Salvation Army Posts Hit in London Raids
Salvation Army posts faced bombardment during Sunday raids as headquarters noted bomb damage. Army services extend from Iceland to Singapore aiding over two million service members weekly across more than 500 centers. In London mobile canteens serve bombed districts and air raid shelters nightly.
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Salvation Ar Poser
Ce Ae
Lisu
Army War Services
Iceland
Singapore
Salvation Army
London
Funeral Services Are Held For Jacob H Keller
Funeral services for Jacob Harvey Keller were held at Lebanon Church at 3 p m on Sunday January 5th. He died in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a period of illness. He leaves wife Martha Miller Keller a son Ralph Keller a daughter Mrs Beeler two sisters Mrs S Beeler of Clary and Mrs Pam Orndorff of Martinsburg and many relatives. The rites were led by Rev P E Gneeley and Rev Arthur Wake with interment in a nearby cemetery. Pallbearers were E E Artz Pearl Bly Mackall Wilkins Russell Bowman W P Lineburg and Frank Campbell. Honorary pallbearers included Earl Miller John Horan John Orndorff. Distants visitors included several Orndorff and Miller families from Martin felt Front Royal and Roanoke among others.
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Church
Jacob Harvey Keller
Glory
Lebanon Church
Keller
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jacob Keller
Martha Miller Keller
Ralph Keller
On Beeler
S. Beeler
Clary
Pam Orndorff
Martinsburg
P. E. “Gneeley
Arthur Wake
E. E. Artz
Pearl Bly
Mackall Wilkins
Russell Bowman
W. P. Lineburg
Frank Campbell
Earl Miller
John Horan
John Orndorff
Fannie Orndorff
Burman Orndorff
Pane Custer
Elsie Orndorff
Clarence Orndorff
Boston Wool Market Report
Domestic wools showed slow sales with some inquiries in Boston on January 15. Prices ranged 0.85 to 0.88 dollars per pound for combing three eighths blood territory wool, 0.97 to 1.00 dollars for graded French combing length half blood territory wool, secured basis. Brokers reported a large volume of orders for South American wool for import.
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Boston
U. S
Scout Troop 9 Transfers Sponsorship to Market Street Church
Announcement of Troop 9, Boy Scouts of America, moving sponsorship from local citizens to Market Street Methodist Church. A Harold Rowe remains Scout Master with William Clare and Harold Pesa as assistants. Wilbur R. Johnston chairs the troop committee and oversees training. Committee includes Lester Arnold Arthur Seabright Hoye Riley and others with new members listed. A recruitment drive and a Scout party at the troop cabin on January 24 are planned for eligible boys from Market Street Church and nearby community.
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Troop 9
Boy Scouts of America
Market Street Methodist Church
Market Street
Simple Rites For Mrs Frank Krebs
Funeral services for Mrs Rose Melton Krebs wife of Frank H Krebs were held at Christ Episcopal Church at 11 this morning. The Rev Robert B Nelson led the service with many out of town relatives present. Interment followed in the family plot Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pall bearers were W A Baker Charles P McVicar Marion Anderson John Dunn Peyton Marshall and Gray Beverley.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Rose Melton Krebs
Frank H. Krebs
Robert B. Nelson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
W. A. Baker
Charles P. McVicar
Marion Anderson
John Dunn
Peyton Marshall
Gray Beverley
Rev Garland Evans Hopkins to Lead Francis Asbury Revival
Rev Garland Evans Hopkins of Market Street Methodist Church will officiate the Francis Asbury Union Young People's Revival at his church from February 3 to February 8. He has long been active in youth work and has taught at Methodist Young People's Assembly for three years. He has served on state and conference committees and written on church life. He previously led LeKieys Memorial Church in Norfolk and Trinity Institute Church in Richmond. All young people are invited. seats reserved for adults.
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Garland Evans Hopkins
Market Street Methodist Church
Francis Asbury Union
Mr. Hopkins
Methodist Young People’s Assembly
Virginia Conference On Church and Social Work
Virginia
LeKieys Memorial Church
Norfolk
Trinity Institute Church
Richmond
Jap Printer Goes On Rampage and Pies All Type
Fresno, Calif. jan 15 discharge pressman Tatsumi Watanabe, 49, jailed on malicious mischief, disturbing the peace, assault and battery after forcibly objecting to dismissal. Publisher S. Nagaoka says eight cases of type were upset and thousands of Japanese ideographs pied.
