Engagement Announcement At Fairview Court
Miss Louise Norcross of Fairview Court announced engaged to Mr. C V Willard of Emporia and Staunton. Willard, a Virginia Tech graduate, works as assistant manager of the Bureau of Public Roads in Staunton. The party featured puzzle cards with the couple’s inscription Louise and Jess Nov 2.
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Front Royal
C. W. Norcross
Fairview Court
Louise Norcross
C. Vv. Willard
Emporia
Staunton
Miss Norcross
Warren County
Willard
Richmond Medical College
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Bureau of Public Roads
Norcross
Louise
Jess
Mary Louis Purdum
Elizabeth Sonner
Frances Samsell
Thelma Estes
Mildred
Gertrude Cameron
Anna Kerns
Louise Shirey
Garth Payne
Polio Quarantine Lifted in Front Royal Today
Polio quarantine in Front Royal is lifted this morning after Warren County Health Board chair Dr. Lyle Hansbrough announced no new cases in two weeks and existing patients recover. Quarantine remains in two homes until October 1 and Sunday Schools reopen tomorrow.
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Front Royal
Lyle F. Hansbrough
Warren County Health Board
Water Grant Approved For Front Royal Mains Project
Front Royal town manager says the Federal Administrator has approved a WPA water project to add mains and boost filtration capacity. The $27,100 plan includes a 45 percent federal grant and will extend lighting to Royal Avenue. Plans must be ready for contract letting by November 30.
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Front Royal
Virginia Public Works Ton
L. B. Dutrow
Main Street
Royal Avenue
James A. Anderson
Captain Young Addresses Front Royal Rotary Club
Captain E W Young of the United States Veterinary Corps spoke at the Front Royal Rotary Club meeting held at the Front Royal Remount Depot. He was introduced by L S Rohr with other guests including C A Pence of Reliance and Curry Login of Ashville North Carolina.
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Front Royal
E. W. Young
United States Veterinary Corps
Final Day To Register On Oct 5 In Front Royal
Front Royal registrar C A Kidd announces October 5 will be the final day to register voters who have not yet registered. He will be in his office all day to process registrations.
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Front Royal
C. A. Kidd
Randolph Aleshire Charged With Reckless Driving
Royal, Va residents report Randolph Aleshire of Riverton was arrested on a reckless driving charge after allegedly striking a McDonald's delivery truck from Winchester on the North Fork bridge in the morning.
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Front- Royal
Randolph Aleshire
Riverton
Earl Walton
Aleshire
McDonald’s
Winchester
North Fork Bridge
Five Day Tuberculosis Clinic Opens at Masonic Temple
A five day tuberculosis clinic opens here Monday morning in the Masonic Temple. A specialist from the State Department of Health will conduct the event and assist local residents with TB screening and guidance.
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Front Royal
Masonic Temple
State Department of Health
Man 18 Fined For Vagrancy And Petty Larceny
George Strickler was found guilty of vagrancy and petty larceny in the court of Trial Justice Wal ter G. Olmstead this morning. He was sentenced to six months at the State farm and fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Front Royal
Walter G. Olmstead
George Strickler
State Farm
Special Services Open Tomorrow Evening at Riverton Church
Special services will open tomorrow evening at 8 oclock in Riverton Methodist Church. Rev. R Moorman Parker will conduct with assistants Rev. Charles A York and Rev. R B Clagett. Services continue through Friday with Tuesday and Friday sessions led by York and Clagett respectively.
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Front Royal
Riverton Methodist Church
R. Moorman Parker
Charles A. York
R. B. Clagett
Charles York
Local Market Price List For Grains And Feeds
Local markets present daily price figures for patent and short patent flour in 98, 48, 24, and 12 pound bag lots, plus price per barrel and per 100 pounds for corn meal, egg mash, and mixed feeds. Butter varieties listed with unit prices appear alongside livestock items and market notes.
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Kasco
Pape Art Creamery
Ceccesee
Eeceness
Eecsesee
Stock Market Closes Steady Amid Cautious Trading
New York September 28 The market showed caution with alcohols motors and a few specialties leading activity while most issues were unchanged. The automotive group drew support on hopes new models will boost demand and liquor shares benefited from seasonal consumption gains.
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New York
Will Jority
U. S
Two Sisters Shot to Death in Baltimore Home
In Baltimore on September 28 a intruder shot two young sisters, Netha Wicks 21 and Mildred 15, in their home. Their mother was present but unharmed. Police pursued Carroll Phillips 24, a black suitor of Netha, as the suspect. he escaped after the sisters were killed.
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Baltimore
Ferdinand I. Kammer
Carroll Phillips
Netha Wicks
Mildred
Livestock And Produce Markets In Baltimore And Philadelphia
Baltimore market notes show cattle mostly lower across grades with calves strong and hog prices steady to higher, while sheep lambs rise. Philadelphia reports little change in dressed poultry live poultry and butter with eggs steady and receipts light.
