Settlement Reached in Dillas Life Insurance Suit
Reliance Life Insurance of Pittsburgh settled out of court a suit to cancel a $15,000 policy on Nick Dillas amid alleged misstatements in his application. Dillas died May 25 at Johns Hopkins Hospital after the suit was filed last May. James Chouderis defended the partnership against the claim.
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Reliance Life Insurance Company
Pittsburgh
Nick Dillas
James P. Reardon
Harrison and Harrison and
R. Gray Williams
James Chauderis
The
Life Insurance Company
Corporation Court
Baltimore
White Palace
James Chouderis
Life
Chauderis
Dillas
Reliance Life
National Park
Greece
Life Insurance
Johns Hopkins Hospital
James Choucleris
Bursey Named Produce Manager at Local A and P Store
Walter Bursey long associated with the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company at Loudoun and Boscawen streets has been promoted to produce manager. The store recently remodeled and expanded its stock to include fresh produce along with groceries and meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bursey
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Loudoun
Boscawen
Richmond Republican Garber asks ballot placement ruling
Richmond Virginia. Representative Jacob A. Garber of Har, Republican candidate for Congress, seeks a writ of mandamus to force the Secretary of the Commonwealth to accept his candidacy notice and enroll his name on the November 1930 ballots. A hearing is set for Saturday at 10 o’clock before Judge Julien Gunn with attorneys Duncan Curry, N J Putnam, and others.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Jacob A. Gibber
Har
Congress
Garber
City
John R. Saunders
Sentney
Duncan Curry
Staunton
Julien Gunn
N. J. Putnam
Tenth District
Seventh Congressional District
Virginia
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Peter Saunders
Commonwealth of Virginia
Charles Curry
Duncan Curry F
John Paul and
D. W. Earman
Harrisonburg
Clarke jail inmates not drunk as widely claimed
Clarke county jailer reports to Berryville that most prisoners did not drink confiscated liquor found in an upper cell last Saturday. Only two men Jude and George Smallwood admitted imbibing a jar of liquor poured into a tin cup, from liquor seized earlier.
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Clarke County
Berryville
Feltner
Jude
George Smallwood
Virginia to allocate 1587 road miles to counties
State Highway Commissioner Henry G. Shirley expects to announce 1587 miles of new road allocations for Virginia counties this week under the Porter Rhoades bill. The plan sets minimums of eight miles per county and 25 miles for counties containing large cities, with feeders linking to the existing system.
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Associated Press
OND
Henry G. Shirley
General Assembly
Shirley
Mrs Lucy Levi Dies After Long Illness at 71
Mrs Lucy Carr Levi aged 71 longtime Berryville resident dies at the home of her sister near Shepherdstown after months of arthritis and a recent fall. She was widow of Henry Levi and survived by three sisters and two brothers. Funeral services set for 11 am at First Baptist Church Berryville with rites at Eddy home earlier that morning. Interment in Green Hill Cemetery. pallbearers include six nephews Clyde Levi Ralph Levi Robert Carr Thomas Eddy Oscar Carr and C. B. Carr.
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Berryville Va
Lucy Carr Levi
J. William Eddy
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Berryville
Clarke
Baptist Church
William Eddy
Jesse S. Carr
Leetown
Clay Carr
Boyce
First Baptist Church
L. A. Parker
C. V. van der
Clyde B. Levi
Ralph Levi
Robert Carr
Thomas Eddy
Oscar Carr
C. B. Carr
Heinz Cider Apples Wanted at South Winchester Plant
The Heinz Company announces urgent intake of cider apples at its new South Winchester plant. The notice emphasizes immediate delivery to support ongoing production needs.
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H. J. Heinz CO
South
Winchester
Scouts Parade Kickoffs City Campaign Week
A 200 strong Boy Scout parade opened Scout Week led by the City Band police and civic groups. Flags and signs urged community support and solicitors will canvass this week to fund Scout initiatives.
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Rotary
Kiwanis, Lions
American Legion
Boy Scout
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Third Race of Series Put Off On Account of Fog
The third race for America's Cup series at Newport Harbor was canceled at 10.26 a m due to pea soup fog that returned after 10 o'clock making navigation impossible. Two large yachts collided in the harbor with little damage reported.
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Kane
Newport Harbor
R. I
Robins Lead NL as Series Sparks Pennant Buzz
Brooklyn holds a full game edge in the National League after a win over Cincinnati while St. Louis rested and Chicago split with Philadelphia. The Robins, Cards, and Cubs vie for the flag with a three game Brooklyn series looming on their schedule.
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Robins
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York Giants
New York
Cards
Cubs
Aia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Aeron
Cincinnati
Four Die In Casanova House Fire Near Warrenton
Four members of Mrs J N Wells family perished when fire swept their Casanova Virginia home. Children George Francis and Stuart Wells and Miss Mary Hall died. Betty Wells escaped. Mrs Wells hospitalized in Fauquier County with critical burns. The fire began from an oil stove as the family slept. Mrs Wells planned a trip to North Carolina. Miss Hall had just arrived to help with the children.
