Round Hill 4-H Club Meeting Highlights August Events
The Round Hill 4-H Club met on Wednesday August 1 with pledge, roll call, and minutes. Plans were set for the August 8 entertainment of the 4-H Club council and the August 19 session. Delegates reported on the Blacksburg short course and sang new songs learned there.
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Round Hill
Margaret Larrick
Mary V. Larrick
Isabelle Rosenberger
Louise Carper
Clarence Cather
Blacksburg
Social Calendar Offers Weekly Club Meetings and Reunions
Friday features Ladies Aid at Mrs. C N Nelson’s home and an annual Legion election at Friendship Fire Co hall. Saturday hosts a Lake family reunion at Lakeland near Atoka with a 10 30 story hour at Handley Library. Tuesday covers Lions Club luncheon and Modern Woodmen semi monthly meeting. Wednesday Kiwanis and youth choir practice at George Washington Hotel and First Baptist Church. Thursday Elks and Legion meet at George Washington Hotel.
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Ladies Aid of
Congregational Christian Church
C. N. Nelson
Woodland Avenue
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Friendship Fire Co
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Modern Woodmen of America
Lodge Hall
North Loudoun Street
Ednesday
Kiwanic Club
Young People’s Choir
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Fifth Annual Rinker Family Reunion at Jordan Springs
Descendants of Casper Rinker who settled in the Shenandoah Valley held their fifth annual reunion under the trees at Jordan Springs. A. R. Rinker presided. about 100 attending enjoyed a bountiful dinner and an entertaining program including readings, dialogues, recitations, piano solos, and a family history. Officers and committees were elected for the coming year.
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Jordan Springs
Casper Rinker
Shenandoah Valley
A. R. Rinker
Gainesboro
Rinker
Harry Glaize
Wallie Rinker
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cc. C. McAtee
J. M. Fishpaw
Clarke County
John Bywaters
Opequon
Harry Richard
Mountain Falls
Marshall Grove
Hagerstown
Frances Payne
Pikeside
Evelyn Bywaters
M. G. Hoffman
Charles Glaize
Fewer July Weddings Reported by Court Records
June led for licenses with 26 issued while July fell by more than half to 12 in the corporation court records. Jack Bailey, son of Woodstock residents, joins John S. Solenberger & Co. Inc in the local hardware store after graduate studies at Woodstock High and Massanutten Academy.
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Dan Cupid
Corporation
Jack Bailey
J. Walter Bailey
Woodstock
John S. Solenberger
John S. Solenberger & Co. Inc
Bailey
Woodstock High School
Massanutten Academy
Bailey and
Son Attends Birthday Dinner Tendered His Father
The Star apologizes for omitting Mr. Jesse Lewis and his wife from a prior birthday dinner notice for Mr. Lewis. Mrs. E. Russell Hook underwent a serious operation Tuesday at Memorial Hospital and is now reported as doing as well as can be expected. Her sister Mrs. Garland F. Potts arrived Wednesday from Wilmington, Delaware, to be with her during illness.
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Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Jesse Lewis
E. Russell Hook
Memorial Hospital
Garland F. Potts
Wilmington
Del
Hook
Brooks Pharmacy Rexall Store Ad for Daily Essentials
Brooks Pharmacy promotes a double header with ice cream cones five cents. Liggitts grape juice pints sell for nineteen cents and Witch Hazel milk magnesia are 28 and 29 cents per pint. The Rexall Store carries Phillips products.
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Brooks
Rexall
Prize Winning Arrangements Lecture By Garden Club
Mrs Capeington Ze will present an illustrated lecture on Prize Winning Arrangements at the New York Flower Show at Handley Library on Wednesday afternoon at 3 30. An invitation extended by the Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club invites all flower culture enthusiasts to attend followed by tea with Mrs Robert Y Conrad.
