Public Lands Talk Highlights National Parks Progress
Mrs Barton, speaking to the Democratic Women's Club, urged preservation of public lands and promotion of national parks from Yellowstone to Zion. She outlined land grants, purchases, and wars that shaped ownership, urged safeguarding parks for future generations, and cited leaders like Gifford Pinchot and John Barton Payne supporting public ownership and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dads
Barton
Democratic Women’s Club
R.T
Women’smocratic Club
Shendoah Valley
United States
S. Barton
Ocean
Ain
Tes
Maryland
New York
Massas
Connecticut
South Carolina
Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
France
Louisiana
Florida
New Mexico
Okland
Colorado
Alaska
Wallah Islands
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Jas
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
America
New England
Wisconsin
Minnesota
California
Utah
Yellowstone
Yosemite Valley
Department of the Interior
War Department
Secretary of the Interior
Zion National Park
Brigham Young
Biltmore
N. C
Desert Island
Missippi
Lafayette Nat Park
Axico
John Barton Payne
Word origins of fiasco and its glassmaker tale
The Italian term fiasco originally meant a flask and followers of the Word tribe trace its use to Venetian glassblowers who rejected a flaw by turning it into a common flask. This linguistic shift tied failure to imperfect crafts and a simple vessel.
Social and Personal Dinner in Holler of Smiths
Mr and Mrs Smith and Mr and Mrs Brooke hosted a social dinner in Holler. Guests included Gra Jennings Smith of Hagerstown and Millard M er who motored from Hagerstown Maryland to attend. An elegant dinner followed by music and songs entertained the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Smith
Brooke
Smith
Ben
Gra Jennings Smith
Millard M
Hagetétown, Md
J. Walter Hallback
Katharine Miller to Wed Perry Murray Armitage
Mrs. Fauntleroy Miller of New Brighton Staten Island announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Katharine to Perry Murray Armitage of New York City. The wedding is set for Saturday March 7. The bride's mother Miss Kate Fauntleroy is closely related across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauntleroy-Miller
New Brighton
Staten Island
Katharine
Perry Murray Armitage
New York City
Miss Miller
Kate Fauntleroy
Staunton
Mrs John W Affleck Improves After Illness At Home
Mrs. John W Affleck has been quite ill at her home on Peyton street for ten days but shows marked improvement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Affleck
Peyton Street
Visiting businessmen In Town From Hagerstown And Ridge WV
Mr LeVan Hyssong of Hagerstown was in town on business today. Mr RL Omps of Ridge West Virginia was in town on business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeVan Hyssong
Hagerstown
R. L. Omps
Ridge, W. Va
Mr. and Mrs Messenger Vacationing in Baltimore
Mr and Mrs J P Messenger, guests of Mrs Messenger's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs F Triplett at the Weems farm, left today for Baltimore to spend a few days before returning to their home in White House New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.’ P. Messenger
Richmond businessman departs after hotel stay
Mr. H. H. Clapp of Richmond, a commercial agent for the Norfolk and Western Railway, has been a guest at Hotel Jack for several days and left the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Clapp
Richmond
The
Norfolk and Western Railway
Hotel Jack
Mr H Latham Arrives at Chesapeake and Potomac Office
Mr H Latham assistant general manager of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company arrived here today and will probably spend several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Latham
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Dr. Robert C. Randolph Visit Noted in Town
Dr. Robert C. Randolph of Boyce spent the day in town, drawing local attention. He visited several shops and spoke with residents about community health, leaving a positive impression on attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Randolph
Boyce
Miss Grace Larrick Visits Return to Her House Here
Miss Grace Larrick, guest of Misses Mary and Katherine Rodgers in Baltimore last week, has returned to her house here. She spent Friday night with friends in Hagerstown.
