Young Democrats Hold An Outing At Winchester Cabin
Between 115 and 125 persons attended the picnic of the Young Democratic Club of Winchester and Frederick county at the cabin of Ralph Pifer Friday night. The Capon river was muddy and swimming plans were spoiled. Badminton and ample food filled the event. The informal program was arranged by A. J. Tavenner H. K. Benham Randall Ridgeway and W. Erle Edwards.
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Young Democratic Club
Winchester
Frederick County
Ralph Pifer
Capon
A. J. Tavenner
H. K. Benham
Randall Ridgeway
W. Erle Edwards
Postmen Hold Annual Picnic at Cacapon Park
Sixty one attendees including Winchester post office staff and two railway mail clerks C S Hartman and Earl Dodson plus their families gathered yesterday for the annual postal picnic at Cacapon Park West Virginia. An afternoon of outdoor recreation featured a ladies vs men softball game won by the ladies 8 to 6 with Isabelle Simpson and Marguerite Wolford on the ladies’ side and John Seal and Hartman on the men’s. W Nelson Page served as umpire with swimming boating and a meal of chicken ham eggs salads chips pickles and desserts.
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Winchester
C.S Hartman
Earl Dodson
Cacapon Park
West Virginia
Isabelle Simpson
Marguerite Wolford
John Seal
Hartman
W. Nelson Page
Dynamite Found Near Green Mountain Dam Site
Four cases of dynamite and three dynamite bombs were found near the Green Mountain dam project in Colorado. Guardsmen were posted as workers returned to the site after clashes left seven men wounded and earlier arms were seized. Major William Hunn cited no ownership of the explosives.
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Green Mountain Dam
Colo
Green Mountain
Colorado National Guardsmen
William Hunn
Ralph L. Carr
Realty Transfers In Shenandoah Valley Area
City and County transfers list several property deals including Joseph T Frye and E W Frye trading as Virginia Livestock Market acquiring a tract on North Kent Street for 10 dollars and other considerations. Sherman to Lillian Cooper Sherman at 674 Berryville Avenue. Snyder to Margaret Snyder three Winchester tracts for valuable consideration. Hodgson to Carrie McVay Lot 431 North Loudoun Street for 10 dollars and other considerations. Larrick trustee to Sherman at Valley Turnpike 1611 for 5000 dollars. Peyton Marshall A Baker and H D Puller to Christ Episcopal Church tract at South Washington and Leicester Streets for 3000 dollars.
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Shenandoah Valley
Joseph T. Frye
E. W. . Frye
Virginia Livestock Market
North Kent Street
Arthur Cooper
Lillian Cooper Sherman
Berryville Avenue
Bertie R. Snyder
Margaret J. Snyder
Winchester
Lonie Hodgson
Carrie L. McVay
Loudoun Street
Eercae
Larrick
Te Ary
Mary’s Teen Dating Dilemmas Prompt Parental Advice
Caroline Chatfield discusses teen dating, parental control, and the transition to adolescence. A reader letter highlights strict limits on a sixteen year old girl, while Chatfield argues for sympathy and understanding to ease risky secret dating and social pressure.
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Mary
Croatian Fight Report Submitted
Regent Prince Paul received Premier Dragisha Cvetkovich’s plan to settle the Croatian home rule fight. The draft proposes sovereign states within a federal Yugoslav framework after talks with Croat leader Dr. Vladimir Macek.
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Blec
Yugoslavia
Prince Paul
Dragisha Cvetkovich
Vladimir Macek
Urey Woodson Dies in Advanced Years
Urey Woodson aged 79, former Ow ensboro newspaper publisher and recent federal alien property custodian, died at his home in Owensboro Ky from heart disease. He would have turned 89 on August 16 and had just returned from Washington to vote in the state primary. He was cousin of Granville C. Woodson, father of Mrs. Lester D. Arnold.
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Owensboro
Urey Woodson
Woodson
Washington
Ienamat
Satuday
Japanese Irritated By British Warning To Pacific
Tokyo reports the war office saying it is extremely irritated by Prime Minister Chamberlain’s warning that Britain might send a fleet to the Far East in certain circumstances. The note comes as talks over the Tientsin dispute stall for a third day with Japan vowing to avoid bluffing and to stiffen its position.
