Winchester Ministers Back Three Day Wait Law And Free Examinations
At New Market Virginia ministers from the Winchester district urge a three day waiting period for marriage licenses and require both applicants to show a physician or health board certificate of freedom from communicable diseases with state funded exams if desired. The meeting was led by Rev P H Strieby with thirty ministers present as district conference plans were announced for April 3 4 in New Market and February meeting in Stephens City.
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New Market
Winchester
Board of Health
P. H. Strieby
Woodstock Methodist Church
W. W. McIintyre
D. D
W. C. Hook
Toms Brook
J. F. Owens
Front Royal
H. P. Baker
A. B. Clark
T. M. Swann
Ministers’ Association
Stephens City
Middletown Community League Plans Money Making Ideas
The Middletown community league meets January 17 at 7 30 pm in the high school auditorium. A money making ideas committee reports on proposals to boost the treasury with a public program sponsored by Mrs Ada W Robinsons room featuring skits from Little Women Tom Sawyer Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch songs and a bookland visit. Pupils including Roth Lee Petty Charlotte Shiley Catherine Cooley Lillian Cooley Margaret DuBreueler Joe Jenkins David Sargent Robyn Ann Williams Sara Jane Judy Lois Ann Sperry James Clem Mildred Lee Legg Anna McKee Dorothy Mc Cauley Anna Jenkins Irma Clem Wilma Gerrebee Evelyn Ferrebee Angie Burcham Kenzel Linaweaver and Mildred Ambrose will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middletown Community League
Ada W. Robinson
Bookland
Tom Sawyer
Mrs. Wiggs
Cabbage Tech
Roth Lee Petty
Charlotte Shiley
Catherine Cooley
Lillian Cooley
Margaret DuBreueler
Joe Jenkins
David Sargent
Robyn Ann Williams
Sara Jane Judy
Lois Ann Sperry
James Clem
Mildred Lee Legg
Anna McKee
Dorothy McCauley
Anna Jenkins
Irma Clem
Wilma Gerrebee
Evelyn Ferrebee
Angie Burcham
Kenzel Linaweaver
Mildred Ambrose
Grangers Back Michigan Community Health Plan Initiative
A Michigan experiment in community medical service gains Grange support led by Dora H Stockman former Michigan State Grange lecturer and state legislator. The plan creates a state medical service for members under 65 in local groups offering doctor visits X ray lab and hospital care with pro rata payments, non profit operation and free care for low income families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Grange
Dora H. Stockman
Michigan State Grange
Michigan Medical Service
Grange backs rural medicine plan in legislative bills
The Grange led advocacy for the proposed bills with strong physician support. The plan presents a notable experiment in rural medicine that observers say will attract close attention from other states.
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Grange
No Defense Plea In Hampshire Traffic Fatality Case
Charles W. Shinnamon pleaded no defense in Hampshire County Circuit Court at Romney to an indictment charging responsibility in the traffic death of Mrs. Harold Schuck of Harrisonburg Virginia. Circuit Judge Harlan M. Calhoun deferred sentence to January 23. Shinnamon a Chevy Chase Maryland resident and former executive secretary for Bituminous Coal Producers District No 3. Mrs. Schuck died after a collision on Route No 50 in Hampshire County and both were injured.
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Charles W. Shinnamon
Hampshire County
Romney
Harold Schuck
Harrisonburg
Harlan M. Calhoun
Shinnamon
Chevy Chase
Fairmont
W. Va
Virginia guard to add field drills under defense plan
If Congress approves the presidents defense program the Virginia National Guard will have 27 days of field drills and 60 armory drills in the new fiscal year starting July 1. No personnel increase beyond the September executive order. The force is nearing five thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia National Guard
Militia
Virginia
Hog Prices May Rise After Low Market Demand
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics projects higher hog prices later in 1940 than last year. Improving purebred or commercial herds is advised as breeding costs are low and good gilts or boars can yield fast gains. Cross breeding remains favored by some commercial producers.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Late Mr. Snapp Had Many Friends Here
Camillus Snapp a Frederick county resident known as Uncle Millie died January 2 at Mount Williams at age 86. He hunted regularly and during squirrel season brought in 43 squirrels. Survived by nieces Mrs. Adam Forney Mrs. Clarence Pifer Mrs. Miflin Clowe and Miss Elsie Snapp of Winchester and Mrs. Harry Huff of Philippi W Va. He was also uncle of Cornelius Snapp of Philadelphia.
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Camillus Snapp
Frederick County
The
Star
Mount Williams
Millie
Snapp
Adam Forney
Clarence Pifer
Miflin Clowe
Elsie Snapp
Winchester
Harry Huff
Philippi
W. Va
Cornelius Snapp
Philadelphia
Selecting Pure Breeds For Hog Crosses
The success of cross breeding hinges on purebreds used and careful practice. Selection relies on individuality, noting there are good and poor animals in all breeds. Emphasize rapid growth, easy finishing, productivity, and breeder reliability.
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New Market, Va
South Main St
New York
G-Men
Narrowsburg
N. Y
Michael Will
Macklin Boettger
Frank Malone
John A. Viebrock
John Graf
Viebrock
Brooklyn
Firestone
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Store
N. Loudoun
Hone
Philco
Amazing Philco Transit
Anderson
Mr. Snapp
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Plymouth
Sree Ork
BOWES
C.B.S
E.S.T
Muu Ais
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