Miss Farrar Attending State Extension Conference
Elizabeth Farrar Frederick county home demonstration agent attends annual extension conference at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg with other extension leaders. Local VP I students depart to start term as others marry, birthdays, and gatherings fill Chester and Winchester area society notes.
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Farrar
Elizabeth Farrar
Frederick County
Boydton
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Maude E. Wallace
Winchester
Social calendar of clubs and meetings in town
A dense list of weekly gatherings across venues such as the George Washington Hotel and Braddock Street M E Church. Includes Kiwanis lunch, District Nurse Association, Elks, Grace Lutheran Adult Choir practice, and Rotary Club luncheons with times from 12:30 p m to 3:30 p m and a Wednesday bridge club at Mrs Steck’s home.
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Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
District Nurse Association
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Wonan’s Missionary Societies
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Rotary Club
Bridge Club
John Steck
Fairmont Avenue
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Handley Library
Sunshine Cub
William H. Reed
South Oe Street
American Legion
Lion’s Club
Cean
Harrison
Thomas W
South Washington Street
New Year Party Honoring Miss Helen Venable
A New Year’s Eve party in honor of Miss Helen Venable was hosted by her sister Mrs. Mason Reid at her Stephens City home. Forty guests enjoyed decorations, games, music, and dancing before toasts at midnight.
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Charles T. Cook
Roy N. Cook
Margaret Byrd
R. E. Byrd
Amherst Street
Isaac G. Huffman
Charlottesville
R. B. March
West Gerrard Street
Helen Venable
Mason Reid
Stephens City
Miss Venable
William Venable
Special Ice Cream Flavors Featured At Brooks
An advertisement lists bulk ice cream offerings at Brooks featuring President Pudding Pruit and Nut, Frozen Egg Nog, and eight other popular flavors.
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Pruit & Nut
Virginia Loan and Thrift declares semiannual dividends
Stockholders of the Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation received regular semiannual dividends mailed December 31. In the year the firm made 1,647 loans totaling 789221.40 and received 17872 repayments totaling 190768.59, up from last year by about 38000 in loans and 53000 in repayments.
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Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation
Loan and Thrift
Credit Relief System
Harrisonburg
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hagerstown
J. S. Haldeman
H. C. Sheetz
L. R. Smith
A. 8. Holt
Miss Mary Sullivan
W. Earle Edwards
P. D. Miller
R. M. Swimley
Hoye Riley
Fred Glaize, Jr
Paul Haldeman
President's Son Involved In Motor Vehicle Crash
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr., son of the President, was in an automobile crash near Wayne on New Year’s morning but escaped injury. Edward Newman, 24, of Radnor, was another driver involved and released on recognizance after arraignment. Roosevelt, a Harvard sophomore, said snow blinded him and his car skidded while attempting to stop. the incident occurred about 1 a.m. He was holidaying near Radnor with J. Drexel Paul and was en route to a Philadelphia hotel dance.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr
Wayne
Edward Newman
Radnor
Justice of the Peace
Howard C. Harbison
Newman
Roosevelt
Harvard
J. Drexel Paul
Divorces Granted To 25 Couples
The corporation and circuit courts granted 25 divorces in 1934. Twenty were issued at City Hall and five in circuit court, down three from 1933 in the county. Grounds cited include desertion in most cases. Akron residents Garner and Lohr Scrivener visited relatives before returning home. Connie Sirbaugh and Dennis Reardon spent the weekend in Washington.
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Corporation
Circuit
City Hall
Corporation Court
Clark M. Smith
Messrs
Garner and
Lohr Scrivener
Akron
Ohio
Turner Scrivener
Fairview Avenue
Ohio City
Connie Sirbaugh
Dennis Reardon
Washington, D. C
Alabama Stars Triumph in Rose Bowl Over Stanford 29 13
Alabama defeated Stanford 29 to 13 in Pasadena as Leger remain’s team rolled up 216 passing yards. Holling Howell starred with two rushing touchdowns and a 67 yard run, while Don Hutson Paul Bryant and Jim Angelich caught key passes.
