Loyal Winchester official Shirley Carter remembered at Western State Hospital
Dr. J S DeJarnette honors Shirley Carter of Winchester as longtime hospital board chairman and guardian of the unfortunate, noting 29 years of devoted service. He recalls a final love feast, Governor Trinkle’s centennial tribute, and Carter’s enduring impact on staff and patients.
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Staunton
Var
J. S. DeJarnette
Western State Hospital
Shirley Carter
Winchester
Carter
Mr. Carter
Minor Davis
Trinkle
Congress Action Report Highlights Bipartisan Moves On Capitol Hill
Lawmakers push through a court bill in the House while a sugar quota debate looms in the Senate. The House rules committee favors floor priority for the wage and hour bill as Senate panels continue hearings on government reorganization. The House yesterday approved a bill on bankruptcy law, and Roosevelt signals a possible special fall session. Senate passes minor measures and backs the conference report on the court bill.
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House
Senate
House Rules Committee
Roosevelt
Virginia Elks Elect New Port News Man Head
W Campbell Abbott of Newport News was named Virginia Elks president at the 28th annual convention in Richmond. Newport News was chosen as the 1938 convention city, with R C McGhee Lynchburg first VP and M B Wagenheim Norfolk second VP. Other officers include C H McKinney Clifton Forge third VP and H E Dyer Roanoke re elected secretary, W E Sipe Harrisonburg treasurer.
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Richmond
Virginia State Elks’ Association
Old Dominion
W. Campbell Abbott
Newport News
R. C. McGhee
Lynchburg
M. B. Wagenheim
Norfolk
C. H. McKinney
Clifton Forge
H. E. Dyer
Roanoke
W. E. Sipe
Harrisonburg
John G. Sizer
Randolph Perry
Charlottesville
Morris Spiro
C. B. Packer
Portsmouth
J. A. Kline
John L. Walker
Harry Joachman
Tiler
Francis J. Byrnes
Alexandria
Loudoun Street Asphalt Maintenance Delayed
North Loudoun Street is receiving asphalt treatment as part of the street department maintenance. The project has been delayed by shortages of asphalt, with work slated to move next to Valley Pike in south Winchester after North Loudoun is completed.
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North Loudoun Street
North Loudon
Valley Pike
Winchester
Detachable Bow Frock For Campus Wardrobe Versatility
A Barbara Bell pattern article describes a simple one piece frock with a detachable bow ideal for frequent wardrobe changes on campus. The pencil slim design suits winter wear and can be made in rayon prints or sheer wool with a contrasting grosgrain bow. Pattern No 1329 B offers sizes 12 to 20 and busts 30 to 38.
Cross Word Puzzle Clues and Fragmented Answers
Puzzle grid with scattered clues and garbled entries lists many fruit, sailing, and anatomy hints. Numerous misprints mingle with partial words, forcing readers to deduce terms for fruits metals organs and body actions amid unclear layout.
Albert Robinson Sells Shorthorn Heifer To Australian Breeder
Albert Robinson of Clearbrook sells a yearling polled Shorthorn heifer to C. B. Teegardin and Sons of Asheville Ohio for shipment to Australia. E L Killen of Mombie New South Wales purchases a herd of 30 Shorthorns through agents for breeding, with Oakwood Impression and other cattle joining the Australian consignment. The shipment includes cattle from Anoka Farms and Rosewood 101st, with several herds in Frederick and nearby counties noted as premier examples of the breed.
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Albert Robinson
Clearbrook
Frederick County
C. B. Teegardin and Sons
Asheville
Ohio
Australia
E. L. Killen
Mumbii
New South Wales
Ahoka Farms
Harry McCann
Scotston Airman
Frederick
J. M. Fishpaw and Son
Mr. Robinson
Clinic For Young Cripples Aug. 14
Free orthopedic clinic for cripples to be held at the District Nurse Association offices on Saturday August 14. Dr. Robert V. Funsten of the University of Virginia Hospital will conduct the session restricted to children. Hours are 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Children with deformities are invited for examination and advice.
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District Nurse Association
Robert V. Funsten
University of Virginia Hospital
1937 Crops Over average by eleven percent say experts
Government experts raised 1937 crop forecasts for corn wheat rye oats and other crops to nearly 11 percent above average based on Aug 1 conditions. Corn now forecast at 2.66 billion bushels and peaches expected at 59.0 million bushels despite freezes. Apple output seen near 162 million boxes with a 65 percent rise.
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Washington
Federal Crop Reporting Board
Crop Board
South Atlantic
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountain
New York
Virginia
Chicago
Joseph A. Behwald
International Apple Association
Schwalb
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Capitol Hill
The
Associated Press
Virginia Elks
Port News
Loudoun Street
the Evening Star
Barbara Bell
Gien
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
N. Y
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Daily Cross
North Sea
Fion
England
West Indies
Plailjeir
Leleli
Ize
Fea
Lis
Egypt
Farouk
Cairo
Central Press
Anoka
Asoamie
Ted Tee
Ee Lee
MT Tee
Pilot Life Insurance CO
N. Loudoun St
Ralph G. Hengeveld
Kelvinator
Flad
Kelvin
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Co
Featuring
Glenwood
Tappan
the Gas Co
S. Loudoun St
R. M. Swimley
North Market Street
Gimco
John W. Rosenberger & Co. Quality Building Material
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