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Grace Larrick
Mary
Katherine Rodgers
Baltimore
Miss Larrick
Hagerstown
Bridge Club to Meet at Mrs Bejamin F Arthur Jr Home
One of the bridge clubs will convene this afternoon at the home of Mrs Bejamin F Arthur Jr on South Stewart Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bejamin F. Arthur, Jr
South Stewart Street
Virginia Scholar Spends Time at Audley Estate
Mr Hobson McGee of the University of Virginia is visiting Audley, the Berryville home of Mr B B Jones, spending some time there as noted in local society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hobson McGee
University of Virginia
Audley
B. B. Jones
Berryville
Mr L Messinger Guest at the George Washington Hotel
Mr. L Messinger of Hagerstown is staying as a guest at the George Washington Hotel, with the occasion noted in local society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Messinger
Hagerstown
George Washington Hotel
Miss Martha Glenn Visits En Route To Wardensville
Miss Martha Glenn, after visiting friends in Washington for several days, is spending a few days in town before continuing to Wardensville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Glenn
Washington
Wardensville
Mr John L Kriders Visits Commercial Hotel
Mr John L Kriders is spending a few days at the Commercial Hotel. He is well known in Winchester and has many friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Kriders
Commercial Hotel
Mr. Krider
Winchester
Potomac Edison Official Visits Hagerstown Today
Mr C F Collins appliance manager of Potomac Edison Company in Hagerstown was a visitor in town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Collins
Potomac-Edison Company
Hagerstown
Local Trip Noted In Bal Timere Visit
Mr George P Kern motor to Bal Timere to meet Mrs Kern returning from Boston. She visited her son-in-law and daughter Captain and Mrs Joseph E Campbell for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Kern
Baltimere
Mr M D Albin Resumes After Severe Illness
Mr M D Albin returns home after several days of confinement due to a severe illness. He is reported resting and recovering, with friends wishing him well and noting improvement since his illness first announced.
Ramsburgs Suffer Grippe Keep House on Peyton Street
Mr C W Ramsburg has recovered from a grippe attack and left his home on Peyton Street. Mrs Ramsburg and their daughter Mrs James Yates remain confined to the house with grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Ramsburg
Peyton Street
Grippe
Philadelphia Merchant Visits Uncle During Business Trip
J Edward Haldeman of J G Haldeman and Company Philadelphia arrived Tuesday evening for a short visit at the home of his uncle J S Haldeman while in Ingtoh on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Haldeman
J. G. Haldeman and Company
Philadelphia
Ingtoh
J. S. Haldeman
Cain Family Visit Seen In Harrisonburg Run
Mrs. Herbert Cain leaves today for Harrisonburg to visit her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Thomas Webster.
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Irs
Herbert Cain
Charrisonburg
Thomas Webster
Mrs Steele of Kernstown Visits Washington and Harpers Ferry
Mrs Harry Steele of Kernstown spent the day in town with Mrs M tales at Washington and arrived to visit her mother Mrs Rachel Barrett in the county. Miss Nina Williams, guest of Mrs Carroll Jones near Harpers Ferry, returned home near Strasburg with Mrs Jones who will visit her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Tales
Washington
Rachel Barrett
Nina Williams
Ada Hammsberger Of Mount Jackson Spent Day Shopping
Mrs. Ada Hammsberger of Mount Jackson spent the day shopping here in town, enjoying a routine outing and visiting local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada. Hammsberger
Mount Jackson
Mrs Floyd LffeCture and Family Return Home
Mrs Floyd LffeCture and two young children who had been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs William L Poston for several weeks have returned to their home in Mannington West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd LffeCture
William L. Poston
Mannington
W. Va
Capper Family Heads to Jacksonville Guests in Florida
Mr and Mrs C M Capper of Washington and their daughter Miss Mary Capper with the former's parents Mr and Mrs Walter Capper of this city left today by automobile for Jacksonville Florida where they will be guests of Mr and Mrs John Capper for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Capper
Washington
Mary Capper
Walter Capper
Jacksonville
Fla
John Capper
Local social notes from Baltimore and Washington trip
Miss Ruth Woolingham and Miss Aretta Unger returned from Baltimore and Washington after a week with friends. Rev H S Driscolly of the Children s Home Society, guest at the Jack Hotel for two days, returned to Charlottesville. Congressman and Mrs 4 W Harrison attended Mr Thomas birthday dinner and returned to Washington. Mrs J H Cooley left for Cumberland to be with her ill sister Mrs George Penrod.
