Frederick Cooperative Directors Named as Receipts Hold Steady
The Frederick Cooperative Farm Bureau reports 12 month receipts at 160000 with a 6.1 percent gross margin amid lower feed and farm supply prices. Six directors were named J L Jolliffe George Bywaters L Ramey M J Pease Taylor Ritter and H A Clevenger. Officers to be elected February 14 with M J Pease E B Clevenger and J L Jolliffe continuing in roles. A memorial was read for the late Eugene Anderson who chaired the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Tive Farm Bureau
C. W. Sollenberger
J. L. Jolliffe
George Bywaters
L. . Ramey
M. J. Pease
Taylor Ritter
C. W Sollenberger
Eugene Anderson
Lebanon Church News Highlights Local Quieter Lives
Miss Mildred Brown is confined at home with a severe cold. Ernest Lee Brown is recovering at home after hospital surgery. Julius Beeler family and Hopewell Himelright visit Dewey Hulver. Mrs G W Rhodes fractures her left arm and recovers at her daughter’s home in Strasburg. Frances Watson returns home from visiting Mrs Lindamood. Funeral for Lonza Lafollette held at Gravel Springs with many relatives attending. Max Henry Smith recovering from an accident and to return home soon. Herschill Hodson treated for hand injuries in a grinder and observed at Windsor Hospital. Virginia Lindamood ill at home. Edgar Barton’s wife and Mary Campbell visit Lebanon. Mary Catherine Campbell, six, dies after illness. funeral at Lebanon Lutheran Church with Rev Lingle and Rev Shealy. Four girl friends flower girls. Pallbearers listed. Interment near church cemetery. Survived by Cletus and Mary Campbell and sister Loretta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Himelright
Strasburg
Frances Watson
Charles Lindamood
Lonza Lafollette
Gravel Springs
Gray Linn
Dewey Mannings
Capon Road
John Norbeck
Max
Henry Smith
Herschll Hodson
Winster Hospital
Virginia Lindamood
Edgar Barton
Uniontown
Mary Campbell
Mary Catherine Campbell
Cletus Campbell
Lebanon Lutheran Church
F. B. Lingle
Shealy
Denzil Hershman
Joee Bly
Charles Funkhouser
Gardner Gochenour
Loretta Campbell
City Council Adopts Largest Budget In 1921 History
In a special session the City Council approves a 1921 budget totaling about 134,586 with 134,630 income. The measure raises Miss Gertrude Higgins District Nurse funding from 220 to 500 annually and extends policemen vacations. An essay contest awards Charlotte Swimley 5 gold dollars. A tragic double tragedy occurs two miles west of town as a mother kills her children and herself. Winchester Mutual Building and Loan Association forms with J W Rosenberger as head. Meat prices drop across the board with beefsteak at 25c, veal 30c, and pork chops 20c per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Higgins
District Nurse Association
Here
Winchester
Winchester Mutual Building and Loan Association Formed
The organization of a company to be known as the Winchester Mutual Building and Loan Association Inc is effected at the office of Baker and Shryock with details filed for incorporation and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Mutual Building and Loan Association, Inc
Baker and Shryock
Minerals in a well planned diet from everyday foods
The author explains minerals like calcium iron sodium potassium and phosphorus are essential for bones blood heart rhythm and digestion. A varied diet including milk greens eggs lean meats and grains provides these minerals, while pure fats and sugars supply no minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Blair
Funeral services for Floyd D. Miller in Berryville
Floyd D. Miller 39 of Berryville died yesterday morning at 8 45 at his sister's home North Arlington after treatment in a Washington hospital. Funeral at St John s Lutheran Mt Williams Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev W O Luttrell and Rev George Waters officiating. He leaves wife Lela Payne two daughters Donna and Peggy a son Osborne and several brothers and sisters. The body to lie at Enders Funeral Home Berryville until the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mt. Williams
Floyd D. Miller
Berryville
Holmes Spillman
Second Road
North Arlington
Washington Hospital
Hardy County
W. Va
Mr. Miller
Program of Home Agent Weekly Meetings
The Home Agent Miss Madeline Blair outlines this week’s schedule for 4-H and home demonstration clubs. Activities include Irish potato demonstrations by Friendly Grove and Shawnee groups, plus reorganizations and planning sessions at various homes and schoolhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Blair
Armel 4-H
Middletown Home Demonstration Club
C. C. Bowen
Friendly Grove Home Demonstration Club
P. P. Glynn
Stonewall Home
Sirs. E. W. Grant
Shawnee Home
Brucetown Home Demonstration Club
Friendly Grove
Mary Virginia Larrick
Dress Stolen From Car In Berryville
Mrs. Alice N. Fritts of Berryville Virginia reported a black dress stolen from an automobile parked in front of Mrs. Fred Glaize on East Piccadilly Street where she was a guest Saturday night. The thief broke a window pane at the rear of the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice N. Fritts
Berryville
Fred Glaize
East Piccadilly Street
Minerals in Diet: Calcium Phosphorus and Iron Sources
The article explains minerals essential to the diet and how to obtain them from milk vegetables fruits lean meats and eggs. It lists calcium sources such as milk cheese leafy greens and syrups and notes phosphorus from lean meats eggs milk whole grains beans while iron comes from egg yolks lean meats oysters shrimps green leaves dried fruits molasses and sorghum with an emphasis on sea foods like cod mackerel and tuna as rich iron sources.
