Roosevelt Plans Inaugural Parade Review From Hermitage Replica
Washington January 16 President Roosevelts plan for a simplified inauguration includes reviewing the parade from a Hermitage replica facade as the oath is given for a second term. The event will lack an official inaugural ball though informal gatherings are expected.
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Roosevelt
Hermitage
Washington
White House
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Capitol
Jackson
Secret Service
Woodrow Wilson
Dolly Madison
Zachary Taylor
Benjamin Harrison
Taft
Pontiff Pius XI Weakens After Sleepless Night
Vatican report says Pope Pius XI grew very weak after an almost sleepless night. He insisted on a restricted schedule and received Mass before meetings with Vatican officials. Dr Milani tended to his right leg and shortness of breath through the night, leaving at 1.30 a.m. The pope remained propped up to ease breathing throughout.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Vatican
Aminta Milani
Bank Closings Honor Robert E. Lees Birthday
Banks announce holiday closure Tuesday January 19 1937 for Robert E Lees Birthday with payments on the next banking day Wednesday January 20 1937. J H Yost cashier Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co John I Sloat cashier Commercial and Savings Bank George B Bushnell cashier Union Bank of Winchester Harold G Brown cashier Shenandoah Valley News Bank.
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Robert E. Lee
J. H. Yost Cashiey Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
John 1. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Geo. B. Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
Harold G.brown
Shengadoah Valley Net’s Bank
North Braddock Street
Merton W. Kremer
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
G. F. Butsler
Financial gains for U.S. farmers in 1936 survey shows higher net income
Federal farm experts report 1936 net income after costs at 5.3 billion dollars, up 17 percent from 1935 and near 1929 levels. Cotton profits surged to 955 million, wheat and potatoes rose in value, while drought affected corn and wheat belts. Livestock marketing offset smaller crop volumes, with about 315 million acres harvested and overall purchasing power at a 13 year high.
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Washington
Leaders In Palace Star Baby Contest List
The Evening Star reports the first 30 contestants by noon standings at the Palace Theatre event. Notables include Peggy Ann Adams Patricia Cahill Glenda Keckley Andrew Higgs Nancy James and James Coffinberger among others from the city.
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Peggy Ann Adams
Patricia Cahill
Glenda Keckley
Patricia Anne Cahill
Andrew Higgs
Nancy Lee James
Shirley Jean Repass
James Coffinberger
Betty Jeane Derflinger
Carol Ann Fowler
Elouise Gib Goshert
Anne Lloyd
Mi 'Ha Lee Greene
William Lee Whitacre
Jon Ritchard Berry
Arthur Eugenn Foster
Patricia Ann Pingley
Dorothy Cleventer
Shirley Ann Dunn
Shirley Ann Rainsberger
Betty Carter
Ronald Lee Adams
Betty Jane Hawkins
Charlene Virginia Grim
Suzanne Barr
Ralph Lee Jones
Joan Louise Roberts
Kenneth E. Brill
Nancy Virginia Eagle
Billy Goucenour
Hortense Wooldridge
Envy Alcipades Sermon at Christ Church Boscawen
Christ Episcopal Church in Boscawen lists services with Rector Robt B Nelson preaching at 11 am on Sunday with Holy Communion at 8 am and a Sunday School at 9:45 am. A weekly prayer asks for God’s help amid dangers. Local farming data note 32 million acres plowed last spring plus 12 million acres winter wheat and a 1936 farm product volume 3 percent larger.
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Boscawen
Washington
Robt
Nelson
Holy Communion
Jesus Christ
Community Notes From Refuge Virginia Local Family Visits
Miss Gretta Broy spent Thursday night in Winchester with Miss Mildred Walker. News of visits and illnesses fill the county page as families travel to nearby towns and relatives alike. Multiple residents, including Elizabeth Ritenour and Wesley Bird Lucas, are mentioned with health concerns and hopeful recoveries.
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Refuge
Gretta Broy
Winchester
Mildred Walker
Waldo Bennington
Garland Broy
Ralph Ritenour
Howard
Fred Cline
Elmo Neff
Florida
James Orndoff
Gladys
E. R. Conner
Elizabeth Ritenour
Harley Ritenour
Wesley Bird Lucas
Stephens City Notes In January gatherings and concerns
Mrs Boyd Steele and relatives visited Mifflin Pennsylvania for Lizzie Rennels funeral. Mrs Mary Boggs of Strasburg visits Ed Campbell. Mildred Reid ill at home. Patricia Argenbright stayed with Laura Lee Fritts in Harrisonburg. Wallace Clemons family visited Harrisonburg. David Eversole home from Winchester Memorial Hospital improved. Leslie Orndorff a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Boggs dinner guest at Campbell residence. Sally Anne Butler visits relatives. Sick list includes Wesley Byrd Lucas Raymond Sandy Jr Carrie Sue Reid and Mrs Ed Campbell.
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Stephens City
Boyd Steele
Fffie Argenbright
Holmes Argenbright
L. M. Argenbright
Harrisonburg
Mifflin
Lizzie Rennels
Mary Boggs
Strasburg
Ed. Campbell
Mildred Reid
Patricia Argenbright
Lauralee Fritts
Wallace Clemons
David Eversole
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Leslie Orndorff
Misses Campbell
Harry Butler
Anne
R. M. Carbaugh
Wesley Byrd Lucas
Raymond Sandy, Jr
Carrie Sue Reid
Local social notes from Reliance and vicinity
Miss Onida Shipe visited near Middle town with Miss Louise Stickley. Miss Fisher Eastman stayed with her mother at Flint Hill while Doris Shotwell remained for the weekend. Sick list includes Mrs F L Derflinger Mrs Lowell Sargent Mr Henry Bray and Mr Thomas with mumps. Mrs Fred Willey hosted the W M A meeting last Thursday with Mrs Hunt leading.