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Capeington Ze
New York
W. G. Dunnington
Another Freak Storm Strikes In Baltimore Area
Two sudden wind storms were reported in Baltimore and Madonna Maryland in Harford County. A dark funnel shaped twister struck the farm of Cleveland Kinhart near Madonna. It swept across a field ripping a wagon shed from a barn and moved through an orchard and corn field.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Hickory Point
Madonna
Harford County
Cleveland Kinhart
Tax Experts To Figure On More Federal Revenue
Government tax specialists seek ways to raise revenue without burdening citizens as they plan budget balancing for July 1 1935. Dr Jacob Viner and Roswell Magill lead reviews while England’s system draws interest for its heavier income taxes and reduced local levies. The President projected receipts $700 million higher this year, with $400 million from income taxes, $80 million from liquor, and $145 million from processing levies, but industrial output trailed goals at 86 percent of the 1923 25 benchmark.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Jacob Viner
Morgenthau
Roswell Magill
Eldon P. King
Bureau of Internal Revenue
England
L. H. Parker
Federal Reserve Board
Plans To Set Up New Council Of Royal Arcanums
A meeting at Odd Fellows Hall chaired by Garland Canter and others launched steps to organize a Royal Arcanums degree team. The effort aims to inaugurate a new council here around August 15 with notable attendees including James E. Norton, Herbert W. Johnson, Judge McTripp, and Jack Dabney among others.
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Council of
Royal Arcanums
Odd Fellows Hall
Garland Canter
Nd Bean
Sirbaugh
B. R. Fauver
North Washington Street
Council
James E. Norton
Reading
The
Herbert W. Johnson
Omaha
Nebr
United States
Canada
Judge McTripp
Baltimore
Jack Dabney
Boston
Mass
Royal Arcanum Bulletin
Two Convicts Recaptured After Michigan City Break-in
Two of five inmates who escaped from Indiana State Prison were recaptured in Hopkinsville Kentucky after breaking into a hardware store. They obtained rifles shotguns hacksaws and screwdrivers during the burglary. Police held them today following the overnight break-in.
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Associated Press
Hopkinsville
Indiana
Michigan City
Farmers Still Scanning Skies For Rain Signs
Drought grips about 20 counties in Iowa and Illinois as farmers seek relief from scarce water. Across southern Iowa and parts of Illinois and Wisconsin, hay and pastures burn, corn tassels curl, and many farmers face water shortages with some towns rationing supplies. Federal officials consider mobilizing well diggers as hopes rest on more rainfall for a potential corn crop revival.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Towa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Mississippi Valley
Keokuk
Cairo
Winchester Chamber Helps After Iowa Couple Car Crash
Mr and Mrs E B Wilson of Jefferson Iowa praised Winchester officials for handling their crash with a Woodstock truck at Braddock and Gerrard streets. Mrs Wilsons sister was slightly injured and the Woodstock driver was fined. The secretary Andrew Bell received their thanks for swift assistance enabling earlier return home.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. B. Wilson
Jefferson
Iowa
Winchester
Woodstock
Andrew Bell
Wilson
Braddock and
Gerrard Streets
Germany Faces Uncertain Future After Hindenberg
The report notes Germany mourns President Hindenburg while Adolf Hitler rises in power. It discusses Dr Kurt Schmitt's retirement, Hitler's tightening grip, and speculation over his choice for vice chancellor after Franz Von Papen is reassigned as special envoy to Austria.
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Kurt Schmitt
Germany
Vin Hindenberg
von Hindenberg
Hitler
Franz von Papen
Austria
Market in Stocks and Commodities Fails to Rally
New York traders faced a cross roads session with slow, uneven action as stocks moved hesitantly. Chrysler fell after a weak second quarter, while Auburn rose. General Motors and Nash slipped, Wright Aeronautical advanced, and rails and many industrials declined marginally amid subdued demand and mixed signals from aviation and metals.
