Hedricks Find Game Scarce on Hayfield Hunt
A Washington, D C party including Miss Anna F and Mrs. justice of Arlington County hunted at Hedrick farm, Hayfield Va, finding game scarce due to dry July and August weather and forest fires. Acorns litter ground as hunters hope for a future season while cooks await a squirrel potpie. The party returned Sunday evening.
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Hayfield
Aevngton Coanty
Anna F
Clarendon
Hedrick Farm
Jim
Washington
There’s Always Tomorrow at Hable’s Palace
Universal’s There’s Always Tomorrow opens at the Palace with Frank Morgan and Binnie Barnes. The wholesome family comedy features Lois Wilson and a brood of children, highlighting light humor and semi tragic moments as Morgan’s character battles a vampy romance.
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Universal
Frank Morgan
Binnie Barnes
Mr. Morgan
Lois Wilson
Miss Barnes
Morgan
Louise Latimer
Boardway
Elizabeth Young
Garbo
Queen Christina
Dick Winslow
Helen Parrish
Seed
Alan Hale
Maurice Murphy
Margaret Hamilton
Radio City Music Hall
New York
Fox News
Frederick County News Briefs in September Fredericksburg VA
Elizabeth Giffin returns from Saratoga after three months abroad. The Barretts relocate to Winchester living on North Cameron Street. Numerous visits and social calls occur among Omps Shenks and nearby households. Various locals travel to Winchester, Martinsburg, and Siler, with residents staying with kin and friends on weekends.
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Greenwood
Elizabeth Giffin
Saratoga
Sam
W. M. Barrett
Winchester
North Cameron
Edith Hottle
Carton E. Maloy
Melvin Miller
Walter Dent
Stephens City Social News Highlights
Visitors and travels across Stephens City and nearby towns are noted. Lula McCarty and family visited Mrs. Annie Williams. Mrs. J. P. Carbaugh and others visited Mrs. Miller in Martinsburg. Mrs. Altha Marshall seeks a new home in Pennsylvania. Education plans unfold for Mary Powers in Wooster Ohio. The Trinity Lutheran Ladies’ Aid schedules a silver tea at Mrs. Carbaugh’s home on October 2.
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Stephens City
Lula McCarty
Lucius
Alice
Annie Williams
J. P. Carbanagh
Joe Clevenger
Harry Frazier
Susie Carbaugh
Miller
Martinsburg
Eugene Jenee
Jewett
Ohio
E. O. Graham
Patsy
Julian Gregory
Altha Marshall
Pennsylvania
Altha Sargent
Mary Powers
Bayard
Wooster
Wooster College
W. H. Burner
Dayton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. P. Carbaugh
Community Notes From Canterbury on Local Visits and Births
Canterbury Notes records visits and social calls among residents of Canteburg and nearby areas. Corn harvesting and silo filling are noted as the day’s main activity alongside a birth announced for a local family.
Reynolds Store Notes
Reynolds Store Virginia notes guest visits and local moves. Purcell Dick Lola May Unger shopped in Winchester. Ernest Batt family and Frank Lee Flowers group traveled to Hagerstown Maryland to visit Dewey Batt. Dinner at C W Moore's featured Jolliffe family from Winchester. Edna Exteen of Baltimore mentioned.
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Arthur Streit
Winchester
E. D. Shenks
James
C. BF. Lawrence
Gainesboro
Walter Moore
Harley Place
Margie Bohrer
Roy Bohrer
I. D. Shade
Samuel Largent
Marvil Dick
Richard Hovermale
Lucy
G. B. Hovermale
McKinley Fearnow
Omps
Edward Stotler
Alton Omps
Onile
Robert Place
Paul Slonaker
R. L. Omps
E. D. Shenk
Elonza
Poets and
Martinsburg
W. A
H. B. Dick
Lola May Unger
Susan B. Lewis
Purcell Dick
Community Notes From Brucetown and Surrounding Areas
Brucetown VA September 26 report covers ministry meeting in Charles Town WV. Local families visit relatives in Middletown Romney Winchester Harpers Ferry Cumberland and Stephenson with guests Rhodelle Whitacre Dorothy Legge Elizabeth McAboy and Elsie Vincent among others. Travel includes Miss Vincent boarding a train to Baltimore after two weeks visit.
