Forestry Camps Begin In Virginia For Unemployed Relief
About 200 men from the cantonment in training at Fort Won near Baltimore will form the first European style reforestation camp in the George Washington National Forest. The Edinburg area camp near Passage Creek will house troops in rustic tents and will construct mess hall, offices and other buildings. Army will supervise discipline and operations while Forest Service handles forestry work.
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Powell
Fort Vallley
County
Edyth
Canton Corps
Fort Won
Baltimore
Passage Creek
Editburg
Jairay
George Washington National Forest
John W. McNair
Harrisonburg
George Washington Forest
Edinburg- Luray
Gepaie Leo Donovan
12Th Infantry
Fort Washington
Amp and Conservation Corps of
Gente
Washington
McNair
Ten Dam
Ihorth River Gap
Stokesville
Forestry Service
Forestry Camp Structure and Site Reconnaissance Plan
The Conservation Corps outlines staffing for each forestry camp with one captain and two lieutenants, plus three line officers. Locations of camps are to be selected quickly and a detailed list will be provided soon for preliminary site reconnaissance and mission estimates. A Mission representative from other departments will join headquarters shortly.
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Army
United States Army
Roosevelt
National Forests
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Eee Ts
Robert Fechner
Labor Department
Fechner
War Department
Army Corps
Arga
Douglas Macrirthur
Remay
Little Theatre Plans Noted Play On May 12
The Winchester Little Theatre group prepares for The Second Man a comedy by 8 N Behrman at Capitol Theatre throughBaldridge. Director Arthur M Field notes author permissions and a $50 royalty. The May 12 performance promises high entertainment despite Apple Blossom Festival interest.
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Little Theatre Group of
Winchester
N. Behrman
Capitol Theatre
Baldridge
Arthur M. Field
Little Theatre
Noel Coward
Alfred Lunt
Colombia’s Noted Global Roles in Resources and Coasts
Colombia ranks second globally in coffee output and holds high positions in gold platinum and oil. It uniquely fronts both Atlantic and Pacific coastlines among South American nations. The article notes its unusually strong prospects in expanding world commercial rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
South America
Gardens open at Carter Hall for Garden Week near Millwood
Readers will tour Carter Hall near Millwood during Garden Week starting April 24. The Burwell lineage from Harlington, England, at Fairfield and Carter Hall’s history are summarized, with notes on Nathaniel Burwell and King Carter, and the Lambert purchase in 1929 by Gerard B. Lambert of Princeton as Carter Hall’s current owner.
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Carter Hall
Millwood
Burwells
Star
Carter
Nathaniel Poe
Gerard Lambert
Givin
Aovery Burwell
Harlington
Bedford County
England
Virginia
James the First
Major Lewis Burwell
York River
Charles the Second
Fairfield
Carter's Creek
Lewis Burwell
Lucie Higginson
Nathaniel Burwell
Elizabeth Carter
Robert Carter
King Carter
Fairfav
Thomas
Lord Fairfax
Stafford
Frederick
Clarke
Saint Michels
George H. Burwell
Airy
Carter Burwell
Col
Theta
Edmund Randolph
John Randolph
Lord Dunmore
Peyton Randolph
Old Chapel
Burwell
Colonel Burwell
George Burwell
Thomas H. Burwell
Gerard B. Lambert
Princeton
N. J
District Rally At U B Church In Winchester
The Virginia Conference District Rally of the United Brethren Church will be held at the Winchester Church on Wednesday April 19 at 7 30 p m with Rev A H of Westee ane delivering the address. The event aims to engage men and women and includes a round table on needs and problems. Rev A P Hovermale conference superintendent will lead. The district covers Edinburg Toms Brook Reliance Winchester Circuit West Frederick and Winchester Station with pastors and laymen attending. The Winchester church urges every member to attend this important gathering.
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Virginia
United Brethren Church
Winschester
Westee
Christian Endeavor
A. P. Hover
Edinburg
Toms Brook
Reliance
Winchester Circuit
West Frederick
Winchester Station
Winchester Church
Public meeting agenda includes church membership note
A public notice outlines a meeting addressing church affiliation questions and community inclusion. It emphasizes that attendance and membership decisions are open to residents regardless of church background.
Wenatchee Revives Apple Blossom Festival
The Wenatchee Chamber of Commerce plans a revival of the Apple Blossom fete to mark a recovering apple industry. The full day program includes a school parade barbecue musical program and May pole and pageant dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Chamber of Commerce
Frederick man thanks judge after year jail sentence
John F. Moton of Frederick county received one year in jail for allegedly stealing 10 chickens from J. W. Loy. After pleading guilty, Moton rushed to Justice A. J. Tavener and shook his hand, saying thank you.
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John F. Moton
Frederick County
A. J. Tavenner
J. W. Loy
Moton
Circle Meeting Is Postponed at Braddock Street Church
Circle No 13 of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South under Mrs Charles R Keeler will not meet this evening at Miss Miller Wise Carver home. The gathering is rescheduled for next Monday evening.
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Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Charles R. Keeler
Opie Honored by Gov Pollard on Retirement
Colonel Opie receives Governor Pollard's tribute upon retirement after thirty years in military service. He served in World War I with the 116th Infantry and on the Mexican border, earned the Distinguished Service Cross and other honors, and led civil authorities during the Danville strike.
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Opie
Pollard
Mius
Intens i Saruet
Cnet
Argonne
Haute Alsace
116Th
National Guard
116Th Tnfantry
Danville
Staunton Leader Founder and Civic Leader Remembered
The article recalls ee pone later acquire the op m paper now Staunton News Leader. He led the Staun ton Chamber of Commerce as president for twelve terms and organized the local protective association. He was the first commander of a Shenandoah National Park project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Pone
Op m
Staunton News-Leader
Staunton Chamber of Commerce
Lonme Protective Association
Staunton American
Opie Hias
Shenandoah National Park
New Talent Is Obtained For 1.0.0. F. Show
The local talent show adds Madison o a cha aie Teneci and Harry ot ut to perform on stage. Louderback and Andrew Grove secured for leading roles along with new schoolboys Roland Keller and Vincent Miller in School Daze. Mildred Drummond offers makeup help. Tickets on sale at several local shops.
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Buncutter Tire Company
Hodgson and Brown
Baker's Drug
Frank Feinberg
T. F. Timberlake
Impractical Floridries Critique Baffles Giants
A cryptic remark about business leaders and poets sparks debate as experts label certain methods impractical. The clash highlights tensions between innovation and tradition in modern enterprise.
Car Ad Delight Becomes Pride in Your Own Vehicle
A witty note argues readers should focus on ads describing the wonderful car they own, suggesting satisfaction comes from appreciating familiar details rather than chasing new features. The tone stays light and humorous.
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Jackson
Sharpsburg
George
G. H. Burwell
U. B. Church
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Hardeen
Houdini
Buddy
B. J. Reynolds
Tobisco
Ople
Legion of Honor
Staunton
Jno. S. Solenberger Company. Inc
N. Loudoun St
Silvertown
Cacenee Oo CO
Braddock Ana “Recepts
Packard
Ford Tudor
Ford
Rouss Garage
S. Braddock
Ickers Uys
Bicnhers Motor CO
J. C. Hockman
Mgr
U. S
Herrell Sales Corp
S. Loudoun St
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell Station
Matinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
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