New Terminal For Motor Busses At Lynchburg
Lynchburg prepares a new Greyhound and Southern bus terminal at Fifth and Church streets. Construction by C W Hancock and Sons will cost 13000 dollars and is slated to finish by November 15. The one story brick building will include waiting rooms ticket offices a luncheonette and a covered loading platform for ten buses at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
Church Streets
Lynchburg
Greyhound
Southern
W. T. Geoghan
J. E. Cleland
C. W. Hancock and Sons
Refuses To Wash Dishes Over NRA Rule Claim
An eight-year-old from a Winchester family refused to wash dishes claiming child labor is barred by the NRA. He walked out after a store owner cited NRA rules for under-14 work, then relented after a maternal spanking. The report also notes a seventy-five year clock in Lawrence, Massachusetts, showing two faces for different times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
NRA
National Recovery Administration
Essex County
Lawrence
Mass
Poultrymen of State To Discuss Code Regulations
More than 1700 members across seven associations will gather in Hopewell for the eighth annual Virginia State Poultry Federation convention October 25 and 26. Over 20 speakers from several states will discuss the code, with G R Spitzer and D D Slade detailing its application at the Virginia State Certified Hatchery Association segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia State Poultry Federation
Hopewell
M. C. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
G. R. Spitzer
Harrisonburg
Virginia
International Baby Chick Hatchery Association
Washington
Spitzer
D. D. Slade
Lexington
Virginia State Certified Hatchery Association
State Poultry Federation
Wiseman Sues For Theft Of Wise's Love
Ross P. Wiseman sues Morton F. Marshall in Augusta Circuit Court Staunton for $20,000 alleging alienation of his wife's affections. Case filed with 15 day notice maturing October 2. Plaintiff attorney Lyle G. Weller. defendant attorney Curry Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Staunton
Ross P. Wiseman
Morton F. Marshall
Lyle G. Weller
Curry Carter
Salvation Army founded by William Booth in London 1865
The Salvation Army began as a London mission under William Booth in 1865, adopted the name Salvation Army in 1878, and launched world wide mission work that year. It established a presence in the United States in 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
William Booth
London
United States
Blues Parade In Manassas Festival Draws Ancient Guard
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues, formed in 1789 and led by Major R. Buford Rose, will march in the Milky Way parade as part of the Piedmont Virginia Festival in Manassas on September 30. They will serve as guard of honor to Regina III and her court from eleven counties, Alexandria City, and the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Manassas
United States
Richmond Light Infantry Blues
R. Buford Rose
Regina III
Alexandria City
District of Columbia
Governor Pollard Names Works Committee Members
Governor Pollard announces the full membership of emergency public works committees in five more Virginia cities as part of the drive for federal public works participation. Winchester committee includes H. B. McCormac as chairman with B. P. Harrison C. I. Brureback Senator T. R. Cather and Mayor R. Anderson. The groups will meet Friday at 11 a.m. in the House of Delegates at the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Polard
Winchester
H. B. McCormac
B. P. Harrison
C. I. Brureback
T. R. Cather
R. Anderson
House of Delegates
Capitol
Equipment of Strasburg Silk Mill Is Sold
Shaffer und Max of Allentown dismantled and loaded the Strasburg silk mill machinery, formerly M. E. Binz Company property, onto five trucks. The mill, operating about ten years, has faced capital and labor issues and closed for months. Private sale proceeded after multiple public-sale announcements were canceled. Town interests seek another company to reopen the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer Und Max
Ee el Pa
Strasburg
M. E. Binz Company
New Jersey
Allentown
Shaffer and Max Company
Veteran Dr Joseph Wayman Fought With Mosbys Band
Dr Joseph Thomas Wayman aged 86 died at his Kilmarnock home after a brief illness. He was born in Fauquier County and trained as a dentist at the University of Maryland before opening in Staunton. During the Civil War he served in Col John S Mosbys Confederate unit and helped found Kilmarnock Baptist Church where he was a deacon. He was a prominent Mason with a widow and two sons surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thomas Wayman
Kilmarnock
Wyman
Fauquier County
University of Maryland
Staunton
John S. Mosby
Wayman
Kilmarnock Baptist Church
Federal experts unveil a new spraying device for precise insecticide release
Federal experts have developed a spraying device that controls liquid quantity for trunk and root application. The metal cylinder holds two geared valves and a plunger. moving the lever directs liquid to one end and pushes the plunger to release a measured dose, then reverses to retract and reset, ensuring a consistent spray with each stroke.
