Virginia Homemakers Meet Sets July Institute Schedule
The Virginia Homemakers Association annual meeting runs July 26 to 30 with a new president to be elected. Dr M Ledge Moffett will speak on family relationships, followed by Institute of Rural Affairs talks and demonstrations on home management and remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude E. Wallace
Virginia Homemakers Association
Cnstration Club
W. R. Turner
Blackstone
M'Ledge Moffett
Radford State Teachers’ Cola
Extension Division
Institute of Rural Affairs
Homemakers
Vu Homemakers
E Institute of Rural Affairs
Carl Taylor
North Carolina
Virginia Homemakers
Mary B. Settle
Janet Cameron
Cymber Taylor
Institute
Hildegarde Kneeland
Bureau of Home Economics
Washington
Powel Mg
White Post News and Local Visits Community Roundup
White Post Virginia July 6 locals welcome visitors from Pennsylvania New Jersey and Maryland. Families and friends gather with updates on moves visits and summer plans including a yard party July 9 and relatives visiting in Lynchburg Richmond and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
Turner Ashby
Pennsylvania
Georgia Ashby
Camden
N. J
Wise
Harold Sowers
David
Stuart Riley
Hagerstown
Gladys Lucas
Baltimore
Howard Rockenbaugh
Robert Lucas
Carlton Gorman
James Riley
Roy Ferguson
Max Dearmont
R. L. Moore
Mr. Moore
Lynchburg
Moore
Britt
Richmond
Harry Rickard
Love Chrisman
Reynolds Green
Catherine McClougherty
George Lee
William Grim
Manassas
Will Grim
Lindsey Tavener
Mary Ellen
Relaves
Kernstown
Mae Skinker
New York City
J.C. Elizabeth Blackwell
Warsaw
Drive in Congress Seeks Repeal and Beer Legalization
After Chicago conventions anti prohibition forces move in Congress to repeal the 18th amendment and legalize beer. Sen Gore proposes two constitutional amendments based on party prohibitions while Sen Bingham eyes a quick beer vote as part of the home loan bank bill. Representative Britten introduces a 3.2 beer measure to raise federal revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Tex
Gore
Okla
Judiciary Committee
Bingham
Conn
Senate
Watson
Britten
Republican
Ill
Garner
Chicago
Illinois
Quick Fruit Preserver Salad Guide
For a fast dinner salad chill a can of pears peaches apricots or figs overnight. At serving time place two fruit halves on each lettuce leaf, fill with cream cheese, garnish with pimento strips and serve with your chosen salad dressing.
Smith Reynolds Dies After Self-inflicted Wound
Smith Reynolds heir to tobacco fortune died after being shot on a sleeping porch at his Winston-Salem home. Uncertain whether self-inflicted or accidental, county coroner Dr. W N Dalton awaited verdict. Reynolds, 20, had recently married Libby Holman second wife. prior marriage to Anne Cannon ended in divorce.
