Virginia National Shrines Draw Tourists to Historic Trails
Rich in history and scenery Virginia promotes its National Shrines. Tourists flock to Richmond Jamestown Williamsburg Yorktown and Winchester to see St Johns Church the Capitol Building Monticello and battlefield sites. A Shenandoah National Park plan seeks to blend historic lore with natural beauty attracting visitors on regional circuits.
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NEA Service
Richmond
Virginia
America
The
Automobile Club
John R. Hope
Club
Washington
Fredericksburg
St. John’s Church
Patrick Henry
John Marshall
United States
Capitol
Jefferson
Houden
White House
Confederacy
Pos Shrine
Jamestown
Shettle
Versity
Lexington
Montpelier
Janes Madison
Orange
Stratford
Robert E. Lee
Shenandonk Valley
Winchester
Sheridan
Winechester
Harper's Ferry
Jola Brown
Mount Vernon
Great National Cemetery
Arlington
Kenmore
Bettie Lewin
Spottsylvania
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Shenandoah National Park
Blue Ridge Country
Blue Ridge Range
Front Royal
Waynesboro
Shenadoah
Shenandoah Valley
Middletown to Vote on Water Bonds for System Upgrade
The Middletown burgess and commissioners call a special mass meeting for Friday evening September 4 at 8 o clock in Memorial Hall to discuss expanding the water system and a possible special election to issue water bonds. They have purchased several springs to boost supply and plan a new four inch main roughly one mile long to connect the additions, with future upgrades anticipated. The 1924 Maryland Act allows issuing 10 66 bonds for a water system subject to town vote. engineer Philip A Teeatty of Frederick is retained.
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Burgess and Commissioners of
Middletown
Memorial Hall
John Wiles
Brandenburg
Burgess and Commissioners
D. Frank Hartsock
John W. Buesard
Ror L. Wright
Charlies H Coblentz
Maryland
County Notes Share Sunday Visits of Spangler Family
County News Notes Clear Dale lists Mr and Mrs Oliver Crack and children Mildred Dorothy Grace Hilda and sons Russell Lester Harold Donald visiting the Spangler home near Hofman Orphanage. Other exchanges include Luther Spangler family Mary Joseph Spangler Alien Centre Mills with Elmer Spander Carlisle, James Stair Earl Stair Edward F. Strates near White Hall, and Oliver Beaver family near Lillestown hosted by Willam M. Lemmon and family.
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Clear Dale
Aus
Oliver Crack
Mildred
Dorothy
Grace
Hilda
Russell
Lester
Harold
Donald
John Spangler
Hofman
Luther Spangler
Mary
Joseph Spangler
Eon
Alien
Centre Mills
Samlay
Elmer Spander
Carlisle
Rirs
James Stair
Earl Stair
Edward F. Strates
White Hall
Oliver Beaver
Enso
Charlotte
Lewis
Lillestown
Suorday
Willam M. Lemmon
Local Social Notes From Area Residents
A string of weekend visits and family gatherings across Cranberry, York, Gettysburg, Littlestown, Hanover, Adams Town, and surrounding towns is reported. Guests include Esther Hesson and the Strevig family, the Shanberger and Cluck families, Stair and Spangier households, the Buz zard and Murray families, and many relatives from Franklin Grove to Centre Mille.
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Bir
Oliver Hesson
Esther
Georges Strevig
Cranberry
Harry Aa. Shanberger
Ray, Jr
Herbert Shanberger
Ering
York
Oliver Cluck
James Stair
Luther Spangier
Frank Buzzard
Russell Murray
Wayne
Gettysburg
Frances Bollinger
Littlestown
David Wintrode
Jesseline
Luella
Hanover
Walter
Lemmon
Eugene
Hampton
Collins
Harrs AL Spaunidine
Qeter Cluck
Fairfield
Cluck
Teanion
Senators Take Lead as Washington Wins and Pirates Hold Edge
In a busy day of baseball action, Washington edged Chicago 3-2 in the ninth, while Philadelphia pitchers shut down Detroit as the Tigers lost 8-1. The Pirates rallied for a 10-inning 9-10 win to stay six and a half games ahead, and the Giants defeated St Louis 3-2 in 10 innings behind Fitzsimmons.
