Calendar Reform Backed by National Committee
The National Committee on Calendar Simplification reports broad American support for a 13 month fixed calendar with 28 day months. It urges an international conference to discuss simplification, notes practical benefits, and cites December 29 as Year Day and June 29 as Leap Day to become extra holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Heatwole
Dale Futerprix
Geneva
Switzerland
C. J. Saree
Richmond
United States
National Committee On
Lgnry Stimson
Shington
Stimson
League of Nations
League
Department of State
Russia
Turkey
Europe
George Washington
Christ
Gravel Spring Picnic Draws Largest Crowd in Mountain Falls
Mountain Falls Virginia reports a record crowd at the Gravel Spring picnic last Saturday, estimated over a thousand attendees. Nearby notes: J H Tevalt and family visited Oranda. Roy Triplett killed a 14½ pound groundhog Tuesday. Luther Brill of Star Tannery remains stable. Luther Melon moved from J I Crable farm to Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Falls
J. H. Tevalt
Oranda
Simon Snapp
Philip Williams
S. H. Tevalt
Roy Triplett
Luther Brill
Star Tannery
Luther Melon
J. I. Crable
Lebanon
Radio Schedule Fragments From Newark to Richmond
A list of radio programming across multiple stations shows concert orchestras, dance hours, and talks. Programs span New York WABC to Richmond WJZ, featuring hotel orchestras, twilight organ recitals, wandering poets, and sports news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanderers
Rworld
Ealodins
WTIC
Ion
Hotel Bane
WFJIC
WSAL
Ben Pollack
Hotel Dance Orchestra
WRC
WJZ
New York
Smith Ballew
Salon
KDKA
Uncle PS Pravwoos
Phil Ed
Oa" Fleming
WBZ
WHAM
KYW
WLM
WBT
WIAX
Ava Gre
WLW
Walz Wral
Rer
Mt Avon Apt
Kdka Wiod
WPG
Atlantic City
WCAU
Philadelphia
Mystic
Rochester
WJIZ
WGY Schenectady
WEAF
Springfield
Bert Lowe
Cincinnati
Orch
Cleveland
Suitmen
Folks
Fur Trappers
WCX
WJR
Detroit
Amos
WSB Atlanta
WIZ
Fomar
Orchane
Odesogram
Crarera
WHAS
Louisville
Orchestra
Barrett
WSM Eason Elae
WEAE
Soeprano
Orchate
Richmond
Byrd
Amos-Andy
Hotel Orchestra
Speaker urges service over self in Rotarian address
Dr. Wilson's talk before the local Rotarians extolled selfless service and warned against ego. He condemned church division, noting 125 Protestant denominations as a scandal. The address impressed members, with Dr. Julian Burruss, Virginia District Governor, set to visit next Thursday to meet directors and committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Julian A. Burruss
Virginia
Social Notes on Rich mond hosts and regional visitors
Dr and Mrs W B Blanton of Richmond and their four children stay at the manse on North Brad dock street with Mrs Blanton s mother Mrs F F McFaden Mr Fred Hardesty of Akron Ohio visiting his mother Mrs M J Hardesty of Berryville was in Winchester yesterday on business
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W. B. Blanton
Richmond
North Braddock Street
Fred Hardesty
Akron
Ohio
M. J. Hardesty
Berryville
Winchester
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George Eastman
N. Y
Charles F. Marvin
Secretary of Agriculture
Arthur M. Hyde
Commerce, Agriculture, Treasury, Interior, Navy and
Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Department
UG Pheary
Hesterfield
Sherry & Myers Tosacco Co
MT. Solon, VA
East
Capea Cent
Pratts
Winchester Seed
Oo. Press
CIA Case
Wabo New York
Wnac Wean
WFBL
WJAS
Newark
Om Mawes
CAO
WLBW
WMAL
the Rollickers
One
WNAC
WEAN
WKBW
WCAO
WADC
WGHP
WMAQ
WAU
WAC
WMAK
WSPD
WHK
bo—Lignt Ae Ra Gems
WNA
ADC
WKRC
WHE
WLBEW
Rusean Salon Alpo
WHEWL
Clear Channel
WABC
Stern’s
Chain Key Station
Old Vienna
United Choral Singers
WOR
Central and Southern
WSBT
Charlotte
Reid & Garrison
The
Chastian Sisters
S. Main St
Cork St
Bath
Shade
Fairfax Hotel
Hodgson & Brown
W. P. Dandicker
Chapel Road
Midletown
N. Main St
Swimley’s Plant Nursery
Brucetown
W. Clifford St
Woodstock Lane
S. Cameron St
Cedarville
Main St
Parkway Ave
N. Main
Axminster
Bryan Stotler
Gainsboro Road
S. Kent
Finfrock
S. Kent St
L. M. N. Care Star
J. S. Galliday
Stephens City
Miller & Anderson
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