Anniversary Notes and Local Changes Highlight Area News
One year ago Secretary of War Hurley bought the Belmont estate near Leesburg. Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR planned a tenth anniversary celebration. Greenwood School reported a perfect dental defect correction record with 25 pupils. Local huntsmen were sought for a turkey killer in the county. Mr and Mrs C D Stouffer hosted Dr and Mrs E A Husmton for the latter's 49th wedding anniversary. A Ford car was pictured in The Star with a caption Here at Last. A new $13 000 pumper was to be purchased by Friendship Fire Company. The Do Right Chorus has
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Patrick J. Hurley
Belmont
E. B. McLean
Leesburg
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Greenwood School
C. D. Stouffer
E. A. Husmton
Star Today
Friendship Fire Company
Revival at Santa Claus Church to Broadcast via WJZ
Progress at the Church of Santa Claus includes an revival broadcast over radio station WJZ. Banks mail Christmas Savings Club checks to club members as part of seasonal outreach.
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Church of “Santa Claus
WJZ
Modern farming contrasted with olden days says Nemo
In The Star Nemo critiques current farming methods as unlike earlier times. Robert L. Gray Jr forecasts the World War ending by January 1 1918. Germany sends large contingents to the Italian Front per war advices. C Robert Curle recently enlisted in the US Navy and is home on furlough. Troop No 2 Boy Scouts dedicate a cabin along Middle road in the county.
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Nemo
The
Star
Robert L. Gray, Jr
Germany
Robert Curle
United States Navy
Middle Road
Blessing or Curse A Sense of Humor Debate
A philosophy column from Woman's Home Companion discusses whether humor is a blessing or a curse, weighing personal outlook and social impact. It explores how wit shapes relationships, resilience, and everyday life scenarios.
Beginning Canada Founded by Fur Traders
Canada’s origins trace to fur traders who established early commerce and helped supply furs to much of the civilized world, shaping the country’s foundational economy and identity.
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Canada
City Manager Pilcher Seeks Reelection in Winchester
City Manager P. P. Pilcher applies for reelection to the Winchester Common Council. He notes progress since May 1, 1931, praising financial results and Council achievements for Winchester citizens.
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Pilcher
P. P. Pilcher
Winchester
Council Manager Credit Cited In 1931 and 1932 Reports
Leach Rindfleisch and P A Crange note 1931 expenditures under Budget Appropriations at 22109.86 with a good showing. The 1932 six month report shows a 19575.38 improvement in financial condition from June 1931 to June 1932. Pilcher argues for Council and Manager joint credit and that salary should be set by the new Council.
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Rindfleisch
Crange
P. A
Council
Eee
P. Pilcher
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