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Tokyo
War Office
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Far East
Tientsin
Britain
Nelson
Japan
Police Court Roundup at Judge Weems Docket
The day’s session before Judge Donald L. Weems included William E. Gibson of Boyce cited for driving under the influence with a $110.25 fine and 30 days. Hubert Campbell of Highland Avenue sentenced to 30 days. Grayson Byrd, a 34 year old colored man of Winchester, charged with drunk and disorderly conduct with a $15.25 fine. John Morgan of Opequon, colored, for possession of illegal liquor with a $60.25 fine and 30 days. Alva Kerns of Gore for improper license display on a vehicle. Adams of Boyce fined $10.25 for drunkenness.
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Donald L. Weems
William E. Gibson
Boyce
Hubert Herbert Campbell
Highland Avenue
Grayson Byrd
Winchester
John Morgan
Opequon
Alva Kerns
Gore
Adams
Boys Leave For The Fair In Shenandoah Area Scout Trip
Laurens Jones leads 35 Scouts and 3 leaders of the Shenandoah Area Council from Camp White Rock by bus to the New York World's Fair for a week of service and sightseeing. Senior patrol leader David Hurley and patrol leaders Frank Settles John D Lewis John Wilson Billy Keplinger oversee a large turnout from Winchester Martinsburg and nearby towns.
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Shenandoah
New York City
Laurens Jones
Shenandoah Area
Camp White Rock
New York
Mr. Jones
Fred Bame
Winchester
Herbert Shelly
Berkeley Springs
David Hurley
Charles Town
Frank Settles
Luray
John D. Lewis
John Wilson
Martinsburg
Billy Keplinger
Glenwood Fisher
Charles Burrill
Aubrey Speake
William Haines
Jack Zirkle
William Getz
Edinburg
Billy Womack
David Stine
Strasburg
Robert Colaw
Rufus Racey
Stephens City
Jack Casey
Boyce
Ben Dutton
Garland Smith
Harold Rogers
Steve Spanos
Paul Willis
Donald Cosner
Victor Anderson
Billy McDaniel
Frank Reeves
Sunny Lipsic
Harvey Brown
David Thornburg
Franklin Thornburg
Dick Russell
Stephen Stone
Merrill
Fox
Tom Coughlan
Richard Havermale
Bernard Hasenbuhler
Shreveport
Carole Lombard Receives Hospital Pointers After Surgery
Hollywood reports Carole Lombard, starring as a nurse in Vigil in the Night, is at Good Samaritan Hospital recovering from an appendectomy after a sudden studio attack. Husband Clark Gable stayed by her side through a restless night and says she is out of danger.
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Hollywood
Carole Lombard
Good Samaritan Hospital
RKO
Clark Gable
Crossword fragment prompts word associations across themes
A scan of a scattered puzzle list yields clues ranging from places to objects and animals. Entries include city and state, chemical and musical terms, and various everyday items indicating a mixed vocabulary crossword via cross-referencing.
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MR. Chips
Capitol
Moo Pl
Jimmie
Schell
WAL
Robert Paige
Greer Garson
Walt Disney
Farmyard
World News
Young Democrats
Dellinger Mfg. Co
Lupton Orchard Service Co
Sherbert
Rhodes Drug CO
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Sheetz
Merchant
Lone Wolf
Isidore Cohen
Leonard Nugent
Rose Sofia
Nugent
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co
THE
Apple Folks’ Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Caroline Chatfield
Bellion
Miss Chatfield
John Marshall
Sern
East Side of
Heaven
Shirley Ross
Dennis O'Keefe
Mischa Auer
Joy Hodges
Donald Briggs
Anne Nagel
Dorothy Arnold
Anne Gwynne
Fox News & Novelty
Hable
Oxfords
Gray & Eddy
Basket Turners
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Daily Cross
Massachu- North Setts Carolina
Toholdin
Bengal
France
Italy
Geo
Kurtz
Hansbrough and
Carter
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