Apple Junior Board of Trade fund drive totals reach 4834 dollars
The Apple Junior Board of Trade reports 4834 dollars in cash and pledges for festival costs. April 7 and 8 lists show numerous donations from individuals and companies, totaling 3317 dollars in cash to date and 4834 dollars including pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleby
Junior Board of Trade
Addison Clarke
Brother
Allen
Dr. L. M
Bell
Robert S
California Spray Chemical Corp
Glover
John D
Inter-Coastal Paint Corporation
Leven, Abe, Company
Lupton Orchard Service
ePople’s
the Valley Service Station, Inc
State Horticultural Society
Richards
W. M
Simons & French Company, Inc
Palace Hotel
Raylass Det
Bond Brothers
Baker, E. E
Golden Grow Coffee
Busy Restaurant
Murnan
Neutrality Policy May Be Changed
Washington April 10 Congress seeks a new neutrality policy with President Roosevelt after unsettled Europe threats. Senate and House committees plan hearings as they consider extending the cash and carry provision before May 1. Lindbergh may be invited to testify as debates on arms shipments and presidential authority continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Bloom
D-Ny
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
France
Sheppard
D-Tex
Senate Military Committee
Lindbergh
Senate
Congress
Pittman
D-New
Week End Sports Highlights From Across the Nation
Dick Metz wins the Land of The Sky Open with a 284 total for $1,200 first prize to lead winter money list at $5,5806. Frank Strafaci defends North and South Amateur title at Pinehurst after a 36-hole win over Bobby Dunkelberger. Gottfried Von Cram captures the Egyptian tennis championship by defeating Don McNeill in a five setter. Cy Blanton fires a no hit exhibition win for Pittsburgh over Cleveland 6–0. Maple Leafs top Bruins 3–2 in OT to tie the Stanley Cup final at 1–1. Cleveland Barons defeat the Ramblers 1–0 to sweep the IAHL series 3–1. Chicago’s 124th Field Artillery Team wins the Nation Senior Indoor Polo Championship in West. Tamara Stables’ Teddy Weed wins a three-horse blanket finish to claim the Tropical Handicap in Coral Gables. Honey Cloud edges Challephen to win the Southern Maryland Handicap at Bowie. Glapas wins the King’s Mountain Handicap at Tanforan over Enchanted and Indian Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ashville
N. C
Dick Metz
Pinehurst
Frank Strafaci
Bobby Dunkelberger
Alexandria
Egypt
Baron Gottfried von Cram
Don McNeill
New Orleans
Cy Blanton
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Pirates
Boston
Toronto Maple Leafs
Boston Bruins
Cleveland Barons
Philadelphia Ramblers
New York
Chicago
124Th Field Artillery
West
Evergreen Farms
Red Bank
N. J
Pegasus Club
Rockleigh
Blue Hill Farms
Media
Sherman Memoral
Coral Gables
Fla
Tamara Stables
Teddy Weed
Bowie
Honey Cloud
A. J. Abel
Challephen
San Francisco
Howard
Glapas
Tanforan
Enchanted
Boy Survives Jump Off Trestle
Jackie Baumgardner a 12 year old from Cumberland Md recovered at home after leaping 50 feet from a trestle toward the Potomac river as a fast passenger train crossed. He endured a broken arm and internal injuries but survived the dangerous stunt and described the event in simple terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Jackie Baumgardner
Potomac
Jackie
Idiot's Delight: A Curious Solitaire Form Explored
Idiot's Delight is described as one of the most interesting and difficult forms of solitaire. The note highlights its notoriety among puzzle and card game enthusiasts, implying significant challenge and appeal without detailing rules or strategy.
