Virginia Sharpshooters Score Again At Camp Perry National Matches
Members of the Virginia National Guard Rifle Team competed in the National Matches at Camp Perry Ohio with Major Paul R Hudson and Adjutant General Gardner Waller pictured among the civilian-clad officials The roster includes Hinton Rudd Harry Jordan T J Lohr and John Burroughs among others with Mathewson Barksdale Pugh Blount Hamellie Vaughan Miller Archer and Moore named in the line up. Lieutenant Miller hails from Winchester now Whitefs?
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Virginia Sharpshooters
Camp Perry
Virginia National Guard
Ohio
Paul R. Hudson
Adjutant General
Gardner Waller
Hinton M. Rudd
Company E
116Th Infantry
Harry =. Jordan
Ant T. J. B. Lohr
91St Infantry Brigade
John M. Burroughs
1St Infantry
T. P. Mathewson
Wm. L. Barksdale
John R. Pugh
Johnathan P. Blount
Herbert Hamellie
Albert B. Vaughan
George F. Miller
Burton E. Archer
John W. Moore
Miller
Winchester
White Aas
County News Brevities From Albin Virginia
Local items note visits and family events in Albin near Stines Chapel Washington DC trips for Mrs A J Tavenner and daughter Sally funeral for Daniel Miller attended by Charles Miller of Chicago memorial service for Floyd Crim improving Granville Davis is ill Ellsworth Orndoff and family hosted birthday dinner for Ellsworth Orndoff community extends sympathy on the death of Uncle Dan Miller Friday morning
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Ter
Sally
James Clemens
Washington, D. C
Charles Miller
Chicago
Ill
Daniel Miller
Carrie Clayton
Floyd Crim
Memorial Servital
Granville Davis
Ellsworth Orndoff
Winchester
W. A. Ornoff
Dan Miller
What Cathartics Do to You
Harsh laxatives irritate the intestines and leave a reader weak and listless. Cerence to treat constipation suggests Kellogg's All-Bran supplies bulk to absorb water and soften stool. It also contains vitamin B to help tone the intestinal tract and should be eaten daily with plenty of water. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Reynolds Store Notes Details Visitors and Dinner Guests
Mrs Clarence Bohrer and her son from Cumberland Maryland were dinner guests of Mrs Se an B Lewis and returned home with Mr Bohrer who had visited here for months. Mr and Mrs Foster Lineweaver and Mrs C H Lineweaver dined with Mrs C W Moore on Sunday and were joined by Mrs C W.
Local Social Roundup From Berkeley Springs and Winchester
Moode visits Shade home and Rev Crounse is supper guest. Berkeley Springs guests include Mrs Amick Newlin Mesmer and others. Winchester visitors join Carpenter dinner party and a play titled The Fortunate Calamity is set for Friday at Fairview Grange Hall with refreshments. Birth of a son to Rev Crow and wife David Franklin named. Local music for a Big Pool play. Ongoing visits and Saturday gatherings noted with several households in Winchester and Big Pool Maryland.
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Russell Fletcher
Clint Carpenter
Lee Dove
Randall Gardner
Beverley
Winchester
Lonnie Shenk
Herbert Yost
Fairview Grange Hall
Earl Place
Crow
Gamesbor
David Franklin
Earl
Joshua Place
Big Pool
O'Nile Omos
Roxanna Batt
Ray Calvert
E. P. Brown
Pauline
Virginia Gardner
Eddie Largent
White Post Notes Local Illness Visitors and Plans
White Post Virginia reports Mrs. Eleanor Conley ill with levisy and visitors from Leesburg to see The Conquest. Mrs. Edward Ribble arrives from Hyattsville to aid Conley. Local men buy a Shenandoah river lot to build a cabin for August fishing vacation. Rev. Sheets ends a two week revival with music by Mrs. Sheets and others. Mr. Cal Armel and son Bud sing with guitars alongside C. Millwood. John Royston and family also noted.
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White Post
Eleanor Conley
Charlie Lee
Near Leesburg
Emmett Stuart
Greta Garbo
Charles Boyer
Edward Lee
Ribble
Hyattsville
Albert and
Adam Thompson
Max Dearmont
Custis Meade
Lover’s Leap
Shenandoah River
Sheets
Cal Armel
Bud
C. Millwood
John Royston
Local residents host guests and military moves
Sunday guests included Boyce and the Buckleys. Arthur Chrisman heads a large kindergarten class. Mrs. Edward B. Lee traveled to Leesburg to visit her mother, Mrs. Orr. John Price will depart soon for an army camp in South Carolina, with his company shipping to the Panama Canal Zone in February. Price is the adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Price and has served nearly five years in the U S Army.