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Fresno
Calif
Times
S. Nagaoka
Tatsumi Watanabe
Nagaoka
Watanabe
Prayer Service at Lutheran Church Tonight
The Lutheran Church of Our Saviors holds a regular prayer service at 7 30 this evening with the pastor speaking on Thinking For One's Self. The public is invited.
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Lutheran Church of Our Saviors
County reports December general fund balance of 24640 51
County Treasurer Harry McCann presented the December financials to the Board of Supervisors. The general county fund shows a balance of 24640.51 at month end with receipts totaling 2707.38 and disbursements totaling 2980.38. Relief Fund and other accounts show separate balances and reimbursements recorded in the report.
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Harry McCann
Board of Supervisors
General
J. W. Baker
Blue Ridge
Quotations Va Livestock Market N Kent St Tuesday Sales
Prices from the Va Livestock Market at N Kent Street show weekly Tuesday sales with steers at 7.50 to 10.40 per cwt as well as heifers from 6.00 to 9.25 per cwt. Fat cows bring 4.00 to 6.85 per cwt and bulls 5.90 to 8.00 per cwt. Lambs and hogs also listed with varied per cwt and per head figures.
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N. Kent St
Debate at Armel school on a future for children
The Ladies Aid Society of Greenway A B Church sponsors a debate at the Armel school house Friday night January 17 at 7 45. The Mount Williams Debating Society presents the discussion on whether schools shape a child’s future more than training. No admission charge, refreshments served. Public invited.
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Ladies Aid Society of
Greenway A. B. Church
Armel
Mount Williams Debating Society
Treasury Update January 13 Receipts and Debt Totals
The Treasury report shows January 13 receipts of 14,430,649.81 dollars and expenditures of 63,190,792.45 dollars. Gross debt rises to 45,106,272,513.23 dollars, up 18,266,837.03 dollars from the previous day.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Radio Highlights and Inaugural Gala Casts Preview
The schedule lists 7:30 Cavalcade of America with Claude Rains as Thomas Cooper speaking on free press themes. At 9 Eddie Cantor hosts J Benny’s band at Constitution Hall for Sunday’s Inaugural Gala. 10:15 Senator Josh Lee discusses Nazi threats and small business views. Montana Senator James E. Murray weighs aid policies on WMISV.
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WRCO
Claude Rains
Thomas Cooper
Cavalcade of America
WRC
Eddie Cantor
Constitution Hall
J. Benny
Phil Harris
WMAL
Josh Lee
Oklaho Aeante
WISV
E. C. Hill
Shadow Music
Arch McDonald
Bankhage
Sullivan
Lowell Thomas
Streamliner
the World Today
Fred Waring
Amos 'N’ Andy
Mr. Keen Air Newsroom
Lanny Ross
Mile O’ Dimes
Meet
America
Mr. Meek
Tony Martin
Manhattan
Pmcente Om
Christian
Shields
Eddie
Fred Allen
Mr. District A
Gts
Jever
Glenn Miller
Sen. J
Om Murray
Knowledge
Hous
Tony Pastor
You Orchestra
Eddie Duchin
Desire
Engagement Announcements Highlight Berryville Notes
Miss Gertrude Reynolds of Martinsburg and Mr Guert McKown of Martinsburg announce an engagement. Also Miss Katharine McCormick of Berryville to Mr Leo Cyr of Limestone Me. Local social notes list visits, travels, and upcoming events across Berryville and nearby towns.
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Miss Liady
McKown
Frederick G. Liady
Martinsburg
W. Va
Gertrude Marshall Reynolds
Guert Pare McKown
J. Calvin Peonewes
Miss Reynolds
Lindy
Thomas Hulings Ynolds
Wilkes- Barrie
Mr. McKown
Washington and Lee University
Martinsborg
Holy Cross College
Georgetown Foreign Service School
Georgetown Law School
Japanese casualties since China war began
From July 7 1937 the war with China has produced an estimated 1 800 000 Japanese killed and wounded.
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China
L.H N. A
Rubber’s Early Naming and Use in America
The text recalls the origin of rubber names in America. It notes that chemist Priestly coined terms and describes how people used small pieces as erasers, generating ad hoc “rubbers” for wiping marks.
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Priestly
America
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Joe Rowe
Charles Cathers
Market Street Methodists
A. Harold Rowe
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Lester Arnold
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Jack Davidson
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Gilbert Longerbeam
Marie Crow
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Pattie Luke
Pichmond
H. B. Harrishall
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Miss Frances Davis
Frank E. Tappan
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A. K. Cummins
Roy E. Potts
William W. Blythe
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Jetson Spates
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