Brookneal Braces for Fire Loss in Downtown Blaze
A 5:45 a.m. fire in Brookneal Virginia destroyed six buildings in the main business district, caused heavy damage, and threatened a residential area. Losses totaled about 100000 with under half insured. Firefighters from Brookneal and Lynchburg fought the three hour blaze. Acting Chief Harry N. Lowe was injured. Continuous damage included a warehouse theatre auto agencies and a chair factory. several nearby structures were affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookneal
Henderson
Lynchburg
Harry N. Lowe
Bright Tobacco
C H. Stephens
R. Douglas Williams
R. L. Hines
Treasury Receipts and Outlays Report for January 20
The Treasury lists receipts at 15,067,540.33 and expenditures at 19,483,386.56. Gross debt stands at 39,564,869,138.10, up by 3,424,250.53 from the previous period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
Major Senate Week Sets Hopkins Confirmation and Relief Vote
The Senate plans two major acts in the third week of the session including the expected confirmation of Harry L. Hopkins as Commerce Secretary with few Democratic defections and a vote on the emergency relief bill. Democrats show restraint despite internal frictions over relief cuts and White House policy as President Roosevelt maintains a strong leadership stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harry L. Hopkins
White House
Felix Frankfurter
Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
Hopkins
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Double Trouble in Bloomsburg as Woman Breaks Both Arms
Miss Mae Hayden, walking with a cast on her right arm, slipped on an icy sidewalk in Bloomsburg. She fell and fractured her left arm as bystanders helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg, Pa
Frederick County Farm Parley Meetings Announced
Frederick County farm meetings are set for next week across Winchester Stephens City Star Tannery Gainesboro Gore Middletown Mt Airy White Hall and Gore with times at 7 30 pm and topics on farmer decisions changing conditions and best farming opportunities Attendance is rising says county agent Stine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Winchester
Stephens City
Star Tannery
Gainesboro
Gore
Middletown
Mt. Airy
White Hall
Stine
Tony
Pay Tribute To Anderson At Farm Bureau Meeting
Resolutions of respect and sympathy adopted at the Frederick Co-Operative Farm Bureau meeting held January 21, 1939 honor Eugene Anderson longtime member and former Board Chairman. The group expresses sympathy to his family and directs copies for minutes, his family, and local newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Roy P. Duvall
J. W. Richard
W. Solenberger
Armel Brevities Ties Local Folks in Winter Notes
A Virginia community page lists visits illnesses and recoveries. Ge orge Armel improves with friends hopeful. Dessie Affleck receives leg infection treatment. Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Gardner Howell visit J R Affleck family. Elsie Armel returns from Washington. Orville Lind recovers from a severe cold. Sympathy offered to H V Armel family on loss of daughter. Hockman returns to school after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Affleck
Charles Pifer
C. E. Armel
J. T. Funk
Winchester
Elsie Armel
Washington
Orville Lee Lind
G. W. Haymaker
H. V. Armel
Mr. Armel
Mark Price
Hilda Hockman
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Frederick Cooperative
Lebanon Church News
Mervel W. Adams Plumbing
E. Piccadilly St
Commercial and Savings Bank
Charlotte Swimley
Ross Swimley
Handley
Winchester Mutual Building and Loan Association
J. W. Rosenberger
John W. Rosenberger
J. L. Maphis, Sr
J. W. Baker
T. R. Cathern
H. F. Byrd
W. A. Baker
J. M. Orndorff
H. B. McCormac
W. F. Shryock
H. S. Duffey
John H. Roenberger
A. H. Jackson
U. S
Canada
Europe
Andrew G. Briggs
Shenandosh Valley National Bank
Box WS
F. D. Miller
Nelson Eddy and Bride
Nelson Eddy
Ann Franklin
Hollywood
Las Vegas
Nevada
Eddy
Sidney Franklin
Virginia
Tobacco
FE. T. Price Motor Company
Snell Motor Company
L. O. Harvey
S. BE. Thompson
Newman Pollard
Wise Booker
A L. Lunsford
Wilson Brothers
William Jeffries
Price
Virginia Public Service Company
Virginia Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ridgeway
Roller Rink
Ridgeway, W. Va
Ney Is
By Kirkel. Simpson
Anderson
Armel
Firestone Auto Supply
N. Main St
Phobes
C. I. Brumback
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