Mission Groups Meet at Rest Church in Winchester District
Mission Group No. 5 of the District Society Methodist Episcopal South met at Rest Church with good attendance. Miss Mary Terault led the session and Miss Edith M. Miller of Edinburg spoke on the Clifton Forge minutes. Rev. F. H. Strieby and Rev. W. O. Talbert hosted the quiet hour, with a luncheon and reports from officers and members. Next gathering planned for Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Winchester
Frederick
Stephens City
Refuge
Ridgeway
Mary Terault
Edith M. Miller
Edinburg
Clifton Forge
Terault
Ella Miller
W. O. Talbert
O. L. Jamison
Martin Wisecarver
E. J. Hammond
F. W. Danley
F. H. Strieby
Gaith Lr |Eave
Don’t Let The Ants Worry You Bulletin
Government bulletin outlines control and destruction of house and lawn ants. It details ant types with pictures and advised actions for households. Coupon included for ordering, with five cents for handling and postage.
Guess Tractor Weight Contest At Baker's Drug Store
A weight guess contest is held at Baker's Drug Store for the top Caterpillar tractor on display. A box in the window collects guesses and closes tonight at 7 PM. Winners are notified by telephone or Western Union. Duplicate tickets await ties for event tickets to Earthworm Tractors with Joe E. Brown as Alexander Botts.
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Baker's Drug Store
Western Union
Joe E. Brown
Alexander Botts
William
Hazlett Uping Post Stor
Col Lindbergh Prepares Flight to England From Copenhagen
Col Charles A. Lindbergh ordered his plane readied for a dawn departure to England. He halted scientific demonstrations at the International Congress of Experimentalology after showcasing his artificial heart with Dr Alexis Charrel. He also received a Swedish land offer to settle there amid a flood of fan mail.
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Copenhagen
Charles A. Lindbergh
England
Alexis Charrel
Lind
Sweden
Wallace Seeks Crop Insurance Plan in 1937 Session
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace said Congress should pass a crop insurance law he proposed in Chicago. Farmers would set aside a portion of their crops as premiums to insure yields and build reserves in good years, with safeguards for consumers and farmers in bad years. He urged broad discussion and said details would be worked out before the January 1937 session.
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Chicago
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Congress
Hable's Palace at Palace Theater Tonight
Jean Parker and Fred Stone in The Farmer In The Dell shown for the last time tonight at the Palace. Also on the program Schmeling vs Louis fight pictures Baer vs Louis fight pictures. Jack Holt in Crash Donovan sails to Palace Friday with Prank Merriwell Oswald Cartoon and comedy supplementary.
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Jean Parker
Fred Stone
Farmer
Palace
Schmeling
Baer
Constipation and Indigestion Undermines Health of Local Lady
Local notices report ARAX as a highly effective remedy for constipation and indigestion. A Winchester dealer promotes ARAX at Miller's 107 N Loudoun St urging residents to try the herbal prescription. Mrs Rebecca Bohrer credits ARAX with improved health after a month of use.
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Miller’s
N. Loudoun Street
Winchester
Rebecca Bohrer
Loudoun Street
Mrs Somerville Weds Ran Scott Five Months Ago
Hollywood star Randolph Scott revealed he secretly married Marian DuPont Somerville, a Montpelier, Virginia friend, about five months earlier. They wed March 23 in Charlotte, North Carolina, after a romance begun last spring and she completed business affairs.
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Somerville
Scott
Hollywood
Randolph Scott
Virginia
Marian DuPont Somerville
Montpelier
H. Somerville
Reno
Charlotte
N.C
Gainesboro Group To Hold Outing
Members of Galilee Sunday School gathered today at Jordan Springs north of Winchester for their annual picnic. About 100 persons attended a basket luncheon and fellowship by the lake.
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Galilee Sunday School
Jordan Springs
Winchester
Astor Custody Suit May Be Settled In Daylight Talks
LOS ANGELES Aug 12 Joseph Anderson attorney for Dr Franklyn Thorpe said the matter of settling Mary Astor custody suit has been discussed and the plan will be submitted to Judge Knight in the morning. He would not reveal the agreement details and noted they retain control of the diary.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Anderson
Franklyn Thorpe
Mary Astor
Miss Astor
Knight
Anderson
Dr. Thorpe
Price Shift in Grains Looming
Virginia official Charles W. Wampler warns of a looming shift in grain prices with corn higher than wheat due to drought and demand. He notes Harrisonburg corn around 1.20 per bushel and wheat about 1.05, advising changes in crop rotation to favor corn while preserving soil health and long term yields.
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Nburg
America
Charles W. Wampler
Virginia State Board of Agriculture
Wampler Seed and Feed Co
Harrisonburg
Mr. Wampler
West
Europe
Canada
Argentine
Australia
Shenandoah Valley
Governor Bruised After Car Crash
Governor Olin Johnson suffered bruises and shock in a automobile crash yesterday. Physicians said he should be able to leave bed at the executive mansion within 48 hours. He is in Columbia, South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
Olin Johnson
Regents of Bank of France resign to form new council
The century old Board of Regents of the Bank of France resigns amid a crisis and a new 20 member bank council will be appointed by the government. Leeon Jouhaux is named to the council, with six more appointments by the Finance Ministry. The government aims to continue the anti devaluation policy while retaining control of currency and gold reserves.
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Paris
Board of
Bank of France
Din Agar
Tly
Leeon Jouhaux
Confederation of Labor
Bank Council
Ministry of Finance
Chambers of Commerce
Chambers of Agriculture
Fragmentary political note amid inflation debate
A scrambled historic fragment discusses a new council and its powers in relation to inflation. The deciphered text mentions governance themes and possible restraint on using new council authority. No clear names, dates, or places are identifiable.
Death of George L. Sager Farm Dealer in Shenandoah County
George L. Sager a noted Shenandoah County livestock dealer and farmer died in Memorial hospital from an infected foot and complications after amputation. He was 72, son of the late Joseph and Katherine Sager, and lived in the Fairview neighborhood.
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George L. Sager
Shenandosh County
Memorial Hospital
Joseph
Katherine Sager
Fairview
Dionnes To Be Filmed Outdoors In New Movie
Hollywood reports Jean Hersholt and most of the cast accompany Callander Ontario to shoot an outdoor sequence with the Dionne quintuplets. Their first film appearance was previously made indoors due to cold weather.
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Dionnes
Hollywood
Jean Hersholt
Callander
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Col. Lindbergh
Hable’s Palace
Boy Scouts
Camp White Rock
James Botts
Harry Stewart
Ice Mountain
Cody's Castle
Laurens Jones
Bubbling Springs
Cam
W. B. Cooper
Cooper Merchandise and Oil Company
C. Worthington Lowe
Grace Lutheran Church
Gainesboro
Astor
Firestone
Quserye
Combinati
Voice of Firestone
N. Bi
WBAF
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stores
N. Loudoun St
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
W. Boscawen St
Wampler
Nutone
Penney
Penney HE
Re Seai
Colona
H. W. Ebert
Tune In
Hovece Heidt
Columbia Broadcasting System
BANK
Pine Motor CO
Brad & Cecil Sts
Cammertire CO
Braddock & Boscawen Sts
George Sager
Jno. W. Rosenberger & Co
Quality Building Material
POR Imperial Washable Wallpapers
Baker’s Service Station
Ford
Bickers
Chevrolet
International
Shenandoah Motor Company, Inc
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