Personal Notes of Millwood in January 26 social round
Mrs Francis Draper Lewis of Philadelphia visits Brookside with her son and daughter in law Joseph and Mary Lewis. Travels to Philadelphia for sister in law Sid ney Wright s illness. Several local families attend events in Philadelphia Washington and Bloomington with visits to theaters and charity work for flood relief.
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Millwood
Francis Draper Lewis
Philadelphia
Joseph Lewis
Mary Ae
Graham Dougherty
Daniel Dougherty
Elizabeth Sues
St. Louis
Dougherty
Courtney Byrd Jones
Russell L. Jones
Bloomington
Ind
National Red Cross
Jones
University of Indiana
Christ Church
Juliette Burwell Jones
Energesiy Hospital
Washington, D. C
Soil Building Payments Are Given Approval
Virginia farmers will receive soil-building payments under the 1937 agricultural conservation program. Diversion rates for barley and tobacco are capped at 25 percent, with tobacco cotton and general soil depleting bases receiving earlier announced rates. The soil-building allowance varies by eligibility for diversion, using minimum acreage of soil conserving crops and prior diversions to determine payment per farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg
Virginia
Secretary of Agriculture
John R. Hutcheson
Virginia Agricultural Extension Division
Pipe blast injures none as cartridge lodged in bowl
Bert Woody of West Plains Missouri lit his pipe and a cartridge hidden in the bowl exploded. He was not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Plains
Bert Woody
Woody
Roanoke Hosts 108th Lutheran Synod Convention
Pastors and lay delegates from Winchester and Frederick counties travel to Roanoke for the 108th annual Lutheran Synod of Virginia convention at St. Mark's Church. Sessions include ordinations, sermons, and memorial service for Dr J A Moreland with addresses by church leaders and mission speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick Counties
Roanoke
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
St. Mark’s Church
Synod Brotherhood
Stephens City
D. A. Fries
Albine
J. Lin Almond, Jr
Oke
Brotherhood
A. W. Ballentine
Timberville
Lutheran Church
H. Edgar Knies
Paul M. Kinport
Philadelphia
Z. M. Corhbe
New York
Board of American Missions
Luke J. Linebarger
Knoxville
Tenn
Keller Y. Huddle
Rockingham
Luther W. Strickler
Norfolk
Moreland
A. K. Yount
Danville
Harry E. Pugh
Richmond
L. A. Wertz
Greeneville
H. A. McCullough, Jr
Chattanooga
Isaac Cannady
India
Floyd County
Virginia Synod
J. J. Scherer, Jr
Hugh J. Rhyne
Salem
A. B. Greiner
R. Homer Anarin Lynchburg
Dealer In Art Is Found Dead
Patrolmen found 67 year old art dealer Charles A. Wunderly dead on a Pittsburgh street after an apparent fall. Police opened an investigation into the death and a medical examiner was contacted for an autopsy. No immediate motive or suspects were disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Wunderly
Dr Diehl Delivers Bible Lectures in Loudoun Services
A visiting pastor Dr Diehl of Martinsburg W Va concluded a series of Bible study services in Loudoun today at 7 30 pm and yesterday afternoon and evening. The talks tied Genesis The Book of Beginnings to New Testament events with Mrs Diehl delivering the devotional emphasizing God’s promises and partnership in His Kingdom attracting attendees from other congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diehl
Martinsburg
W. Va
Loudoun
Loudoun Street
Successful Parties for the modern hostess
A Washington Information Bureau booklet promotes SUCCESSFUL PARTIES with twenty eight novel home entertaining plans for six to twenty guests. It covers every season, includes menus, amusements, decorations and place cards, with photographs, and is available by mail from the Winchester Evening Star for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Information Bureau
Winchester Evening Star
Copy Offer for SUCCESSFUL PARTIES Booklet
A brief note offers a copy of the booklet SUCCESSFUL PARTIES for ten cents in coin with careful wrapping. It requests a mail response to Washington, D. C., including Name Street City State.
