Valley Day Observed by 116th Infantry at Fort Meade
Fort Meade announces Valley Day for April 28 with 116th Infantry units from Oster Harrisonburg Staun Charlottesville. Harrisonburg Boys will join. Program includes inspection, divine worship, band concert, noon mess, athletic contests, and a regimental parade review. Mayor Ward invited as guest.
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Port George G. Meade
116Th Infantry
Retal
Oster
Harrisonburg
Staun
Charlottesville
Opie
Ward
Harrisonburg Boys Band to Visit Camp Meade
The Harrisonburg Boys Band will join a motorcade to Camp Meade in Maryland for Valley Day next Sunday. Sergeant A L Morris arranged the visit and the band will perform a concert at Company C barracks from 1:30 to 2:00 PM with a luncheon for the party at the barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Harmburg
George Meade
Sunier Valley
A. L. Morris
Camp Meade
Laurel
Yhe
Mapes Road
Chrisholm Ave
Company C
Co. C Barracks
Come Live With a M A is The Passionate Shea rd to the Love
The fragment mentions a line near Christopher. context unclear but plausible title fragment suggests a poem or play line about love and passion. Further readable facts are insufficient to confirm a full headline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Sheard
Christopher
Baptist Women Meet Tomorrow in Lynchburg Session
The Virginia Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of Virginia will hold an annus session at College Avenue Baptist Church Lynchburg Va from Tuesday April 22 through Thursday April 24. Mrs Edward G Ayres superintendent Shenandoah Association travels to attend conferences and executive sessions preceding the meeting. Delegates from the local church include Miss Margaret McVicar Mrs Stary Willey and Mrs John Bagy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Baptist Woman's Misionary Union of Virginia
College Avenue Baptist Church
Lynchburg
Edward G. Ayres
Shenandoah Association
Margaret McVicar
Tary Willey
John Bagy
Woodland Fire Destroys Farm Woods in Opequon Area
A woods fire burned across parts of Opequon and Shawnee districts, scorching about 50 acres south of the Opequon. Officials say it may have been set or caused by a tossed match or cigarette. Fire wards and volunteers fought three hours along Slonaker's farm and kept the blaze from spreading further.
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Haldeman
Hoge
Shade
Opequon
Shawnee
Warren County
Alex Earle
Harold Sowers
William O’brien
Frederick County
F. W. Pingley
Robert DeHaven
Hallett
Friendship Fire Company
Slonaker
Thomas J. Martin 76 Dies in Washington D C
Thomas J. Martin, 76, died Saturday in Washington D C after a period of declining health. He is survived by his widow Katherine R. Martin and two sisters Katherine Brennan and Jane Gill. Funeral services were held at Holy Comforter Church in Washington. He was a former employee of the Government Printing Office and a member of the Holy Name Society. Native of Ireland, he spent most of his life in the United States.
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Washington
Thomas J. Martin
Genevieve Sullivan
Gertrude Organ
Martin
Winchester
Katherine R. Martin
Katherine Brennan
Montclair
N. J
Jane Gill
Holy Comforter
Washton
Thevernment Printing Office
Holy Name Society
Ireland
United States
Reform School Boys Flee amid New Probes at Whittier
Whittier California April 21 restless and confused by the seventh investigation within months 60 youths fled the reform school by nightfall more than half returned and 217 have escaped since December 125 this month. Abolishes Solitary was ordered after two deaths spurred inquiries Father Flanagan urged humane reform and William Cox to lead changes to rehabilitate the institution.
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Whittier
Calif
Whittier Boys’ School
Edward J. Flanagan
Boys' Town
Omaha
Neb
Flanagan
Culbert L. Olson
William B. Cox
Cox
Osborne Association
New York
Olson
Father Flanagan
California
Winchester JBT delegates elect officers and plan 1942 convention
Clarke County Junior Board of Trade members David Donovan Ed Lee and Al Cox were named vice president and delegates. Virginia JBT elected officers including Martin Williams of Richmond president and Ramsey Cruett of Norfolk treasurer. Roanoke chosen as 1942 convention city amid debate over a 30 day cooling off strike resolution.
