Odd Fellows Plan Regional Meeting In Hagerstown April 15
Regional Odd Fellows event set for Hagerstown with Grand Sire as guest of honor. Tri County Association attendance high with Madison 6 Marsh Run 47 Front Royal Bentonsville Edinburg Stephens City Waynesboro Hagerstown Ringwood and Rebekah chapters represented.
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Tri-County Association
Madison
Marsh Run
Front Royal
Bentonsville
Edinburg
Stephens City
Waynesboro
Hagerstown Md
Ringwood
W. Va
Rebekah
Winchester
Middletown
J. B. Mentzer
Grand Sire
The
Sovereign Lodge
Blue Ridge
Hagerstown
David Hottle
Virginia
Edmund H Spangler
W Ed. Keetzer
Germany Conquests Boost U S Manufacturers in Chicago Market
A Chicago wholesale survey reports German territorial gains raise tariffs and prompt Czech order cancellations. American producers see windfall as distributors seek substitutes, especially in gift and glassware. Domestic lines move to take over decorative glassware, toys, cameras, jewelry, and textiles formerly imported from Czech mills.
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Chicago
Gerany
United States
Merchandise Mart
Percy Wilson
The
Mart
Czecho-Slovakia
Wilson
Germany
Rebekah Assembly Delegates Gather in Virginia
Maryland district deputy grand sister C G Harrell and Miss Virginia Coffman of Edinburg head the Virginia Rebekah Assembly as visitors are welcomed by Harry E Meister. A musical program by Andrew Babb and others followed the welcome address by W W Glass. The next meeting is set for Friday June 23 at Stephens City Virginia.
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Ment
Maryland
C. G. Harrell
Fredericksburg
Virginia Coffman
Edinburg
Rebekah Assembly of
Virginia
Harry E. Meister
Madison Lodge No. 6
W. W. Glass
Winchester
Andrew Babb
Wayne Omps
City
Bobby
Themla Edwards
W. E. Edwards
Herd
Stephens City
Treasury Receipts Expenditures and Debt Report
Treasury daily figures show April receipts totaling 47.54 million dollars and expenditures 77.91 million. Gross debt stands at 40.04 billion, with an increase noted from the prior period.
Johns Hopkins Faculty to Retire as Emeritus Professors
Three Johns Hopkins University faculty members will retire with the title of professor emeritus at year’s end. They are Dr. Edward Bennett Matthews professor of Mineralogy and Petrography Dr. Dean Lewis professor of Surgery and Dr. Thomas S. Cullen professor of Gynecology.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Edward Bennett Matthews
Dean Lewis
Thomas S. Cullen
Rosenberger Plant Opens in Winchester
John W. Rosenberger & Co announced a new enlarged paint and hardware store at 31 South Bradley Street. The expanded showroom doubles the former space with a large stock from Du Pont to Williamsburg Colors and Barrell Sunlight. The firm, founded in 1907, is described as the Valley area’s largest building supply dealer as construction activity climbs.
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Winchester
John W. Rosenberger & Co
South Braddock Street
Hagerstown
Roanoke
du Pont Paints
Rosenberger’s
Horme
Young People To Present A Play At First Brethren Church
The Christian Endeavor group of First Brethren Church on Berryville avenue will stage The Living Christ at 7 30 p m on Thursday. The cast includes John Detmar Frye Peter James Anderson Thomas Russell Fletcher Mary Magdaline Rhoda Fletcher Mary Glenda Sawyer Joana Naomi Shanholtz Jairus Eldred D Frye Lydia Juanita Anderson Anna Evelyn Garber Ruth Ruby Smith.
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Young People's Christian Endeavor of the First ~ Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Living Christ
John
Detmar Frye
Peter
James Anderson
Thomas
Russell Fletcher
Mary Magdaline
Rhoda Fletcher
Mary
Glenda Sawyer
Joana
Naomi Shanholtz
Jairus Eldred D. Frye
Lydia
Juanita Anderson
Anna
Evelyn Garber
Ruth
Ruby Smith
Examinations for U.S. Civil Service Open
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for posts including instructor of skilled trades and various geologist roles with salaries from 1800 to 4600 dollars. Full details via Herman Lee, Secretary, U S Civil Service Board of Examiners, at the city post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Indian Field Service
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Prisons
Department of Justice
Department of Agriculture
National Park Service
Herman Lee
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Rules for Virginia Gold Cup set for May 6 at Broadview
Virginia Gold Cup rules announced by George W. Cutting confirm no changes to the main race while Broadview course switches to a 2 mile steeplechase over brush Entrant fees and weight assignments updated slightly The program which begins at 3 p m lists Fauquier Plate Virginia National and Warrenton Hunt Cup with entries accepted by Fred H Parks in New York City deadline midnight April 29 The committee is led by E Astley Cooper with a list of assistants including Amory S Carhart Cutting and others
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Broadview
George W. Cutting
Brush
Fred H. Parks
Park Avenue
New York City
She Plants In Sign of Zodiac
Mrs Sadie Price of Chance on Deal Island plants by the Zodiac her string beans above ground in a March 21 Equinox planting. Tangier sound waters warm the spring growth as she follows traditional gardening signs.