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Associated O New York
Osal
Chrysler Dr
Chrysler
General Motors
Nash
Auburn
Wright Aeronautical
United States Steel
American Telephone
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Case
DuPont
Consolidated Gas
Western Union
National Distillers
New York Central
Santa Fe
United States Smelting
American Smelting
Rayon Strike At Hopewell Settled As Talks End
The Tubize Chatillon Rayon Company and striking workers reached a settlement for its Hopewell Virginia plant. The Labor Relations Board will review alleged unlawful discharges and will hold elections to choose bargaining representatives. The company plans to reopen the knitting plant but abandon the manufacturing site.
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Hopewell
Associated Press
Washington
Tubize-Chatillon Rayon Company
Hopewell, Va
Lloyd Garrison
Labor Relations Board
Local Men Attend State Gun Meet in Virginia Beach
Several members of the Winchester Gun Club left yesterday for Virginia Beach to attend the annual tournament and convention of the Virginia Trapshooters Association. Representing the local club are Earl Cuthbert, Tony Renner, F. W. Pingley, R. T. Jones and Claude B. Stickley.
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Winchester Gun Club
Virginia Beach
Virginia Trapshooters’ Association
Earl Cuthbert
Tony Renner
F. W. Pingley
R. T. Jones
Claude B. Stickley
Sheriff Sale Notice of Auto Auction in Winchester Virginia
By virtue of an execution in my hand, D W Fawley and W F Figgatt vs Thurman Ritenour, I will sell one Chevrolet coupe Virginia license 24301 on Rouss avenue Saturday August 11 1934 at 12 o'clock. Terms cash. Lee Barr Sergeant Winchester Virginia. 1 7 31 Aug 3 6 8 10 51.
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D. W. Fawley
W. F. Figgatt
Thurman Ritenour
Rouss Avenue
Roosevelt Sails Up Columbia to Shape Policy Debate
President Roosevelt travels aboard the cruiser Houston up the Columbia River toward Portland for a western inspection tour. Cabinet members Ickes Morgenthau and Dern join the voyage as Mrs Roosevelt and the president’s two younger sons accompany the party.
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Associated Press
Longview
Wash
Houston
Roosevelt
Longview Bridge
Portland
Columbia River
Ouston
Ore
White House
Atlantic
Pacific
Pacific Northwest
Astoria
Far West
Middle West
Ickes
Northwest
Morgenthau
The
Treasury
Dern
Haid
Franklin
John
President Roosevelts Epochal Tour Attended by D S Men
Contemplations with the President on his epochal tour as Louis M. and Stephen Early lingered nearby. The scene suggested Mr Roosevelt was approaching a major moment in his travels.
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Louis M. More
Stephen Early
Mr. Roosevelt
Ore
Chinese Reds Seize Shuikow Reported by Sources
Unconfirmed reports from Chinese sources say Communist forces broke through a government cordon at Shuikow and threaten Foochow. Warships were dispatched as a precaution and H. M. 8. Witch arrived off Foochow from Hongkong this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Hong Kong
Shuikow
Foochow
Witch
Hongkong
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices Reported
Closing quotations in Chicago and Baltimore markets were reported to The Star by Winchester Milling Corporation. The figures show Chicago Sept 1.20 percent, Dec 1.04 percent, May 1.07 percent, Baltimore Spot wheat 98 percent, Winchester Spot wheat 90 percent, with Chicago delivered bids at 74 percent for Sept, 14 percent for Dec, and 78 percent for May.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sales Corporation
North Washington Street
Hagerstown
May
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Middletown
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Berryville
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Pittsburgh
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G. B. Geyer
Opequon Golf Club
American Legion Post
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Charles Comasky
Staunton
Paul V. Heller
Norfolk
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Huntsherry
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A. H. Morgan
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Northern Virginia Power Co
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Harry Lovett
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Timberlake's Department Store
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Purcellville
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Atlantic City
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York, Pa
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Anne Woolfolk
Knoxville
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South Kent Street
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George H. Slater
Upperville
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Amherst Street
Will Rogers
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Palace Theatre
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R. M. Swimley
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