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Associated Press
Winston-Salem
N. C
Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman
Miss Holman
W. N. Dalton
Reynolds
R J. Reynolds
South Carolina
Anne Cannon
Concord
N C
Reno
B. Frank Smith, Jr
Charlotte Hardware
Asinos & Sons to Resume Full Woolen Work in Chicopee
Chicopee Mass July 6 Asinos Sons Inc woolen clothing makers whose plant has been closed since May 1 announced work would resume nearly full schedule this week employing about 750 people. Officials believe raw material market has stabilized to support normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicopee
Mass
Asinos & Sons, Inc
Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets
Chicago July 5 grain prices edged higher in some markets despite a broad drop from Friday. Wheat finished down 1 to 3-4 cents, corn and oats slipped modestly while provisions rose 15 to 25 cents. hog values supported the upturn. No. 2 red winter wheat and No. 1 white oats led the Chicago cash grain list, with assorted No. 1 and No. 2 grades for corn and rye and seed prices noted for timothy and clover seeds in Baltimore and Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Baltimore Produce Prices for Fruits Potatoes and Poultry
Baltimore July 5 provisional market listings for apples potatoes and poultry across Maryland Pennsylvania and surrounding regions. Highlights include U S No 1 apples 2 1 2 inch up to 1 00 per box for various varieties and Washington extra fancy winesaps 1 55 1 65 per box. Maine old stock potatoes 100 lb sacks 0 90 to 1 00 Maryland Penna 100 lb sacks 80 90. North Carolina 100 lb sacks 2 25 1 50. Cobblers Virginia and eastern shore bbls 2 25 35. eastern shore Maryland sweet potatoes 50 65 per hamper. white yams 40 95 per box. Chickens heavy 15c medium 12 14c light stock 10 12c. young colored 14 22c. Leghorns 12 15c. Ducks Pekins 4+ lbs 19 12c Muscovy 4+ lbs 10 11c.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Penna
Virginia
West Virginia
U. S
Washington
Maine
North Carolina
U .S
Norfolk
Cobblers
Eastern
Jersey
Richmond
Hanover
Market Reports on Fruits Vegetables Eggs and Poultry
Richmond and New York market notes list prices for potatoes apples cabbage blackberries string beans and butter. Poultry and eggs show steady demand with standard weights and regional variations in rates across deliveries July 5 reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia and Washington Produce Prices on July 5
Philadelphia market reports list cheese milk and dairy products with prices for live poultry dressed poultry butter and scores. Washington section shows butter and standard prices and scores.
Children's Day Observed at Fre mont Lutheran Church
The Sunday School of Fre mont Lutheran Church in Hayfield Va celebrated Children's Day with a full house last Sunday afternoon. Mrs C H Harbaugh led the children in a varied program praised for its careful planning and attractive chancel decorations. The pastor Rev C E Seas trunk delivered an inspiring talk on child culture. Attendees included numerous neighbors from nearby towns and several listed guests.
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Hayfield
Fremont Lutheran Church
C. H. Harbaugh
Temperance groups press Borah bid at Prohibition Party meet
Indianapolis July 6 Prohibition Party opens its quadrennial convention as national temperance organizations signal interest in backing Senator Borah for a third party presidency. Negotiations pivot on Borah's acceptance amid Washington meeting July 14 and debates over nominee criteria. Canon Chase and Bishop Cannon push adjournment or Borah-led candidacy while Cannon’s faction stresses party loyalty to long-time workers and the Eighteenth Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Borah
Prohibition Party
National Conference of Organizations
Washington
Idaho
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
William Sheafe Chase
Council of Churches of Christ In America
D. Leigh Colvin
Canon Chase
Resolutions Committee
Bishop Cannon
Richard Cannon
California
House
Cannon
Bishop Cannon Says No Prediction Of GOP Victory
In Ocean Grove New Jersey Bishop James Cannon Jr said he made no forecast of a Republican win in November. He noted only that the 18th Amendment would not be repealed and urged a clear stance from Hoover on the party plank while referencing Roosevelt and Hoover statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cannon
Ocean Grove
Mr. Roosevelt
Hoover
Wickersham
Congress
Public Invited By Ministers To Attend Meeting
The Frederick County Ministerial Association opens an interdenominational meeting at 8 pm in the United Brethren Church Reliance. Rev H E Richardson invites Reliance church members to attend and Rev Dr Woolf of Winchester District Methodist Episcopal Church South will speak. A music program is planned and a large turnout is expected.
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Frederick County
Roosevelt gains support as Smith eyes governorship
The Evening Post notes Tamman y May pressures on Smith for governor while Roosevelt prepares a vacation voyage with his sons. Albany leaders seek party harmony, Lehman may shift to back Roosevelt, and Curley signals support for Ely. Campaign plans unfold in Chicago and Boston.