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Reliance
Onida Shipe
Near Middletown
Louise Stickley
Fisher Eastman
Flint Hill
Doris Shotwell
F. L. Derflinger
Lowell Sargent
Henry Bray
Thomas
Fred Willey
Hunt
Grimes Notes Local Moves and Community News
Claude Day of Mount Clifton moved into the remodeled Woodbine schoolhouse and will manage the orchard for McCormac. Galilee Sunday School elected officers for the year led by Superintendent Charles McVay. Arthur Orndorff and N C Hensell visited Martinsburg on business. John Leight improves after illness. Ellis Randall family plans a Winchester move as springlike weather arrives with 65 degree readings.
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J. O. Chamberlin
William Good
Irene Brown
Roert Baker
Arthur Orndorff
N. C. Hensell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Martin Burmester
Washington, D. C
Clarence Beckey
John Leight
Ellis Randall
Winchester
Park Concession Bids Opened for Shenandoah National Park
The Interior Department opened two bids for a Skyland Shenandoah concession with plans to build public facilities at own expense. Bidder firms are Robert A. Nordson Company of Boston and Skyline Company of Richmond. Officials expect a contract decision in three to four weeks and outline extensive development including lodges camps stores cafeterias gasoline stations and transportation.
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Interior Department
Skyland
Shenandoah National Park
Robert A. Nordson Company, Inc
Boston
Skyline Company, Inc
Richmond
Mason Mangham
Virginia Skyline Company
Park Service
Mangham
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Mangham
The
Wade H. Adams
E. Gray Linney
Roanoke
Big Meadows
Hog Back Mountain
Hog Wallow Flats
Front Royal
Swift Run Gap
Jarman’s Gap
Bear Wallow Springs
Eagles Hear Organizing Manager On Humanitarian Work
Winchester Aeria of the Fraternal Order of Eagles hosts a radio talk at 3 45 pm on the Blue Network featuring Conrad H Mann of Kansas City Missouri a 66th birthday celebration address titled The Fraternal Order of Eagles and What It Has Accomplished Along Humanitarian Lines The broadcast airs locally at No 25 West Boscawen Street and many listeners may join from home Mann a former Kansas City Chamber of Commerce president and former head of Associated Industries of Missouri is highlighted for his long service in social security related efforts.
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Winchester Aeria
Order of Eagles
Blue
National Broadcasting Company
Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City
Mann
Will Aken
Friends of the Eagles
Longtime broadcaster linked to Eagles for over thirty years
A veteran broadcaster tied to the Eagles for more than three decades is credited with shaping the team’s record of membership and community impact, spanning field performance and social security related recognition.
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The
Eagles
Weekend visitors and church auxiliary meeting noted
Nineveh Virginia reports weekend guests of Mr and Mrs James Welsh in Front Royal. The Presbyterian Church Women's Auxiliary met at Mrs Charles Powers's home. Miss Virginia Jett recovering from grippe. Mrs B A Rowland stayed in Martinsburg last week. Mrs Lillian Humphrey and Mr D M Cloyd of Front Royal dined with Mr and Mrs J M Jett.
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Nineveh
James Welsh
Roy Grim
Front Royal
The
Presbyterian Church
Tay
Charles Powers
Virginia Jett
Grippe
B. A. Rowland
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lillian Humphrey
D. M. Cloyd
J. M. Jett
Home Demonstration Schedule For Ensuing Week
Home Demonstration agents Miss Elizabeth Farrar and Miss Ethel Fisher release the week long agenda January 18 23. Activities center on 4-H and adult groups with field work meetings and club sessions across Middletown Gore Stephens City Brucetown White Hall and Shawnee groups. All women in the communities are invited to attend the listed meetings and programs.
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Elizabeth Farrar
Ethel Fisher
Kernstown
Middletown
Grange Hall
Atend
Gore Club
Stephens City
Home Economic
County Club Council
Margaret Larrick
Brucetown
White Hall
Miller
Bryarly
Shawnee Home Demonstration Group
Dudley Tichilter
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Stephens
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
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John P. Lamb
Baker's Drug Store
Miller's Drug Store
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ROCKS
Pullorum
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Massanutten Hatchery, Inc
Harrisonburg, Va
China
Clowe
Jewelry Store
Diamond Store
Loudoun St
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N. Main
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V. B
Care Star
N. J. Wigginton
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de Patterson
Cameron Street
Fairbanks- Morse
Chas. F. Nelson
Highland
Winchester Credit Corp
Piccadilly St
L. D. Arnold
Emma Dove
Martinsburg Pike
Hunter M
Stine
Highland Ave
Tiverton
Mount Williams
Fairview
Valley Ike
Elms
Cook
William M Richard
Apt
Orchard Ave
W. B. Brill
A. Osborne
Howard Schindel
W. Cork
Remington and Underwood Typewriter
N. Main Street
Nat. Bank
Mary
Yeakley
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Firestone Auto Supplies
Ela Road
Il Laboratory
Eedial
Firestone
Genuire Voltaire
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Roy
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Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Co
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