Chanters Present Easter Story In Music Program
In the Presbyterian Church on Easter Sunday the Chanters staged a candle lit performance of the Easter story. Under Director Floyd Haines the group delivered unified, reverent choral pieces including Into the Woods My Master Went and God So Loved the World. Soloists Miss Mary Green, Miss Anna Belle Snyder, and Miss Virginia Lupton were praised for their artistry as the congregation reflected on the meaning of Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Steele
Presbyterian
Mildred Jones
Garden of Prayer
Ronald S. Wilson
Floyd Haines
Jesus
Haines
Mary Green
Anna Belle Snyder
Virginia Lupton
All Day Meeting Friday of Farm Committeemen
Frederick County Agriculture Conservation Association plans an all day meeting at the Court House Friday starting 9 am to brief committeemen on the 1939 Farm program. On April 14 the committee will map county contact points for farmers on Friday and Saturday, April 21 and 22. Names of attending committeemen include Larrick, Funk, Whitacre, Huyett, Pifer, Staples, Brumback, Grim, Martin, Armel, Wright, Bond, Dye, Taylor, Pingley, Anderson, Fout, Summers Orndorff, Larrick, Marker, Cooper, Bailey, Snapp, Larkin, Barney, Luttrell, Rogers, Braithwaite and Berryhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Pred Stine
Frederick County Agriculture Conservation Association
Court House
Stine
John W. Larrick, Jr
E. M. Funk
Landon B. Whitacre
W. S. Huyett
Elijah Pifer
C. E. Staples
B. O. Brumback
S. W. Grim
C. E. Martin
A. R. Armel
A. W. Wright
Walker McC. Bond
C. D. Dye
C. L. Taylor
C. E. Pingley
Roosevelt on return train plans first hand talks with State Dept
President Roosevelt after a ten day southern vacation heads home aboard the Roosevelt train en route to Washington for high level consultations with State Department officials. He warned with a smile that unless peace improves there may be war, speaking to a Warm Springs depot crowd before departing. Hopkins and Aubrey Williams accompany him, attending Easter services and a peace sermon at Warm Springs prior to the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
State Department
Warm Springs
Fred
Fred Botts
Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs Chapel
Aubrey Williams
National Youth Administration
New Orleans
Woodfin G. Harry
Warm Springs Presbyterian Church
Little White Chapel
Glee Clubs of Handley Sing In Mixed Choir Groups
Handley school glee groups perform selections from Negro spirituals to Sullivan and Protheral works. Soloists Jean Whit ham Robert Bridges and ensembles including Mixed Chorus A Capella Choir and Boys and Girls Glee Clubs list multiple performers by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee
Handley
Moses
Wheelright
Jeanie
Foster
Jean Whitham
Dvorak
Robert Bridges
Protheral
A Capella
The
Lost Chord
Sullivan
Jamieson
Bennett
Boys’ Glee Club
Straits
Sue Anderson
Margaret Jane Athey
Martha Babb
Eben Butler
Ruthanna Craig
Jean Ebert
Helen Gatewood
Lillian Gatewood
Betty Hammill
Eleanor Leatherman
Billie Pappas
Anna C. Ritenour
Kitty Stotler
Princess Strother
Hunter
Guard dog at restaurant wakes to alert police burglary
A police dog posted at a Salt Lake City restaurant slept through a burglary until officers arrived. The dog woke alert and refused to let the officers in, guarding its master’s establishment during the break‑in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Weighty Challenge by Police Captain Flynn
Chicago police captain David Flynn aged 62 boasts of strength after lifting a 235 pound anvil by its point. He weighs 215 pounds and offers five dollars to any man his age who can match the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
David Flynn
Flynn
Card of Thanks for William Shirley Strange
Family thanks Rev Ralf Laws of Shiloh Baptist and pallbearers for service in William Shirley Strange's bereavement and expresses gratitude to friends for cars and floral designs. 11 By His Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralf Laws
Shiloh Baptist
William Shirley Strange
Homemakers to Attend Northern Virginia Demonstration Meet
Frederick county homemakers plan a Thursday morning trip to Falls Church Fairfax county for the annual Northern Virginia Home Demonstration Clubs meeting at the State Theatre Fairfax hosts the group about 35 from Frederick will attend Miss Madeline Blair Frederick home demonstration agent said Christine Muckman Fairfax host council chair extended the invitation Grace E Frysinger USDA will address the afternoon assembly Maude E Wallace Blacksburg assistant director of extension and Mrs Malcolm Peck Fincastle Va president of the Virginia Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs are on the morning program Mrs R N Harris Bumpass district president Northern Virginia will preside R Belle Burke district home demonstration agent helped arrange the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Falls Church
Fairfax County
Virginia
Madeline Blair
Christine Muckman
Hostess Home Demonstration Advisory Council
Grace E. Frysinger