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Boyce
Robert Buckley
Arthur Chrisman
Edward B. Lee
Leesburg
Orr
John Price
South Carolina
Panama Canal Zone
Mr. Price
Lester Price
U. S
Wedding shower honors Cletus Dick couple in Green Spring
Green Spring Virginia residents report a Friday night shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dick for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Dick and note many gifts. A wildcat has been seen locally, possibly attracted by the scent of fresh hog kills. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kerns of Baltimore returned home after a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Nagley.
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Green Spring
Edgar Dick
Cletus Dick
J. R. Kerns
Baltimore
E. P. Nagley
Tells How Many Planes Are Boomed
An American aviation mechanic in Nanchang explains how Japanese bombers have destroyed many Chinese planes. He says Chinese workers build wooden dummy planes at the airfield to fool the attackers and that many planes are blown up at night.
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Nanchang
China
Alabama
Picture Book Highlights Famous US Places in 48 States
An advertisement promotes Famous Places In the United States a picture book detailing major historical sites in all states and the District of Columbia. Includes a coupon for ten cents and the Information Bureau contact in Washington. The nearby city note mentions Mrs Brown’s unusual birthday cow twins anecdote.
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United States
States
District of Columbia
Tarkington Close To Savage Of Old Days In 1940s Interview
Indiana author Tarkington argues the world still mirrors ancient self interest as nations grow rich by conquest. He notes historians gain material but true human nature remains constant, discusses revolts against prettiness and his preference for careful language.
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Toby Wiant
Indianapolis
Booth Tarkington
Indiana
Tarkington
Shaw
Freud
Penrod
Alice Adams
House Passes Treasury and Postoffice Bill
The House sent to the Senate a 1.515 billion Treasury Postoffice appropriation for the next fiscal year. The measure totals $200,000 below the committee recommended figure and reflects a net reduction.
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Washington
House
Senate
Treasury-Postoffice
House Appropriations Committee
Skunk Under Coat Causes Stir at Veterinarians Dinner
Mrs. Frank Kimes drew a pet skunk from her coat claiming it needed an operation. The veterinarians hesitated but she cited a prior odorless procedure. The dinner proceeded with the operation delayed.
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Kansas City
Frank Kimes
Last Section of Skyline Drive Nears Completion
The Albert Brothers Construction Company of Salem builds the final 9.38 mile link of Skyline Drive from Jarman's Gap to Black Rock Springs. Lincoln Missimiher is resident engineer in charge with a 25 man camp at Sugar Hollow and 30 nearby workers. Grading and crushed rock surfacing should finish by January 1, 1939, with top surfacing planned for spring 1939.
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Albert Brothers Construction Company
Salem
Jarman’'s Gap
Albemarle
Black Rock Springs
Lincoln Missimer
Sugar Hollow
Jarman’s Gap
Blue Ridge Parkway
Jefferson Highway
Swannanoa Gate
Black Rock
Front Road
Examinations Open for U S Civil Service Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Fire cooperation specialist at 3800 a year for U S Forres Service Principal plant physiologist at 5600 a year Bureau of Plant Industry Junior pharmacist in the Veterans Administration for Virginia with 2000 starting pay and 35 percent retirement deduction Full details from Herman Sr secretary of the U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the local post office
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United States Civil Service Commission
U. S. Forres Service
Bureau of Plant Industry
Veterans’ Administration
Virginia
Herman, Sr
Secrtary
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Skyliners Elect Year's Officers
C. Archer Smith of Fredericksburg was reelected for a third term as president of the Virginia Skyline Drive Battlefield Park Tour Association at its annual meeting in Culpeper. New officers include R. C. Powell of Standardsville and C. K. Cueman of Fredericksburg as vice presidents, D. N. Davidson of Orange as secretary, E. J. Nottingham Jr. of Culpeper as treasurer, and George C. Clanton as managing director.
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Fredericksburg
D. N. Davidson
Orange
E. J. Nottingham, Jr
Culpeper
George C. Clanton
Seeing Double on the Chicago Streetcar
Frank Prosser detained a man after feeling a wallet slip from his hip pocket. He then mistook a second man for the thief, but both men were innocent and were amused to meet their double.
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Chicago
Frank Prosser
Prosser
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R. M. Swimley
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The
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Frederick J. Haskin
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Council Bluffs, Ia
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Savage
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Massanutten Hatchery
Harrisonburg, VA
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sinclair Fuel
Sinclair
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Feyre Ee
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