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Princess Anne
Mad
Gardners
Sadie Price
Price
Chance
Deal's Island
Tangier Sound
Special Holy Week Services At Lutheran Church Of Our Saviour
Holy Week services at the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour are held nightly at 8 oclock with sermons by the pastor. Tonight topic is The Homeward Way tomorrow The Way Truth and Life Thursday a preparatory service with eo tion Friday 12 m eo Friday service music by phone. A cordial invitation is extended to all friends.
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Lutheran Church of Our
Armel Youths Sponsor Debate At Greenway School
The Christian Endeavor Society of Greenway United Brethren Church will sponsor a Luttrell debate at Armel School Thursday night at 8. The subject: Resolved That Chamberlain is responsible for the present European trouble. The Ladies Aid Society sets a window sale in Winchester on Saturday April 8.
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Greenway
Christian Endeavor Society of
Greenway United Brethren Church
Armel School
Luttrell Debating Society
Chamberlain
Ladies Aid Society
Winchester
Cubs Hoping Bartell Returns Soon From Ankle Injury
Chicago April 4 Cubs manager and officials express optimism over Dick Bartell’s return from a rheumatic ankle. Bartell, on the Giants last season, is to undergo a medical checkup after three weeks sidelined. The Cubs traded for Bartell in a winter deal and lean on Joe Marty Hank Leiber and Jim Gleeson for outfield and infield power.
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Chicago
Chica
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Dick Bartell
New York Giants
Bartell
Charles Drake
Phil Wrigley
Los Angeles
Bill Jurges
Frank Demaree
Ken O'Dea
Giants
Leiber
Gus Mancuso
Hartnett Clan
California
Drake
Joe Marty
Hank Leiber
Jim Gleeson
Marty
Yankees
Steve’ Mesner
Perfect Attendance Records at Cedar Cliff Sun day School
Thirteen members of Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church Sun day School in Vaucluse report perfect attendance for the year ending March 31. Notables include Louise Tevault approaching nine years of perfect Sundays and Dorothy Tevault with only one absence in a long span.
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Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Vaucluse
W. B. O'Neal
Mildred Kline
W. B. Mick
Jessie Smith
Dorothy
Louise Tevault
W. W. Kline
Hugh Thomas Campbell
Mary Smith
Anna Virginia Campbell
Jean
Phyllis Campbell
Dorothy Tevault
W. B. O’neal
Mick
S. W. W. Kline
Hugh Tom Campbell
Virginia Employment Service aids local job market
Walter M. Shade explains the Virginia State Employment Service stabilizes labor supply by linking employers with qualified workers at 21 West Piccadilly Street Winchester. The service classifies jobseekers, preserves public funding, and referees suitable candidates without fees to either party, boosting local employment.
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Virginia State Employment Service
Walter M. Shade
Winchester
Frederick, Clarke
Loudoun
West Piccadilly Street
Shade
News Notes From Spring Ball Camps
Earl Whitehill, 39, rehabs from a broken ankle at Catalina camp and soon tests his pitching arm. Cubs seek a fifth straight exhibition win over the White Sox as Larry French faces John Rigney. Brooklyn Dodgers name Coscarart at second and Lazzeri at third to start the season, after Coscarart beats Reiser and Lazzeri replaces Lavagetto. Bob Feller rests in New Orleans while Indians travel to Pensacola to face the Pelicans. Ossie Vitt warns of fines for lack of hustle as players take a breather after Sunday pitches.
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Associated Press
Bisbee
Ariz
Earl Whitehill
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
White Sox
Larry French
John Rigney
Clearwater, Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pete Coscarart
Tony Lazzeri
Coscarari
Pete Reiser
Lazzeri
Harry Lavagetto
New Orleans
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Pensacola
Fila
Feller
Giants
Ossie ‘Vitt
Bob
Cardinals Aces to Face Barons in Birmingham Showdown
Paul Dean and Morton Cooper will start for the St. Louis Cardinals against the Birmingham Barons in Birmingham. Dean seeks to prove doubters right while Cooper also patrols the mound for the visitors.
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Birmingham
Ala
Paul Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Birmingham Barons
Morton Cooper
Heffner’s Status With Browns Uncertain Over Salary Terms
San Antonio reports that Don Heffner the Browns' second baseman remains unsure about his role and terms. Heffner works out and travels with the team but has not agreed to Vice President Bill De Witt's salary conditions.
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San Antonio
Tex
Don Heffner
St. Louis Browns
Heffner
Bill de Witt
Ambler Aims for Better Year at Second Base
Wayne Ambler of Shreveport Louisiana, who jumped from Duke to the Philadelphia Athletics two years ago, expects a strong season at second base. He says he is not tightened up at the plate and believes his hitting will improve.
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Shreveport
Wayne Ambler
Duke
Philadelphia Athletics
Easter Radio Highlights from New York Broadcasters
Easter Sunday morning will feature the first broadcast of the papal benediction by Pope Pius XII from the Vatican at 6:00 on CBS and 6:30 on NBC and MBS. Extra time will cover Easter sunrise services across the country through about 9:30 with other Easter programs including fashion parades.
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New York
Pius XII
Vatican
CBS
NBC
MBS
WEAFP
Bob Hope
WABC
Andy Cwest
Edward G. Robinson
Dick Powell
We the People
Benny Goodman
WJIZ
Mr. Keen
Information Please
Mary and Bob
Dock Rockwell Brain
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