Rotarians Back Institute Program At Front Royal Meeting
The Front Royal Rotary Club voted to support the Table on International Relations as part of the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs. Edgar R. Rudacille led the program praising Rotary work and community service. A letter from Max Ettmueller of Hurick, Switzerland thanked the club and chamber for kindness shown to his late brother Oscar Ettmueller. Monroe Burke was the boy guest, introduced by Rotarian Harry Rafio. Other guests included R D Lewis of Alexandria and Crim Platt Beeler Walter Johnston Garner from Strasburg.
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Front Royal
T Royal
Afton Inn
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Virginia
Edgar R. Rudacille
Rotary
G. Tyler Miller
Max Ettmueller
Hurick
Switzerland
Oscar Ettmueller
Schwarzenbach-Huber
Harry Marshall Crim
Charles Platt
J. 8. Beeler
Walter Johnston
G. W. Garner
Strasburg
Attend Meeting On Wheat Control
County agent David M. Cloyd and assistant Robert Leach attended a Harrisonburg meeting on the 1936 wheat reduction program. The office states the session was instructive and hopes more county farmers will attend future state and county meetings to take advantage of the opportunities offered.
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Front Royal
David M. Cloyd
Robert Leach
Harrisonburg
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Warren Disorderly Conduct Case
In Front Royal Virginia the Warren Circuit Court ended an all day session with jurors unable to agree on the charges of assault with a gun and disorderly conduct against Oliver Gunshell and Pete Robinson. The incident allegedly occurred July 25 at 9 30 on I G Bierers farm. Jurors named include foreman R R Griffith and members S Russell Baker Alton Mauck Horace Scott and W T Kuser.
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Front Royal
Warrenty
E Commonwealth
Oliver Gunshell
Pete Robinson
I. G. Bierer
R. R. Griffith
Foreman
S. Russell Baker
Alton Mauck
Horace Scott
W. T. Kuser
Escaped Convict Denied Jail Visit in Washington and Move
A 22 year old white convict escaped from the State Highway camp near Warrenton. He applied to stay at Rappahannock county jail in Washington Virginia but was denied and left. Officials later identified him as the escapee.
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Front Royal
Warrenton
Washington
Rappahannock
Fans To Visit Winchester For Sunday Baseball
Fans plan to travel to Winchester for the second of a five game series between the Winchester Park Association and the Front Royal All Stars. Both clubs have strong records this season and are expected to draw a large crowd for an exciting contest.
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Front Royal
Winchester
Winchester Park Association
Front Royal All-Stars
Winchester Park
Marriage License Issued to Dillan and Taggard in Warren County
The clerk of the Circuit Court of Warren County issued a marriage license this morning to David R. Dillan of Washington, D. C., and Marion Stage Taggard of St. Mary's, Virginia.
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Front Royal
Circuit Court
Warren County
David R. Dillan
Marion Stage Taggard
Defy Jinx and Wed as Couple Receives License
Manuel Wright and Ruth Charity, both colored, were issued a marriage license by the Warren County Circuit Court clerk. Charles Loizeaux of Plainfield New Jersey arrived at Mt. and is visiting Mrs F V Millar and Miss Elizabeth Millar with two children.
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Front Royal
Dan Cupid
Manuel Wright
Ruth Charity
Warren County
Charles Loizeaux
Plainfield, N. J
F. V. Millar
Elizabeth Millar
Front Royal News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events
Miss Ces Shibley of Washington D D is visiting friends in Front Royal. Mr and Mrs Assad Shibey and Mr and Mrs W Eugene Compton return from New York City where they wed on Sept 4. Mrs Compton was Miss Iva Kilby. A young group from the area heads to Virginia colleges including VMI UVA VPI Randolph Macon William and Mary and Radford. Mrs Z M Dull recovers at home. Various social visits and travel plans from Martinsburg to Harrisonburg are noted along with local student enrollments and family moves.