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Danville
Courtland
Woodstock
Norfolk
Richmond
Clarke Man
David Donovan
Clarke County Junior Board of Trade
Martin Williams
William Dodson
Lunsford Loving
Lynchburg
Charles Urquhart
Ramsey Cruett
B. Powell Harrison
Leesburg
Roanoke
Resolutions Committee
Virginia
Congress
Winchester
Ed Molden
James March
Carl Haines
Earl Beavers
Hedrick Koontz
Clarke County
Ed Lee
al Cox
Government official defends free press against censorship
A government official argues that the press must be free to publish news and truth, noting censorship would arise only from a few shortsighted individuals. He adds he has seen no sign that government seeks to censor, except to share information that may aid America's friends.
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Jones
America
Fishpaw cattle bring high bids at Shenan Valley sale
A sale conducted by the Shenan Valley Polled Shorthorn Breeders Association in Cumber Ohio realized 5630 from 39 animals including 25 females and 14 bulls. Top price hit 300 for a Fishpaw yearling bull. multiple cows and calves sold to buyers in Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Ohio with buyers named such as A M Smith Harry L McCann and S M Scanlon.
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Shenan Valley Polled Shorthorn Breeders Association
Cumber Ohio
Fishpaws
A. M Smith
Farnley
Clarke County
Bros
Waterlick
Harry Fishback
Marshall
Boyer Bros
J. H. Trenary
Bayard
S. W. Pugh
Gore
E. A. Dudley
Staunton
M. Scanlon
South W. Va
D. G. Saffell
Middleburg
R. 8. Campbell
Wadesville
J. M. Fishpaw, and Son
O. R. Macomber
Albert G. Robinson
J. H. Duttrex
Charles Town
W. Va
Robinson
J. A. Trenary
Wightman
Dutton
Pierce
Rectortown
Boyers Bros
Henry Fishback
L. M. Pangle
Strasburg
B. A. Dudley
C. B. Teegarden and Son
Columbus
Ohio
C. B. Teegarden and Sons
Ernest F. Keller
Toms Brook
A. M. Scanlon
Southan
Harry L. McCann
Cn Cane
A MacKay Smith
H. L. McCann
S. M. Scanlon
J. H. Yost
Winchester
Albert G. Neek
A. MacKay Smith
S. A. Wightman
Dutton, Va
Dr Clarke Urges Parental Responsibility at Church
Dr T F Clarke spoke at the First Baptist Church on A Child's Prayer urging parents to model humility and virtue for children. He cited scripture from Matthew and Proverbs and urged shared religious guidance, honesty, and consistent presence in church and home life.
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First Baptist Church
T. Clark
Daddy
Mother
Faith and reality in religion and personal witness
A reflection on faith and truth in religious life urging individuals to test beliefs by real life examples. It questions whether communities demonstrate genuine conviction through actions like repentance, sharing, surrender to divine guidance, and conversion rather than mere talk.
Crochet Leaf Necklace and Pin Jewelry Pattern 6968
Lightweight crocheted jewelry described as quick to make and inexpensive. Mentions a leaf necklace lapel pin and a wool bracelet with a simple pen-like design, with directions included in pattern 6968.
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Fort George G. Meade
Harriburg
Frank Crawford
Peeene
Pittsburgh
Florhide
Glaize and
Bro
Penney’s C. Penney
Colima
Mexico
T. J. Martin
Washington, D. C
Reform
Rotary Conference
Dowell J. Howard
Rotary International
George Washington
B. B. Dutton
Rotary Ans
J. Victor Arthur
Winchester Jbt
Tion
Rees
Achilles
Vermont
Vanity Fair
Sphinx
Bonhomme
Richard
The
Steamboat
Mervel W. Adams
E. Piccadilly St
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Bruno J. Walianski
Riverhead
L. I
Gestapo
U. S
Fuehrer
Third Reich
Bruno J. Valianski
Dr. Clarke
John W. Rosenberger and CO
Baker & Anderson
N. Braddock St
Fin
Shenandoah Motor Co., Ine
COPE
RIC
Colin
Wiith Boas
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