Civilian Conservation Corps Discussed At Lions Meet
Eckard presented an overview of the C C C birth as a wartime conservation program and its growth to 1 441 camps and 300 000 young men aged 18 to 25 across all states except Delaware The program’s impact included reforestation and substantial purchasing by governments and benefits to millions through wages and supplies The talk cited Zurich Switzerland as an example of cost saving through forestry practices Also Tom Baldridge announced Lions Club stage show Pirate Gold at Colonial Theatre January 18 and 19
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Eckard
Jimmy Shates
Lions Club
Civilian Conservation Corps
Congress
Zurich
Switzerland
Mr. Eckard
Virginia
Union
Delaware
War Department
Pirate Gold
Tom Baldridge
Warner Brothers Capitol
Colonial Theatres
John B. Rogers
Colonial Theatre
Emperor Jones Delights Winchester Theatre Goers
First nighters packed Hable's Palace to witness the film version of Emperor Jones. Paul Robeson delivers a brilliant, memorable performance in Eugene ONeill's acclaimed play with Harlem scenes and choral numbers. Also showing Her Mad Night featuring Mary Carlisle with Irene Rich and Conway Tearle, plus His Weak Moment, a Disney Silly Symphony, and The Wolf Dog chapter.
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Palace
Hable’s Palace
Winchester
Paul Robeson
Eugene O’neil
Harlem
Robeson
Mary Carlisle
Metro-Goldwyn Star
Sigma Chi
Irene Rich
Conway Tearle
Fox
Meet the Baron Debuts on Screen at Capitol Theatre
Warner Bros caps Capitol Theatre with Meet the Baron featuring radio star Jack Pearl in his first film role alongside Jimmie Durante Zasu Pitts Edna May Oliver and Ted Healy. The Baron Munchausen voice meets on screen in a comedy set at a girls college.
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Baron Munchausen
Capitol Theatre
Jack Pearl
Jimmie Durante
Zasu Pitts
Edna May Oliver
Ted Healy
Stooges
Tim McCoy Stars as Reporter at Colonial Saturday
Werner Bros presents Tim McCoy in a new daring role at the Colonial Theatre this Saturday. The famed Western star plays a bold reporter, promising an exciting film experience for fans.
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Werner Bros. Colonial
Tim McCoy
Colonial Theatre
Tim
Winchester Club Hints at Pirate Gold Show
Mr Baldridge praised the club selection and said Pirate Gold may be an entirely different and top entertainment for Winchester. President Herbert Miller will form a special show committee next week and announce full show information soon. Joe Newlin hosted George Packett, famed newspaper writer and advertising executive with ties to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Chicago.
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Mr. Baldridge
Club
Pirate Gold
Winchester
Herbert Miller
Packett
Joe Newlin
George Packett
Mr. Packett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Washington Herald
Aor
International Newservice
Future Farmers Chopping Wood For The Needy
Seven boys from the Future Farmers of America in Stephens City Va with instructor R A Wall chopped wood for the needy last Saturday. They plan another session this Saturday and to donate food before Christmas. Mrs Rothgeb donated last week’s wood and the group aims to aid local Red Cross and families. past year saw a large chapter donation. Participants included John Carbaugh James Wolfe Kenneth Herba ugh Cecil Herba ugh Lewis Yancey Ray Barley.
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Stephens City
Future Farmers of America Organization
R. A. Wall
John Carbaugh
Jas. Wolfe Kenneth Herbaugh
Cecil Herbaugh
Lewis Yancey
Ray Barley
Wade Rothgeb and Instructor R A Wall
Wade Rothgeb and instructor R A Wall are named in the readable text as involved figures in a listed or described activity. The snippet provides no further actions or context beyond their attribution.
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Wade Rothgeb
R. A. Wall
Shenk Family Carried Weekend Visits Across Berkeley Springs Area
Rosenberger notes a flurry of Sunday visits among local families from Chestnut Grove to Whitacre and Berkeley Springs Virginia with gatherings at Bowers Place Moore and Omps households. Residents report apple plant workers in Winchester and a 465 pound dressed hog butchered by F J Gardner.
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Ed Catlett
Arthur Cross
John Nesmith
W. B. Nesmith
Whitacrt
Susan B. Lewis
Roy Bohrer
Murvil Dick
Mrs. Payne
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Winchester
Eddie Largent
Whitacre
Robert McIlwee
I. D. Shade
Alton Omps
O’nile
R. L. Omps
Paul Hovermale
Hagerstown
R. P. Anderson
Richard Hovermale
Harry Largent
Edward Ruble
F. J. Gardner
Jack Jolley
Shooting match draws crowd at Parrill home
Walter Moore spent a day with Mrs. J. D. Shade. A large crowd attended Saturday night’s shooting match at the home of Mr. Roy Parrill. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Gardner visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Largent to help with a butchered animal.
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Walter Moore
J. D. Shade
Roy Parrill
F. J. Gardner
Harry Largent
Ford V-8 for 1934 Promises More Power and Economy
The 1934 Ford V-8 features Dual Carburetor and Dual Intake Manifold with improved cold weather start, faster warm up, and lower oil consumption. Clear-vision Ventilation reduces drafts and fogging with an open windshield option. Enhanced aesthetics include new radiator shell, grille, color-matched fenders, enamel finish, and updated instrument panel.
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Ford
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Marlin Eckard
Hable
Warner Bros. Capitol
Rosenberger
Blackheads
Drug and Department Stores
F. O. B. Detroit
Wendfri
Egypt
Hondece
Buncutter
S. Braddock
The
United States
Canada
Mexico
Stine’s Poultry & Fish Market
N. Cameron St
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