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Baltimore
S. Dept. Agric
Philadelphia
Grain futures and cash quotations from Chicago and Baltimore
Futures for wheat and corn show mixed moves with Sept contracts near 98, cash wheat No 2 hard weak to moderate, Chicago cash grain notes demand for No 2 yellow corn and No 1 mixed. Baltimore markets report red winter wheat at bid 92 1/4 and corn around 90 cents a bushel with barrel prices cited. All quotations refer to deliveries at mill.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Apple Market Report from Winchester and Martinsburg
Clear mild conditions with demand very slow and market dull. Carload prices for Yorks U S No 1 2½ in minimum 5 cents, U S Utility 2-4 in minimum 65 cents per bushel. Jonathans U S No 1 2-4 in minimum 95 cents. Delicious A S No 1 2½ in minimum around 90 cents per carload with typical f o b terms.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Yorks
U. S
Jonathans
A. S
Cape May Band Stops in Winchester En Route to Ocean City
Cape May County American Legion Band of New Jersey, 32 members directed by Vincent Evangelista, paused in Winchester en route from St. Louis to Ocean City. The cross section of trades among members reflects the American Legion’s community service aims. The band plans further stops in Washington, Baltimore, then Ocean City, with a history of eight conventions and radio broadcasts on routes to national gatherings.
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Cape May County
American Legion
Winchester
St. Louis
The
New Jersey
Star Ofce
Vincent Evangelista
Harold
Paris
Louisville
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Ocean City
N. J
Evangelista
Wildwood
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Stone Harbor
North Wildwood
Avalon
Wilwood Crest
Are May County
Philadelphia
San Antonio
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Miami
Store Robbery at White Hall Reports Small Loss
The Will Lamp store at White Hall was entered last night with merchandise stolen. A pair of shoes, six cartons of cigarettes, shirts and other clothing were taken. Sheriff Harry McCann investigates as loss is not believed heavy. empty boxes and items moved for sizes, attempted fingerprints in Winchester.
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Will Lamp
White Hall
Harry McCann
Lamp
Winchester
Winchester Little Theatre to stage Private Lives by Coward
The Winchester Little Theatre, Inc. will close its 1935 season with Noel Coward’s Private Lives starring cast to be announced. The production follows the success of Coward plays at the venue with strong attendance and community support as the organization remains financially sound.
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Winchester Little Theatre, Inc
Little Theatre
Noel Coward
Winchester
New York
J R Triplett Retired Farmer Dies in Kernstown
John Reuben Triplett 83 longtime Kernstown resident and former voting precinct judge died at Kernstown after long illness. A Democrat for 50 years nicknamed Mayor of Kernstown he is survived by daughter Nannie and son Irvin, ten grandchildren. Funeral at Kernstown Episcopal Church South Sunday at 3. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers: Carroll Howard Lon Fred Jones Darrell Triplett and J Wilbur Tidler.
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John Reuben Triplett
Kernstown
Triplett
Mr. Triplett
Jeremiah
Margaret Beemer Triplett
Elizabeth Jones
Nannie Triplett
Irvin Triplett
Kernstowns
Episcopal Church
South
Floyd M. Lucas
Mount Hebron
Carroll
Howard
Lon
Fred Jones
Darrell Triplett
J. Wilbur Tidler
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Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
Front Royal News
Rudy Sager
Lewis Malini
Providence, R
Front Royal Glee Club
A G. D. Gasque
J. C. Martin
Roarnoke
Will J. Kendrick
Tanglewood
Henry Bush
Chester Street
Hilton Freeman
Richmond
J. B. Harnsberger
Ronald Rowland
A. C. Carson
Walter Samuels
Syracuse, N. Y
Charles Samuels
Virginia Carson
Gladys Haldeman
Carrie Spencer
Farmville
Mrs. Middleton
George Wilkinson
the Plains
Ed. Collins
Burgess Clarke Simpson
Vera Biggs
Manley O. Simpson
Washington, D. C
Young
Star
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Radiator
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
American Woolen
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Staad. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
APPLE
Jersey
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Kerns’ Pool Room
Loudoun St
Anna Violet Kerns
Kerns’ Pool
Marshall
Iowa
Wallihan & Lewin
Harry Benham
Atendance
J.R. Triplett
Axminster
Moling & Cather Phone
Mariposa
Lamoor
Essenbee
Melbourne
Fieldridge
Chatham
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
Fairmont Avenue
Wm. M. Richards
S. Stewart St
S. Braddock St
Hayfield
Fred A. Robinson
Morningside Drive
Berryville Avenue
Handley Band
Westinghouse Range
Department of Accounts
Virginia
Care Star
Frederick County
Jacqueline Mitchell
Salisbury
Vermont
Loudoun
C. Bauserman
Stephens City
Winchester Business College
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