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Evening Post
Tammany
Smith
Roosevelt
Johnson
California
Boston
James Curley
Joseph B. Ely
Curley
Ely
Albany
O'Connell Brothers
Ed and
Dan
Chicago
John Boyd Thacher
Herbert Lehman
Lehman
Long Island
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Walker
Garner
James A. Farley
Roosevelt State Capitol
N. Y
Seattle
Seattle Times
Albin News Roundup Focuses on Local Visits and Summer Socials
Albin Virginia notes Charles Scott returns to Easton Pennsylvania after two weeks with Mrs Hawkins. Miss Harriet Douglas of Columbia visits Rev C E Seastrunk and Mrs A Omps of Winchester. W A Orndorff and family visit Mr Frank Orndorff in Hayfield. Local youths picnic on the Cacapon near Capon Bridge for the Fourth. Mrs Loraine Lineburg sees Mrs G O Snapp in Winchester. The League of Nations seeks outrages by uncooperative nations.
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Catherine Bayliss
Mary Margaret Cooper
Goldie Fout
Lee Fout
Willard Russell
Pearl Lineburg
Mona Dyche
Helen and
Margaret Cooper
Charles Harbaugh
Nancy Harbaugh
Helen Cooper
Margaret
C. E. Seastrunk
M. L. Glaize
Buncutter
Alvin Fries
Albin
Norman E. Cooper
Lizzie Blosser Haines
J. C. Bayliss
Inez Cather
James Cather
Winchester
Banks Wilbur
Martinsburg
W. Va
Fietta Rosenberger
Palm Beach
Fila
W. J. Smith
Baltimore
Robert Rosenberger
Roanoke College
Clyde Russell
Keyser
Charles Scott
Easton
Ss. C. Hawkins
Harriet Douglas
Columbia
D. C
A. Omps
Stadden
Hawkins
W. A. Orndorff
Frank Orndorff
Hayfield
Cacapon River
Capon Bridge
Loraine Lineburg
G. O. Snapp
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Out-of-Town Guests
Middletown notes show visitors from Washington Harrisonburg and Winchester as well as trips to South Langhorne Pa. relatives and friends of Mrs Frank City Pa Mr Charles Carper Miss Christine Wright of Riddletown and others stay with local families over the weekend. Local residents include Eleanor McCartney student at UVA and several family gatherings in Warsaw Va Stevens City Martinsburg and Winchester with extended kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
Warerisonburg
Frank City
Charles Carper
Christine Wright
Riddletown
Claude Carper
Mollie Sibert
Frank Woodson
Billy
Syracuse
N. Y
L. L. Sibert
Hagerstown
McCartney
Wilson Borden
Warsaw
Aurtley McInturff
Ada Guthridge
Elizabeth McInturff
Martinsburg
W. Va
Buddy Perry
Betty Lee
Winchester
South Langhorne
Philadelphia
Helen Long
Tom Hottle
New York City
R. M. Snapp
Arthur Boone
Fred Snapp
Frances Rodgers
Public Sale Of Valuable Mountain Land At Winchester
Trustees Warren Rice and Luther Pannett announce a public sale of three parcels near Winchester and Frederick County Virginia on August 6 1932 at eleven o clock. The parcels include 219 acres near Furnace Run 252 acres near Mt Williams and 125 acres in Back Creek District with houses barns timber and water. Sale offers each tract separately then as whole with one third cash and two equal annual installments at 6 percent interest secured by a deed of trust and insurance.
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Corporation Court of
Winchester
Virginia
Warren Rice
Luther Pannett
Harry M. Sartelle
Court House
Furnace Run
Elisha Orndorff
Sallie Russell
M. M. Lynch
Harry H. Lynch
Circuit
Frederick County
Mt. Williams
Wardensville
G. W. Hulver, Sartelle
G. Harry Richard
Back Creek
George Hulver
Isaiah D. Wright
Harry M. Sartell
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Home-Makers Association
Northern Mill
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Frederick
State Corporation Commission
Inc
Young. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
John I. Sloat
Herbert S. Larrick
H. C. Sheetz
State of
County of
Alice Osburn Cameron
Richmond Produce
NEW York Poultry
Plymouth Rocks
Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast 25; Old Roosters
Western
Ducks Long Island
Butter
Fremont
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Reds
Long Island Ducks
Lancaster
Jersey City
Will
Jackson News
League of Nations
San Diego Union
Messrs. Connolly Shaw, Ltd
Liverpool
England
United States of America
Middletown
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