Social Life at Millwood and Blue Ridge Hunt Events
Social notes from Millwood Virginia detail dinners at Red Gate Mt Airy and Kennels gatherings. The Blue Ridge Hunt held meets near Red Gate and Mt Airy with numerous local guests, including members of Burwell Randolph Leinbach and Drury families. Hounds scheduled to ride Mondays Wednesdays Saturdays subject to weather. updates available via Boyce operator.
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Millwood
Ewart Johnston
Hill
J. Townsend Burwell
Edward Gay Butler
B. O'F. Randolph
Red Gate
Percy R. Drury
Hall Leinbach
Joseph Burns
Reading
Mt. Airy
George H. Burns
George H. Burwell
Percy Drury
Percy Randolph
Ben Randolph
Gwynne Harrison
Billy Jacobs
Louise Carson
Willard
Leinbach
Ronald G. Mitchell
George H. Burwell Jr
Blue Ridge
Boyce
George H. Burwell, Jr
Edward B. Jacobs
Mr. Willard
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Body of White Man Found Slain Not Identified
Charlottesville January 11 authorities describe a murdered white man about 40 found on Medium River bank twelve miles from the city. A silver belt buckle with the letter R and laundry mark D1729 on blue Serge trousers are among clues as about 3,000 people have viewed the body since the discovery.
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Charlottesville
Medium’s
Sit
Tragic Bridge Death Suspect Details Emerge
Evidence indicates the victim was brutally clubbed and strangled then dragged to a bridge rail where a wire gag and tied mouth were used. Bloodied clothing and four blood-stained blankets were found on a highway four miles away, with a woman’s scar nearby and a single cigarette package recovered.
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Bo Gr
States Ready to Favor Dry Law Repeal
Washington reports a prediction that 24 states are ready to vote for repeal of the eighteenth amendment and that 12 more would follow within two years, signaling broad progress toward repeal.
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Washington
Curran cites pro prohibition repeal support by state delegations
Henry H. Curran president of the Association against Prohibition Amendment analyzes 12 states in Congress. He reports 19 of 24 Senators and 113 of 160 Representatives ready to submit repeal to the people. He notes additional senators and 42 representatives prepared in other states, with specifics for New York Illinois Massachusetts Rhode Island Ohio Connecticut and Maryland.
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Henry H. Curran
Redy
Curran
Maryland
Ohio
Louisiana
Montana
Washington
New York
Illinois
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Leaders Training School Set At Opequon Chapel
The Leaders Training School, postponed earlier, will be held at 5:30 PM Friday January 16 in Opequon Chapel Opequon. Rev G M Morrow will serve as dean and Paxton Chapel M E Church South will participate. The course runs twice weekly for three weeks with sessions on Friday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Rev Snyder Alleman teaches the New Testament.
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Opequon
G. M Morrow
Paxton
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Snyder Alleman
To Beautifying the School Grounds At Upperville
The Upperville school grounds have been chosen by the state landscape gardener for artistic improvements and landscaping. The site fronts U. S. Route 50 the Lee Jackson Highway and will be developed as a model for nearby counties. The Upperville Garden Club donated 50 dollars toward the project as plans proceed.
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Marshall
Upperville
Lee-Jackson
Gardner
Richmond
W. H. Thomas
W. E. Tyler, Jr
Upperville Garden Club
Future Farmers To Be Represented At Grain Show
Stephens City Virginia chapter of Future Farmers held its regular meeting January 7 with 23 of 24 members present. The group organized for the Harrisonburg grain show scheduled January 22 23 and planned participation.
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Stephens City
The
Future Farmers
Harrisonburg
Judging Team Sought for Show and Early Exhibits
The notice asks to send a judging team and at least three exhibits to the show. With no further business, the meeting closed in regular form and refreshments were served.
Banker Predicts Upturn as Economy Rebounds
New York January 12 Associated Press says H bert Wiggin chairman of the Chase National Bank board will state in his annual report that the next major business move will be upward. He argues easy money and steady prices and wages delayed readjustments and recession. he sees the worst of the low mood near. The credit fabric remains strong enough to endure further strain.
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New York
Wiggin
International Chamber to Convene May Meeting to Combat Global Depression
Washington reports a May session of the International Chamber of Commerce will seek remedies for the world depression. Si las H. Strawn, head of the American committee, said 46 nations will send representatives to discuss causes and effects and early recovery steps.
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Eal
Wiginder
Bea
Washington
International Chamber of Commerce
Silas H. Strawn
Organization
Strawn
Business Outlook Predicted To Improve This Fall
M Babson predicts better business conditions in the coming fall as forecasts indicate a rebound after a sluggish period. The San Diego Union notes the expectation that trends will turn favorable, aligning with recent predictive notes.
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M. Babson
San Diego Union
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Goodrich
Cammer Tire CO
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Pying House
Virginia
Te Hoor
Willys
C. B. Organ
Braddock ST
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Bickers Motor CO
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Harpers Ferry
Consolt
Baltimore & Ohio
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Wright Motor Company
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Star Office
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America
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E. Piccadilly ST
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Grocer MeRe Tomorro
Decoy Duck
Jere
Chase National
Associated Press
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R. M. Swimley
Shenandoah Motor Company, Inc
Handley School
Firestone Products
Muti
Jeff
Lud Fisher
C. I. Brumback
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