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Front Royal
Ces Shibley
Washington, D
Assad Shibey
W. Eugene Compton
New York City
Neville Major
Orville van Deusen, Jr
Edward I. Williams, Jr
Marvin Kinzer
Virginia Military Institute
Duncan C. Gibb
The
University of Virginia
Charles Eeves, Jr
Walter H. Carter
Jack Poulton
Joseph L. Borner
J. Sherman Hale
B. Ney Scheuer
Herbert Roesler
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Lyle McFall
Thomas M. Johnston
Randolph-Macon College
J. Frank Forsyth
William and Mary
Elizabeth Proctor
Radford College
Mary Louise Borden
Mary Frances Simpson
Farmville College
Uth Eleanor Mathews
Frances Hale
Mary Fristoe
Harrisonburg College
Lillian McFall
Alice Sowers
Margaret Pence
Strayers Business College
Washington
B. V. Atwood
Horace Atwood
Mrs. Atwood
Baltimore
Giant Bean Discovered In Front Royal Patch
Mrs. Adam McInturff of Riverton found a giant green bean in her patch in Front Royal measuring 2845 inches long with a 1% inch circumference. Officials display the bean in the Winchester Evening Star window as possibly the largest grown in the area.
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Front Royal
Adam McInturff
Riverton
Winchester
Russia and Britain discuss territorial changes amid league talks
Five power committee eyes territorial adjustments in the Italo Ethiopian dispute, proposing a joint Anglo French offer for a cross sea access strip in Somaliland. Litvinoff defends the league covenant while warning against intimidation in debate.
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League
Five-Power Committee
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Rome
Ethiopia
Italy
Emperor le’ Selassie
France
Litvinoff
Portugal
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Latvia
Mussolini
League of Nations
Il Duce
East
Africa
Libya
Egypt
Associated Press
Laval
Samuel Hoare
Sir Samuel Hoare
League of Nations Assembly
Italo-Ethiopian Standoff Cements Italian Resolve and Laval View
The cabinet reaffirmed Italy’s stance on the Italo-Ethiopian question, rejecting compromise after the recent sacrifices and documents. A telegram of praise was sent to Gen Emilio Be Bong, Eritrea and Somaliland commander, as crowds gathered outside the embassy amid mixed reactions to Laval’s address.
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Italy
Geneva
de Bono
Emilio
Bongigh
Eritrea
Somaliland
Africa
Italians Leave Addis Ababa as War Threat Looms
Italians depart from the Ethiopian capital with Baron Muzzi Falconi among those retreating. Civilians and missionaries express reluctance to stay, pledging loyalty to the Pope rather than Mussolini. Emperor Haile Selassie opens a fruit shop in Addis Ababa selling produce from his model farm, attracting Americans and others.
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Haile Selassie
President Roosevelt vows to keep CCC for forest preservation
President Roosevelt in Lake Placid announces the continuation of the civilian conservation corps. He notes the new state conservation department and commits to maintaining CCC camps to safeguard national forest lands.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Roosevelt
State Conservation Department
Civilian Conservation Corps
Market summary shows uneven gains and losses on Sept 14
Stocks offered limited stimuli with only metals and select specialties firm. Inflationary signals appeared as metal demand rose and Dutch guilder concerns hovered. rail car shipments forecast strong fourth quarter.
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Wall Street
New York
U. S
Netherlands
Department of the Interior
The
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Radiator
American Smelters
American Tel
Tel
American Woolen
Atch
Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas
N. Y
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Local Markets Prices in Daily Market Listing
Local wholesale market prices list patent brand and cracked corn feed items with per barrel rates for various bag sizes. Includes egg mash and corn meal options with weights from 12 to 98 pounds and prices ranging from 1.95 to 6.05 per unit.
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Gs Creamery
Star
Kasco
Livestock And Produce Markets Across Baltimore and Philadelphia
Baltimore markets show cattle at 7.75 to 9.50 for medium and good grass steers with weaker common classes, calves 60 at 1.00 to 2.00 below week ago, hogs steady with tops near 12.90, lambs 35 to 75 lower than Friday, and better bulk lambs 10.00 to 10.50. Philadelphia reports butter 92 score 22 to 26 cents, eggs at 3,509 receipts, demand fair, prices unchanged.
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Baltimore
Dept. Agric
Philadelphia
S. Dept. of Agr
Grain futures and cash market quotes across wheat and corn
Chicago futures show mixed grain prices with near term wheat around 92% to 94 and corn around 56 to 57 for September. Oats and barley also quoted. lard and bellies listed with multiple delivery months. Cash grain in Chicago and Baltimore lists No. 2 hard wheat and No. 2 yellow corn with bid ranges and mill delivery notes.
