Continental Congress of D A R Opens Monday in Washington
Fort Loudoun Chapter members head to Constitution Hall for the 45th Continental Congress with 4000 delegates expected. Mrs. F J Marshall to attend as regent. alternate G B Slater and Nan Williams accompany. President General Mrs. Becker to speak. Roosevelt invited. White House reception Thursday. Mayflower Hotel banquet Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
D. A. BR
Fort Loudoun
F. J. Marshall
Washington
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Constitution Hall
Susan Glass Strider
Katherine Glass Green
G. B. Slater
Upperville
Nan Williams
Woodstock
Marshall
W. H. Marshall
William A. Becker
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Mayflower Hotel
Army
Navy
Marine
Social Calendar events and club meetings listed
The page lists 12 events: Lions Club at George Washington, Modern Woodmen at Winchester Camp, Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel, Young People's Choir at United Brethren Church, Winchester Lodge 867 BPOE at Ellis' Home, Grace Lutheran adult choir, Washington String Quartet at Handley Auditorium, Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel, and Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion at George Washington Hotel. Times span early afternoon to evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lions’ Club
George Washington
Winchester Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Camp’s Hall
North
Loudoun Street
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Washington String Quartet
Handley Auditorium
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
The Little Theatre thanks contributors for Captain Applejack set
The Little Theatre extends thanks to numerous individuals and firms for lending stage furnishings and props for Captain Applejack. Also noted are social items including a surprise birthday party for Bernice Largent and a New York wedding couple visiting Carter Hall in Virginia. The column covers local notices and family events with brief health and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre
Captain Plejack
D Properties
John M. Jeck
Melvin Green
C. F. Massey
Thomasibson
John M. Steck
Minnie Wigginton
A. Ring
Edwin Ccarker
John Scully, Jr
Neil Funk
Moling
Cather
S. Solenberger
Com'y
P and Glaize and Brother
Captain Applejack
Radio Highlights Schedule Summary
A dense list of broadcast times and programs across WEAF WJZ WOR WABC and WRVA featuring orchestras dramas news and speeches. Notable items include Captain Tim adventure stories the Shenandoah Apple Festival dramatization and Patman anti chain store bill discussion with Rep Wright Patman and Charles W Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Thurn
WJZ
Tim
Thornton Fisher
Edwin C. Hill
Hampton Institute Singers
Carl Hoff
Losts
WABC
WOR
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Boston Symphony Orchestra
WRVA
Lieut-Gov. James
Robinson-Patman
Wright Patman
Texas
Charles W. Dunn
Associated Grocery Manufacturers
Clem McCarthy
Lucas
Dornberger
Foltz longtime farmer and bank director dies at 87
Ezra W. Foltz 87, prominent farmer and businessman from near Middletown, died at home after a six month decline. He directed two Shenandoah river farms and served as director of the First National Bank in Strasburg. Survived by son C. W. Foltz, three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Sunday 2:30 at St. Paul's Lutheran, Strasburg. interment Riverview Cemetery. Pallbearers nephews Arnold, E. C. Goss, E. C. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra W. Foltz
Frederick County
Warren County
Middletown
C. W. Foltz
Mr. Foltz
First National Bank
Strasburg
Samuel
Anna Rebecca Height Foltz
Shenandoah County
Julia Bushong
Winchester Golf Club Reelects Officers and Appoints Pro
At a stockholders meeting Winchester Golf Club, Inc. reelected officers except secretary J. Grim who resigned in 1935. W. Nelson Page remains president and Clarke T. Cooper vice president. E. R. Coffey Jr. is appointed club professional for a third year. New committees include Greens, Farm, House, Entertainment, and Men's Golf Activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club, Inc
E. R
Rut) Coffey, Jr
W. Nelson Page
T. B. Patton
H. B. McComac
W. E. Cooper
Philip R. Fowle
Clifford D. Grim
J. W. Arthur
Ed. E. Stone
Wendell B. Goode
Ed E. Stone
Ed C. Goss
F. A. Read, Jr
W. E Goode
W. N. Page
George E. Smith, Jr
Ed. Barr
Pinckney Arthur
Softball League Debates Park Use and Umpire Plan
A regional softball meeting at the Men's Athletic Club discussed park use offers from the Park Association and set rules for eight paid umpires, a $10 team fee, a 20 man limit per team, and non-transferable rosters. Final season details to be arranged on April 24 with all clubs represented.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
The
Lions Club
O’sullivan Rubber Company
Elks’ Club
Atlantic and Pacifico Stores
South End Hose Company
Virginia Woolen Company
Health Club
Men’s Athletic Club
Park Association
Judges Score Victory In 3 Cornered Meet
Handley high school crushed Hedgesville and Bunker Hill in a three way track meet here. RFed Baker led Handley with four wins in five events including a 56 second 440. Handley faces Massanutten Military Academy next, following two victories that give them a strong title shot.
