daisy
Pete
Elston Avenue
Milwaukee Avenue
Milwaukee
Joseph Kenin
Answers to the Daily Quiz
The list provides quiz answers: True for 1, Benito Mussolini for 2, Did for 3, Wyoming Montana and Id aho for 4, Noah for 5, Herbert George Wells for 6, Canada for 7, $1 200 000 000 for 8, $25 500 per annum for 9, and Is for 10.
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True
Benito Mussolini
Did
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Noah
Herbert George Wells
Canada
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Harrison
G. B. Masters Life Insurance Co
C. G. McFarland
Arthur H. McFarland
Luther McFarland
Stanley McFarland
Randalltown
Eva McDonald
Gertrude Cochran
Mamie Rinker
Adam Fall
Bell’ Store
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Brumback’s
the General Farm
Brumback
Winchester News Briefs
Owners
Eagles
Richard Crisman
Winchester Eagles Club
John Anderson
Russell Penn
W. H. DeHaven
Allen Kipps
Kai-Shek
Boyles
Bulletins
Rome
United States
Air Transport Command
Waynesboro
L. J.roper
Woodrow Wilson General Hospital
Army
Woodrow Wilson
Lake Success
N. Y
Yugoslavia
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Upper Danube
Edwin E. Will
Timberville High School
Claude M. Richmond
Washington-Lee High School
Arlington
Ethel Spilman
WEA Welfare Committee
Q. D. Gasque
Warren Rappahannock
VEA
Supreme Court
Servig Fn
Pittsburgh
George Washington Garage
Haldeman
J. G. Holsinger & Son
Court Square
Chapman Motor CO
Paiement Order OF the
Eowin Mal
EN Weald
J. A. Hotinger Mutual Insurance
N. Loudoun St
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling
Wores, Inc
E. E. Harbaugh
Mer
Valley Avenue
Coke Club
Morton Downey
Duff
E. Piccadilly St
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