Mrs G T Miller Dies After Operation in Front Royal
Mrs G Tyler Miller 29 died at 3:20 this morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital from complications after an operation. She leaves husband G Tyler Miller two sons Tyler Jr and William two sisters and her parents William and Kathryn Weaver. She was aunt to Senator Aubrey Weaver. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 from the Weavers home with services by Rev Ronald Rowland and Rev H W Shannon. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
G. Tyler Miller
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ronald Rowland
Calvary Episcopal Church
H. W.shannon
Front Royal Presbyterian Church
Prospect
Hill Cemetery
Barn Destroyed Near Cedarville
Fire destroyed a barn on the Mark Mills property near Cedarville in Front Royal area. Origin unknown. Relief Fire Department saved nearby structures. About 75 bushels of wheat reportedly lost. Building insured.
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Front Royal
Mark Mills
Cedarville
Local Residents News Highlights From Front Royal
Front Royal community notes list Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Boyd Jr at their camp near Overall and the Criglers moving to the Bower house on Lee Street. Several residents, including R. E. L. Williams and Lieut. Howard Hesseler, are mentioned with recent travel and visits to Washington Staunton Woodstock Brucetown Winchester Roanoke and related activities.
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Front Royal
S. M. Boyd, Jr
Overall
Mrs
A. B .Crigler
Bower House
Lee Street
Randolph-Macon Academy blanked Strasburg 19 to 0 in opener
The Yellow Jackets opened with a powerful attack defeating Strasburg High School 19 to 0. Watkins scored early after a blocked punt, Stephens added two more touchdowns, and Stone and Talley boosted yardage as R M A dominated, not allowing a Strasburg advance until the final quarter.
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Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Strasburg High School
Yellow Jackets
Strasburg
Watkins
Stephens
Stone
Shenandoah County Boys
Randolph Macon Strasburg
Morris LE Snarr
Williams
Vann
Social Gossip From White Post Visitations
Miss Edith Samuels and Mrs Giles Cook and Mrs Charlie Reeves visited friends in White Post on Saturday. Mr and Mrs O R Bowen will host weekend guests Mr and Mrs Shelton Bowen from Purcellville and Dr and Mrs Bowen from Cumberland Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
O. W. Carper
Washington
Giles B. Cook
Bim
Barrie
Edith Samuels
Giles Cook
Charlie Reeves
White Post
O. R. Bowen
Shelton Bowen
Purcellville
Mrs. Bowen
Cumberland, Md
Selassie Mulls General Mobilization as Italian Threat Grows
Emperor Haile Selassie readies to mobilize up to 2,000,000 Ethiopian fighters if Geneva approves, declaring the nation’s duty to defend independence. Officials deny rumors of looming dates or Italian air attacks while outlining a force plan and civilian wartime roles.
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Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
London
France
Mediterranean
King of Kings
Ethiopia
League
Mussolini
Ogaden
America\'s Buying Boom Lifts Retail Sales in 1935 Rise
Records show a major uptick in U S retail sales and factory output as 1935 marks a buying surge. Traffic at Chicago\'s Merchandise Mart climbs with 9 500 buyers monthly, 5 000 lines shown, and auto production tops 3 525 000 for the year while gasoline consumption surpasses eight billion gallons in six months.
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Nation
Jag
America
Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Inset
T. J. Reed
American Dollar Express
Maine
California
Mutual Savings Banks
The
Mart
Activ
Ity
the Mart
Colored woman Mamie Jorden dies in Flint Hill
Mamie Jorden a longtime Flint Hill resident died at her home after a long illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Flint Hill at 2 o clock in the afternoon.
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Front Royal
Mamie Jorden
Flint Hill
Funeral Rites Held For W Luther Wise Of Stephens City
William Luther Wise longtime Frederick county resident and retired farmer died at his home in Stephens City at age seventy nine after a period of illness. He was born in Frederick county son of Michael A Wise and Mary Canter Wise. Survived by widow Ora B Williams Wise two sons Paul S Wise and Clyde W Wise two brothers J S Wise of Middletown H C Wise of Lexington Va one sister Mollie W Larrick of Washington DC and two grandchildren Eloise and Lena Wise.
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William Luther Wise
Frederick County
Stephens City
Mr. Wise
Wise
White Oak Tavern
Michael A
Mary Canter Wise
Ora B. Williams Wise
Paul S
Clyde W. Wise
That Place
J. S. Wise
Middletown
H. C. Wise
Lexington, Va
Mollie W. Larrick
Washington, D. C
Eloise and
Lena Wise
Funeral of Mr Wise Held at Stephens City Church
The funeral was conducted at 2 30 in the Methodist Episcopal Church South Stephens City with pastors H E Richardson United Brethren Snyder Alleman Lutheran and Floyd M Lucas Methodist. Interment followed in Green Hill Cemetery family lot. Pallbearers included Charles Headley Julian Steele C I Brumback Briscoe Williams H Punkhouser and G W Lemey.
