Many Social and Personal Matters in Fort Loudoun D A R Chapter
The January Fort Loudoun chapter D A R met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs H Beating s home. A large membership attended as Regent Mrs O Neal led business referred to committees. New items include a box allotment for each state in the Washington D C D A R Building and a Colonial tea at George Washington s home. Several members and guests are noted visiting or returning from trips to Richmond Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Loudoun
D.A. R
Cp. A. R
Wes
PP. Massey
Charles Agent
Wir
Handley Library
Strider
United States of America
Valley Forge
George Washing
Frank Reynolds
McCormac
Viola. Griffith
Michael Collins
Leenawalt
Warren Rice
Mary Robinson
Lafayettes role in American independence and a museum tribute
The Century Club notes Lafayette’s life and the aid he gave Washington, including plans and funds for 1779 military help. It mentions his influence drawing France into the war and Roxemebau’s troops aiding America, plus a memorial château in France and a Metropolitan Museum of Art American wing exhibit with three historical periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Stewart Bell
C. F
John Orthaletey
Lafayette
Duke of Gloucester
Amercia
Amerona
South Carolina
Bee
Lfe
France
Rochembeau
Washington
Local Society News From Frederick County
Mrs. Luther Pannett recovering from tumor surgery at Memorial Hospital. It is expected she will return home by mid next week. Misses Cary and Mary Barton travel from Amherst Street after Dr. Samuel W. Barton’s death to Norbik Virginia then Se Wan Kee Tennessee. Mr Graham H Rosenberger leaves York after funeral duties for Genalist work. Mrs India Mason visiting Washington bound for W Va to nurse her mother. Inn Conrad and Washington visitors continue travel plans with nursing hopes for a mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Pannett
Frederick County
Memorial Hospital
Cary
Mary Barton
Samuel W. Barton
Alexander’t. Jones
Amherst Street
Norbik
Se Wankee
Tenn
Graham
H. Rosenberger
John Wosenberger
York
A T Moore Heads Valley Hotel and Inn Association
A.T. Moore heads the Valley Hotel and Inn Association as officers are elected for 1921. The group pledges support for Virginia tourism and state-wide promotion through the State Chamber of Commerce with a fund to advertise the state and attract travelers. John Branch of the State Chamber urged collective statewide promotion and cited successful precedents in California and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Branch
State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Virginia
California
Florida
Hampton ‘Roads
The
Chamber of Commerce
Roanoke
Patrick Henry
National
Fights and Saves House Near Crawford Fire
Jan 14 Near Crawford a resident F G Halterman rushed to save his house when curtains and a upstairs bed caught fire. The blaze was driven from the room by his efforts though the room’s household goods were destroyed. Mrs Halterman remains in shock from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount
Brethren Services With Rev J J Walker in Harrisonburg Va
The Rev J J Walker of Harrisonburg Virginia will arrive Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mr John Carper 679 Woodland avenue just east of the new park aged The subject will be Pati The public is invited and brewmen are requested to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Walker
Harrisonburg
John. Carper
Woodland Avenue
Virginia Assembly Denounces Federal Child Labor Amendment
The Virginia General Assembly approved a resolution rejecting the proposed federal constitutional amendment to limit child labor. The Senate and House signaled unanimous disapproval while sending copies to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral
Senate
Lehman
John . Williams
House
Victor Hanger
Trinkle
Virginia
America
Downing
Lancaster
Jan Eye
Washington
Ball
Arlington
Fedral
Congress
Pha States
United States of America
Senate of
State of Virginia
House of Delegates
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Washington, D. C
United States
House of Representatives
RB. E. Byrd
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Vivian L. Page
Norfolk
Saxon W. Holt
Newport News
Page
Holt
James A. Bear
Roapoke
Wickham
Sarah Lee Fain
Woman’s ‘ Council
Robert Barton
Winchester
State National Guard
Officers Reserve Corps
Navel
Governor’s
Calvary
Benator
Booker
Halifax
Aespeala
Virginia Park Move Gains Momentum In Statewide Push
Feb 26 to March 3 named Pard Week as officials in Virginia rally business leaders to fund a Blue Ridge National Park site. Gov. E. Lee Trinkle, Gov-elect Harry Byrd, and executives from Norfolk and other regions express optimism. D P Wine and Howard J. Ben eroft return from Richmond as the drive proceeds to secure funds.
