Community Dance Draws Large Returnees Saturday Night
In Rouss Hall a Saturday evening dance for returning service men drew about one hundred attendees. Invitations reached Frederick County men to attend the Handley meeting and the Rouss Hall dance at 9 30. The crowd filled two circles, with many chaperones and remarks praising the organizers. Mr Lee Cobb received credit for invitations and coordination. another dance is planned soon with date to be announced.
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Rouss
Winjon
Frederick County
Handley At & Pim
Rouss Hall
Legion Meet
Ronss Hall
Sweet Home
Paul
Lee Cobb
No Trouble Getting Rich If They Hold On To Money
A proverb notes some men would gain wealth easily if they kept the money they earn as closely as they hold onto borrowed funds. The comparison suggests thrift and prudence in managing finances.
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Paul Adams
Decatur Street
Montgomery
Ala
Prohibition Rally Guards Guarded Speaker in Shenandoah County
The Shenandoah sheriff posted guards at Wakeman's Grove to protect Prof H C Gibson of the Anti Saloon League during a prohibition rally after a hostile crowd disrupted the meeting. Gibson denounced liquor interests as deputies protected the speaker and automobile. Nearby, bootlegger cases linked to Ray mond Shackelford and Lawrence Hudson led to indictments and a trial move to Prince William County Circuit Court in September.
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H. C. Gibson
Anti-Saloon League of America
Wakeman's Grove
Betun
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Gibson
Daniel
Algo
Qeeting
Fisher's Hill
Raymond Shackelford
Lawrence Hudson
Prohibition
W.C. Hall
Hall
Prince William County
Manassas
Debates on Cost of Living and Regulation Sparks
A Senate debate features calls to curb inflation and regulate prices. Senators discuss wage increases, working hours, and government ownership, arguing costs within the economy and the impact on bread prices.
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South Carolina
Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Armoire
Tie
Aft
Gronna
Grand Master of I. O. F. Visits Winchester Lodge
Norfolk's Guy T. Horner grand master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Virginia visited Madison Lodge No. 6 Winchester with a delegation. He delivered an internal address praising the order's history and a banquet followed the talk.
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Guy T. Horner
Norfolk
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Virginia
Society
Madison Lodge No. 6
Winchester
Horner
Baltimore
Thomas Wiley
Notable Odd Fellows Officials Listed in Richmond Meeting
Fragment mentions ham of Alexandria Ta W Hare dy editor of the Odd Fellows Magazine Richmond Va national State Deputy GA Enoch of Lynchburg Va.
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Ham
Alexandria
W. He” Haredy
The
Odd Fellows Magazine
Richmond
GA. Enoch
Lynchburg
Washington Star Pennant Arrives for Frederick County Clubs
The Washington Sunday Star presents a pennant to Frederick County Virginia clubs to boost the Boys and Girls Agricultural and Home Economics program. The Hayfield meeting at 3:30 p.m. will cover projects like corn pies poultry potatoes cooking sewing and canning with Miss Mabel Haynes and C B Koontz.
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Washington Sunday Star
Frederick County
Virginia
Hayfield
Rosenberger
Whitacre
Stephens City
Middletown
Mabel Haynes
C. B. Koontz
Frederick
Memory’s high seat in gathering printed thoughts
The quotation emphasizes preserving wisdom by collecting readable notes and reflecting upon them. It cites Elizabeth I as the speaker, praising careful pruning of sentences to form lasting memory through study and contemplation.
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Queen Elizabeth
Bomb Victims Likely to Recover in Los Angeles
Oscar Lawler former assistant attorney general was badly burned in a fire after a bomb explosion that wrecked his home in Los Angeles. His wife also suffered serious burns but is expected to recover. Police say dymamiter retaliatory motive linked to Lawler’s earlier prosecutions. Merchants and Manufacturers' Association posted a $5,000 reward for arrest and conviction. Mayor Snyder to seek a further $1,000 from the City Council.
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Angeles
Cal
Oscar Lawler
United States
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Snyder
War Courses At University Offer Special Training
Virginia students may enroll in special war courses offered alongside standard study in the College Graduate Law Medical and Engineering Departments. Ten dollars covers all costs for Virginia residents. Send for pace. Howard Winston Registrar.
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Virginia
Pace Howard Winston
Catarrh Remedy Ad Claims Summer Blood Cure
An old promissory health ad urges using S. S. S. to treat catarrh and blood disorders during warm weather. It warns winter deterioration if untreated and touts the remedy as addressing the root cause rather than lotions. Ends with an address offering Swift Speed service in Atlanta.
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Sethe
Fedica
Sagt van Ie
Swift Spée Atelanta
Gay
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