Library closes an active and useful year
The Winchester Public Library reports 1931 saw 79 836 visitors over 307 open days, with a peak 1 329 on May 6 Apple Blossom Festival. It borrowed 75 346 books, 529 new borrowers joined, and 288 donations added to the collection.
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Henry B. Gilpin
M. W. Albin
American Society For the Control of Cancer
S. J. Ashton
Aurand’s Book Store
Cary Barton
Billy Bell
Stewart Bell
Stewart Bell, Jr
Clare Benedict
Frances Bissell
Bobbie Boyd
Anna Briggs
Brown
W. Cabell Bruce
G. MacLaren Brydon
Campbell
Association of Amerca
W. S. Campfield
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Mann Page Carter
Mary D. Carter
the Century Club
Robert H. Chapman
Sara Chew
Bryan Conrad
R. Y Conrad
F. M. Copenhaver
Frank B. Crawford
W. P. Davis
Miles Dean
W. B. Duttera
S. O. Elting
Emergency Conservation Committee
Sherman Farmer
P. C. Fauntleroy
F. A. Fawcett
John W. Fishburne
Harvey Fishpaw
Richard A. Gilliam
H. P. Gilpin
Edward C. Goss
Melvin Green
Hugh R. Grim
Oliver G. Hamilton
Handley School
Elizabeth Harrison
Co. S. Hartman
M. L. Heatwole
Joseph Hodgson
Ira H. Shoemaker
R. Willey
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
D. FE. Wright
Winchester
North Kent Street
Board of Trustees
C. Vernon Eddy
Democratic chiefs meet in New York with Cox and Raskob
In 1928 Democratic leaders gathered in New York as John Raskob chairman of the Democratic National Committee and James M. Cox former presidential candidate from Ohio acted as leading figures in the party.
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Lewis H
Effie MacFarland
William J. McGinley
Maryland
Joseph Massie
Kate Miller
New York Stock
Archibald Oden
John Barton Payne Alfred Pearson
J. Julian Pickeral
Cassie Pidgeon
National Republican
James H. Rindfleisch
Frances I. Robins
Rockfeller Foundation
Scott Rush
Russell Bage Founda
John 8. Scully
Ernest L. Shade
Shenandoah Valley Bank
New York
John Raskob
Democratic National Committee
James M. Cox
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Smithe
White House Corner Stone Laid and Replaced
The original White House cornerstone was laid on October 13 1792. During 1902 extensive alterations a new floor stone was laid in the entrance hall.
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White House
Oklahoma Cowboys Score Big Hit At The Capitol
The Original Oklahoma Cowboys staged at Capitol pleased a capacity crowd after a prior tour of England and the South. Gordon Duke Dewey led the cast with Shad Roe, Ruth and Irene, Willie Newman, Jack Pierce, and others. Winnie Lightner appears in Manhattan Parade on screen.
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Oklahoma Cowboys
Capitol
Tulsa
Oklahoma
England
Gordon ‘Duke’ Dewey
Shad” Roe
Ruth
Irene
Willie Newman
Jack Pierce
Dave and
Esther Robertson
George Herman
Bash Moon
Winnie Lightner
Manhattan
Charles Butterworth
Smith and Dale
Bobby Watson
Tracked by Officer the Thief Fled After Coat Bid
A man dashed from an approaching policeman after attempting to lift a coat in the doorway. The incident prompted the constable to pursue as neighbors watched a brief chase unfold.
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BoubpdDy
Dad
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