Little Pigs Go To Market Facing Weight Tests
Carl Moler a Bakerton farmer shipped pigs to Baltimore under a federal reduction plan. Eighteen hogs were under the minimum standard weight and stockyard officials refused payment and return. Pigs will stay at the yard and be fattened at Molers expense for possible resale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Moler
Bakerton
Baltimore
Moler
Codling Moth Becomes Serious In Eastern U S
Codling moth menace grows in the eastern United States with orchards facing notable losses this season. Growers must prepare for a strong fight next year including full spray schedules, washings, and sanitation campaigns in orchards, packing houses, and crates to prevent holdover broods and future damage.
J Dallas Grady Moves Real Estate Office to Ground Floor
J Dallas Grady relocates his real estate office from a Denrike building suite to the ground floor at 1104 Vermont Avenue NW Washington. He is a Winchester native married to Lucille Anderson daughter of Mrs Fred Anderson North Loudoun Street with a career dating to 1907. He has worked with Moore and Hill Inc Shannon and Lynch Inc and has run his own office since 1918 handling major sales and exchanges in the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dallas Grady
Denrike
Washington
Vermont Avenue
Northwest
Grady
Winchester
Lucille Anderson
Fred S. Anderson
North Loudoun Street
Arly
Moore and Hill, Inc
Shannon and Lynch, Inc
District of Columbia
Attendance At Holy Name Meet To Break Record
A record attendance is indicated for the Holy Name Society of Virginia annual convention in Fredericksburg next Sunday. About fifty Holy Name branches exist in Virginia, with the State Diocesan Union planning an outstanding meet. Fredericksburg’s mayor will welcome attendees, Rev. Thomas F. Conlon of New York City will deliver the principal address, and he is noted as the youngest national director whose work boosted Holy Name activity nationally in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name
The
Holy Name Society of Virginia
Fredericksburg
Virginia
State Diocesan Union of the Holy Name Society
Thomas F. Conlon
New York City
Society
United States
Aether Conlon
Holy Name Society
Pas
Public Sale of City Property in Winchester Va
Public sale of city property in Winchester Va will occur Friday October 6 1933 at 12 M. The 50 by 190 foot parcel fronts Fairmont Avenue and includes Nos 436 and 438 a double cement block dwelling. Title from 1930 deed. sale carried by trustee Herbert S Larrick with I Brumback as auctioneer. Terms require one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance on buildings.
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J. Joseph Sullivan
Winchester
County Court House
Fairmont Avenue
G C. Miller
Herbert S. Larrick
Public Sale of Frederick County and Winchester Real Estate
By authority of deeds from J. Joseph Sullivan the Trustee will sell at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia at 11:00 A.M. on Thursday October 5 three tracts totaling about 60 acres including Clark Cather Home Farm and Orchard near Clearbrook Station and a 20 acre adjacent tract, plus a city parcel with a grain store and machinery. Each tract sells separately on one third cash and balance in two equal annual installments secured by deeds of trust and insurance policies. The sale is subject to a prior $4000 lien on tract (1) due to Gertrude B. Locke, and may be assumed by purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Joseph Sullivan
Corporation Court of the
Ci of Winchester
Circuit Court
Frederick County
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Clearbrook Station
Whetzell
Clark Cather
Gertrude B. Locke
J. Henkel Henry
Winchester and
City of
Baker Street
B. & O. Railroad Company
J Joseph Sullivan
Wilmer F. Shryock
T. Russell Cather
Duvall & Dunn
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Pollard
Taps
Col. Mosby
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Virgil Richard
Remington Arms Co., Inc
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Big Sister
Andy
Cenels
B. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Central Press Association, Inc
Ron
Fli
BY Les Forgrave
I. Brumback
Oaw
Cammer Tire Co
Braddock & Boscawen
Sts
Rae Ford Tudor Sest
Bickers Motor
Berryville
Frederick County and
Winchester Real Estate
Herrell Sales Corp
Loudoun St
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell
Martinsburg Pike
Shell Station
Amherst & Boscawen St
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Henry Ford
Ford
Bickers Motor CO
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