Survey of Orchards in Three Counties for New Apple Plantings
A survey in Frederick Clarke and Shenandoah counties by Farm Bureau Credit Administration and Department of Agriculture staff, with JL Pred Stine as county agent, studies varieties yields prices and orchard practices. It records age at bearing height age profitability tree spacing soil type and counts leading Yorks and Staymens in the area and will extend to Berkeley County West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick, Clarke
Shenandoah
Farm Bureau Credit Administration
Department of Agriculture
JL. Pred Stine
Shenandoah, Clarke and Warren
Farm Credit Administration
C. J. Blair, Jr
J. A. P. Saunders
N. A. Eaton, Jr
W. H. Youngman
R. F. Burdette
L. J. Ducoff
A. H. Hackendorf
Berkeley County
W. Va
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Banner Tourist Year Expected This Summer in Virginia
Virginia anticipates a banner tourist year 1935 as inquiries rise by over forty percent. The State Commission on Conservation and Development distributed 26 632 promotional publications January through March, many via Florida tourist bureaus, boosting visitors returning from the South. Spring advertising began March 31 and runs through April and May amid high demand for literature during Garden Club Week with 400 to 500 daily letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
State Commission On Conservation and Development
Florida
Jeane Garden Club
Alyce McHenry Cleared To Leave Truesdale Hospital
Alyce Jane McHenry ten from Omaha Neb. is formally discharged after operations for diaphragmatic hernia at Truesdale Hospital. The 10 year old arrived in February with an upside down stomach and weak walk and underwent surgery March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Jimmy Neilson
San Jose
Calif
Alyce Jane McHenry
Omaha
Neb
Truesdale Hospital
Alyce Jane
Change Hour Of Evening Service At Local Church
The last Family Fireside service at Congregational Christian Church will be held this Sunday at 8 p.m. The hour change was approved at the last ministers’ meeting and takes effect the second Sunday in April. Tonight’s service features the theme Why Worry set in a Winchester tourist home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Christian Church
Winchester
Public enemy No 1 identified as training dummy Oscar
Justice Department officials say public enemy No 1 is not Karpis or Robinson though agents have chased those men. The title belongs to a training dummy named Oscar used in the anti crime university, a familiar figure to over 600 agents and found at times in a closet at the Justice building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karpis
Robinson
Oscar
Washington
Justice Department
Alvin Karpis
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Public Enemy
Dillinger
Floyd
Nelson
Justice Building
Real Feminine Trend Held As a Beauty Essential
In New Orleans on April 10 Milady beauty trends for 1935 favor natural looks and peach glow tints. Cosmeticians led by Mrs Winifred Fayant of Philadelphia urged avoiding platinum or golden tresses and sun tanning while endorsing soft makeup, curved hair and a peaches and cream complexion. The national president of the American Cosmeticians Association spoke at the meeting, endorsing a feminine, natural style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Milady Beautiful
Winifred Fayant
Philadelphia
American Cosmeticians’ Association
Sun tanning explains skin reaction to barefoot exposure
An explanation notes that outraged nature roughens skin and dries natural oils when feet are walked barefoot in sun tanning.
Aren't We All at Capitol Falls Short of High Standards
A review of the Little Theatre production Aren't We All at the Capitol notes a rough start due to last minute substitutions and the director's illness. Despite later bright moments the reviewer pins the strongest praise on Dr. E. C. Stuart as Lord Grenham and on solid work by Susan Steck Miller, Harry Kern Jr., Helen Zeigler, Anne Elizabeth Paying Kitty Lake, W. Benton McCall, Jane Scully, John Parsons, and supporting cast. Sets by Virginia T. Boyd, Mary Miller and Fenton Nelson receive commendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre
the Capitol
E. C. Stuart
Lord Grenham
Susan Steck Miller
Margot
Harry Kern, Jr
Willie Tathan
Willie
Helen Zeigler
Anne Elizabeth
Kitty Lake
W. Benton McCall
Jane Scully
Miss Scully
John Parsons
Aes
Harry Hanst
Joe Thomas
William Harris
Virginia T. Boyd
Mary Miller
Fenton Nelson
No Damage Done to Fruit by Cold Rains and Snow
Winches ter Research Laboratory reports no harm to fruit trees after equinoctial storms with rain and snow. The coldest reading Monday morning was 31 degrees, not enough to injure crops. Snow covered mountains to the west and east, but conditions are improving and temperatures rising. Weekend precipitation totaled 1.38 inches, bringing April’s total to 1.94 inches with a third of the month gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Research Laboratory
Here
Major Brown Left Property Worth 493700
Papers filed in Probate Court detail Edward T. Brown of Washington leaving a Miami Beach estate and acreage in Virginia and Georgia plus personal property valued at 483700. He left the holdings to son Edward M. Brown of New York and New Market Virginia and daughter Marjorie Brown King, plus nephews and relatives, including ownership stakes in Endless Caverns, Cyclopean Towers in Virginia, Eastern Printing Company of New York City, and Southern Printing Company of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fila
Miami Beach
Virginia
Georgia
Edward T. Brown
Washington
Edward M. Brown
New York
New Market
Marjorie Brown King
Eastern Printing Company
New York City
Southern Printing Company
Atlanta
Martyn Divorce After Brief Fort Lauderdale Marriage
Miami broker Robert Alexander Martyn secures a divorce from Mary Kirk Brown Martyn after she deserted him 15 days post wedding in Fort Lauderdale on March 1 1934. Circuit Judge Aly O Thompson signed the decree. Mrs Martyn previously resided in Atlanta and New York and is believed to be in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Filla
Robert Alexander Martyn
Miami Beach
Mary Kirk Brown
Martyn
Max Baer
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Aly O. Thompson
Atlanta
New York
California
Oklahoman Describes Corn Shortage Insight
Mrs. Jeanne Willis reviews an emergency feed and seed loan application from a farmer in Oklahoma City. When asked about seed stores on the farm the farmer confirms only a small amount of corn remains, stating a gallon and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Jeanne Willis
Effa Link Named Garden Director For City and County
Mrs Effa Link of Winchester and Frederick County has been named garden director and works in the local relief administration offices. She has distributed seeds fertilizer and potatoes to relief families willing to plant and tend gardens for better returns. Unseasonable weather has slowed planting and demand remains light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effa Link
Winchester
Frederick County
Relief Administration
Ice Mint Foot Remedy Promises Quick Corn Relief
Foot sufferers are urged to try Ice Mint a cooling remedy marketed as a fast, painless solution for hard and soft corns between toes and tough callouses. The ad claims it prevents foot odor, maintains comfort, and suits those who stand all day or wear high heels. Consumers are encouraged to buy mint from a druggist.
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Frederick
Clarke
Old Dominion
Alyce McHenry
U.S
Mee
KAY Bros
Dancing Elephants
Mary Ellen
Grant McCune
LA Glenn
Wells Bros
Silverlakes
Running Elk
Buck Steele
Hollywood
Frice
Ole
Buick
Flint, Mich
Fisher
H.p
H. W. Ebert
Braddock and
Amherst Streets
Aren
Major Brown
ACE
Conoco
Timken
Indianapolis
Say
O.K
Continental Oil Company
Eee Ocerice Paratfim East
Jim
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
Conoco Travel Bureau Service
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