City Schools Report Record Five Point Pupils
Miss Evelyn D. Hill, city school nurse, says 479 pupils in Harrisonburg public schools earned five points this session, the largest number ever. Of these, 243 are at Main Street, 169 at Waterman, and 67 at Effinger. Waterman list includes Edwin Newman, Bland Norris, Charles Rolston, Mary Frances Kiser, Wanda Webster, Barbara Lou Woolley, and many others.
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Harrisonburg
Evelyn D. Hill
Main Street
Waterman
Effinger
Edwin Newman
Bland Norris
Chas. Rolston
Mary Frances Kiser
Wanda Webster
Barbara Lou Woolley
Forrast Neff
Ellis Roach
Gene Runion
Joan Bennett
Nancy Mae Boyce
Lee Roy Fultz
Lessia Hart
Donald Lea Shifflett
Eliz Stiman
Earl Tate
Homer Brooks
Melvin Higgins
Pauline Whitmore
James Dover
Dan Carroll
Anne Webster
Warren Denton
Joyce Bodkin
Mary Reedy
Katlinge Neff
Irvan Boyekin
Bob Garth
Lowell Febrer
Henry Tate
Ruth Bowman
Joyce Byrd
Elaine Clatterbuck
Phyllis Jean Newman
Louise Tate
Joe Miller
Julia Nelle Blosser
Billy Darnell
Dick Garber
Eliwood Landis
Billy Phalen
Dorothy Cooke
Helen Jenkins
Lois Neff
Ellwood Joseph
Bernard Shifflett
Wana Pence
Margaret Whiton
Jenn. Coakley
Benah P. Earman
Charlotte Emschler
Chas. Ellis
Edwin Garth
Frances Devier
Frances Gardner
Harold Sampson
John Jenkins
Nora Emschler
Elaine Foltz
Leo Bryan
Dorothy Brunk
Jonese Roller
Gilliam Webster
John Norris
Luther Keister
Doris Cline
Rob% Melhorne
Fred Hammer
James Typis
Julian Edwars
Jane Tusing
Axe Smith
Anna Barton
Emma K Crabill
Donallice Lampe
Janne -Orelmaefla Phillins
Lambert
Leona Higgins
Raul Bowman
Wumphrey
William Strickler
James Strole
Billy Shifflett
Lonnaire Texien
John P. Shoemaker
Robert Leno
Madeline Crawford
Lee Envder
Lewis Keister
Wilmer Chnapman
Elaine Kaylor
Bobby Nethkin
Harold Neff
Anna M. Stearn
John Rhodes
Doris Anderson
Brandywine Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Health Updates
Brandywine West Virginia residents report weekend visits from Mrs Edgar ye, Isaac C Propst and Elva Propst of Wayne sboro. Floyd Rexrode and D C Binniek hosted guests. Frank Propet returned from Rockingham Memorial Hospital after major surgery. Mary J Hoover sought medical advice in Harrisonburg. Dick Murphy and Ralph Simpson visited relatives in town and Clarksburg. Sheriff Charles PawYay and family spent Sunday with the Siple and Ru dale households. Miss Jessie Guyer visited from Harrisonburg to see her parents.
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Brandywine
W. Va
Edgar Ye
Isaac C. Propst
Elva
Waynesboro
Floyd Rexrode
D. C. Binnek
Frank Propet
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Mary J. Hoover
Harrisonburg
Dick Murphy
Ralph Simpson
Clarksburg
E L. Simpson
Sheriff
Charles R. Paw- Yay
Lucille
Fawley
T. P. Siple
Scott Rudale
Annie Siple
Jessie Guyer
Mrs. M.L. Guyer
Bright Woman Lost 20 Pounds
A Walker Minnesota woman Ms Lute Bright reports losing 20 pounds from June 28 to January 10 after using Kruschen Salts. She had been under doctor care with gall stones and an operation recommended but improved without surgery. She advises taking a half teaspoonful in hot water before breakfast and notes a four week jar costs a small sum at Williamson Drug Co.
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Krugchen
Lute Bright
Walker Minn
Williamson Drug Co
Circus midget joke at Morgan probe sparks debate
In Washington and New York coverage, a circus midget sat on J. P. Morgan's knee during a Senate investigation, seen as a deliberate put up joke. The scene drew sharp reactions from Chairman Fletcher and Ferdinand Pecora, while politicians speculate on Treasury picks and RF C loan disbursements.
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Washington, D. C
J. P. Morgan
Duncan A. Fletcher
Inquisitorial Committee
New York
Lewis Douglas
Treasury
Frank C. Walker
Walker
Democratic National Committee
Montana
Cordell Hull
Henry Steagall
Alabama
House Banking and Currency Committee
Morgan
Local Social Notes Highlight Moves and Visits
Mrs. Frank Heatwole and her two sons Daniel and Edward visit Wheeling West Virginia to see Mrs. Heatwole's daughter Mrs Harold Strickler. Andrew Woolf of Rockingham Motor Company leaves for Washington on business. Henry A W Hopper, with high honors from Augusta Military Academy, stays with grandparents W L and Dechert. Plummer W Kerr travels to Baltimore for Johns Hopkins Hospital treatment. D W Timberlage Miss Elizabeth Timberlake and Joseph Timberlake of Westfield New Jersey visit Frank L Sublett and Mr. and Mrs. James M. Warren. Joseph Timberlake, AMS graduate, on return trip from New Jersey. Miss Lucy Roller of Richmond visits sister Mrs George Grattan Jr on Campbell Street. Miss Margaret Grattan returns from Washington after winter at Felix Mahoney Art School. Miss Elizabeth Harris returns from Washington to summer with her parents.
