Moving Time for Many Ministers Near in Roanoke
Bishop Mouzon to preside over the Baltimore Annual Conference at Roanoke Virginia from September 29 to October 4. About 53 of 212 active pastors have served four years at their posts and face transfer under church rules. Conference includes eight districts with officers and visiting church representatives from several states and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Methodist
Mouzon
Edwin D. Mouzon
North Carolina
W. B. Beachamp
Richmond
C. K. Ray
Greene Memorial Church
Roanoke
Virginia
Winchester
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Bishop Mouzon
H. M. Canter
Staunton
J. Harry Smith
Lexington
C. R. Curtis
Annapolis
Jarrettsville
C. E. Brandt
Aberdeen
W. G. Winton
Front Royal
Mouton
E. G. Regester
Alexandria
T. J. Lambert
D. L. Blakemore
Lewisburg
C. M. Hesser
Moorefield
W. F. Locke
Rockingham
J. H. Balthis
Washington
E. L. Woolf
Nashville
Visit the New Zoo at the Winchester Fairgrounds
The new zoo at Winchester Fairgrounds offers elephants, lions, monkeys, and bears with pony rides for children. Open Saturday. Admission 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Winchester
Closing Out Stock of Used Trucks
BICESHS MOTOR COMPANY Ford dealer advertises unusual low prices and terms on about a dozen 1929 and 1930 Ford and Chevrolet trucks. Many have dual wheels and several feature long wheel base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Chevrolet
Biceshs Motor Company
Judge Baker Clips Fine For Cripple Defendant At Martinsburg Court
A Martinsburg federal court saw pleas of guilty as Judge W E Baker sent four defendants to Atlanta for prohibition and Mann Act violations, two to Leavenworth for narcotics, one to Atlanta for auto theft, and 21 to jail for liquor offenses. He paid a $1 fine for crippled defendant J Fred Carnell after Carnell could not pay court costs. Health guidance followed for Ulysses Anderson who faced liquor-related issues and liver concerns. Raymond Tharp and Elmer House faced charges over liquor runs from Dargon to Winchester with House pleading guilty. Leo McGowan also named. Jesse Longerbeam received four months and his brother John Longerbeam six months for illegal sale near Harpers Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Baker
Martinsburg
Atlanta
Leavenworth
J. Fred Carnell
Keyser
Baker
Ulysses Anderson
Capon Springs
Anderson
Raymond Tharp
Winchester
Elmer House
Dargon
Washington County
House
Elkins
Leo McGowan
Jesse L. Longerbeam
Harpers Ferry
Jefferson County
John L. Longerbeam
Two Automobiles Stolen Here One Recovered
Police report two cars were stolen in Winchester last night, a Ford coupe owned by E. E. Walker recovered by midnight when a Red Bud road resident found it abandoned on a street one mile from Berryville Pike. A Packard sedan owned by Dr. K. W. Adams remained missing as police from nearby cities were asked to search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Walker
K. W. Adams
Winchester
Hollis
New Fall Millinery Hats From Ten New York Shops
Hats from ten New York shops arrive at The Newberry Store with no two hats alike. Prices range from $1.00 to $1.98 and a hat for every purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newberry
Winchester Fairgrounds Open Saturday for Children’s Drent
At the Fairgrounds in Winchester an event open Saturday invites families with children to enjoy activities. Admission and details are modest with low prices noted.
Pediatrician Dr Thomas Gibson Opens Office in Town
Dr Thomas A Gibson announces the opening of his office at 19 W Boscawen street with a practice limited to infant care and diseases of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Gibson
W. Boscawen Street
SVA Opens 1931 32 Session With About Seventy Cadets Enrolled
Shenandoah Valley Academy begins its 1931 32 term with roughly 70 cadets from twelve states and several foreign countries. Col B M Roszel notes returning top students, new renovations, intensive training, and a football schedule of eight games under Coach Peyton J Marshall. New cadets include J Duncan Elliott Jr and Winslow Williams among nine first timers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Academy
B. M. Roszel
Col. Roszel
Col
Roszel
Peyton J. Marshall
Randolph-Macon Academy
Front Royal
E. H. Durell
William D. Smith, Jr
Lewis N. Barton
W. B. Saunders
James M. Wiley
S. V
Virginia Military Institute
Sas Walter F. Fraley
Davidson College
M. le Compte
de Montaicu
Miss Molly Lowery Injured by Open Cellar Door Incident
Miss Molly Lowery daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lowery of South Braddock street narrowly escaped serious injuries on Loudoun street. She stepped on a cellar door as a janitor opened it near Hamman s Collar Store and was thrown across the sidewalk. A deep gash cut her right leg calf and she sustained body bruises. She is connected with the People's Drug Store clerical staff and resumed work after treatment at a local doctor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Lowery
J. M. Lowery
South Braddock Street
Loudoun Street
Hamman’s Collar Store
Miss Lowery
Smock Peaches Best for Table Use at Davis Grocery
Delicious flavor and table quality smock peaches advertised for sale at Davis Grocery. Packaged for immediate use with clear grocery display offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Grocery
Man Whipped in Maryland for Wife Beating
Clarence Bell, 40, was given 30 lashes on his bare back in Salisbury Maryland by Sheriff G Murray Phillips. The sentence by Judge Joseph L Bailey followed Bell’s July 16 assault on his wife Priscilla in a woods drive. Bell faced a further three months in jail or a $100 fine for DUI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiee
Associated Press
Salisbury
Clarence Bell
G. Murray Phillips
Baltimore
Joseph L Bailey
Wicomico
Bailey
Orland Farmer Freed on Statutory Count