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Ruth Woolingham
Aretta Unger
Baltimore
Washington
4. W. Harrison
Mr. Thomas
J. H. Cooley
Cumberland
George Penrod
Mrs. Melton Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs. Charles L. Melton who suffered a fractured hip several months ago and had been a Memorial Hospital patient has returned to her home in Front Royal. Her husband serves as the principal of Randolph-Macon Academy.
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Charles L. Melton
Memorial Hospital
Front Royal
Melton
Randolph-Macon Academy
Ladies Return After Visiting Ritter Home
Mrs. Lewis P. Kauffen of Wilkes Barre and Mrs. Sampel Kears of Atlantic City, who had never visited the home of Mr and Mrs O. T. Ritter on Valley Avenue, have returned to their respective homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis P. Kauffen
Wilkesbarre
Sampel Kears
Atlantic City
Ty Ritter
Valley Avenue
Berryville woman leaves for Mount Ji to visit uncle
Miss Mamie White of Berryville departed today for Mount Ji after receiving a call from her uncle, Mr. F. S. Pennybagker of that town.
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Mamie White
Berryville
Mount Ji
Iires
F. S. Pennybagker
Town
Mr and Mrs Milton Stickley Visit Strasburg Residents
Mr and Mrs Milton Stickley of Strasburg spent a day in town visiting friends and taking care of shopping and errands.
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Milton Stickley
Strasburg
Town
Kernstown Community League to Hold Special Meeting
A Kernstown Community League special meeting is set for January 23. All members are urged to attend for important business. A surprise will be provided by the surprise committee, and visitors are welcome.
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Community League
Kernstown Community League
Treaty to resume U S relations with Turkey discussed
Washington Jan 21 The Lausanne treaty to resume diplomatic relations with Turkey was debated at length in a White House briefing attended by most Senate Foreign Relations Committee members. Washburn Child, the U S negotiator, outlined details as senators pressed for changes and urged swift action.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
White House
Gogtereach
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washburn Child
I Ba Ban
President Coolidge and the ratification debate
The text notes views on ratifying a convention and states that President Coolidge has not expressed his views publicly. A Senate committee has considered the issue for over a year. Invitations for a committee dinner were sent after the Johnson resolution sought information on early reparations negotiations, but guests said the matter was not discussed.
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Coolidge
Senate
Oon
Bellate
Johnson
Mughes
South Dakota Legislature Rejects Child Labor Amendment
Pierre South Dakota the Legislature today defeated the resolution ratifying the federal child labor amendment by a 35 to 6 vote. The action ends the state's consideration of the national amendment proposed to restrict child labor nationwide.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Five More Miles Of Rawley Pike Taken By State
The state added five miles of the Rawley Pike from Rock Hinton to Ed's Park gate, extending the system by 11 percent of miles under the 244 per cent law. Chairman Henry G. Shirley announced the action in Richmond noting the road reaches near Rawley Springs and Pendleton Road. The move leaves thirteen miles to be taken over toward the West Virginia line, with two more years likely to bring Pendleton Row under state control.
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Rawley Pike
Rock Hinton
Ed's Park Gate
State Highway Commission
Henry G. Shirley
Richmond
Rawley Springs
Pendleton
Franklin
W. Va
Harrisonburg
Rawley
West Virginia Line
Mount Jackson
Ards Orkney Springs
Maintena
Ruckersvilte
Charlottesville
Lottesville
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Arch Preserver Store
Nathanson Company
Main St
Jewelers
M. B. Clowe
Jewele
Winchester, Virginia
Mr. Farmer
Haldeman. Produce. Co
Henry C. Hoffman Produce Co
Haldeman Produce Co
Wiss
Katharine F. Miller
Mr. Armitage
the Empire
Mize
Lassie
Fansbroug
Eerautiful
Aorge E.wintz
Hal
Kiter
Harry Shannon
J. D. Race
Ray Finkhouse
Ed. Simpkins
Lessie Bard
Ish Jones
Sam Puckett
Brad Smith
Tiny Jackson
Chas Knost
Fred Yeager
Liam Worldman
Iscusses
Ieee
North Main St
Mark
J.C. Co
Hes
Pere Ys
Rawley Spring
Binder
State
Star
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