10 Mar 1925
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
1
The city concert group announces an annual tea and program featuring three divisions led by Mrs. F and Miss Josephine Folur. A guest musician and a violin section will headline, with a later closing program directed by a club member.
Fragmentary OCR excerpt shows an evening meeting with partial names and events. The readable items include references to a person or group labeled Shure Rev and mentions of Hig and Taney presumably place names or people. The text lacks a cohesive narrative or clear outcomes.
Mr. Judas Charles C Switzer a passbook auditor at First National Bank returned from a two week trip to the Bermudas accompanied by his son Edward Switzer of Gastonia North Carolina Young Peoples Meeting Members of the Young Peoples Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met at Miss Charlotte Jem s home on South Main street with Miss Iva Rose Geil as president Miss Virginia Woodson led the meeting Annie Taliaferro is secretary and Pauline Masters treasurer After business a social hour was held with refreshments about fifteen members present.
Local residents share weekend visits and returns to homes in Lexington Staunton and surrounding towns. Notables include John Brock returning to Washington and Lee University after a visit at his father's home Court Square and several families visiting relatives in Bergton Staunton Luray Harrisonburg and Weyers Cave.
The 1925 Virginia Federation of Labor convention must be held in Richmond, ruled by William Green of the AFL. Green said only the state federation’s next annual convention can fix the meeting place, after January votes moved it from Richmond to Portsmouth amid controversy over a rival paper conflict. R. Glenn Alexander departs for Chicago for ten days.
A simple home remedy recommends dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of water to gargle the throat for tonsillitis. Repeat in two hours if needed. Use genuine Bayer Tablets marked with the Bayer Cross, available in tin boxes of twelve for a few cents.
Waterman school outhit Keister 9 to 0 as McCary pitched and Phillips caught for Waterman. Gaines and Kennedy started as Keister battery in the boys baseball game yesterday.
Fashion notes highlight simplicity in spring wardrobes with emphasis on straightline coats and versatile fabrics. Silk and georgette handkerchiefs echo spring blooms while satin coats and tweeds shape sportswear and formal ensembles. Paris inspires coordinated hats for each look.
The wake reveals fashion guidance emphasizing simple lines and opera pumps or equivalents. Gloves beiges or rosy hosiery, minimal adornment, and slender silhouettes are advised. Evening wear favors lace and chiffon with low necklines. hems feature beaded fringe and inverted box pleats.
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