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Associated Press
Warrenton
J. N. Wells
Casanova
George
Francis
Stuart Wells
Wells
Mary Hall
West River
John M. Wells
Maryland
Rogers Named For Governor By Nutmeg G O P
Hartford dispatch reports Lieut. Governor Ernest E Rogers nominated for governor by the state convention He will oppose Dr Wilbur L Cross of Yale Graduate School who had the Democratic nomination The convention's platform criticizes Hoover era prohibition and endorses Republican protective tariff principles
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Hiartford
Conn
Ernest E. Rogers
Wilbur L. Cross
Yale Graduate School
Hoover
Hagerstown Fair Opens With Record Displays
The Hagerstown Fair reports the largest exhibit display in years with nearly every midway space filled and about 200 horses on site. Officials predict a highly successful event despite potential bad weather. Executives and aides organize exhibits across horticultural hall machinery row main exhibition hall and poultry. Concessionaires were assigned spots and seven daily races offer a total purse of 14000 dollars. A major feature is the horse show staged by the Hagerstown Fair Association and the Antietam Hunt featuring top regional horses.
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Se Hagerstown Fair
Horticultural Hall
Hagerstown Fair Association
Tables Turned In the Market Call Loans Drop
A sharp rally in Chicago wheat spurred a covering move that erased declines in major stocks. Bearish selling eased as grain improved, with call money dropping to 2 percent and about 1.8 million shares changing hands as the market closed steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Early decision expected in Apple rate case
The West Virginia Horticultural Society urged quick action on apple freight rates. I C C Chairman Eastman replied that docket No. 21406 is under consideration and a final conclusion should be reached in the near future.
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APPLE
Great Britain
Virginia-West Virginia
Washington
New York State
Eastman
West Virginia
Miss Gilman Promises Social Reform in Maryland Campaign
New York dispatch reports Miss Elizabeth Gilman on the Socialist ticket pledging a five year program if elected governor of Maryland. She would fire the governor's retinue, return appropriations to the state treasury, institute unemployment insurance, old age pensions, a 30 hour week, municipalize transit and utilities, and abolish blue laws. Her western Maryland focus includes Cumberland and Hagerstown as campaign centers.
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Associated Press
New York
Elizabeth Gilman
Maryland
Gas and Electric Company
Baltimore
U S Apples in Light Supply in British Markets
U S boxed and barreled apples were in light supply on the Liverpool market September 10 while demand varied by variety. Prices for No 1 Virginia Bonums reached 5.84 dollars per barrel as the European crop outlook showed mixed prospects for apples and pears across the continent.
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The
Star
Washington
Liverpool
Fred A. Motz
Europe
Foreign Agricultural Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Virginia Grimes
Washington Grimes
California Gravenstein
Cox
New York
London
U. S
Virginia
United Kingdom
Hamburg
Motz
County Teachers To Meet Saturday
Frederick County Teachers Association will hold a meeting next Saturday September 20 at 9 30 a m in the County Court House. The session will cover business matters and a program of interest. Miss Starling requests teachers bring grade enrollments and estimated future pupil numbers for testing planning.
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Division Superintendent of Schools
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
County Court House
Miss Starling
Beery Seeks Police Help To Find Missing Wife
Noah Beery the actor asked police to assist in locating his wife Marguerite who vanished from the Beery ranch near North Hollywood. She left September 8 with her car after months of illness, and the couple who wed in 1910 were briefly divorced two years ago but reconciled.
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Los Aneles
Calif
Noah Beery
Marguerite
Beery Ranch
North Hollywood
Education Work in Law Observance T U Meeting
The Winchester WCTU calls a 9 30 a m gathering at the Friends Meeting House Washington and Picedilly Streets to discuss educational efforts for law observance. A full turnout is urged and a postcard invitation denounces anti prohibition canvassing and apathy toward the cause.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Friends’ Meeting House
Washington and
Picedilly Streets
Friends
Winchester W. C. T. U
Wanted Country Hams National Park Restaurant
Classified notice seeks country hams for National Park Restaurant. Payment terms and delivery details omitted in available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park
Fauquier County Faces Limited Drought Relief Need
Fauquier County officials led by C E B Tiffany state economy is key as they gauge winter relief. Bank visits will assess credit needs, with a small number likely to require aid, mainly those who depend on day labor and seasonal work. Continuous evaluation aims to preserve individual pride and limit relief to truly needy families.
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Marshall
C. EB. Tiffany
Fauquier County Drought Relief Committee
Fauquier Naval Bank
Warrenton
C O F Body To Hold Meeting At Bentonville
The regular bi monthly meeting of the Tri County Association of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will be held at Bentonville Warren county. It was announced today by Herry C Brill president of the association. Several officers of the grand Lodge of Virginia will be present and speak. The Tri County Association is composed of lodges of Frederick Clarke and Warren counties.
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Tri-County Association of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Bentonville
Warren County
Herry C. Brill
Grand Lodge of Virginia
Tri-County Association
Frederick
Clarke
Warren Counties
Woman Takes Poison On Dare From Her Son in Akron
Akron police report Mrs Hazel Wright aged 36 is in critical condition after swallowing a dangerous poison as a dare from her 15 year old son. The pair had argued over the boy's conduct and the threat to take poison followed a taunt by the boy.
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Akron
Ohio
Hazel Wright
President's Son Recuperating At Rapidan Camp
Herbert Hoover Jr. aged 10 is temporarily ill and recovering at the President's Rapidan Camp in Virginia on leave from Western Air Express. White House officials call the illness minor and not serious, noting Hoover has quickly earned recognition among aviation experts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Rapidan River
Virginia
Western Air Express
Young Hoover
White House
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Clarke Jail
Assembly
Arctic
Brooklyn Robins
St. Louis Cardinals
Hagerstown
U.S
Floreng Ziegfeld
C. E. Tiffany
Fauquier
Rapidan
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