Salvation Army Drive Aims To Raise 3500 In Three Days
Captain H P MacDonald said the three day intensive appeal aims to raise 3500 for the Salvation Army in Harrisonburg. Treasurer A Garber urged immediate subscriptions and mail contributions to meet the goal, noting community cooperation is essential given a hard winter and needed relief work.
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Cafit
MacDonald
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Newport News Tackles Lynchburg High for State Grid Championship
The Newport News high school team departs at noon for Lynchburg to face Lynchburg High in the state football championship showdown. The Associated Press reports the decisive game slated for Saturday.
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Larrowe Institute of Animal Economics Founded in Detroit
An institute to aid farmers dependent on dairy cows and hens has been established in Detroit. The Larrowe Institute of Animal Economics will research dairy and poultry practices, run demonstration farms in eastern and southern states, and provide personal service to farmers through a new bureau of inquiry. James E. Larrowe funds and leads the project, bringing extensive experience in animal nutrition.
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James E. Larrowe
Larrowe
Bureau of Inquiry
Institute
Confederate Vets Attend Messick Funeral Today
Confederate Veterans of 5S. Cubbons Camp will attend the funeral of William R. Messick at Cooks Creek Presbyterian Church at eleven this morning. Interment likely in the family plot at Weavers Cemetery. Messick, aged 80, died Tuesday at his daughter’s home in Staunton after a three week visit. He lived much of his life in West Rockingham and Harrisonburg and served in Rosser's Brigade during the Civil War. He leaves two children, three brothers, two sisters, six grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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J. A. Weaver
Staunton
West Rockingham
Harrisonburg
Co. B
7Th Virginia Cavalry
Rosser
Weaver
LC. Messick
Martinsburg
Newton
Thomas
Edward
A. J. Butler
This City
Cecil Roudabush
Richmond
Armentrout Returns From Elkton On Business
W. H. Armentrout returned from Elkton after several days spent on business matters.
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W. H. Armentrout
Elkton
Radio Gift Promises Happiness for All the Family
A persuasive promotional piece extols the Radio as a simple, interference free device for tuning distant stations. It notes widespread consumer demand backed by expert guidance and free advice from a Radio Department head to help buyers choose the best set without ordering from afar.
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How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Doctors now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold or cut short grippe influenza sore throat or tonsillitis. One or two Calotabs at bed time with water to avoid salts and nausea. Next morning cold vanished and system purified with appetite restored. Family package with directions 36 cents at drug stores.
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