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Pasadena
Calif
Leger
Alabama
Stanford
Crimson
Millard
Dixie) Howell
Ces
Howell
Don Hutson
Paul Bryant
Jim Angelich
Tuscaloosa
Bobby Grayson
Redskins
Cardinal
Stanf
Washington
Washington State
Grayson
Bonus and World Court Ready To Face Congress
Washington opens 1935 with two flashpoints, the veterans bonus and the World Court. Roosevelt faces House split over immediate veterans payments while World Court protocol moves to Senate consideration as organization week begins and the president readies his budget message.
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Washington
Congress
American Legion
Roosevelt
Senate
World Court
House
Cabinet Favors Powerful I. C. C.
A cabinet committee chaired by Secretary Dern recommends creating a super commission to coordinate policy and rate making for rail air water and highway transportation. The plan targets the Interstate Commerce Commission powers and would involve war commerce and rail coordination leaders.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Snowplows Free Stalled Motorcade Near Little Falls
Snowplows freed a four mile line of buses trucks and automobiles from deep snow east of Little Falls New York. The line included four buses carrying about 150 passengers one bus with 60 aboard had been stalled since 11 o clock last night.
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Little Falls
N. Y
Ten Injured In Gas Explosion In Medicine Hat
Ten people hospitalized after a gas explosion destroyed a two story brick apartment building in Medicine Hat Alberta. Four residents are listed in serious condition as investigators probe the blast cause.
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Medicine Hat
Alta
Japanese Officer Identified in Espionage Case
Yoshito Matsuda, a Japanese national arrested in St. Petersburg Florida on suspicion of espionage, was identified today by the Japanese embassy as a lieutenant commander in the Imperial Navy. He remained in custody as investigators sought to confirm his entry legality.
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Washington
Yoshito Matsuda
St. Petersburg
Fla
Navy
Florida
T. Yamaguchi
Navy Department
Matsuda
Associated Press
Yamaguchi
Tokyo
Yoshio Matsuda
America
Japanese naval attache investigates Matsuda harbor photos
Japanese Matsuda detained in St Petersburg after taking harbor photos. He says photos were sent to New York for immigration checks and claims innocence. He was released, with a hearing scheduled and camera gear confiscated for development.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Yoshio Matsuda
E. Lipphard
New York
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V. P.I
VP. I
Earl Lake
Maurice Lake
Walden Resseguie
L. B. Resseguie
Allison Hartman
C. B. Hartman
Kenneth Robinson
Ray Robinson
Leslie Polhamus, Jr
Leslie Polhamus
Bennie Davis
B. F. Davis
Horace Hott
Alson Hott
Dennis Hayley
J. P. Hayley
Chas. McVey
C. E. McVey
Mary Neal Flowers
D. H. McDonald
Chester
E. B. McGukin
Frank Flowers
Gainesboro
Don Hetzel McDonald
J. B. McDonald
Angers Store
Charles Cook
Nancy Lee Janney
T. Gordon Janney
R. B. Nelson
Fenton Nelson
Robert B. Nelworth
Grand Central Art School
Jack Vincent
Cooper Apartments
East Piccadilly Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Vincent
White Palace
Gladys Haldeman
Mrs
Miss Haldeman
Mrs. C. F. Giffin
C. F. Giffin
Capon Bridge
Ella Giffin
Harrisburg
Ed. Good and Son
Richard
Coverstone
Kernstown
Harry LaFollette
Ray la Follette
Trone
Women’s Civic League
Women's Civic League of Winchester
Huntsberry
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Front Newongress
Federal Commission
Burns
D-Tenn
Resesentative Bankhead
O'Connor
California
Margaret L. Hodgson
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
N. Loudoun
Loudoun St
SALE
Selby Iris
S. B. Hopkins
Tampa
Lipphard
San Francisco
Seattle
Wash
Ant
Jacksonville
Trenton
Special Naval Service Squadron
Coast Guard
Japan
Boston
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Telephone
Pat” Gorman
Crosley Radio
Hamman’s Dollar Store
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