United States Department of Agriculture
Maude E. Wallace
Blacksburg
Malcolm Peck
Fincastle
Virginia Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
R. N. Harris
Bumpass
Northern Virginia
R. Belle Burke
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Various Cities
The Associated Press tallies exhibition results in multiple venues. Chicago A defeated New York N 8-6 in Baton Rouge while Chicago N beat St. Louis A 13-4 in San Antonio. Washington A topped Boston N 12-7 in Orlando and Cincinnati N won 7-5 over Boston A in Durham. Pittsburgh N crushed Cleveland A 6-0 in New Orleans. Philadelphia N won 12-9 over Nashville SA in Nashville. Philadelphia N 9 runs over Fort Benning 2nds in Fort Benning. St Louis N defeated Asheville PL 7-1 in Asheville. Detroit A beat Brooklyn N 3-1 in Macon. New York A shutout Little Rock SA 8-0 in Little Rock. Atlanta SA beat Philadelphia A 5-3 in Atlanta. Philadelphia A 4-2 over Birmingham SA in Birmingham and New York N defeated Memphis SA 10-2 in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Chicago
New York
San Antonio
Tex
St. Louis
Orlando
Fla
Washington
Boston
Durham
N.C
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Nashville
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Ala
Memphis
Tenn
Ban on fishing along Shepherdstown stream announced
Joy is taken out of living. Shepherdstown endures sadness as the Conservation Commission posts a ban on fishing this season on the town center stream. The stream, long a prime pastime spot, will deny residents the chance to fish for trout in the heart of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlett
Panama
Domino
Mischief
Joy
Sheeherdstown
W. Va
Shepherdstown
the Conservation Commission
Methodists Hold Conference Two-Day Session Details
The conference opens with Holy Communion led by Rev. W. O. Talbert of Winchester. Afternoon devotions with Rev. Ross O. Louthan, district education report by Rev. L. H. Strieby, and talks on Youth Crusade by Rev. Luttrell and Miss Virginia Henry. Thursday features greetings to officers, a sermon by Rev. G. H. Fielding, laymen’s program, and talks by Col. J. C. Boggs and Capt. John H. Rosenberger as the two-day session closes. Delegates from Braddock Street, Frederick Circuit, Stephens City, and Middletown Charges listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Talbert
Winchester
Ross O. Louthan
Toms Brook
L. H. Strieby
Woodstock
Margaret Campbell
W. O. Luttrell
Berryville
Virginia Henry
Starratt College
Baltimore
G. H. Fielding
Ridgeway
W. P. Saunders
Marshall
J. C. Boggs
R.M. A
Front Royal
John H. Rosenberger
Braddock Street Church
T. M. Swann
J. H. Rosenberger
R. Frank Barr
C. P. McVicar
C. S. Burgess
George Butler
Frederick Circuit
George L. Waters
Alfred Snapp
Strother Sherman
William Carpenter
Harry M .Glaize
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American Radiatorompany
F. W. Woolworth Ompany
American Cooperage and Steel Drum Co
Wick and Brother
Nichols Company
Winchester Beauty Culture
Montgomery Ward & Co
Hershey Creamery Company
Crisman
Fred A
Mattison
Nina
Brown
Harold G
Boyd Drug Store
Wisecarver
Herbert
White C. Hess-Watson Company
National Fruit Product Company
Trescott Company, Inc
Baldwin-Pope Marketing Co
Philadelphia Range Boiler & Tank Co
Westernaryland Supply Corp
Wal Brass Works
J. B. Mitchell Co
Columbia Wholesalers, Inc
Eckard
M. S
Riley
Bob
Shade Produce Co
Goldman Package Co
Lord Spencer, Inc
Miller Manufacturing Co., Inc
deGrange
H. Clay
Round Hill Orchards, Inc
Clevenger
E. A
Guiliani
Lawrence
Durand
Cahill
Howard J
Willis Ww. Co
Wright
Joseph L
Bakers Drug Store
Barr
C. Fred
Rosenberger’s
John W. Rosenberger and Co
S. Braddock St
Col. Lindbergh
Congress Group
Virginia Hereford Breeders Sale
Union Stock Yards
Staunton
Kenneth E. Litton
Fred Reppert
Fence prIce
Ine
Norge
O’connell
S. Braddock &J
Levi Anderson
Lester Arnold
Ansell Baker
Hunter Barley
Paul Bourjaily
Vance Bourjaily
Robert Bridgers
Stover Clark
Lohr Dunlap
Eugene Fries
Eldred Frye
Harland Hannum
Courtney Jones
Basil Hayley
Wilbur Kern
Hubert Kerr
Max Largent
William Louthan
Richard Renner
Tom Ritter
Bobby Lee
Ward Snyder
Tom Whitham
Wayne Whitham
Glee Club
Kitty Baker
Ellen Butler
Allison Cooper
Bernelle Davidson
Jane Dick
Evelyn Garber
Jonedith Henry
Colleen Hoover
Margaret Hott
Jane Jolliffe
Winifred Sargent
Carol Lindstrom
Helen McClure
Louise Miller
Louise Newlin
Ann Oakes
Zenith Olinger
Billie Pa
Methodists
J. W. Newcome
Stephens City
Homer Welch
J. H. Campbell
A. W. Conner
Henry Mears
John Mer
Middletown
J. T. Brown
F. Estes Kline
Claude Rickard
G. Wilson Borden
E. R. Sperry
C. G. Wilkins
Commercial Small Loan and Finance Corp
E. Water St
Ridgeway Roller Rink
New Holperus
Mervel W. Adams
E. Piccadilly St
U. S
Canada
North America Assurance Society OF
Richmond
Andrew G. Briggs
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
P. O
Barium Reduction Corp'n
South
Charleston
Pyagord ccc
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United Brewers Industrial Foundation
East 40Th Street
N. Y
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