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Virginia
Cal
Bea
Baheee
Irginia
Gov. E. Lee
Trinkle
Harry Byrd
Park
Howard J. Beneroft
D. P. Wine
Richmond
Blue Ridge
National Park
Wine
W. A. Welch
T. S. Southgate
Norfolk
Alderman
John Paul
Shenandoah National Board
Great National Park
Byrd
Trinkie
Airship program eyed after Shenandoah wreckage findings
An Associated Press report from Washington cites Navy witnesses arguing for a larger dirigible fleet to weather ocean storms. They claim the Shenandoah disaster showed such ships can endure winds, but advocate closing Lakehurst and moving operations to Los Angeles to save material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wrec
George ‘W. Steeler
Lakehurst Air Station
Naval ‘Committee
Los ‘Ange
Virginia Legislators Hear Speed Trap Proposals
Roanoke discussions focus on a bill to bar county and city officers from issuing traffic violation arrests on highways with state police to enforce rules. The assembly debates adjournment and canvassing votes as leaders forecast Governor Byrd and Lt Governor West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Orlin
House
Hanger
Senate
John R
Jeter
Assembly
Virginia
Harry
Flood
Byrd
Junius EB
West
John R. Saunders
Commonwealth
B. O
Jamier
John .M
Cell
Harris
George
Reiner
Corporation
Louis
Richmond
Democraties Caucus
Judi
General Assembly
Parksley
M. Bere
Halifax
House and Son
Richard
Miller Heads Cow Testing Association in Seven Year Start
At the seventh annual meeting officials announced new officers for the Cow Testing Association. M W Miller Bridgewater and Edger J Cling of BF were named secretary and other posts filled by Latter succeeding Minich and Cue taking a role once held by others. Heatwole announced tests for the Northern alley Cow Testing Association including eight to twenty herds across Shenandoah Frederick Warren and Clarke counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Assad
Retir
Cue
Roekin Association
Heakwole
Dayton
Rockoe
Heatwole
Shenanddeh
Frederick
Warren
Clarke Counties
Pinchot to See Mellon About Pennsylvania Enforcement
Governor Pinchot will travel to Washington to confer with Secretary of the Treasury Mellon regarding prohibition enforcement in Pennsylvania. The meeting follows an exchange of letters where the governor sought a conference to present certain facts on alcohol control in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Atheington
the Treasury
Pennsylvania
Fat pocket gophers and hen feeding notes
The page compiles farm tips about pests and poultry. It notes gophers reduce profits, hens needing good housing, and urges planning forors for the elues paren. It covers sorghum feeding value near corn, milk bacteria concerns, scalding remedy, and cabbage or green feeds for hens.
Not Communicating With Mackay Folk Says Berlin Couple
The Berlin man and his wife refuse to communicate with Mrs. Berlin's family or Clarence Mackay's postal telegraph circle until their return to the United States. They declare they are supremely happy and look forward to their honeymoon, planning a week in England and then Paris if reporters move on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet
Clarance’ Mackay
Berlin
Mackay Pee Sly
Mrs. Berlin
Opposed to New Scheme for Settling Railroad Disputes
James A. Emery, general counsel for the National Manufacturers Association, testifies before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that the Watson-Parker plan to settle railroad labor disputes would not protect the public. He warns the public interest would be endangered if adopted as is, marking the first major criticism of the proposal amid endorsements from railroad and labor representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
James’ A. Emery
National Manufacturers’ Association
Senate Committee
Pay Now Save Discount Applies to Rates
An notice states a January rate change with a pay now save discount. The new terms show $3.00 now and $4.00 per year in order, with the wording indicating a financial adjustment or early payment incentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaetita Ka
Eaepler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen D. Merrill
D. F. Butsler
Pocomoke City
W. P. Massey
Mrs
C. B. Funk
Reading, Pa
Arthur’ C. Robinson
New ‘York
Ftere
Walter Anderson
Red Bud
Ruth Sumption
Adele Metz
Philadelphia
D. F. Ritter
County
John P. Sartelle
South Main Street
Winchester Inn
Louise Reynolds
Frank Gelhaugen
Chillicothe
Ohio
Roland Park
Baltimore
Clarence Smallwood
Stephens City
Dorothy McCann
R. M. Ward
Mr. G. R. Allen
George Washington Hotel
Marcia Campbell
Miss Martha Campbell
New York
Miss Campbell
South America
Anna Lyon
Gilbert Lyon
Hagerstown
Miss Lyon
Robert Tunstall
Gray Gables Inn
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Margaret McVicar
North Main Street
Mary Washington Gold
Berryville
Mr.Stewart Bell
J.D. Ritter
D. Miller
Ray Brown
Harrisonburg, Va
Mr. M. Hamberger
Chambersburg, Pa
Miss Hall Way
George Washington el
A. J. DeHarts
Ross Wheat
Stafford Pemberton
Lee C. Hollar
Toay
Eugene Walk
Franck Baker
West Piccadilly Street
Annapolis, Md
Homer Guyer
Wilmington
Del
Ruth Guyer
Guyer
J. E. Spurrier
Mrs. Ashby Sprint
Ruby Lanahan
Charlottesville
Birmingham
Ala
Walter Allanson
Miss Lanahan
George Petley
Massey and
Mrs. Sculliers, Scully
India Mason
Isaac
Miss Inn. Conrad
W. Conrad
A.T. Moore Heads Valley Hotel and Inn Association
Commerce Chamber
Valley Hotel
George the Festive
G Partook
Iteworth
Chamber To Commerce Active
Brethren Services
M. W. Miller
Mellon
Vinainta Power
Muibtos A. _Jr
Rayas
Trustebs
Atdoah Valley
Benite
Benge
Routstanding
Tunie Wigchester
Mackay
Poe We
Haven
Villa Cor
Falor Madras
Moling & Seal
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