4 H Club Debut Paper The Clover Trail Published
The Round Hill 4 H Club announces the first issue of The Clover Trail, edited by Margaret Larrick with Ashley Brumback and Thelma Courtney assisting. The mimeographed publication aims for distribution before the Apple Festival and will feature reports from 4 H clubs and correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Larrick
Anced Today
Miss Larrick
Ashley Brumback
Middletown
Thelma Courtney
Round Hill
DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE CLUES AND ANSWER
Across clues mix poetic forms sovereignty tobacco leaf queen mother languish Romania Greek capital of Guam celerity encoun tered yellowish green color etc down clues list mischievous hog person curious turn to scraps of light literature direction know for a team round era cheeses cause support expenses mis not high employ endea vor small highest deer note masculine Guido's name row ing speck disease silkworms hail the eve of baked ring church popular festival fables the ocean answer to previous puzzle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Guam
Holland
Guido
4 H Club News Page May Boost Publication Frequency
The Frederick County 4-H Club Council sponsors a new paper dedicated to 4-H members. The initial issue may lead to more frequent publication focused on 4-H Club news and interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
4-H Club Council
President Roosevelt Plans Gulf Tarpon Fishing Trip
Washington April 27 President Roosevelt will travel beyond 100000 miles of four year travel as he departs late tonight by train to New Orleans and then sails for tarpon fishing off the Texas coast for a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Gulf of Mexico
Washington
New Orleans
White House
Texas
Coronation Poem Announced for King George VI
Poet Laureate John Masefield presents a new coronation poem Pray er For the King's Reign in the official May 12 souvenir program in London. The piece differs from his earlier coronation sonnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Masefield
George VI
Masefield
Two Killed In Bus Truck Crash Near Charlotte
Two men, not immediately identified, were killed instantly and several others injured when a bus and a truck collided on the Charlotte Concord highway near Charlotte today.
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Charlotte
N. C
Charlotte- Concord
Purvis and France Postpone Wedding
SAN ANTONIO April 27 Purvis and France postpone their wedding two days before the date. Janice Jarratt America s most photographed girl and Melvin Purvis former G man traveled opposite directions today as A J Rummel brother in law of Miss Jarratt announced the postponement here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Janice Jarratt
America
Melvin Purvis
A. J. Rummel
Help Drive Contributions List Totals 263 33
Chairman Fowle reports 16 additional contributions totaling 263.33 dollars from various firms and individuals. Names include Burch Oil Company John Deere Plow Co Fibre Board Container Co Good and Company Haldeman Creamery Industrial Paper Co Owens-Illinois Glass Co Paragon Cooperage Co F B Pease and Co Sanitary Grocery Co and D Strassheim Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowle
Burch Oil Company
Baltimore
John Deere Plow Co
Roy F. Finch
Fibre Board Container Co
Richmond
Good and Company
Robert H. Graupner
Harrisburg
Haldeman Creamery
Industrial Paper Co., Inc
Inter-Coastal Paint Corp
James EB. Madden
McDonald Liner Co
Columbus
Ohio
Mount Clifton Fruit Co
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Paragon Cooperage Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
F. B. Pease and Co
Rochester
D. Strassheim Company
Chicago
Water Receding Bridges Closed Over James River
Public safety director John A. Cutchins ordered closures of the two or three bridges over the James River due to risk of excessive strain. Robert E. Lee bridge to be used toll free today. Firemen and flood search officers continued grappling with the situation as water receded.
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John A. Cutchins
Public Safety
the James
Robert E. Lee
River search for four missing tied to car crash near Maidens
In the swollen Robinson River near Orange, state police say a car may hold the bodies of four missing youths: Joseph Crary 26 James Hogan 26 Betsie Morrison 22 and Laura Lindsey 25 all Culpeper. Police also dragged 40 feet of water where a dam roadway collapsed near Maidens for Leslie O Bryant 26 Jefferson a newspaper motor route carrier who disappeared on a trip through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson River
Orange
C. W Carr
Joseph Crary
James I. Hogan
Betsie Morrison
Laura Lindsey
Culpeper
Maidens
Leslie O'Byrant
Jefferson
Park Group Seeks Bond Election For Municipal Pool
Park Association members plan to urge the city council to petition the court for a bond election after the 1937 budget omits pool funding. If approved the pool could begin after about two months, targeting use in the upcoming hot summer. The meeting starts at 5 o clock with pool supporters in attendance.
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Park Association
Reap Profits From Farm Projects At Middletown And Stephens City
The article outlines farm projects for boys at Middletown and Stephens City with crop breakdowns including corn on 136 acres and other crops. Poultry flocks total 1 220 broilers and 623 laying hens while livestock includes 29 dairy cows 84 sheep 360 capons 46 fattening hogs and 9 broad sows. It notes high completion rates and emphasizes student ownership and profit reinvestment with potential for college funding.
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Middletown
Stephens City
Wall
Marian Martin Pattern 9119 Promises Flattering Home Frock
The Nottingham Evening Star advertises Marian Martin Pattern 9119 a flattering at home dress with a trim yoke panel adjustable tie sash puffed sleeves and simple pieces. Sizes 34 through 48 and four yards of fabric for size 36. Order by sending fifteen cents per pattern plus details to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department 232 W. 18th St New York.
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Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern
18Th St
New York
Death of Mor rie Patterson in San Francisco
Mor rie Patterson about 50 died after an operation in a San Francisco hospital at 11 30 yesterday. He lived in Winchester years ago when his brother D H Patterson managed Old Colony Paper and later worked with him in California. Survived by widow and two sons, brother D H Patterson of San Francisco, and a married sister in Pennsylvania. Funeral and interment will be in San Francisco.
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Morrie Patterson
David H. Patterson
San Francisco
Calif
Mr. Patterson
Winchester
Columnion Paper Company
California
D. H. Patterson, Sr
New Jersey
D. H. Patterson
Pennsylvania
National Accident Week Observed With Safety Push
Attention was directed to National Accident Week from April 26 to 30 by Wilmer Shryock of this city. He has worked for years to improve safety and cut accidents, noting 111 000 deaths 40 000 disabled and 1 300 000 temporarily disabled in the past year. Miss Evangeline Ebersole hosted guests Miss Virginia Bush of Charles Town West Virginia and Miss Magelene Hausenfluck of Stephens City over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Shryock
Shryock
Ota
Evangeline Ebersole
Virginia Bush
Charles Town
W. Va
Magelene Hausenfluck
Stephens City
Main Line Blocked By Water West Of Martinsburg
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reported its western main line blocked by three feet of water several miles west of Martinsburg West Virginia. Through traffic continues on alternate routes while flooding height at Pittsburgh is expected to reach 36 feet, with rerouting on the Chicago and St Louis lines via Pennsylvania Western Maryland and Chesapeake and Ohio tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Martinsburg
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Western
Chicago
St Louis
Pennsylvania
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Fort Worth
Galveston
Mac
Eliott
Edwin R. Watson
Paul Bastedo
Ross T. McIntyre
Central Press
Aper Toake
Margaret C. Larrick
Daily Cross
P Ihen Jo S
Allen Boggs
Santa Cruz
Boggs
Detroit Motor
Philco
Front Royal
Purvis
France
Emmett
Emmert’s
Martinsburg, W. VA
M. Patterson
National Board OF Fire Underwriters
King Solomons Bath
Northern Virginia Power Company
Are
Cabral
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