Mother Has Sit Strike For Justice
In Highlandville Missouri on April 7 Mrs Gladys G Lowe staged a one woman sit down protest at the consolidated school to demand justice for her son’s nose. Phillip Lowe 15 claimed an 18 year old sparked the fight on March 21. Principal Kight reportedly offered no comment. Mrs Lowe remained in the office overnight and said she would return to continue the sit in until she obtains the truth about the fight.
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Highlandville
Gladys G. Lowe
Ozarks Hill
Io Lowe
Consolidated
Phillip
Lowe
Kight
Citizens Protest Train Removals in Maryland and Pennsylvania
In Hagerstown Maryland on April 27 residents protest the planned removal of two passenger trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad between here and Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Dr F S Magill of Chambersburg is named chairman of a committee with representatives from Carlisle Shippensburg and Waynesboro to oppose the cuts before the Pennsylvania Railroad and the public.
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Hagerstown
Cumberland Valley
Here
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
F. S. Magill
Chambersburg
Carlisle
Shippensburg
Waynesboro
Ivania
Penisylvania Railroad
Erstown Harton
Aioe Aes
Virginian Heads Unit In France
Peter Upton Muir of Louisville and Virginia background heads the first ambulance section of the American Field Service in France. A 42 year old former University of Virginia student, he served 22 months with the French Army ambulance service and earned the Croix de Guerre twice. He later joined Hoover's relief administration in Russia in 1922. his home is Loudoun County, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Upton Muir
Upton Muir
Louisville
France
New York
Muir
University of Virginia
United States Army
Russia
Herbert Hoover
American Relief Administration
Loudoun County
Edenton Mayor Protests Misplaced On State Map
RALEIGH April 27. Mayor Jack McMullin of Edenton protested that his community had been omitted from the North Carolina map issued by the State Department of Conservation and Development. A revised map placed Edenton midway between Wanchese and Manteo on Roanoke Island about 100 miles from its proper location.
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Raleigh
N. C
Jack McMullin
Histéyi Edenton
Chowan River
North Carolina
Stateiment of Conservation and Development
Department
Edenton
Wanchese
Manteo
Roanoke Island
Lebanon Church Notes April church updates and events
Miss Vedt Hockman taught at Columbia Furnace Graded School and visited family. Charlotte McDonald is ill with pneumonia after measles complications in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Protracted services led by Rev. Owen with assistance from Rev. Jones, followed by Cedar Creek services at Marlboro with Rev. Crim. Local residents attended events in Winchester and celebrated Mrs. Virginia Jackson's birthday. Martha Glaize shows improvement after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Keller
Statton Bowers
Ruth
Bessie Bowers
Frederick Bowers
Winchester
Julian T. Owen
Stephens City
Mt. Hope Church
Allen Jones
Moorefield
W. Va
C. Carden
Virginia Jackson
Ellen
Mary Keller
Marjorie Snarr
Martha Glaize
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Boyce Brevities April 27 mentions visitors and births
News fragment notes attendees at a Winchester Missionary meeting, visits by residents of Boyce and Millwood, praise for arrivals, a birth at Winchester Memorial Hospital on April 6 20th, and trivia about Easter 1818 and Tad Lincoln who died at 18.
Junior Senior Banquet at George Washington Hotel Delights Seniors
The Junior Senior banquet at the George Washington Hotel on April 18th wowed seniors with green and white decor and a lamp of knowledge favor at each plate. Seniors praised the event as a grand year highlight, with carnations pinned to Senior dresses as graduates-to-be enjoyed performances by Elba Edwards and Helen Pappas, and remarks from Miss Garnet Hamrick, Miss Sylvia Carper, and Mr. Lorimer Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Helen Pappas
Julian T. Owen
Sinding
Grace
Owen
Pruit
Charles Mudd
Charles
Cecil Teets
Cecil
Sylvia Carper
Gladys Fawcett
Elsie _Havermale
Pauline H. Rhodes
Virginia Stickley
Elba
Elsie Edwards
Stephen Foster
Sally Pingley
Gayety
Murmer
Prof
Junior Play More Power to You Impresses Fans
The Junior class raised over 80 dollars as the cast delivered a splendid performance. The paper notes Sib Carper’s kindness adopting a mouse family and teases future boxing interest from a sopho more, plus Handley baseball’s 3 wins in 4 games.
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Sib
Carper
Katty” Venable
Mary Gay Marker
Handley
Charles Mudd
Billy Gardener
Rainy Spring Delays Local Farmers and Community News
Reliance notes describe continuous rain delaying spring crops. Funeral attendance in Washington. C. E. Society meeting with about twenty five in attendance. Mrs. Genevieve Stickley visits grandmother Mrs. C. H. Grover. Missionary Society gathering honors Mrs. W. D. Mitchell's birthday with games. Neighbors attend Mrs. Charles Legg's funeral. Walter Glaizé from Strasburg visited. Clark Legg and family from Washington, D. C. were guests of Mrs. G. E. Doyell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Grover
Lee Hunt
the Missionary Society
W. D. Mitchell
F. L. Derflinger
Marguerite Izner
Cecil Hyde
Charles Legg
Walter Glaizé
Strasburg
G. E. Doyell
Clark
Washington, D. C
Men’s spring fashion hints from New York shops
Seth Moseley notes brisk sales as men adopt bold color accents and new fabrics. Highlighted items include wedge canvas shoes, green tones, gray glen plaid jackets, slate-blue unfinished worsted suits, bold tie patterns, double cuffs, cuff links, and tie clips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Moseley
New York
Bright Col‘s
Cooper family notices update from Bloom April
Mr. T. Cooper learns his sister Lula R. Cooper recently had an operation in Los Angeles. Another sister, Mrs. M. L. Fearnow, is bedridden at her Mt. Airy home with high blood pressure. Mrs. P. O. Glynn visits her daughter. In Cumberland, Md. Mrs. E. U. Richard has heart trouble. Mrs. T. S. Cooper attended a Pomona Grange meeting in White Hall last Monday.
