Frederick gains Red Cross health nurse for six months
At a Winchester Frederick County Red Cross meeting Miss Katherine Cameron was named health nurse for Frederick for a six month term starting September 10. She previously served in Carroll County Georgia and has public health nursing experience since 1917 and RN since 1911. Her duties include home hygiene education and school health programs amid concerns over nourishment and disease in local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nursing Activities Committee
Winchester-Frederick County
The
Red Cross
Katherine Cameron
Frederick
Cameron
Carroll County
Red
States
Virgin Islands
Leslie D. Kline
R. A. Larrick
Charles Hammack
Middletown
Lottie Wolfe
Funeral Rites For J. B. White In Middleway West Virginia
The funeral of Joseph B. White of Jefferson County was held at the family home in Middleway with Rev. W. D. Eye officiating. Burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Hymns included Sometime We Understand Safe in the Arms of Jesus and In the Garden. Pallbearers were listed, and survivors include a widow two sons four daughters five brothers and four sisters.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Middleway
W. Va
Joseph B. White
Jefferson County
W. D. Eye
Jefferson Circuit
M. E. Church
South
Mount Hebron
Jesus
Stipe
Frances Ridgeway
Earl Smallwood
Snapp
Rose Kearns
Eldridge
William Grove
Carl Wisecarver
Cecil Bailey
Howard Lineburg
C. M. Kearns
T. A. Diehl
Eldridge Barnes
Henkel Boyd
Mr. White
Wife's Happiness Tied to Health and Self Care
The passage cites Seneca noting a philosopher justifies health care by his wife's happiness. He says her life is wrapped in his and for her sake he must care for himself. The quote concludes that being dear to one’s wife makes a man dearer to himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
You Can Sew This Yourself Marian Martin Frock Pattern 9083
The pattern enables a versatile frock worn buttoned or opened with contrasting facing for impact. Sizes 34 to 46, with yardage shown for size 36. Order by sending fifteen cents for pattern, or twenty five cents for book and pattern to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Roszel reviews world affairs for Winchester Rotarians
Col B M Roszel of Shenandoah Valley Academy spoke at the Winchester Rotary Club about The World Situation. He urged treaty revision, noted Austria as battleground for intrigues, and said China Japan and Russia could mobilize many men. He advised US neutrality with defense readiness.
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B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
G. E. A. Reinberg
Front Royal
Col. Roszel
Austria
China
Japan
Russia
United States
District Nurse Association
Peyton Marshall
Feels Fine After Using Vegetable Mound and Sanative Wash
Mrs. Chas S. of Brooklyn reports four children born close together and heavy farm work left her rundown. She credits Vegetable Mound for renewal and notes two follow-up regimens to stay strong. She also used Sanative Wash for NR trouble and keeps up with housework, laundry, and factory garment work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. S
Ataa
Conklin Ave
Brooklyn, N. Y
Market Report Local Wholesale and Retail Grain and Dairy Prices
The Star outlines daily market quotes for grain and dairy products. It lists patent and standard flour prices by bag size, shelled and cracked corn, mixed and dairy feeds, corn meal options, screenings, bran, middlings, egg mash, butter and eggs, with wholesale and retail lines and varied quality grades. Local cattle and dairy terms appear in scattered lines.
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Cuecee Cess
S.seee
Cssseeess
Wen Lou
Hieaeae
Mrs. Luvella Robertson Rites Held in Strasburg
Funeral services for Mrs. Luvella Robertson 77 were conducted at her late Strasburg home with Rev. Harry M Crim and Rev. R M Wheeler officiating. Interment followed in Riverview Cemetery. Survivors include husband James, three daughters, two sons, three brothers, and three sisters from the Strasburg and Stephens City area.
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Strasburg
Luvella Robertson
James Robertson
Harry M. Crim
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
R. M. Wheeler
Riverview Cemetery
J. M. Boles
H. 8. Funk
Fred D. Maphis
W. L. Green
C. M. Chiles
H. L. Borden
Robertson
Hugh Sonner
William Carper
Eva Robertson
Carl
Howard Robertson
E. L
W. F
Harry F. Lemley
Stephens City
John Galladay
Harvey Snapp
Ryan Lock
Wadensville
Last Rites For Miss Laura Gregg W C U Worker
Miss Laura J. Gregg 68 died Wednesday at Takoma Park Maryland after a weeks long illness. A Lincoln Virginia resident for 40 years she was active in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Survived by brother John W. Gregg Greensboro North Carolina. Funeral services were held at Goose Creek Friends Meeting House Lincoln with burial in Friends Cemetery.
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Laura J. Gregg
Takoma Park
Lincoln
Loudoun County
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
John W. Gregg
Greensboro
N. C
Goose Creek
Friends’ Meeting
Friends’ Cemetery
Cleveland town and the New Connecticut grant
A historical note explains Cleveland was once a town in Connecticut and colonial charters used sea to sea phrases. It states several states claimed grants reaching from the Atlantic to the Pacific and the Cleveland region was named New Connecticut.
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Cleveland
Connecticut
Atlantic
Pacific
New Connecticut
Fred W Strieby Dies In Washington Home
Relatives report the death of Frederick W. Strieby who died Wednesday at his address 4828 Eighth street NW Washington D C He worked for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company for many years The funeral is set for 3 o clock tomorrow at Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church with burial in Glenwood Cemetery He is survived by his widow formerly Mamie E Langley of Winchester and by several Langley relatives in the region.
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Frederick W. Strieby
Eighth Street
Washington, D. C
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Strieby
Gertrude Davis
John T.langley
Edgar A. Langley
Emma V. Reynolds
Washington
Charles W. Langley
Brunswick
Polar explorers savor wooden tableware in extreme cold
In sub zero conditions polar travelers prefer wooden eating implements as metal cutlery would freeze to lips and cause skin burns. The cheese and broth are warmed by small stoves, while frost bites guard against ice and wind.
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J. B. White
Martian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Fairmoot
S. Loudoun St
Peyton St
North
Soa Street
M. M. Lynch
Loudoun Street
L. Taylor
Clearbrook
J.-D. Grabill
Woodstock
Tet-eod
Main Street
S. Stewart Street
Reward
W. R. Hillyard
W. Jamesoe
Wilmer F. Shryock
National Moving Organization
International Coin Company
Detroit
Roszel
Rotarians
Lydia E. Pinkham
Grandmother
Luxenberg’s Department Store
N. Loudoun St
Market Report
Star
John Boles
Ann Harding
Vergie Winters
Capitol Theatre
Laura Gregg
W.C. T.U. Worker
Simall
L.r.smuth. Inc
Syaxe Sae
Sara. Aaa OR
Fred. W. Strieby
Capital
Kelvinator
E. Boscawen St
Winchester
Moling & Cather
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
Just
J. L. Massey
N. Main St
P. Klompus
North Loudoun Street
Batistes Dimities
T. F. Timberlake
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