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Brucetown
Thomas Morgan
Charles Town
W. Va
Harry McAboy
Jack
Harry
Joe
John Legg
Middletown
Rhodelle Whitacre
Frances
Juanita Scrivener
Clearbrook
Dorothy Legge
Winchester
W. C. Shade
Cumberland
Vernon Shade
Paul Triggs
Martinsburg
Wesley Brill
Elizabeth McAboy
Stephenson
Harry J. McAboy
Ralph Shade
Cumberland, Md
Local Happenings in Siler and Nearby Homes
Mrs. A. P. Whitacre improves after illness. Alson Hutzler and Philip Shade visit. Myrtle Dailey calls on E. R. Dailey and parents. Edith DeHaven visits John H. Clark. Martha DeHaven visits Mabel Lamp. Camillus White calls on Marvil Whitacre. Lemuel Whitacre visits sister Howard DeHaven. Marvil Whitacre and E. B. Whitacre visit A. L. DeHaven. Stewart DeHaven visits with Hubert Hutzler and DeHaven relatives. Mabel Lamp and Martha DeHaven call on Mrs. Marvil Whitacre. Harry Kerns works at National Fruit Product Co.
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Mabel Lamp
Camillus White
Marvil Whitacre
Lemuel Whitacre
Howard DeHaven
E. B. Whitacre
A. L. DeHaven
Stewart DeHaven
Perkins Seeks Better Welfare System And Unemployment Insurance
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins criticized the American relief dole as inadequate in Boston and urged moves toward reforms. She proposed three plans including state safety codes to cut accidents, interagency state cooperation on living conditions, and compulsory federal unemployment insurance, shaping Roosevelt era security proposals for Congress.
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Boston
Perkins
Dole
Roosevelt
FLASHES OF LIFE: RAIN DELAYS FELONY JURY IN ILLINOIS
Marion Illinois Williamson County Grand Jury venire faces rain and many potential jurors seek excusal to harvest hay before showers. Judge dismisses the venire as weather disrupts plans. Separate items report guard additions at Rockview Penitentiary to deter deer intrusions and other local curiosities in Nebraska Crawford and West Virginia.
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Eener Aan Press
Marion
Ill
Williamson County
Grand Jury
Doc Bellefonte
Rockview Penitentiary
Hobo Sought For Questioning In Nashville Case
A middle aged hobo who lived near a railroad hayloft was hunted today for questioning in the disappearance of Dorothy Distlehuts. Police and U S Department of Justice agents brought two acquaintances to headquarters for questioning.
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The
Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Little Dorothy Distlehuts
U. S. Department of Justice
John Griffin
East Nashville Girl Vanishes While Walking Home
Two officials questioned but released after inquiry as officers seek a missing girl last seen walking home from a path crossing a four track railway in suburban East Nashville. The girl is identified as the daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Distlemurst.
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A. E. Distlemurst
Nashville
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Hable’s Palace
Frederick County
E. M. DeHaven
Alen
Arthur DeHaven
Earl Whitacre
Aprao Whitacre
Ge Whitacre
Ape
Ellie Lamp
Ruble Haines
Siler
Ray Hinkle
A. P. Whitacre
Stephens City Items
Canterbury
Canteburg
Roy Madigan
Edward Madigan
Clarence Painter
Poolsville
B. A. Rowland
Howard White
V. D. Hale
Guy DeHaven
Marie Madigan
O. D. Perry
Cecil Painter
McClure Rowland
Clifton Perry
C. E. Layman
Bernard Rowland
Charles Layman
Kenneth
Leonard Madigan
Joe Eversole
Tom Perry
Joe Madigan
Hada Madigan
Harmer ‘Golliday
Jessie Perry
Otto Fuller
C. C. Perry
B. C. Rowland
McClure
L. W. Painter
Carroll Dovell
Fred Dovell
Libby
Safedge
Buncutter Tire Co
Lincoln
Neb
W. A. Randall
Crawford, N . B
George A. Racely
Crawford
Wheeling
George Flam
Elm Grove
Flam
Joseph C. Burkhart
Ulysses House
N. Y
Henry Leopold
White Mills
Leopold
Hobo
Besere
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Staunton
Roanoke
Winston S
Harrisonburg
Union Bus Terminal
Piccadilly and Braddock Sts
Greyhound Laooes
Muggs McGinnis
Central Press Association
By Wally Bishop
Wenderi
Neseet World
Philco
London
Paris
Rome
Berlin
Madrid
Buenos Aires
Miller & Anderson
E. Boscawen St
Snapp’s Foundry, Inc
North Cameron St
Lucas
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Combustioneer
Automatic Coal Burne
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