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Frank Heatwole
Daniel
Edward
Michael Whitmore, Jr
Wheeling
W. Va
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
D. W. Timberlage
Elizabeth Timberlake
Joseph Timberlake
Westfield
N. J
Frank L. Sublett
James M. Warren
New Jersey
Lucy Roller
Richmond
George Grattan, Jr
Campbell Street
Margaret Grattan
Washington
Felix Mahoney Art School
Elizabeth Harris
John T. Harris
Roosevelt Signs Wagner Bill Creating National Employment System
President Roosevelt signed the Wagner bill establishing a national employment system under the Department of Labor. The measure aims to coordinate job placement and unemployment relief at the federal level. The act marks a major expansion of government role in labor and welfare policy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Department of Labor
Daily News Record Ads Bring Best Results
Advertisers claim strong response from readers using Daily News Record ads. Local merchants report increased inquiries and higher sales after placing classified and display notices.
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Daily News
Prospects Bright for Peach Crop in Timberville Area
Timberville area growers report the peach crop looks strong this year with Howard S Zigler predicting at least a twenty percent rise and possibly more. Weather has been favorable though rain caused some scab. Middle West apple production is forecast far below normal. Woodstock hort iculturist J Don Grabill warns Shenandoah Valley apples may fall to forty percent of normal due to weather pollination and aphids. his Woodstock factory grades and ships fruit despite low mood.
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Timberville
Howards
Middle West
Woodstock
J. Don Grabill
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah County
Grabill
Countes
Aphias
Europe
No Minerals Found Along Skyline Drive Near Luray
Into the early 20th century prospectors hoped for copper and other minerals along Skyline Drive in Page Rappahannock Madison counties. H. F. Brinton searched Stony Mancliff tunnels, the dark Hollow Copper Mine Company spent funds near Red Gate, and contractors noted only poor quality asbestos behind Skyland. The road construction yielded no payable mineral discovery.
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Skyland
Regular Bandage Weighs In On Lengthening Dresses
The article notes that for lengthening dresses the standard roll bandage is the practical choice for facing. It emphasizes ease of use and availability in regular supply.
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Bright Woman
Washington World
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Lyn Graf
Frank Braden
Lya
Leslie Eichel
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Southern Pacific Railroad
Road
RF. C
van Sweringen-Morgan
Mellon Power
Andrew Mellon
Senate
Pittsburgh
Mellon
Keezletown
Miss Shiffiett
Rena Shifflett
Grottoes
Deacon Dubbs
Harriston League
R.E. Shanklin
I. C. Yagel
Arthur Sullivan
Ira Sullivan
Arthur Cook
Reba Yagel
Evie Alford
Ruth Alford
Sybil Grim
Vivian Engleman
Ernest Sipe
Rgger's
Barbara Shiffiett
Carroll Shiffiett
Palmyra
Louise Diehl
Lethia Michael
Mary Jane Michael
Junior Michael
Port Republic
Laura Diehl
Leoma Sipe
Homer Sipe
Edna Sipe
St. Peters
Elkton
St. Peter's Church
L. W. Snyder
Audrey Hensley
Hazel Davis
Lucille Dovel
Arbutus Dovel
Ruby Snyder
Helen
Martin Wilson
Della
Lena Stepp
Frances Gooden
Ethel
Marie Monger
Elizabeth Stepp
Mildred Turner
Leona Rion
Mary
Ellen Jenkins
Janice Snyder
Crela Kline
Janet Rist
William Jenkins
Irvin Pence
O} Dovel
Paul Dovel
William Monger
Buck Wilson
Ellis Lamb
Alvin Life
Harry Dovel
Herman Monger
Clyde
Eugene Hensley
John Rion
Henry Pence
Henry Eaton
Larry Campbell
Carlos Jenkins
Harvey McCoy
Adrian Hensley
Walstein Snyder
Joseph Snyder
Roy Jenkins
B. J. Earp
Elmer Pence
Sole Jenkins
E. W. Dover
Milton Wells
Arch Stepp
Fred Layman
Roy Bear
Fultz
W.W. A. Hensley
Aspersonals
Pres
Howard Zigler
Red Gate
Hoover
Skline
DuPont
B. Ney & Sons
Kinkajou
Warner Bros
Theatre OF Stars
Caeser
National Picture
James Dunn
Sally Eilers
Tom
Terry Trons
Marion Martin
Marian Martin
Naval Record Pattern Department
18Th St
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Harrisonburg News-Record Pattern Dept
Wwe
Wey
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American Tobacco Company
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