Dutrow and Buck Attend Convention
Front Royal town manager L B Dutrow attends the Virginia Building Inspector's Conference in Fredericksburg and speaks on the practical application of a building code in small municipalities. He plans to join the Virginia League of Municipalities session tomorrow and assist in Public Works Program discussions. George N Buck also attends.
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Front Royal
L. B. Dutrow
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Dutrow
Virginia League of Municipalities
George N. Buck
Deaths in Front Royal Obituary for James Lee Melton
Funeral services were held this afternoon for James Lee Melton of Front Royal. Rev. R. B. Clagett and Rev. W. Emory Trainham led the rites at the Methodist and Baptist churches. Interment followed at Prospect Hill cemetery with active pallbearers named and honorary pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
James Lee Melton
R. B. Clagett
Front Royal Methodist Church
W. Emory Trainham
Front Royal Baptist Church
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Willim Garrison
Wilson Groves
Hitch Downing
Herbert Pomeroy
Lawrence Swan
Lowell Mauck
David M. Cloyd
S. M. Boyd
M. Sowers
William Eastham
W. C. Campbell
B. V. Atwood
Duncan transfer rights of way on Route 55 in Virginia
G William Duncan and Mrs Hattie A Duncan transfer rights of way and location of Route 55 the John Marshall highway between Riverton and Strasburg in Virginia. Deed recorded September 23 1935.
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Front Royal
G. William Duncan
Hattie A. Duncan
Commonwealth of Virginia
John Marshall
Riverton
Strasburg
Revival at Bentonville Baptist Church Continued This Week
The Rev. W. Emory Trainham said at Front Royal that the revival led by Rev. E. M. Ramsey at Bentonville Baptist Church is well attended and will continue through the week.
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Front Royal
W. Emory Trainham
E. M. Ramsey
Bentonville Baptist Church
Drunken Driving Sentences Hit Front Royal Court
In Front Royal on September 24 Trial Justice Walter G. Olmstead found W. B. Jones of Woodlawn New Jersey guilty of drunken driving and sentenced him to 30 days in jail and a $100 fine. Frank Reed of Easton Pennsylvania was fined $5 and costs for drunkenness. Claude Green was fined $10 and costs for disorderly conduct and drunkenness.
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Front Royal
Walter G. Olmstead
W. B. Jones
Woodlawn
N. J
Frank Reed
Easton
Claude Green
Front Royal Social Roundup Sept 24 Williams and Weaver guests
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Williams hosted a lawn supper. Senator and Mrs. Aubrey G. Weaver enjoyed a weekend visit from daughter Winnie Weaver of Richmond. The Weavers have returned to Royal Avenue after months at The Four Winds. Various local families hosted guests in Winchester Baltimore Riverton Washington Alexandria and Silver Springs with leisure stays and errands.
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Front Royal
Edward S. Williams
Aubrey G. Weaver
Miss Winnie Weaver
Richmond
Julian N. Major
Riverton
Riverside
Larry Clark
Baltimore
A. N. Carroll
Washington, D. C
8. L. Lutz
Mr. Carrol
Odd Fellows Convention
Alexandria
Eugene Davis
C. A. Davis
Silver Springs
Dorothy Leevis
Davis
Lucy Laws
Anne T. Fray
Virginia Young
Montrose Ave
Anna Haley
Ester Hoskins
Lena Barman
Keezletown
Mary W. Collins
Elsie Shirer
Roberta Harle
Milldale
M. Sue Hedrick
Lilli Ottesen
Reliance
Fisher Eastham
Flint Hill
Mary C. Borden
iLinden
Virginia McMullen
Standardsville
Eleanor Weaver
Cedarville
Lucille Gardier
Success
Charlotte Powers
Rockland
Nineveh
Milldalle
Sylvia Pope
White Post
Keller
Martha Sinclair
Naxera
Otterburn
Margaret Mitchell
R F. D
Buckton
Pauline Slaughter
Waterlick
Alice McDonald
Happy Creek
Limeton
Miss Garland ‘Riley
Amissville
Asbury
Lorene Sutphin
Harmony Hollow
Effie Moore
Arco
Acorn Hill
Lelia Jennings
Savedge
Bethel
Mary J. Gore
Washington
Bessie Jeffries
Rebecca Fletcher
Mary E. Savage
Everett Street
Methodist Clerics Hold Meeting in Front Royal
The executive committee of the Board of Education of the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, met at Randolph-Macon Academy. Attendees included Rev. Hubert Seydeystricker of Winchester, Rev. Embree Blackard of Baltimore, Rev. John H. Pearson of Clarendon, and Rev. Robert K. Nevitt of Mount Rainier.
