Legion Officials to Hold Annual Conference Amid Invitations
Virginia officials including Governor Pollard former Governor Byrd Mayor J Palmer Banking Brightnee and Nfisuran A of the department invite to the annual conference of pen officials to be held in demond January 12 Mayor Bright of No 1 to deliver the welcome address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee State
Pollard
Vernor Byrd
J. Palmer
Brightnee
Nfisuran A
Department of Virginia
Oes Ree Pen
Demond
Bright
No. 1
Virginia veterans prepare for January meeting agenda
Governor ties of his department and Mr Bristow the finance officer will review the Virginia legionnaire post officials gathering in Richmond. Sam R. Heller of Norfolk will preside over the Forty and Eight meeting with Mrs B M Roszel of Winchester leading the auxiliary as January discusses membership drive rehab child welfare Americani zation and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Bristow
Virginia Legionnaire
Forty and I
Virginia Auxiliary
Richmond
Sam R. Heller
Norfolk
Virginia Department
Byrd aide recalls four month poker game report
The Detroit News cites a staff journalist from the Byrd party describing a poker game stretching over four months. Skeptics question the scientific nature of such expeditions and their methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd Party
Detroit News
Maryland Fruit Growers Meet at Baltimore in January 1931
The Maryland State Horticultural Society holds its annual winter meeting with the Agricultural Society and Farm Bureau at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, January 6 and 7, 1931. Officials and speakers include A. F. Vierhler, G. R. Canby, and W. Earle Withgott. Topics cover drought, spray residue, pollination, codling moth control, washing fruits, and export trade impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Agriculture Society and
Land Farm Bureau Federation
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
A. F. Vierheller
College Park
Albert Allen
Salisbury
G. 8. L. Carpenter
Hancock
W. Earle Withgott
Easton
G. R. Canby
Silver Springs
Mount Pleasant Notes Christmas Events and Visits
Miss Martha Whitacre and Mr Cecil Dyke visited relatives in Mount Pleasant on Sunday. Sunday school members are urged to attend the 2 PM Christmas treat. Epworth League at Round Hill Church gave a fine program last Sunday. Mary and Bessie Perry and Roy Lamp attended a Christmas program at Relief. Christian Endeavor will meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Martha Whitacre
Near Timber Ridge
Cecil Dyke
Berryville
Warner Dyke
Dorsey Ritter
Theodore Hamilton
Eugene Orndorff
John Perry
Epworth League
Round Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mary
Bessie Perry
Roy Lamp
Joy Roe
Christian Endeavor
Sunday Night Visits and Holiday Closure Noted
Sunday night at 7 30 Mr June Ninelis and Mrs Strother Lineburg visit Relief while calling on Miss Vivian Lamp last Sunday morning. The school closed here last Wednesday for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Ninelis
Strother Lineburg
Mary
Bessie Perry
Vivian Lamp
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Legion
Vercome
Qecenn Trouble
Qeseee
Geo
Drece
Baker's Drug Store
Robinson
Cold Storage Corp
New York
Harpers Ferry
Washington
Jonsalt Telet
Baltimore & Ohio
Maryland Fruit Growers
Dr. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
United States Ee of Agriculture
Wash
H. D. Hootman
Michigan Agriae College
East Lansing
Arthur J. Farley
New Jersey Agricultural College
Aay
N. J
W. 8. Hough
Winchester
Maryland
BE. N. Ene
D. F. Fisher
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Cumberland-Shenandoah
Winchester Research
C. W. Kitchen
Bureau of Agricultural
B. C. Auchter
United States Departen of Agriculture
Washington, C
Thomas J. Spellacy
United States
Connecticut
Senate
John S. Solenberger & CO
Winchester’s Best Drug Store
Peoples Service Drug Store
North
Ae Yi
American Tobacco Company
Mr. Spellacy
the American Tobacco Co
Mirs
Coats
Mar Hare & Anergy
Souris
Y.C. Penney DO
Giurt House
Autocrat Motor Oil
Sadie
Bresa
Autocrat
Pennsylvania
Ates
Bayerson Oil Works
Erie, Penna
Wayland Machinery Co., Inc
Charlottesville
J. W. Rees
Apple Pie Ridge Road
Snapp’s Foundry, Inc
Cameron Street
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