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Chicago
Washington
White Sox
Philadelphia
Sam Grey
Detroit Tigers
Senators
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Giants
St. Louis
Fitzsimmons
No Motor Co Merger Denied by Ford and Hudson Officials
Ford Motor Company and Hudson Motor Car Company deny merger or control rumors. Officials insist no radical changes are planned for Hudson or Essex cars, aside from possible improvements. Public notices were sent to distributors dealers and salesmen.
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Ford Motor Company
Hudson Motor Car Company
Hudson Concern
Hudson
Essex
Voice teacher announces new studio in Frederick
Mr Charles M Cassel a voice teacher announces the opening of a studio in Frederick on September 7th specializing in Tone Production Breath Control and Interpretation For information on terms or appointments contact Mrs Maud Dittmar 7 S Market St or Mr Austin Rhoads 243 S Market St
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Charles M. Cassel
Frederick
Maud Dittmar
S. Market Sr
Austin Rhoads
S. Market St
Barns ville Wedding Ties Warfel Heck at Cathedral
In Barnesville on Friday July 3 at the Cathedral of St Mary and St John Miss Yazel Warfel and Lewis Heck formerly of Baltimore now head master of Brent School Ronia were married by Rev John Williamson. Miss Elizabeth Troly attended, Preston Heck served as best man. Miss Warfel is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence O Warfel, the Heck family from Baltimore.
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William White
Clarence Warfel
Lottie Pyles
Laura White
Helen Hayes
Philadelphia
Alice Hayes
Jennie Anderson
Adamstown
Forrest Gott
Woman's Missionary Union of the Baptist Church
J. R. Littlard
Jones
St. Marr's Citr
Taylor Daily
Carilise.Pa
Leonard Hays
Hagerstown
Marr Hays
Barnesville
Anz
Clarence O. Warfel
Mr. Heck
Lewis Heck
Daltimore
Rarelo
Brent Schon
Vilantie City
Milton Phillips
Ford stake denial on Hudson merger rumors
Moésel Ford denies any foundation to reports that Ford Motor Company has acquired or sought control of Hudson Motor Car Company. He states the rumor is unfounded and persists only through repeated repetition, with no basis in fact.
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Moésel Ford
Ford Motor Company
Hudson Motor Gar Company
Argentina Locusts Spur Special Agricultural Department
Locusts or grasshoppers plague Argentina to the point that the Government establishes an Agricultural Protective Department to manage their migrations.
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Argentina
Agricultural Protective Department
Armistice Sought After Tong War Clash in New York
Delegations from rival Chinese tongs met in New York with Assistant District Attorney Pecora to seek an armistice amid the recent bloodshed. A final decision rests with district officials and the Chinese Benevolent Society. In Baltimore, Lee Chor, tied to the Krong slaying, was released on bail awaiting a September 30 hearing.
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New York
Fecara
Pecorn Pal
On Leong
Hip
Itg
Boston
Pecora
Banton
The
Chinese Benevolent Society
Agar Ultrators
Baltimore
Lee Chor
Louis Krong
Chor
Burns
Jina
On Taeong
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College of William and Mary
Jeffersons
Madison
Monroe
Edmund Randolph
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Gevernorr Thomas Nelson
Moore House
Newport News
Norfock
Hampton Roads
Monitor
Merrimac
Norfolk
James River
Suffolk
Smith- Geld
Appamatton
Petersburg
the Crater
Charlottesville
Virginia Military Institue
Washington and Lee Uni
Spottawood
Yell
Shunandoah National Park
George Washington
Tare
Rock Wridge County
More Springs
Philip A. Teeatty
J. 0 Beatis
Middietown
Baretts
Commissioners
County News
Johnny Skermelia
Oakland
Calif
Johnny
Mike
Nnl
Birmingham
Ala
Virginia D. Wharton
Pallas
Texas
Athletics
NO Motor CO
Hudson and Ford
Quaker City Cleaners and Dyers
Market St
Maytag
Neca
L. B. Nicodemus
N. Market St
Gracekam
Helfenstein & Urner
Insurance the North Market Street
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