Wedding in Maryland Ties Front Royal Couple
Elizabeth Downing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J Hitch Downing of Manor avenue Front Royal Md wed Howard C Mehnert of New York City The ceremony took place in Hagerstown Md with Rev Harry Carter officiating The groom works for Guaranty Trust Company in New York City and they will reside there. Other brief notes report health matters visits travels and local socialities from Front Royal Virginia to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Downing
J. Hitch Downing
Manor Avenue
Howard C. Mehnert
New York City
Harry Carter
Guaranty Trust Company
Freight Train Riders Draw A Fine And Term
In Front Royal, Sept. 17, Trial Justice Walter G. Olmstead found Wilbur Alexander and Elmer Pearson guilty of conduct and fined them 10 dollars with 7.50 dollars costs. Several others riding Norfolk and Western freight trains were fined five dollars with 4.25 dollars costs and jailed 10 days. Ralph Haynes, William Mercer, and George Fitzpatrick also jailed 10 days after fines of 10 dollars and 4.25 dollars costs. Willie Brown was fined 10 dollars with 6.50 dollars costs for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Walter .G. Olmstead
Wilbur Alexander
Elmer Pearson
Leon
Norfolk and Western
Joe Howell
East Radford
Joe Wayne
East Rad¢ory
Miller Buracker
Luray
Warren County
Ralph Haynes
Piqua
Ohio
William Mercer
Masontown
George Fitzpatrick
New York City
Justice Olmstead
Willie Brown
Front Royal Deed Transfer Records Property to Baumgardners
In Front Royal on September 16 1935 a deed was recorded transferring two lots on the north side of 6th street from Margie Kerfoot Sara Sowers Thomson Sowers Roberta Earle and John B Earle to Charles B Baumgardner and Mary Edith Baumgardner for valuable consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Margie Kerfoot
Sara Sowers
Thomson Sowers
Roberta Earle
John B. Earle
Charles B. Baumgardner
Mary Edith Baumgardner
6Th Street
Funeral services for John Wise Wood held at Flint Hill Baptist Church
John Wise Wood died recently and funeral services were conducted at 3 o clock at Flint Hill Baptist Church by Rev. Harris Chelf. Burial followed in Wood burial ground near Ben Venue in Rappahannock County. Brief services were held at 1 o'clock at his home Applewood near Linden by Rev. E C Hel mintoller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
John Wise Wood
Flint Hill Baptist Church
Harris Chelf
Wood
Ben Venue
Rappahannock County
Applewood
Linden
E. C. Helmintoller
Woman Found Dead From Gas In Baltimore Home
The body of Mrs. Caroline Galczewski, 62, was found in her Baltimore residence today with a tube from a gas stove in her mouth. Her husband stated she had been in ill health for 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Caroline Galczewski
Warren Health Officers Move Against Polio
Warren County boards imposes a quarantine to curb infantile paralysis with under sixteen banned from public gatherings and dances until October 1. If new cases emerge the expiry may extend beyond October. Warren County High School delays opening to September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Warren County Board of Heath
Warren County High School
Farm Is Sold to Federal Bank in Warren County
In Front Royal on September 17, a public auction on the Court House lawn sold 135 acres in Cedarville district Warren county, formerly of the late Robert S. Fritts and now in Hollis C. Griffiths name, to the Federal Bank of Baltimore via special commissioners Peyton G. Jefferson Elliott D. Marshall and Aubrey G. Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Peyton G. Jefferson
Elliott D. Marshall
Aubrey G. Weaver
Court House
Cedarville
Warren County
Robert S. Fritts
Hollis C. Griffith
Fedper Bank of Baltimore
Yesterday’s Stars burst into 19th Cubs win chase
Len Warneke of the Cubs collected seven hits for the 19th Cubs victory as Giants were checked. Harland Clift and Ed Coleman drove in four runs for the Browns in a homer-filled win over the Yankees. Sam Jones limited the Senators to four hits as the White Sox won. Paul Dean matched Van Mungo in a six-hit mound duel as the Cardinals prevailed. Sammy Byrd’s 11th inning single drove in the deciding run for the Reds over the Phillies. Bill Brenzel drove in three for the Indians against the Athletics. Tommy Bridges earned his 20th win after a tough day against the Red Sox, with key pinch hits helping Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Len Warneke
Cubs
Giants
Harland Clift
Ed Coleman
Browns
Yankees
Sam Jones
White Sox
Senators
Paul Dean
Cardinals
van Mungo
Sammy Byrd
Reds
Phillies
Bill Brenzel
Indians
Athletics
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Red Sox
Pulpit and Pew Righteousness Strongly Urged
The Rev W H Carter of Marion Virginia assists Rev EB Clark at First Baptist Church fall meetings. Carter preaches Noah as a preacher of righteousness from II Peter 2 5. He urges churchgoers to live righteously as the example for families and communities. Services start at 7 45 p m with music led by Ployd Haines and choir. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Carter
Marion
EB. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Ning
Carter
Peter
Noah
Apostle
Mr. Carter
God
Ployd Haines
Lillian Oakes