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Wise
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Stephens City
H. E. Richardson
United Brethren Church
Snyder Alleman
Lutheran Church
Floyd M. Lucas
Green Hill Cemetery
Charles Headley
Julian Steele
C. I. Brumback
Briscoe Williams
H. Punkhouser
G. W. Lemey
Safety Talks To Be Broadcast On Home And Highway Safety
National hook-up broadcasts announce safety talks on home and highway safety. Admiral Grayson, chairman of the American National Red Cross, will address listeners October 1 from 4 to 4 15 p m EST on CBS. October 4 from 8 15 to 8 30 p m on NBC. The program urges all interested to tune in for 15 minutes and notes the high accident rates in homes.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Admiral Grayson
American National Red Cross
National Broadcasting System
Weighty Marian Martin patterns promise slender looks
Marian Martin designers claim patterns 9613 and the new pattern book offer slimming effects with clever lines and centered panels. The ad invites readers to order, listing sizes, fabric needs, and prices, and promotes the book with dozens of designs and sewing lessons.
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Marian Martin
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1708 B Fashion Ad
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1708 B shown in sizes 14 to 42 for a single breasted suit with a wide notched collar and panel seam design. Fabric ideas include tweed and velveteen with wool. yardage listed for size 16. Send 15 cents for Fall and Winter Barbara Bell Pattern Book from your paper.
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Marian Martin
Barbara Bell
Pewter Muggers oppose Tammany in 1828 New York politics
The Pewter Muggers were a Manhattan faction of the Democratic party opposing Tammany candidates in 1828. Their opponents gave the group its name after meetings at a Frankfort Street resort where pewter mugs were used.
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New York
Democratic Party
Frankfort Street
Accident prevention tips for personal time risks
Community advisory highlights simple steps to reduce personal accident risk at home and during leisure activities. Practical ideas include staying alert, wearing appropriate gear, and planning ahead to avoid injuries. Encourages using available safety resources and seeking help when needed.
Lonzia R Mills Dies Suddenly of Heart Ailment
Lonzia Reuben Mills, 64, a Frederick County native and Winchester resident, died at 5 00 am at his home 437 Highland Avenue from a heart attack. He was born October 21 1871 to Samuel and Mary Kresley Mills and left a widow Elizabeth Stottlemyer Mills, five sons George Harvey H R Mills John Mills and Charles Mills and four daughters Mary Curtis Kathrine MacMillan.
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Lonzia Reuben Mills
Frederick County
Winchester
Highland Avenue
Mr. Mills
Samuel
Mary Susan Kresley Mills
Elizabeth Stottlemyer
George, Harvey
H. R. Mills
John Mills
Lacrosse
Wis
Charles Mills
Washington, D. C
Mary Curtis
Katherine MacMillan
Washington
Funeral set for Lula Lawson Bertha Jackson kin Ridgeway
Mrs Lula Lawson of Elkhart Texas and Mrs Bertha Jackson of Ridgeway West Virginia are mourned by relatives including Richard Mills of Hagerstown and Anneanne Haymaker of Wi. Funeral at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church at 3 pm Wednesday with Rev Robert B Campbell officiating and interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Lula Lawson
Elkhart
Texas
Bertha Jackson
Ridgeway
W. Va
Richard Mills
Hagerstown
Aneanne Haymaker
David Mills
This City
Edward Carter
Frederick County
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Robert B. Campbell
Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Warren County
Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
G. T. Miller
Front Royal News
R. E. L. Williams
Skyline Drive
J. E. Higgins
Lieut
Howard Hesseler
A. N. Carroll
Theresa
Staunton
Paul Jackson
Maryland
Mabel Branson
Woodstock
Area
Anne Price
Relief Office
Brucetown
Mrs. Thurman Ritenour
W. T. Kendrick
Tanglewood
James Martin
Roanoke
Selma Scheuer
Baltimore
Philip W. Turner
Philip, Jr
Frank Buckley
North Fork
South Fork
Selassie
W. Luther Wise
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
N. Y
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Lonzia R. Mills
Moling & Cather
Mariposa
Lamoor
Essenbee
Melbourne
Chatham
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
Fairmont Avenue
S. Stewart St
Care Star
Hayfield
Fred A. Robinson
Morningside Drive
Berryville Avenue
Main Street
S. Washington St
Apts
Cork St
Virginia Apple Storage, Inc
N. Cameron St
Department of Accounts
Virginia
Winchester Business College
Loudoun St
Chas. Metz
N. Sixth St
Phila
Finder
Redbud
Kernstown
Harry Miller
E. L. Lawhorn
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