Healy to Be School Head for Virginia Deaf and Blind School
Joseph Ewart Healy accepts the superintendency of the Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind at Staunton, to begin September 1, succeeding M. McManaway after twenty years. Healy, 1888 birth, longtime Blair Junior High principal, hails from Middlesex and is a William and Mary alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ewart Healy
Blair
Norfolk
Virginia School For
Stanton
M. McManaway
Curry Carter
Board of Visitors
Richmond
Healy
Carter
Appy
Virginia School For Theaf and
Middlesex
Columbia University
Virginia
Blair Junior High School
College of William and Mary
J. A. C. Chandler
United States Army
William and Mary Alumni Association
Norfolk Education Association
Phi Beta Kappa
Virginia Education Association
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A meeting's purpose will be fully stated at the appointed time. The list of attendees includes FW M Holliday, Wm Byrd, Wm L Clark, L T Moore, James B Burgess, Geo W Kurtz, John R Mesmer, J A Ewing, Holmes Conrad, A L Dorsey, Wm L Evans, H K Pritchard, J B Wortham, J B Russell, John J Williams, Wm R Denny, P L Kurtz, I H Faulkner Jr, James Faulkner, Joseph H Lyder, J Vance Bell, J R Wood, Hugh B Striker, George W Grim, L N Huck, Joseph A Nurton, E Holmes Boyd, R W Hunter, R Kurtz, D H Pragonier, John R Harmer, Oscar Parr, George F Glaize, R T Barton, J Lyle Langley, Fred Blankner, Geo W Noakes, John N Bell Jr, Edw P Dandridge, James P Reily, David Hamilton, John R Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FW. M. Holliday
Wm. Byrd
Wm. L. Clark
L. T. Moore
James B. Burgess
Geo. W. Kurtz
John R. Mesmer
J. A. Ewing
Holmes Conrad
A. L. Dorsey
Wm.l. Evans
H. K. Pritchard
J. B. Wortham
J. B. Russell
Faulkner
Joseph H. Lyder
J. Vance Bell
J. R. Wood
Hugh B. Striker
George W. Grim
L. N. Huck
Joseph A. Nurton
E. Holmes Boyd
R. W. Hunter
R. Kurtz
D. H. Pragonier
John R. Harmer
Oscar Parr
George F. Glaize
R. T. Barton
J. Lyle Langley
Fred. Blankner
Geo. W. Noakes
John N
Russians Claim Huge Victories on Manchukuo Frontier
Moscow reports a four day battle on the Manchukuo outer Mongolia frontier with tanks planes artillery and infantry. Japanese losses were estimated at 800 killed Russian Mongol casualties 100 killed 200 wounded. Foreign arrivals in Shanghai confirm heavy fighting and Japanese casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Manchoukuo
Outer Mongolia
Khalkariv
Shanghai
Manchukuo
Ib Harbin
Japan
Russia
Hodge Wins Plymouth Car in Lot Drawing
Charles W. Hodge won a Plymouth automobile in a drawing tied to the Henry brothers lot sale in the southern city section. Over 1,000 attended. O L Jamison’s name was drawn but not present, so others were drawn until Hodge answered present. The drawing was conducted by Howell Bond and Llewellyn Jackson and performed by Imogene Haines who was blindfolded and received $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hodge
New Plymouth
Henry Brothers
Southeen
O. L. Jamison
Mr. Hodge
Howell
Bond
Llewellyn Jackson
Imogene Haines
Lions Club Plans Year Projects and Picnic
At a Golden Glow meeting Lions Club members heard committee reports and plans for the coming year. President Bryan Stotler presided. The annual picnic is set for Tuesday August 15 with location to be announced. Attendance last month averaged 93.2 percent. Lion Leonard Sirbaugh, a member since December 1925, has maintained a 100 percent attendance record. A congratulatory letter was sent to Marlin Eckard upon his appointment as Martinsburg postmaster, with copies to Jennings Randolph and Melvin Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Golden Glow
Lions Club
Bryan Stotler
Martinsburg
W. Va
Marlin Eckard
Winchester Club
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
House of
Melvin Jones
Lions International
Lions
Lion Leonard Sirbaugh
Treasury Balance and Debt Figures on July 1
Treasury data show receipts of 10.99 million dollars and expenditures of 174.19 million, yielding a net balance of 2.82 billion. Gross debt stands at 40.57 billion, with an increase of 129.77 million from the previous day.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Fights Last Night From The AP Report
Chicago Henry Wacker edged Eddie Simms in a 194 1 2 to 196 1 2 pounds bout in Taylorville Illinois. Johnny Bellus decisioned Tommy Spiegel in New Haven Connecticut at 136 1 4 to 133 1 2. Maxie Berger defeated Wesley Ramey in Montreal by outpointing him 139 1 2 to 132 3 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Henry Wacker
Taylorville
Eddie Simms
Cleveland
New York
Johny Bellus
New Haven
Conn
Tommy Spiegal
Uniontown
Montreal
Maxie Berger
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids, Mich
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U.S
Evenston
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Howard McManaway
Sealy
Yunty
California
JnLy
S. Loudoun St
Khalka
Chas. W. Hodge
Goodrich
Silvertown
Braddock & Boscawen
Cess
Pure Oil Company
J. Lee Miller
B. C. Lineberry
Capitol Theatre
Winchester
Royal Ave
Seventh ST
Front Royal, VA
the Pure Oil Co
Kastenborn
Columbia
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