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Handley High School
Hedgesville
Bunker Hill
West Virginia
Handley
Baker
Coach Sargent
Woodstock
Massanutten Military Academy
H. H
Dunlap
Haines
Beard
Fravel
Sutton
Rosenberger
Stuart
al Handley
Thrift
Crabill
Zuckerman
Duvall
Citizens Urged Local Cooperation Amid National Crisis
Mr. Riley stresses citizen involvement in a major international event with local stakes. The paper lists early local contributors including Baptist, Mrs. Ethel, Boyd's Drug Store, $5, Baker, E. E. $5, with more names to follow in future issues.
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Paige
Riley
Baptist
Ethel
Boyd's Drug Store
Baker
Community Aid List of Donations and Contributions
A compiled tally shows contributions from multiple individuals and businesses including Cather T. Russell Fay Logan R Keffer Grocery E W J Hearty Virginia Inc and Hansborough Mildred M along with Nichols C L Glaize Pred L estate and Woolworth F W Co among others. Totals range from five to fifty dollars reflecting a local fundraising effort.
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Cather T. Russell
Fay Logan R
Keffer Grocery
E. W. J. Hearty Virginia, Inc
Hansborough
Mildred M
Hable
Herman H
Kurtz Furniture
Keystone
Knight
E. M. Sr
Lynch
M. M
Nicodemus
C. L
Glaize
Pred L
Robinson, We
Ritters Meat Market
Steck
J. M
South End
Snarr
Dr. Geo. G
Underwoods Bakery
Woolworth
F. W. Co
San Jose’s Drive To Hire College Trained Officers Grows
In San Jose California August Vollmer renowned police reformer notes rising demand for college educated officers as municipal forces seek higher professional standards and training. The report highlights evolving training programs and city pressure to elevate hiring requirements.
Police Chief Urges Berkeley Securing Bluecoats from San Jose State
The chief of police in Berkeley notes a recommendation for California municipalities to procure new police officers from San Jose State College, signaling a statewide effort to bolster city forces.
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Berkeley
California
San Jose State College
High Water Help Douses Farmhouse Blaze
In Yakima Washington a swollen irrigation ditch aided firefighters when Mrs Bes sie George’s house caught fire. Twenty farmers formed a bucket brigade and used flood water to extinguish the blaze despite normally dry ditches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Wash
Bessie George
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coz Doin Sonal
Elizabeth Massie
Amherst Street
Jacqueline Womack
Miss Crawford
Mr. Engle
Frank Baldwin Crawford
Elizabeth Gold Crawford
Raleigh Moore Engle
Lake Waccamaw
N. C
Engle
Shade Moore Engle
Winter Haven
Fla
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond Va
D. B. Haines
W. E. Brill
Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mary M. Dove
Mr. Mathews
Ernest E. Dove
Mary M Dove
Cyril Mathews
Winchester
T. W. Mathews
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Society
Light Brigade
India
Mrs. Noble Fiddler
Mary Frances Richard Fiddler
Berryville
Mrs. Noble Welsh
Robert E. Ayler
R. A. Wall
Stephens City
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Jan Garber
Leonard Cooper
William L. Cooper
Kernstown
F. G. Utt
Rotary Club
Bernice Largent
Largent
Fairmont
R. Largent
Waite
Walter Larmt
Edna Nesmith
Messrs. Larence
Billy Peer
William Awes
Lohring Largent
Lester Waas
Kenneth and
Eugene Lart
Russell
Lambert
Carter Hall
Gerard B. Lamrt
New York
Carter Ll
Millwood
Clarke County
Lamert
Stacey Lloyd
Henry Livingston Lansgr
Canadiagua
N. Y
Lansing Mall
York City
Lambert Imical Company
Gillette
Jordan Wheatbert
Alexandria
Charles E. Cochran
Ome
Ned
Salem
States Veterans Hospital
Sss Snow
Jean Snow
Pauline Snow
London
Eng
Snow
Canada
J. R. Bucher
Stephens
Fowle
Coffey
Club Pro
Douglas A. Sale
Office
Arenes
Brooks’ Pharmacy
H. Baker
H H
Flickinger
R. Lewis
Tavenner
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Westinghouse Electric
Mcllwee
Earl Clowser
John S. Miller & Company
Clowe’s
Clowe’s Jewelry Store
N. Main Street
Bas Yet
Lovett Brothers
Lovett Bros
Margaret L. Hodgson
Cox
Loudoun St
R. M. Swimley East
Geo. Washington Hotel
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Co
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