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Bloom
Pomona Grange
White Hall
Dinner honors E C Oates and family in Mt Falls
Mrs. E C Oates hosted a Sunday dinner in Mt Falls to honor her husband son and sister Devereux Oates and Mrs C D Sale. Attendees included L D Oates Labon Hodgson and families from Maryland as well as locals. Measles illness of Eugene and Snooks W Hulver noted as improving.
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Mountain Palls
E. C. Oates
Devereux Oates
C. D. Sale
L. D. Oates
Otilla
Junior
Forest Glen
Labon Hodgson
Mary
Harry
Lewis
Mt. Airy
Joe Gandolph
Ronnie Smith
Brentwood
J. H. Lineburg
Mary Tevalt
Vernon McDonald
Lebanon
Eugene
Snooks” Whulver
Spectators Witness Gun Battle as Gunman Kills Self
In Burlington Iowa on April 27 more than 1,000 curious bystanders watched a deranged man shoot at lawmen for two hours after officers attempted to serve an insanity warrant. Henry Reed, 36, unmarried and unemployed, died by suicide as bullets damaged his shotgun. a dozen bystanders were wounded, with all expected to survive. Sheriff Harry Hunt identified the gunman. Police used tear gas and returned fire in the downtown area.
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Burlington
Harry Hunt
Henry Reed
Reed
Dorothy Herrell Honored With Eighteenth Birthday Party
Stephens City notes report a party given by Mr. and Mrs. W H Herrell for daughter Dorothy Pauline Herrell on April 22 marking her eighteenth birthday with pink and white decorations, refreshments, and games. Attendees included Sarah Shryock Kathryn Venable and many others. Additional items note visits by relatives and community church activities including Missionary Society meetings and Young Women's Circle events.
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Stephens City
W. H. Herrell
Dorothy Pauline Herrell
Sarah Shryock
Kathryn Venable
Dorothy Herrell
Anna Margaret Beavers
Jane Hope Polhamus
Irene Beavers
Gladys Teets
Marjorie Huffman
Anne Orndroff
Ruby Nichols
Jane Grim
Cecil Teets
Hugh Orndorff
Harold Teets
Henry
Melvin
Kenneth Carbaugh
Vernon Ridings
Earl Samsell
Hunter Jewell
Claude Carbaugh
Frank
R. A. Trussell
Julian Gregory
Janet Rawlings
Ted
Wardensville
Lillian Rawlings
William Homewood
Wilmington
Del
Mattie Dean
Carl Gordon
This Place
Washington, D. C
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Womans Missionary Society of Trinity Church
Hugh Funk
Womans Missionary Conven
Lutheran Church
Miss Charlotte Lemley Wed In Delicate Shower
A wedding shower for Charlotte Lemley, now Mrs Strickler, featured a circle of guests including Misses Mary Tevalt Phyllis Helmick Ora Shryock Maxine Golliday Lucille Carter Eva Ritenour Arbutus Hiser Helen Carper Mary Sandy Kathryn Lem Dorothy Petrie Belva Sbi Evelyn Bean Kathryn Y and the couple’s name celebrated with gifts and refreshments.
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Strickler
Charlotte Lemley
Mary Tevalt
Phyllis Helmick
Ora Shryock
Maxie Golliday
Lucille Carter
Eva Ritenour
Arbutus Hiser
Helen Carper
Mary
Sandy
Kathryn Lem
Dorothy Petrie
Belva Sbi
Evelyn Bean
Kathryn Y
Kathryn Lemley
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1961 B for pinafores and ties
Barbara Bell pattern No 1961 B offers a pinafore style that fits over the head and ties at the back with no straps. The design includes an optional high-cut beltless tie-on version and suggests materials like gingham chambray and batiste. Sizes range from 32 to 46 with yardage details and a spring pattern book order option.
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Ricrac
Pereale
Gingham
Chambray
Ubatiste
Barbara Bell
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George. W. Kurtz
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Alice Jenkins
Millwood
Mr. Henson
Oscar Carr
Huntington
W.H. Racey
A. L. Lowe
Alexander
Florence, S. C
First Baptist Church
Abraham Linas
Tad
Tad Lincoln
Electrolux
Rachel Welch
Elva Bowers
Cassandra Mudd
Louise Perry
Lee Snyder
Néva Yates
Frank Brumback
Jameson
Mr. Aylor
Aylor
Lorimer Walker
Boston
Jeannie
Lillian
Pesth
Reliance
Victor
Mt. Falls
Firestone
North Braddock St
H. W. Ebert
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
Stephens
M. E. Church
Clarence Lemley
Garland Strickler
Ace S Winyzpy
Broadway
Victor Records
Timmy Dorsey
Larry Clinton
By Hal Kemp
Washington & Lee
Where
RCA Victor
Anderson
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller’s Hardware
N. Main St
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
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