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Front Royal
Board of Education
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
H. H. Sherman
Randolph-Macon Academy
Hubert Sydeystricker
D. D
Winchester
Embree Blackard
John H. Pearson
Clarendon
Robert K. Nevitt
Mount Rainier
Apple Rate Out of 20 Per Cent to Be Allowed
Representatives of the territory argued in New York for lower freight rates into the Midwest and a reduced minimum weight under the proposed rate. They claimed New Yorkers pay lower rates and ship apples to Midwest markets at 30 dollars per carload less than local growers, contributing to Virginia and West Virginia markets losing ground over five years.
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New York State
Midwest
Jersey
Football Coaches To Hold Meeting in Martinsburg
Cumberland Valley Coaches Association officials meet at the Shenandoah Hotel Martinsburg West Virginia Tuesday evening October 1 at 8 for an informal discussion of football rules. Changes since last fall will be discussed and attendees include Coach Och and Assistant Coach Snag Sargent of Handley and Coach Fraley of Shenandoah Valley Academy.
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Cumberland Valley Coaches Association
Shenandoah Hotel
Martinsburg
W. Va
Och
Eightieth Hagerstown Fair Opens Under Favorable Weather
Hagerstown Md September 23 The eightieth annual exhibition of the Hagerstown Fair opens with ideal weather for a five day run including Saturday. A spectacular revue opens the week, and nightly shows follow each evening. Exhibits fill all departments with notable horse, cattle, poultry, horticultural and agricultural displays. The dog show starts tomorrow with many blue ribbon entrants. Fort Myer cavalry unit and other attractions join trotting races to draw grandstand crowds.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Fair
Fort Myer
Aurora Borealis and aurora australis names explained
The piece defines the Northern Light as the aurora borealis and notes it is not visible in the southern hemisphere where the aurora australis or Southern Light is seen. It mentions aurora polaris as a name assigned to both.
Autumn Arrives Quietly After Summer's End
The official end of summer was at 6 39 am marking autumn's start with calm conditions. September shows mild days and cool nights while migratory birds depart and starling and sparrow compete for food. The dawn spectacle near the Blue Ridge features a bright morning star and a crescent moon before sunrise.
Tablecloth prize drawn by Martinsburg club
A hand crocheted tablecloth made by Mrs. Morris Finkelstein for the Jewish Woman's Club was awarded to A. H. Woodring of Martinsburg West Virginia who held the winning ticket. The drawing occurred in the clubroom over Lee Massey's store on North Loudoun street with Dr Massey drawing the number.
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Morris Finkelstein
Jewish Woman’s Club
A. H. Woodring
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lee Massey
North Loudoun Street
Dr. Massey
Warren County Schools announce new faculty roster
G Tyler Miller announced the Warren and Rappahannock County Schools faculty. New hires include Clara Vanderslice in the high school commercial department and A J Fielder heading the advanced elementary and intermediate department. The slate lists dozens of teachers across Warren County High School, primary, rural schools, and colored schools with multiple principals and department heads.
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Front Royal
G. Tyler Miller
Warren and Rappahannock County
Warren County
Clara Vanderslice
Bloomsbury
Audrey Steele-Smith
A. J. Fielder
Lynchburg College
Smith
D. M. Shirey
William Fray
Fisher Eastham
Flint Hill
Reliance School
Warren County High School
D. Gasque
H. C. Coe
Nellie Henson
Modern New High School Plant for Frederick Co
Washington reports about 10000 in additional PWA funds to push grading and excavation forward this winter for the new Frederick County high school. The plan shows three terraces with an oval driveway surrounding an athletic field, the building set 350 feet back from Fairmont avenue.
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Washington
PWA
Fairmont Avenue
Effects of New Ideas in Changing Truths
A reflection on how fresh conditions spark novel thinking and how what is true may shift as ideas evolve over time. The text notes that evolving circumstances can render prior truths obsolete.
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South Fork
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Lester Carroll
B. W. Cameron
Sonny
A. B. Crigler
Lee Street
Billy Bierer
Harry Boyer
Louie
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Coats
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Fort Avenue
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Mae Burke Fox
Quicksburg
Helen Weaver
Lesley Stickley
Ruth Russell
Isabel Gore
Erma Cline
Rena Mathews
Martha Burriss
Oxford
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North Main St
Moling & Cather
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
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