Birthday Ball for President Aims to Endow Warm Springs
A national birthday ball for the President on January 30 in the George Washington Hotel hopes to build an endowment for the Warm Springs Foundation aiding infantile paralysis patients. Henry L. Doherty chairs the national committee. local efforts are led by Mayor C A Anderson and a Chamber of Commerce meeting setup. The event charges $1 per couple with proceeds aiding the foundation. Also notes the marriage of Lillian Frances Hite to Henry Milton Layman in Hagerstown with plans to reside in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs
Georgia
Roosevelt
Henry L. Doherty
C. A. Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
George Washington Hotel
Lillian Hite
Henry Layman
J.C. Hite
Valley
Lillian Frances
Henry Milton Layman
Winchester
Cieais Monor
Hagerstown
F .G. Coleman
Middlebrook High School
Stonewall Jackson Hotel
Layman
R. E. Layman
Lacy Springs
Broadway High School
Ena Business College
Staunton News-Leader
Social Calendar Highlights Weeklong Community Meetings
A schedule of club gatherings and choir practices across local churches and organizations. Key events include Kiwanis luncheon at the George Washington Hotel, Stephenson Social Club meeting at Mrs. H. P. Boyce home, Jewish Woman's Club at George Washington Hotel, and regular weekly sessions of the Winchester Lodge Elks and Grace Lutheran adult choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Stephenson Social Club
H. P. Boyce
Clearbrook
Jewish Woman’s Club
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Grover Cooper
North Cameron Street
Young Peoples’ Choir
United Brethren Church
Jewish Woman's Club
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Braddock Stret Methodist Episcopal Church
Music Lovers’ Club
Lions’ Club
Mrs Esther Lovett Weds Jack Wilkins in Washington
Mrs. Esther Hyman Lovett of North Loudoun street Washington married Jack Wilkins in a quiet Sunday ceremony at 5 30 pm in Washington D C. Rabbi Simon officiated at his home. The couple, with attendants Mr and Mrs Roy Ross, exited for a Willard Hotel dinner then a wedding tour to New York and northern cities. They plan to settle in Washington after returning.
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Washington
D. C
Esther Hyman Lovett
North Loudoun Street
Jack Wilkins
Rabbi Simon
Roy Ross
Willard Hotel
New York City
Reva Hyman
Baltimore
Frank Lovett
Lovett Brothers
Wilkins
Mary Cooper
Newport News
Frederick County Teachers On Sick List
Two Frederick county teachers are on the sick list with one at Memorial Hospital awaiting an appendicitis operation. Miss Mattie Golightly of Good Samaritan school will be operated on soon while Mrs. Pearl Hutton substitutes. Mrs. Frank Cleaver of Russell Grove is indisposed for two weeks or more with Miss Shryock covering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Memorial Hospital
Mattie Golightly
Good Samaritan School
Winchester
Pearl Hutton
Frank Cleaver
Russell Grove
Shryock
Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Fries Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church will meet at 112 North Avenue this evening at 7 30. Ada Hicks will lead the program and important matters will be discussed. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
E. L. Fries
North Avenue
Ada Hicks
Lee
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. E. Lee
Fred L. Glaize
East Piccadilly Street
Cooper
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Grover C. Cooper
Frank B. Crawford
H. Elmer Griffin
Melville Shirkey
Local theater reading and community notices this evening
An evening meeting of the Little Theater at 7 30 in the Handley Library lecture room invites members and interested nonmembers. Ann Tucker McGuire and John Weems will read a short play. Several local society meetings and obituaries are noted, with routine chair and host details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theater
Handley Library
Ann Tucker McGuire
John Weems
Mr. Weems
Olive Tablets Promise Bright Skin and Energy
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets offer a vegetable remedy described as a calomel substitute. They claim to improve color, vitality, and digestion by stimulating the liver and bowels with no dangerous after effects. Sold in 15c 30c and 60c sizes with millions of boxes sold yearly.
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Dr. Edwards
Intervention of U S Sought In Great Milk War
Federal intervention was sought in Chicago’s milk strike now in its fourth day as violence rose and milk shipments were disrupted. Meadermoor Dairy Company sought an injunction against two milk associations and asked for U S marshals on milk trucks. Negotiations failed to resume. Pickets blocked highways. 1500 at Walworth Wisconsin dumped 4000 gallons of milk. Woodstock county grand jury opened an inquiry into picketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Meadermoor Dairy Company
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
John P. Barnes
United States
Pure Milk Association
Walworth Independent Creamery
Walworth
Woodstock
Mhebro
Greenwood Notes from Greenwood Virginia
Sheridan Newcome returns home after visiting daughter Mrs. Harold Pope in New Oxford Pennsylvania. Holmes Carper and daughter June of Winchester stay with Pete and Roy Kern family. John Pennington travels to Yellow Springs West Virginia to visit his mother. William Hammon of Winchester visits cousins Pete and family. Sam Giffin adds a telephone to his home. Elizabeth Giffin improves after grippe. Etta Robinson falls at Mrs Streif home with injuries and rests at home. Maggie Bryant improves toward convalescence.
