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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia

13 Dec 1929

Page 9

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Winchester Evening Star

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Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1929

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9

Holsinger to Address Stephens City Farmers Meeting

G F Holsinger of McGraysville Rockingham county president of the Virginia State Farm Bureau and a member of the agricultural commission named by Governor Byrd will be principal speaker at a Stephens City Farm Union meeting at Stephens City High School tomorrow evening at o clock. He will discuss Corporation in Organization and a musical program is planned by O L Grim Stephens City local president.

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G. F. Holsinger McGraysville Rockingham County Virginia State Farm Bureau Agricultural Commission Byrd Stephens City Farm Union Stephens City High School Holsinger O. L. Grim
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Denominations at VPI show Methodists lead with 424 members

Virginia Tech at Blacksburg reports 1389 students surveyed with 1206 natives of Virginia. Methodists total 424, Baptists 356, Presbyterians 255, Episcopalians 165, Christians 58, Lutherans 45, Catholics 42, Hebrews 20, Congregational 7, Brethren 5, Christian Science 3, Unitarian 3, plus Reform Disciples Friends United Brethren and Greek Orthodox one each and four foreign students from Mexico Kare Switzerland. Richard Halliburton swam the Panama canal 46 miles in 1928 and paid a tonnage tax at Gatun lock.

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Blacksburg Virginia Polytechnic Institute Welinoise Alabama Texas Mississippi Louisiana Mexico Kare Switzerand Richard Halliburton Panama Canal Gatun
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Hatie Khad Kayser Nagi Rayon Joie The Betty Shoppe Mr. Holsinger Gery Moling & Cather
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