Boy Scouts Explore New Explorer and Rover Programs
Shenandoah Area Council notes launch of Explorer Scout for ages 15 to 18 with special insignia and honors. It also announces Rover Scout No. 42 in Martinsburg with ten members and a Rover Master, plus local troop activities and Red Cross appreciation for 1935 service.
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Boy Scouts of America
Rane Henae
Shenandoah Area Council
Mgee
Teresa
D. C
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Seymour
Shenandoah
J. Lee
Partum
Oun
New Castle
Philadelphia
Rover Crew
Rover Scout
Eeeene
John D. Kern
Martinsburg
W. Va
Rover Crew No. 42
Winchester
Fellowship Club
Middletown
Page Louderback
Purdue University
College
Paul Behrens
Red Cross
Red Cross of
U. S. Railroads Output In An Hour
Averaging 1934 operations, Class I lines earn 373,453 dollars per hour from transportation while spending 278,741 dollars in operating costs and 173,428 dollars in wages. Tax payments total 27,340 dollars. Each hour 3,514 revenue freight cars are loaded and 51,368 passengers board trains.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Recent Transfers In County Realty
Deeds recorded at the county clerk’s office include H. H. Larrick and B. P. Harrison as commissioners transferring 70 acres to C. S. Samuels for 800 dollars. Rights of way for the Valley Pike widening between Winchester and Stephens City signed by J. C. Cammer and J. W. Cammer. Ray R. Calvert and wife to J. R. Largent transfer 115 acres near Reynolds Store for nominal consideration. Frederick County School Trustees to Charles W. Gruber convey one half acre and brick building of the old Valley School two miles northwest of Winchester on Martinsburg Pike.
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Larrick
B. P. Harrison
C. S. Samuels
J. C. Cammer
J. W. Cammer
Winchester
Stephens City
Ray R. Calvert
J. R. Largent
Reynolds Store
Frederick County
Charles W. Gruber
Old Valley School
Martinsburg Pike
Deeds Convey 54 Acre Plots and 198 1 2 Acre Estate
Nominal consideration transfers 54 acres from Rulen C Buhunim to James F Omps and spouse for 560 dollars. Omps to I B Omps convey 54 acres for 600 dollars. Jonas Chamberlin executor transfers 198 1 2 acres on Well Selee in Stonewall district to Robert E Brannon and spouse. Deeds to be completed soon and before December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulen C. Buhunim
James F. Omps
I. B. Omps
Jonas
Chamberlin
Ro P
Robert E. Brannon
Stonewall
Mrs Ritenour Asked For Hospital Plan Details
The American Hospital Association asked Mrs D W Ritenour in charge of selling memberships to the Memorial Hospital plan in Winchester Virginia for descriptive literature. Ritenour says the plan is successful with many interested buyers and cites a Front Royal member who needed emergency surgery and saved substantially.
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The
American Hospital Association
D. W. Ritenour
Memorial Hospital
Baptist Church Officers To Be Installed Sunday Evening
The Pint Baptist church will install church officers Sunday evening at 7 30. Sunday School officers teachers W M U president and B Y P U leaders elected at last month’s annual meeting are urged to attend. The choir will provide special music and the pastor will deliver a charge to those assuming church duties. All installes should be seated together in the center of the sanctuary.
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Pint Baptist Church
Fewer Apples Admitted To German Market
The German market will likely accept no more than 88 500 metric tons of apples in the 1935 36 season from November 1 to May 31 according to Alan N. Steyne of Hamburg. Imports from the United States fell from 12 744 metric tons in 1934 35 to this new limit, with 1933 34 seeing 71 870 metric tons. Fruit may enter but will fetch high prices due to scarcity of good apples and pears.
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Oan
Alan N. Steyne
Hamarg
Germany
United States
Barbara Bell Pattern Book Winter Designs Release
Barbara Bell Pattern Book announces winter designs with pattern No. 1786 B and a request for fifteen cents to obtain a copy from readers.
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Barbara Bell
Make It Easy Pattern for Busy Homewear
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1786-B offers a double breast waist, pleated skirt panels, self fabric belt, four bright buttons, raglan sleeves, and a flattering collar. Sizes 34 to 46. size 36 uses 4 1/2 yards of 35 inch material plus 2/3 yard contrast. Send 15c for Barbara Bell Pattern Book.
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Barbara Bell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jem Og
BSA
N. Y
Secouters
Friends of Scouting
Rover
Aulick Gibbons
Whitney Comkin
Kinzell Timbroos
Presbyterian Church
U. S
County Realty
Byles Forgrave
Thar
Buddy
Tharay
Etta Kett
Gee, Brown Enes
BY Paul Robinson
LIF
Come
Legs
U.S. F
Eita
Muggs McGinnis
We. Kay
Central Press
By Wally Bishop
Inspector Wade
Thomas
Ance
the Black
Lord Chelford
AND
Neagn
Edgar Wallace
the Black Abbot
Baker’s Drug
Seuss
Moling & Cather
Betty Shoppe
W. Boscawen St
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s
Main Street
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York, N.Y
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
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