Detective Links Theft to Wunderly Death in City Rupture
Detectives say the art world figure Wunderly was robbed after dying of heart disease near his home. A sidewalk incident left his wallet and a gold chain missing, prompting questions about posthumous theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wunderly
Euterpean Concert Advances Winchester Musical Culture
The Euterpean Club held its third winter concert at the Market Street Methodist Church despite bad weather. Soloists Miss McCartney Hutchinson and Miss Kiracore delivered readings and musical pieces, with Mrs. Caulkins making a notable debut and Freemont Dick performing two songs. The Winchester String Ensemble offered an Haydn piece, and local accompanists supported the program with notable skill.
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Euterpean Club
Market Street Methodist Church
Elmer Hodges
Musical Society
McCartney
Hutchinson
Chopin
Charles Caulkins
Leona Shade
Georgia Cather
J. W. Morrow
Caulkins
Kiracofe
Many Witnesses At Riot Trial In Cumberland
More than 100 witnesses were marshaled in Circuit Court as the state began its bid to convict 50 persons of riot and unlawful assembly tied to the Cela nese plant strike last year. The defense planned no opening statement, letting the state start presenting its case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Rhodes Outlines Highways Safety Plan In Virginia
John Q Rhodes Jr director of the State Division of Motor Vehicles said a driver license system should include a strong highway police force to enforce laws full court co operation and severe penalties for offenders He spoke after a national meeting of motor vehicle commissioners in New York where highway safety topped the agenda Rhodes is association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
John Q. Rhodes, Jr
State Division of Motor Vehicles
National Association of Motor Vehicle Commissioners and Directors
New York
Rhodes
Association
Large Amounts Left To Charities By Mrs. Jacobs
Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs leaves two thirds of her residuary estate, valued around 5.678 million dollars, to the Robert Garrett Hospital for Children and one third to the Grace and St. Peter's Church vestry, with stipulations. An annuity of 100000 dollars per year goes to her husband Dr. Henry Barton Jacobs, plus sums to employees and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Henry Barton Jacobs
Robert Garrett Hospital
Grace
St. Peter's Church
Many Charges Against Youth
Chambersburg Pa. January 96 The Franklin County grand jury has indicted Ralph for multiple offenses. The report outlines a series of counts across various charges against the youth, reflecting a broad prosecution scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg, Pa
Franklin County
Ralph
Marian Martin Pattern 9187 House Frock Ad
A description of Marian Martin Pattern 9187 for a flattering house frock. Notes slimming diagonal surplice bodice, trim skirt, and versatile sleeves in multiple fabrics. Orders, prices, sizes 34 to 46, and mailing address for Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Evening Star
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Addressing Editor Needs for Optimal Newspaper Presentation
A guide outlining methods to capture readable, well-structured source material. Emphasizes concise summaries, named entities, period tone, and strict two-line card format for consistent archival records. Includes steps to extract main facts, preserve dates places organizations, and avoid filler language.
Hawk charged with murder arson and assault in Gelwiz deaths
A 20-year-old farmhand faces murder arson and assault charges for the deaths of Mrs. Hazel Gelwiz 39 and Helen Gelwiz 15 in a house fire. A beaten Catherine Gelwiz 14 was rescued and testified. authorities say the suspect admitted setting the fire to avoid marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk
Hazel Gelwiz
Helen Gelwiz
Catherine
Car
A. B. Snyder
State Police
Gelwiz
Barbara Bell Pattern Book prom ps round bolero fashions
The Barbara Bell Pattern Book offers the Wet Designed and Becoming patterns with a Spanish bolero motif noted as youthful and slimming. It advertises No.1230 B sizes 12 through 20 with bust measures, yardage, and ordering details, urging readers to send fifteen cents for a copy and highlighting fall patterns for women, children, and teens.
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Barbara Bell
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