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Chicago
Eee
Baltimore
Winchester
Death in Martinsburg of Mrs. Jacob Dick at 87
Mrs. Jacob Dick died at 1:30 this morning at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs R H Stottler Martinsburg W Va She was 87 and had lived mostly in Frederick county Born 1847 She leaves six daughters two sons 24 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Funeral from Maple avenue Martinsburg to Wesley Chapel Church then cemetery interment there Funeral is scheduled for Monday at 10 30 AM
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Jacob Dick
R. H. Stottler
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick County
Winchester
Prederick County
Pny
Emma Hovermale
Reynolds Store
Mollie Dick
Good
Effie Place
Ollie Teets
Lola Boyd
Stottler
Kirk Dick
Cedar Grove
Earl Dick
Roy Stottler
Maple Avenue
Wesley Chapel Church
Hitler Warns Germany Will Not Stand for Harm
Adolf Hitler told a Nazi rally of about 50 000 youths that Germany will not stand for harm from anyone and seeks to be among the first nations. He claimed a disciplined Germany “picks fewer fights” and urged youth to help build strength. Women were cheered as he denounced liberal Jewish Bolshevik equality and parliament.
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Gemany
Adolf Hit
Germany
Noted Charlotte Editor Wade Harris Dead
Charlotte editor Wade H. Harris of the Observer, long time leader at the Observer Company, died after a prolonged illness. He served as editor since 1912 and kept up page duties until last Christmas.
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Charlotte
N. C
Wade H. Harris
The
Charlotte Observer
Harris
Observer Company
Observer
Woodrum Praises President Roosevelt in Uneasy Movement
Woodrum lauds President Roosevelt and calls him their leader while noting the movement’s uncertainty. If he falters, another leader will be chosen and followers refuse to return to the old order under either Republicans or Democrats.
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Light
Embroidery Hoop Upgrade for Juice Bag Handling
A jelly preparation tip suggests sewing a large embroidery hoop to the bag top to hold the juice, with two strong side loops. A rod can pass through the loops for convenient handling.
Four Wounded in Gun Battle at Rome Stove Plant
Four men were wounded at the Rome Stove and Range Plant during a gun fight between pickets and employees. One worker Fred Reid suffered a head wound and may die. three others George Tallent Lucius Plank and Hermann Ingram were lightly hurt. Two men were held for alleged violation of a non picketing injunction.
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Rome
McCall Hospital
Fred Reid
Russell
George Tallent
Lucius Plank
Hermann Ingram
Frank
Apple Market Shipping Point Demand Slows in Winchester
Information for Thursday shows slow demand and dull market in Winchester and Martinsburg with f o b car lots and bulk prices for Jonathan and York varieties. U S No 1 and utility grades command varying per bushel and per cwt, while a corrected York Imperial price is $2.90 per barrel, not $3.90.
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Apple
Winchester
Martinsburg
Jonathans
U. S
Grimes
Jonathans U
Yorks
York Imperial
No animal sees in absolute darkness
The text notes that animals cannot see in complete darkness yet many have eyes adapted to very low light. It adds that nocturnal creatures like owls and cats perceive better than humans in typical dim nights.
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Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
North River
Front Royal News
Pembroke Thomson
John Thomson
Sherwood
Milldale
Byrne Downing, Jr
Aileen Lauck
Mrs. W. E. Shepperd
Virginia Carson
Killehevelyn
Mark B. Turner
Washington, D. C
Eugene West
Col
G. E. A. Reinburg
Ralph Bentz
Mable Branson
Woodstock
Claude Stokes, Jr
Durston McIntosh
Roberta Kerfoot
Richmond
Pan-American Business School
E. J. Kerfoot
Aubrey G. Weaver
Mrs. Weaver
Royal Avenue
Four Winds
Manor Road
William Strickler
Frank A. Buckley
Frank Forsyth
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Louise Norcross
Central City
Emporia
Donald Simpson
Frank Simpson
Rockland
James Arthur Deverle
Roanoke
J. Prank
Patsy Coe
Goshen
Mrs
H. C. Coe
Russia
Canada
Gy Agnol
Greece
Bulgaria
Turkey
Baltic States
Finand
Estonia
Lithuana
Poland
Addis Ababa
Muzzi Falconi
Hitler
Woodrum
Pres
Moling & Cather
Stove Plant
Just
P. Klompus
North Main St
Cretonnes
T. F. Timberlake
N. Main Street
General Electric Motor
Shenandoah Elec. Appliance Co
S. Loudoun St
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