Elizabeth Grim
Barbers Protest Maryland Law Meeting Called Tonight
The Progressive Barbers Association of Baltimore called a mass meeting for tonight to protest the 1935 Maryland law imposing new license requirements on barbers. The act provides for a state board of barber examiners annual re examinations and a full time board with salaried inspectors funded by barber license fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Progressive Barbers’ Association of
Maryland
Commissioners Sale of Three Winchester Lots at Auction
In pursuance of a decree in Nellie V Brown v Bertha Rutherford the undersigned Commissioners will offer for sale at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester on October 2 1935 at eleven oclock AM three lots at the SW corner of James and Loudoun Streets fronting 90 feet on Loudoun and 102 feet on James described as lots B C and D. Terms one third cash and balance in two annual installments bearing 6 percent interest secured by a deed of trust and insurance policy. Conditions: offered separately then as a whole to realize the most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ction Court
Winchester
Virginia
Nellie V. Brown
Bertha T. Rutherford
County Court House
James and
Loudoun Streets
Loudoun Street
James Street
Corporation Court
City of
H. R. Benham
M. M. Lynch
H. R. Kern
Dunn & Duvall
Nellie*v. Brown
Corinne Barnett
Police Court Fines For Traffic Violations and Drunkenness
Four persons were named in today’s police court traffic violation list. Allen Gaunt of Boyce paid 10.25 for no operator’s permit. Ernest Jones and L F Whitt both fined 3 for failing to stop at an intersection. R P Renner of Hayfield paid 3 for failing to stop. Other cases include Ivan A Teets of Lort City fined 10.25 for drunkenness. Jake Haines of Winchester 35.25 plus one month for illegal liquor. Andrew Payne, James Lillis, Perry Smith and several Winchester residents charged with drunkenness drew 10.25 each, except John Oxford of Atlanta whose fine and costs totaled 15.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Gaunt
Boyce
Ernest Jones
L. F. Whitt
West Cubé Street
R. P. Renner
Hayfield
Ivan A. Teets
Lort City
Jake Haines
Winchester
John Conway
Frederick County
Andrew Payne
Valley Avenue
John Oxford
Atlanta
Frank Taylor
South Braddock Street
Perry Smith
Harrison Burns
N. Braddock Street
James Lillis
Oxford
Notice to Farmers Opens Office for Fall Loan Applications
J Gray Beverley Field Supervisor announces his office at 12814 N Main Street Winchester VA will be open daily from 9 00 a m to noon to take applications for fall loans made through the Emergency Crop and Feed Loans Act of Congress approved February 20 1935 Farmers should call at his office during those hours 9 16 5t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gray Beverley
N. Main Street
Winchester
Virginia
Lightship and Steamer Collide Off New York Bay
The Grace liner Santa Barbara collided with the Ambrose channel relief lightship early today in the narrows of New York bay near the Brooklyn shore. Both ships were damaged but no one aboard was hurt and each vessel proceeded under its own power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grace
Santa Barbara
New York Bay
Brooklyn
Cubs Invited To Court of Honor At Washington Hotel
Frank R. Horton of the Shenandoah Area Council announced that Cub Pack members are specially invited to attend the Court of Honor at the George Washington Hotel Thursday at 8 o'clock. Cubs are requested to be in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Horton
Shenandoah Area
George Washington Hotel
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The
Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
North Fork
South Fork
Front Royal News
Margaret
Frances Albert
Remington
Mrs. Alpert
Compton
Main Street
Pet” Renalds
R. E. Mack
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Renalds
Mrs
Ed Collins
Miss Della Dunn
the Opequon
Martinsburg
W. Va
Clarence A. Middleton
the Plains
Memorial Hospital
George Wilkinson
Elizabeth Huffman
A. F. Clarke
Washington
Mrs. Tont ‘Johnston
G. C. Dean
Meherin
Mrs. Dean
Capt. Dean
Rudacille
Gordon Armel
Albert Clarke, Jr
Elizabeth Clarke
Anne Price
Louie Rouleau
Margaret Huffman
R.M. A
Harry Boyer
Miss Luie
Homer Peffer
Mattie Brown
Shannon
Benton Bay
Happy Creek
Ruth
White Post Dramatic Club
Calvary Episcopal Parish Hall
Elizabeth Hansbrough
Jack Riley
William C. Armstrong, Sr
William*. C. Armstrong, Jr
W. LeRoy Corron
Virginia Or Court
Staunton, Towy
Lyle Hansbrough, Jr
Duncan Gibb
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Mae
Virginia Burch
J. Frank Forsyth
Harry E. Martin
Nineveh
MR. Wood
Warren
Federal Bank
Fairmont Avenue
Cork St
N. Main St
W. Cork
B. M. Sullivan
Berryville Ave
Green Providence Farm
White
Thorvald Nielsen
Stephens City
John Dixon
Redbud Road
P” Care Star
Seth Clark
Nethers
R. W. Hockman
Bartonsville
FEME
Wallace Brown
Fifth Ave
Chas. Blair
National Ave
Star Office
Billfolder
Winchester Busness College
P. O
Hagerstown Equipment Co
J. L
J. W. Jolliffe
Stephenson
Nstitute
Commissioners’ Sale
S48
Just
P. Klompus
North Main St
Philco
Court of
L. R. Smith
Moling & Cather
Philios
Philcos
Winchester, Virginia
Hamburger
Cretonnes
T. F. Timberlake
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