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Greenwood
Sheridan Newcome
Harold Pope
New Oxford
Holmes Carper
June
Winchester
Roy Kern
John Pennington
Yellow Springs
W. Va
William Hammon
Pete Hammon
Sam Giffian
Elizabeth Giffin
Outlook Favored For Apple Sales In English Markets
F A Motz reports favorable outlook for apples and pears in the United Kingdom for the coming weeks. Arrivals this week total 208000 bushels and 32000 boxes, mostly Canadian apples, with prices and quality variations noted from Liverpool, London, and Washington market quotes.
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Outlook
Apple
Mr. Motz
London
Motz
Washington
F. A. Motz
England
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
United Kingdom
United States
South Africa
Canada
Liverpool
California
Virginia
Nova Scotia
Oregon
Washington Jonathans
Better Tone Noted In New York Market
In New York market reports a steady demand for box barrel and crate apples with prices closing well supported. Week saw light unloadings and post holiday revival. Exporters note strong European demand and fresh Western box apple interest though fewer fancy export stocks remain. Prices ranged Baldwins 60c to 1.25, Delicious 65c to 1.75, Jonathans 60c to 1. The report ends with Northwest Greenings 60c to 1.50 and McIntosh 75c to 1.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rome
Railroads push parity with trucks ahead of Virginia Legislature
The threat of a battle between railroads and highway interests grows as Virginia lawmakers prepare to convene. Railroads seek legislation like Indiana to tax trucks and buses on par with rail, arguing highway carriers pay far less in taxes and tolls. The Virginia Highway Users' Association, based in Richmond, mobilizes support and publishes a members magazine edited by Virginia 8 Morton urging vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Indiana
Virginia Highway Users' Association
Virginia 8
Morton
Massive removal of 200000 apple trees in Wenatchee district
In Wenatchee Okanogan district during 1933 fully 200000 apple trees were removed with only about 10 percent replanted. Flood damage and water scarcity drove many abandonments while poor soil and varieties also reduced orchard viability. Projected 1934 area likely 1500 acres less, though overall production remains less affected due to marginal orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Wash
Wenatchee-Okanogan District
Apple Shipments From Wenatchee Area Hit 1830 Cars by Dec 28
December Wenatchee-Okanogan district apple shipments reached 1 830 cars through December 28, 22 percent of the month’s holdings. Season total stood at 9 148 cars, versus 10 936 a year earlier. Of the season total 832 cars were calls and 700 stored, leaving 7 616 cars actually shipped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Wenatchee, Wash
Wenatchee-Okanogan
Apple shipments by variety this season
Shipments show 2 642 cars Delicious vs 3 184 last year to date. Winesaps 1 637 up from 1 710. Jonathans 1 520 down from 1 599. Romes 583 up from 552. Staymans 320 down from 395. Spitzenbergs 239 down from 284.
Relief agent completes grade apple transaction in district
A final payment of 50000 dollars for C grade apples bought by County Agent A R Chase for the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation closes a 6000 ton purchase and dehydration, costing 150000 dollars. Growers receive 14 dollars per ton, by products plants 11 dollars per ton, removing low grade fruit raises graded fruit prices and culls rise from 2 to 4.5 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Wash
A. R. Chase
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Virginia Horticultural Society record timing noted
Staunton Virginia January 9 A Taunting report states the Virginia State Horticultural Society issued a record time report just 23 days after the society’s activities began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton, Va
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Forty Eighth Annual Convention Highlights At Luray
The W. S. Campfield office staff mailed printed stenographic reports to society members after the thirty eighth convention held in Luray on December 7. The 210 page report was reviewed as EB D Nininger praised secretary Campfield for the society's success and dedication.
Apple exports show increase over last year
New York January 9 exports of apples from the United States and Canada for the week ending December 30 totaled 81,046 barrels and 379,955 boxes. Exports to date total 2,648,623 barrels and 5,063,983 boxes, compared with 1,915,595 barrels and 6,343,702 boxes to the same date last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
International Apple Association
Miss Jane Reynolds to Return to Philadelphia
Miss Jane Reynolds who has stayed with Miss Jane Mudd at North Cameron street will return to her Philadelphia home later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Reynolds
Jane Mudd
North
Cameron Street
Philadelphia
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Charles W. Trenary
Staunton
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Ladies’ Aid Society
Centenary Reformed Church
Peyton Beery
Thomas P. Beery
West Cork Street
Norfolk
Anna
Gretta Bray
Refuge
Jesse Funk
Macedonia
John North
Eco
Ella Louise Kremer
William ©. Marshall
Bedford
William C. Marshall
Annie Preston Starling
Rebecca Beverley
Kline
Lucy Foley
Berryville
U.S
Etta Robinson
Maggie Bryant
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Northwest
Rhode Island
York
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
SUDS
Big Joe
Depo, Ta
Olfonte
Congress
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
Union Bank OF Winchester
United States Postal Savings Depository
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Margaret L
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R. M. Swimley
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