Police say the statutory charge against Orland Farmer involving a minor girl was dropped by the girl's parents. He was tried in police court on drunkenness and disorderly conduct, fined $17, and had been jailed since Tuesday pending disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland Farmer
Farmer
Newberry's Saturday Specials
A brief sale listing reads Newberry's Saturday Specials with items such as fancy fast color dress prints 10c per yard Columbia window shades 29c each leatherette bedroom slippers 39c per pair and men's rayon hose 10c per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Newberry
Prison Break at New Castle Workhouse Sparks Escape
A guard and a prisoner were shot during a jail break at the New Castle workhouse in Delaware. Authorities say the escape of 14 prisoners followed the blast of a door lock with explosives as 300 inmates gathered for the dining hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
New Castle
Anthony Haden
Wilmington Hospital
Clarence Cole
Edwards Offers Support To Democratic Nominees
The letter from W Erle Edwards, former candidate for commonwealths attorney, to Burr P Harrison expresses willingness to aid Frederick County Democrats. Edwards notes his party allegiance, pledges help toward the nominees, and invites future campaign assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Edwards
Burr P. Harrison
Frederick County
W. Erle Edwards
Commonwealth
Winchester
Four Injured In Crash Caused By Drunken Driver
Four people were injured in a collision on the Northwestern Grade west of Winchester when a drunken driver’s car struck the Sloan vehicle. Rev. J Howard Sloan and his wife Mrs Sloan led the list of injured, with others including Theodore Nicholson and his wife. Nicholson faces intoxicated driving charges after the crash as hospital treatment proceeds and authorities assess the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
J. Howard Sloan
Madison Street
Richmond
Sloan
Theodore Nicholson
A Nicholson
Winchester
Nicholson
Francis Funk
C. W. Hollis
Memorial Hospital
James Miller
Ohio
Women Push Repeal Effort With Virginia Meet
A Virginia group named the Women’s Organization for Repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment met at Mrs. George Sloan’s Warrenton home. President Mrs. Julian Keith reported rising statewide membership over 2,500 and approved 500 dollars for publicity. A Warrenton mass meeting is planned for October and Miss Charlotte Noland may speak in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Women’s Organization For
George Sloan
Warrenton
Courtney B. Jones
Millwood
Rose MacDonald
Berryville
Julian Keith
Charlotte Noland
Middleburg
Winchester
Jones
Freight rate debate shows split on economic impact
The Bristol Herald Courier notes a divide between payers and collectors over an increase in freight rates. Opinions differ on the economic effect, reflecting contrasting forecasts for market response and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Herald
Courier
New Building Association Seeks Investors by October 6
Parties interested in taking stock in the New Building Association are asked to call or write by October 6, the pay day for initiation fees and dues. ANSBROUGH and CARTER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Building Association
Ansbrough & Carter
Scout Campaign to Launch With Evening Meeting
The fourth annual Boy Scout drive begins with a 7 30 p m meeting at Handley Library with Rotary Kiwanis Lions and American Legion. Committee members solicit funds pledges and contributions to support Scout work for 1932 urging public participation and noting life saving Scout feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Kiwanis, Lions
American Legion
Handley Library
Friends
Boy Scouts
J. P. Hayley
Frderick County
Frank Taylor
Winchester
Shenandoah River
Strasburg
George Haines
Capon River
Capon Lake
Berlin Yancey
Stephens City
Elizabeth Furnace
Boyd Bean
Boy Scout
Yorktown Sesquicentennial Program Distributed by Chamber
Yorktown celebrations set for October 16 to 19 with city hotels and area lodging expected to reach full capacity. The Chamber of Commerce has issued 5000 copies of the official program, available at the Chamber office or by phone 362, with details on reserved seats and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Yorktown
Handley Library
Winchester
Deputized Man Says Officers Abused Drunken Suspect
Earl Fries charged Officers Ben Cline and Jack Bowers with abusing a drunken man after deputizing Fries to assist them. Mayor F A Shryock suspended the officers for five days without pay after a private hearing at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline and
Bowers
Shryock
Earl Fries
Ben Cline
Jack Bowers
F. A. Shryock
Council Chamber
Bark C. Fries
Cameron Street
Cline
Moyle and Allen Plan Hopping To Nome Alaska
Radio from the Soviet steamer Burk reports trans Pacific fliers Don Moyle and C A Allen were to hop to Nome Alaska today from Miano Pilgino a village southwest of Cape Navarin where they were ashore after being found Wednesday by a Russian ship The message says they would travel Nome to Scatt in two hops but does not specify the intermediate stop The monoplane was taken to Miano Pilgino beria by Burial as the fliers were set ashore there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Paul Island
Bering Sea
Burk
Don Moyle
C. A. Allen
trans-Pacific Fliers
Nome
Alaska
Miano
Gino
Cape Navarin
Scatt
Miano Pilgino
Beria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southern Methodist Conference
Edwin D. Mouton
America
Scout Organization
Warren G. Harding
NEW Fall Millinery
V.A
J. Duncan Elliott, Jr
J. D. Elliott
Istambul
Turkey
Winslow Williams
Harrison Williams
Leesburg
William Fotterall
Walter Fotterall
Radnor
Donald Shannon
C. M Shennon
Mount Jackson
Warden Maxwell
W. Warden
Wardensville
W. Va
James C. Pryor, Jr
J. C. Pryor
Chris Lowert
Meliwaine
Benjamin Collings
Stamford
Orland
Newberry’s
Liberty Break
Yours Very Truly, W.erle Edwards
SCOUT
Local Chamber of Commerce
Moling & Cather
Pries
Ray Fries
Claude Fogle
Raymond Webber
Bowen
Ter
Fries
Moyle
Allen
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