Front Royal Social Roundup Faces Weekend Guests
Front Royal residents and visitors mingle this weekend at local homes and estates. Notables include Mrs. J Schwenzer and family traveling Tuesday for ten days, while guests from Georgetown and Washington stop by the Manor road area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
J Schwenzer
P. W. Turner, Sr
Ann Turner
Ella Moore
Martha Reading
Georgetown
D. C
Se Home
Manor Road
Col. S. C. Reynolds
Washington, D. C
Remount Depot
Col
Mrs. Parker Hill
Odd Fellows of Tri County Unit Hear Addresses
The forty seventh bi monthly meeting of the Tri County Odd Fellows Association met in Stephens City with Lodge No 383 and a strong turnout. Rev Scott Hutton of Broadway was principal speaker after welcome by J B Funk. Attendees heard talks by leaders from Northern Virginia and Central Valley associations and the Grand Lodge official. Refreshments followed as about 100 members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Tri-County
Odd Fellows’ Association
Stephens City Lodge
America
Cc. W. Burner
Front Royal
J. B. Funk
W. J. Farrell
Scott Hutton
Miriam Watson
Orville Willey
Marsh Run Lodge
Middletown
Edgar Mason
Order
Corn-Hog Contracts Near Completion and Payments
County Allotment Committee aims to finalize all corn-hog contracts by midweek and send certified statements to Richmond for Washington certification. First installment expected by July end, totaling around $18 576 with two additional payments in November and February 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Washington
J. H. Funkhouser
William S. Huyett
M. J. Pease
W. O. Baker
I. Fred Stine
Frederick County
Board of Review
City Manager Seeks Pure Water Supply Details
City Manager outlines Shawnee Spring dispute with F Amos Shryock. Court finds no land transfer for the $1,000 payment while B&O Railroad springs supply most Shawnee water. Shryock protests unequal compensation and cites changes and hog removal costs as city expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
F. Amos Shryock
Shawnee Springs Fence Dispute and Water Supply Safeguards
City negotiates fence to protect Shawnee Springs water source amid disputes with land lease holder Mr. Shryock. Officials cite sanitation needs, landfill removal, and past expenditures to shield the supply from contamination while past quarry work and road projects are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Shryock
Shawnee Springs
Shryock
Camel Energy Claim Sparks Heated Exchange
Helene Madison disputes a critic, insisting camels give her a refreshing lift without nerve interference. The confrontation escalates with a forceful push for a swift resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Madison
Winchester City Manager Defends Water Safety Efforts
City Manager P. P. Pilcher declares the diversion of town runoff and quarry work costly but necessary to protect Winchester Virginia’s health and water supply. He notes cooperation with officials remains cordial and urges citizens to support actions against hog enclosure seepage. July 2, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
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Kenneth Donaldson
Wi D. C
Royal Inn
Lynn DeLashmutt
Walter Olmstead
Miss Catee
Harry Macatee
G. I. Gibbs
Luray
United Sates Bureau of Public Roads
Frank Buckley
Mattieux
Strickler House
Edley Yates
James Yates
Hubert Shiner
Mr. Shiner
J. H Shiner
Fredericksburg
Roy King and Son
Parkersburg
W. Va
William Boyd
Camp Echo
Shenandoah River
King
Paul Maddox
William E. Boyd
Ann Lunsford
Roanoke
Winnie Davis Weaver
Four Winds
John Downing
First Street
Beverley F. Browne
Druid Hill
R. B. L. Miller, Jr
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge and Association
New York
Big Sister
By Les Forgrave
Mr.wood
Dad
McCormick Deering
C. L Brumback
P. P. Pilcher
Inchester
Braddock & Boscawen Sts
Winchester Va
Mistress Mary
Jno. S. Solenberger & Company
Red Arrow
Bond Bros
North
Cameron St
Imperial Paper and Color
Imperial W
Glencraft
Glenfast
Glenway
MO. W. Rosenberger and Company
Quality Building Materials
Virginia
Free State
Baltimore
Ford
Bickers Motor Co
Shell
Shell Station
Martinsburg
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Pike
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Twin-City Oil & Cas Corp
U.S
Herrell Sales Corp
Loudoun St
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