County Welfare Officer Reports For Past December 1937
Frederick county welfare officer Mrs Eulalia Savage Nalley reports December 1937: 152 open cases with 477 persons, 68 unemployable, 21 temporarily incapacitated, 39 with disabilities, 2 blind, 17 child welfare. 22 new cases. 9 accepted. 8 hospital care including sanatorium. 1 medical care. 75 home visits. 147 office interviews. 134 outside reference visits. 45 letters received. 94 letters sent. 217 calls received. 197 calls transmitted. 487 miles traveled.
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Eulalia Savage Nalley
Frederick County
For Sale Property of late A. L. Pingley house on Route 50
Property of late A. L. Pingley a near new seven room house sits on over an acre of land along highway Route 50 three miles west of Winchester with immediate possession.
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A. L. Pingley
Winchester
Program Of Home Agent This Week
Schedule for January 10 15 shows meetings by 4 H clubs and home demonstration groups. Tuesday projects include The Star Tannery 4 H Club at 10 30 and Gravel Spring meeting at 2 with a Curtain demonstration by Miss Blair. Wednesday Gainesboro 4 H at 10 40 and Stration Group chair seating demo at 1. Thursday regional planning in county courthouse with county and federal representatives to form a county agricultural board. Friday White Hall 4 H at 1 55 and office time. Saturday office hours.
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Star Tannery
Evil
Gravel Spring
Harold Cooper
Blair
Gainesboro
Lee Whitacre
Clarke
Frederick
Farm and Home
Home Economics Department
Parm Credit Administration
Agricultural Key Labor
Round Hill
White Hall
Five Cent Cigar Sets Young Baltimorean Smoker
Three year old John Merlin Brown sat on a box in a store in Berlin inhaling from a corncob pipe while his mother Mrs. John Brown noted he had smoked since 18 months old and bought him a five cent cigar to smoke after dinner.
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Berlin
John Merlin Brown
John Brown
New Virginia Life booklet highlights state advantages and resources
A new 261 page booklet titled Virginia Life outlines the commonwealths natural assets including climate soil minerals forests and fisheries. Commission of agriculture head G W Koiner commends the guide praising county farm demonstrators chambers of commerce and divisions of geology and forestry for its preparation and photography by the Virginia Conservation Commission.
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Virginia
States of Agriculture
Ayory
G. W. Koiner
Commissioner of Agriculture
Charlotte Allen
Chambers of Commerce
Virginia Conservation Commission
Ridella DeHaven Will Recorded In Gainesboro Court
The will of Ridella DeHaven of Gainesboro district was admitted to record by County Clerk C. C. Brannon. It leaves the home and 17 1 2 acres to her husband James R. DeHaven for life, then to Nannie Q. Adams and after her death to the Adams children Walter Adams Anna Rebecca Walter Eugene and Harriet De Haven Adams. An interest in her parents properties goes to Walter Adams and Nannie Q. Adams. Nannie Q. Adams named executrix with bond at 8000, surety N. B. Adams. Appraisers J. Earle Rinker R. L. Barney A. R. Rinker J. A. Larrick and S. Dean Rogers named.
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Ridella
DeHaven
Gainesboro
C. C. Brannon
James R. DeHaven
Nannie Q. Adams
Walter Adams
Anna _ Rebecca
Walter Eugene
Harriet de Haven Adams
N. B. Adams
J. Earle Rinker
R. L. Barney
A. R. Rinker
J. A. Larrick
S. Dean Rogers
It's A Date Portland Ore. Lunch Plans Surprise Editor
Lowell Mellett former Washington editor answered a call from Washington while in Portland and agreed to lunch when he returned. A friend realized he was 3,500 miles away after Mellett used his secretary to reach him by phone.
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Portland Ore
Lowell Mellett
Washington, D. C
Washington
Mellett
DuPont Sues Author Over Libel in $150000 Case
The E I du Pont de Nemours & Co of Wilmington Delaware sues Ferdinand Lundberg and the book’s publisher in New York federal court for libel seeking 150000. The action targets passages claiming the United States is owned and dominated by the 60 richest families. The duPont family, ranked eighth, is shown among the listed 60. Eugene duPont is noted as Roosevelt kin but not active in management.
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New York
E. L. duPont de Nemours & Co
Wilmington
Del
Ferdinand Lundberg
America
United States
duPont
Eugene duPont
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
duPonts
duPont Corporation
Central Press
Why Women Primp Says Varied Reasons Across Field
Chicago sources report consensus from three psychologists and a female expert that women dress to lift mood after blues or boyfriends, to vex husbands by spending, or to attract male interest. They cite social reactions, self image, and personal satisfaction as drivers.
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Chicago
Agnes Sharp
Psychiatric Institute
Slender Line House Frock Designed For Everyday Wear
Describes a versatile house frock with slim straight lines and flattering neckline for daylong wear. Recommends rayon prints or percales, easy to sew in hours using Barbara Bell pattern book. Pattern No 1444 B covers sizes 36 to 52. yardage specified for size 38. Send fifteen cents for Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book.
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Barbara Bell
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C. E. Pingley
Antiary Ee
Loudoun St
Grei Bag Coffee
RCA Victor Electric
RCA Victor
N. Braddock St
Pierre 8. duPont
duPont de Nemours & Co
General Motors Corporation
Windsors
California
Leon F. Douglass
Menlo Park
San Mateo County
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Ventor
Orveryone
Portland Cement Association
State Planters Bank & Trust
Richmond, Va
Gene Byrnes
Joseph T. Casey
Theosophy
de University
Aman
Association For Child Study and Parent Education
the Evening Star’s Daily
Barbarbel Fashion
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
The
Beyy Syndicate, Inc
Maytag
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