Valley Meeting Focuses On Shenandoah Valley Growth
Harrisonburg hosts the second annual Shenandoah Valley, Inc. meeting with a 10 a.m. session to map a three year campaign. Col Howard J. presides. invited guests include Col Glenn Smith and J. P. Meir, plus W. C. Gregg who sent a $500 telegram supporting the valley movement.
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Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
New
Virginia
Col
Howard J
Hugh
Naylor
Ferlinand Zirxel
Claude ‘N. Hoover
Attor R. Gray Williams
Rockingham Publishing Com
Glenn Smith
Southern Appalachi National Park
Stock Sale Announcement in Middletown Barn
Stock sale advertised for Monday January 18 at 1 pm rain or shine at Chas. H. Whittington's Middletown barn. Sale lists 25 horses and leaders 12 cows calves by side and springers two registered English thoroughbred stallions. Auction references Q 11 13 15 31.
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Chas. H. Whittington
Valley movement funds and leaders rally for Shenandoah Park
Southern Appalachian. Col Grogs, of New Jersey, sends $500 and plans to offer $3,900 for land options to support a national park in the Blue Ridge of Virginia. Valley movement totals $8,500 in six months. Col Benchoff notes the need to raise funds for nationwide advertising and to hire a publicity manager. Shenandoah Valley meetings set for 10 AM with Rev J J Rives opening prayer and speakers including Rep T W Harrison and Col Glenn Smith.
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Appalachian
National Park Caalaat
Europe
Mr Grogs
New Jersey
Valley Movement
Virginia
State
Col
Benchoff
Bertha
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah . Valley
Beieve
Ploctia
Wlorita
J. J. Rives
R Ray Brown
R. Cray Williams
Capt
John Paul
T. W. Harrison
Cienn Smith
A. W. Welch
J. P. McConnell
Renchoff
Wine
Moore
Early Action On Tax Bill Urged By President Coolidge
President Coolidge urges swift Senate action on the revenue bill to ensure passage before March 16 when the first income tax installments are due. He says a Senate Democrats plan to boost reductions by 170 million dollars would be unwise economically and risk a partisan fight. Senator Simmons says the committee rejected the larger cut but expects enough Senate support to pass its version.
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Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Senate Finance Committee
House
Simmons
Eais
Colored Revival Attracts Interest
A union revival meeting of colored churches at John Mann Methodist Church East Cork street drew strong interest in the community. Last night several attendees professed faith and decided to live the Christ life. Rev Walker spoke on A New Birth inspiring others toward a new life. Tonight Rev Dr I Ewer will preach on Preparation for Service. Come early for seating.
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John Mann Methodist Church
East Cork Street
Walker
I. Ewer
Staunton District
A. M. B. Church
Death in Gasoline Explosion Ties to Carnegie Steel Works
Stephens City Va Jan 13 Mr and Mrs J P Carbaugh received news of the death of their friend C Beverly Buke of Homestead Pa in a gasoline explosion at the Carnegie Steel Works He was the son in law of Mr and Mrs Fred Held who with their family have visited the Helds Miss Jah Shryock visited her grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Shryock in Mansfield Ohio Earle Drake left for Baltimore and Mrs Drake plans to follow The young folks enjoyed the snow sleigh bells rang Trinity Lutheran Church men’s Bible class will host a banquet next Tuesday night January 19 John Hartley remains ill in Memorial Hospital Little Billy Lemley ill.
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City
J. P. Carbaugh
C. Beverly Buke
Homestead
Carnegie Steel Works
Fred Held
Mugh
Jah Shryock
Web Shryock
Mansfield
Ohio
Elizabeth Shryock
Earle Drake
Baltimore
Drake
Wesday
John Hartley
Memorial Hospital
Billy Lemley
Fred Lemley
Trinity
Lutheran Church
Reliance News Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Incidents
Reliance Virginia weekly notes Mr Mar ven Yates visiting Harrisonburg over weekend. Local illnesses include Mrs Margaret Werrick Mr Hugh Showalter Mr Harry Grover and Mrs G E Dorell. A Christmas Eve incident dragged by a car injures Mr Dorell. Dyke suffers knee ligaments injury. Mrs Fred Willey hosted supper for Obaugh family and Dandelikes children. R P Stickley visiting father near Strasburg. Ben Grover property sold to Mr Yates of Harrisonburg and will move mid month.
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Strasburg
Ben Grover
Mr. Yates
Harrisonburg
Discovery Herbal Remedy Cited For Cough Relief
Henry Powers of Roanoke describes severe bronchitis and night sweats improved by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. He endorses it as a cough aid and blood medicine and notes it as a tonic after recovery. He invites readers to write for free medical advice from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, NY.
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Roanoke
Golden Medical Discovery
Henry Powers
Wise Ave
Pierce
Tavaida’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Birds Feeders Bring Early Signs Of Spring Music
In a winter-quiet yard, birds flock to feeders and sing a bright tune as the season shifts. The cheerful chorus hints at warmer days ahead, drawing neighbors to watch and listen from porches and windows.
Colonel Roszel to Lead Rotary Luncheon Program
Colonel Roszel in charge of Rotary luncheon program at the George Washington Hotel tomorrow at 1 PM. The session, led by the ice committee of the Rally Club, aims to improve attendance, with secretary Arthur noting the monthly average remains low and wishing a better year.
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Roszel
Rotary
Mhenanéonh M
Louis Baker
Stuart
Noon Train on B. and O. Connects for Points South
Westbound passenger train No. 55 on the Ohio Railroad now leaves Winchester at 12.27 p m. five minutes after the previous time. It makes connections at Strasburg Junction for Harrisonburg and then Staunton and Lexington. Passengers for Lynchburg and beyond can ride a Chesapeake and Ohio train from East Lexington arriving at 8:50 p m. No other changes to the local schedule. connections with the mail line east and west at Harpers Ferry are maintained.
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Ohio Railroad
Winchester
jeaWi
Strasburg Junction
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
Lynchburg
Chesapeake and Ohio
East Lexington
Harpers Ferry
Mount Williams Notes Chronicle Local Move and Illness
Mount Williams Virginia January reports changes in residence with Neva Orndorff moving to Nellie Moore’s home and I N Wallace and EB Clowser visiting Mrs Broguer. William Orndorff and Irene visit relatives near Wardensville while Zelda Wallace is ill with pneumonia.
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Weery
Mount Williams
Neva Orndorff
Nellie Moore
Tegnance
I. N.wallace
EB. R. Clowser
A. L Broguer
William Orndorff
Irene
Wardensville
W. Va
Zelda Wallace
Iamet
Mirror to Teach: German Schools Explore Heat Engines
A report describes using a polished grass mirror to focus sunlight, generating steam to power toy engines in German schools. The lesson frames heat energy and engines as practical science, highlighting instructional innovation.
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Germany
Public Auction of Electric Fixtures in Winchester Virginia
By virtue of executions I will offer for sale at the Butlerng Co. on Braddock Street Winchester VA a large lot of electric fixtures. Sale on January 23 starting at 10 a m. Terms cash. Sheriff Luther Pannett, auctioneers Way Dunn & DuVall. (1-9-tf)
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Winchester
Virginia
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Reliance News
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