Gore Home Demonstration Group Reorganizes Plans
A December 5 meeting of the Gore area EPSSONAR Home Demonstration Group outlined plans for the coming year. Officers elected included Chairman Mrs. D. F. Kern, Assistant Mrs. Bertie McIlwee, Secretary Mrs. Lyda Cooper. The group will meet again January 2, with activities in home kitchens foods clothing citizenship and a special gathering.
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Gore
Gore Home
Elizabeth Farrar
D. F. Kern
Bertie MclIlwee
Lyda
Maggie Parish
Roy Michael
Harry Kellian
Roy Wingfield
Viola Whitacre
Bertie McIlwee
Frank Allanson
M. C. Garvin
Lena Pugh
Ethel Wolford
Edith Bowman
A. R. Stotler
Lyda Cooper
War talk and tensions in the Little Entente crisis
Reports from Geneva and Budapest describe escalating Yugoslav Hungary tensions over the Alexander assassination. The Little Entente vows unity against any breakups while France England and Germany discuss policing moves. border clashes and refugee deportations heighten turmoil.
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Europe
Serbia
Yugoslavia
Alexander
Clain
Hungary
Italy
Avia
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
France
Mussolini
Austria
England
Terene of Nations
Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Hunry
League Council
Marseille
South America
Eduard Belles
Tibor Eckhardt
America
Youngstown
Buenos Aires
Bologoljub Yevitch
Balkans
Saar
Germany
Benes
Little Entente
Con
Soviet
Russia
League
Barber Eckhardt
Social Calendar of Weekly Club Meetings
A schedule of local meetings: Mc Kinley Chapter of the Eastern Star Monday 7 30 p m Lion’s Club luncheon Tuesday 12 30 p m Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel Wednesday 12 30 p m Benevolent Order of S Winchester weekly 8 p m Fort Loudoun D A R 3 00 p m at Mrs Rosenberger home Choir practice 3 15 p m Grace Lutheran Thursday Rotary Club 12 45 p m George Washington Hotel Friday American Legion post 1 00 p m George Washington Hotel.
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Fort Loudoun
John W. Rosenberger
W. Germain Street
George H. Heist
John Rosenberger
C. Vernon Eddy
J. Henry Moling, Jr
Lion’s Club
George W Hotel
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Regar
Winchester Ae Benevolent Order of S
West Germain Street
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Public's Generosity Noted By Legion Auxiliary
A resolution adopted by the Robert Y. Conrad Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary thanks contributors to the Armistice night bazaar and praises patrons volunteers and The Evening Star for publicity. Also reports two weddings in Winchester Cumberland Md and Ha gerstown Md and upcoming meetings and talks by church and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion Auxiliary
Evening Star
Winchester
Richard Ricker
Cumberland
Helen Magruder
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South
Ricker
Henry Ricker
Frank Magruder
Government Expects Upturn Reduces Need for New Taxes
Washington reports the administration told Congress it expects an economic upturn that would negate new taxes next year. House and Senate tax committees met with President Roosevelt to discuss the coming session. Treasury plans continue nuisance taxes expiring June 30, about 460 million dollars annually, and to propose administrative changes in income tax laws to improve collections.
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Washington
Congress
House Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committees
Roosevelt
White House
Treasury
Big narcotics raid yields large seizure in Baltimore
Federal agents and local police raided the New Condon Hotel in Baltimore seizing narcotics and stolen goods. A middle aged woman leaped from a rear window injuring herself. eight people were arrested and questioned as guests in the hotel were to be interviewed.
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J. K. Cullen
Baltimore
New Condon
Robert Bradley
Nationwide narcotics roundup targets Midwest traffic
In a 24 hour sweep Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Oklahoma arrests were made. Eighteen of 26 detained face narcotics sale charges. Oklahoma City St Louis and Little Rock reports followed. A separate Omaha raid led by Elizabeth Bass netted 24 jail detentions as part of a Chicago Federal Narcotics Office operation. Fifty-five suspects were rounded up in San Francisco in a state wide push.
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Cleveland
Addison
Ralph H. Oyler
Oyler
Detroit
Jane
Tony Sam Testa
Addison School
Testa
James
Thos
Jim Hong
Charles Kennedy
Samuel F. Carter
Arthur Taylor
Edward Lynch
Jean Wood
Helen Davis
Ethel Blagdon
Chicago
Kansas City
Will
Wood
Federa
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Little Rock
Omaha
Elizabeth Bass
San Francisco
Brill
Baltimore
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Winchester
Postal Inspection Service
Pilot Killed As Mail Plane Falls In West
A Braniff pilot, Py Lou Bowen, about 40, was killed when his mail plane crashed near Columbia Missouri while en route from Kansas City to Chicago. A farmer witness, Walter Clump, reported motor trouble and noted the tail failed before the craft struck a bank. Bowen resided in Chicago.
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Columbia
Lou Bowen
Braniff
Here
Kansas City
Chicago
Walter Clump
Clump
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Epssonar
Harriet Krise
Harcum Studio Club
Harcum School
Bryn Mawr
Krise
Wilbur M. Krisé
West Clifford Street
Leonard Threash
Welleee
Philadelphia
Reba Rinker
Stephens City
White Hall Mite Society
Cc. S. Luce
Bunker Hill
W. E. Huntsberry
Virginia Ann
William R. Perrine
Washington, D. C
Lillian Bayliss
Robert Lonas
Elizabeth Johnston
Marshall
Szeged
Budapest
Yugosavia
Yugosla
Baranya
Novisad
Subotica
McKinley Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Gladys Viands
Cooper
George C. Cooper
Gladys V. Viands
Hagerstown
Luther A. Thomas
T. B. Cooper
C. F. Viands
Mr. Sartelle
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Preston O. Sartelle
Sartelle
L. R. Smith, Inc
Memorial Hospital
Century Club
Gray Gables
Carrie Hunter
South Washington Street
RED Cross
Huntsberry
South Main Street
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall
Sheee
Shearer
Sheerest Sheerio
Opis
Margaret L. Hodgson
Boyd Marwin
Harry Ans
Winspeck
OUR
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Selby Styl
Selby Arch Preserver
Lovett Brothers
Main Street
BIG Joe
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Sauer Kraut
Veal
West Piccadilly St
West
Lovett
Lovett’s
R. M. Swimley
Geo
Washington Hote
Underwood
WJZ
Joe Penner
Fune
Lal
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