Lanford1 Six Month Council List For Lanford
Lanford’s treasurer appoints a six month term for a council group. The chairman notes an annual initiation party planned for January 24 assisted by Mrs Ella Bauser man and Misses Mary Sullivan Philomena Laren. Mrs Hoshour leads the refreshment committee with aides.
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Lanford
Co Grou
Ella Bauser
Mary Sullivan
Philomena Laren
Hoshour
Ida Fisher Lycett
Elsie Mathews
Ruth Thomas
Athletic Association
Elks Club
Edna Holland
Florence Erbe
Alice Taylor
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
A busy week of gatherings includes the Presbyterian church rehearsal in the Sunday School room at 1 g p m, Music Lovers at 7 30 p m with Mrs Griffith, Frederick Aid Society at 7 45 p m, Ladies' Aid at 8 p m, American Legion Auxiliary at 1 30 p m, Lion's Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel, Kiwanis lunch at 12 30 p m, Elks 8 15 p m practice, Grace Lutheran Adult choir, Rotary Club luncheon at 12 45 p m, and American Legion at George Washington Hotel.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Claude Grim
North Washington Street
Lion's Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Bee Lodge
Benecast Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington
American Legion
Kline Thirty-Fifth Anniversary Draws Wide Local Turnout
Mr and Mrs F Estes Kline celebrated their thirty fifth wedding anniversary at Oatland near Vaucluse with a large reception and buffet supper attended by family and friends from Strasburg Winchester Stephens City Middletown and nearby areas. The event dated from their marriage on January 4 1900 with only a few years missed due to illness. Many relatives and neighbors joined in the celebration.
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F. Estes Kline
Oatland
Vaucluse
Kline
Nannie E. Stickley
B. 8. Stickley
Strasburg
Winchester
Stephens City
Middletown
Fred D. Maphis
Fred B. Wyand
E. M. Steele
W. P. Saunders
P. E. Saunders
L. R. Dettra
BE. L. Humston
W. B. O’neal
Deal
Hattie Nixon
Belle Larrick
Edna Dinges
Nurse Betty Gow Unable To Testify At Lindbergh Trial
Betty Gow, the Lindbergh household nurse, was too shaken to testify after Mrs. Lindbergh described the kidnapping night and the baby’s clothing and crib. Colonel Lindbergh was later called to testify, with cross examination expected after Gow recovers.
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Mary Elizabeth Plumber
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Anne Lindbergh
Anne
Lindbergh
David T. Wilentz
Wilentz
Anna Hauptmann
Miss Gow
Miss Gow and
Friendship Co Elects Barnett to Be Captain
The Friendship Volunteer Fire Company in Winchester shows growth from about 400 to 600 members with significant equipment purchases. Expenses include 13500 for an ore truck 9400 for a second truck 2000 for a heating plant and 2100 for hall remodeling. an ambulance was added bringing total investment near 3000. Captain Forney led 1932-33 as Virginia Firemen’s Association president. Mayor C R Anderson lauded the ambulance service as a top addition. Arthur M Field and Charles Pine were nominated for membership.
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Captain Forney
Virginia Firemen’s Association
C. R. Anderson
Winchester
Friendship Company
Arthur M. Field
Charles Pine
Brooks' Special Ice Cream In Bulk Flavors List
SS Phone 766 AT Brooks' Speciall Ice Cream In Bulk President Pudding Fruit Nut. Frozen Egg Nog. Also Eight Other Popular Flavors.
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Brooks
President
Trial Justice Courts Collect $1,475 in Six Months
In Frederick County from July 1 to December 31, the Trial Justice A J Tavenner's books show 180 criminal cases yielding 1 475 55 in fines and 787 01 in county fees. Traffic violations lead prosecutions with 40 cases, followed by reckless driving 36 and drunkenness 24.
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Frederick County
A. J. Tavenner
State Farm
Taverner
Commonwealth
Fe Commonwealth
Trial Justice
Circuit Court
Liquor cases move from circuit court to Trial Justice Court
Justice Tavenner now disposes of liquor cases that were required to be tried before the circuit court in the Trial Justice Court. He holds hearings at the convenience of all parties, with Saturdays and Mondays noted as his busiest days.
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Circuit Court
Trial Justice Court
Justice Tavenner
Stuarts Draft Earns Final Bid In Northern Virginia Tourney
Stuarts Draft secures a spot in the finals of the Northern Virginia basketball tournament as Augusta and Rockingham counties complete their group play. The event promotes friendly ties among farm boys in area schools with Future Farmers Association members eligible to compete.
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W. F. Wall
Strasburg
Mount Jackson
New Market
Edinburg
Woodstock
National Fruit Product Company Transfers Accounting Office
The National Fruit Product Company moves the accounting department from Washington to its Winchester office effective January 1. The change affects plan accounting with potential minor staff increases later. a new office building may be constructed. The company operates plants in Baltimore Martinsburg Strasburg Waynesboro Glassboro Birmingham and Harrisonburg. Products include cider vinegar apple sauce apple butter and jelly. Total assets reach 1 743 628 with 645 100 preferred stock 230 000 common stock and a profit and loss surplus of 691 565.
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National Fruit Product Company
Accounting Department
Washington
Winchester
Plan
Baltimore
Martinsburg
W. Va
Strasburg
Waynesboro
Glasboro
N. J
Birmingham
Alan
Harrisonburg
Mercury Touches 18 This Morning
Colder air swept in overnight with high winds easing by dawn. Temperatures dipped to 18 degrees, two above the recent low of 16, a sharp contrast to yesterday’s warmer conditions. At Winchester Research Laboratory the 7 am low was 18, with 9 am reading only 20. Landing Net Not Now.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Birthday Finds Old Roman At Work In Senate
Carter Glass aged 77 reflects on a long career as he plans to work on his birthday. The senator recalls Civil War era memories and jokes about others noting the date while his health remains relatively strong. His friend Rear Admiral Grayson advised restraint as Glass maintains vigor and public engagement.
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Carter Glass
Interala
Glass
Appomatox
Banking Authority
Senator Ashurst
D-Ariz
Ashurst
Caryl T. Grayson
The Underground River of Amargosa Nevada
The Amargosa river in Nevada begins in springs and flows above ground for miles before vanishing underground for about 50 miles and reemerging in the Asi meadows, revealing the subsurface course of an ancient waterway.
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Amargosa
Nevada
Asi Meadows
Largest European Grouse Capercanle Introductions Fail
The capercaille, a large European game bird rivaling the turkey in size and prowess, has never been successfully introduced anywhere in the United States.
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Turkey
United States
Dumb Masses in Europe Quietly Acknowledged by Elites
A historical note states that in Europe during much of the last century the dumb masses were recognized as silent, with only the upper and middle classes deemed articulate, while the larger populace spoke through limited channels.
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Europe
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