City approves 20000 dollar loan for current expenses
Mr Baetjer presented an ordinance to borrow not more than 20000 dollars for current expenses, repayable from current revenue, passed by all members. The annual City Treasurer report for 1925 was approved after audit. Street lamp upgrades were authorized at multiple locations by Hunter Grimm's committee.
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Baetjer
Wm. T. Barr
Hunter B. Grimm
Committee On Rights
National Avenue
F. L. Harris
Chas. Latham
Wilton Strickler
Purcell Avenue
Shawnee Avenue
Shenandoah Avenue
Clifford Street
Courtfield
Fairmont Avenue
M. L. Lockhart
West Street
New Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Leicester Street
Washington and
Handley High Band to Tour Canada Shenandoah Special Funding Sought
The Handley High School Band seeks about 4500 dollars for a three dozen member trip to Canada aboard the Shenandoah Special. Funds would come from civic clubs the City Council and Shenandoah Valley Inc with individuals covering part of the cost. Also reported the Frederick County supervisors allocated 50 dollars for medals for Commander Richard E Byrd and Floyd Bennett to honor their July 14 Winchester visit. Town Run Kent Street gas main flooding prompts city manager review.
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Handley High School
Canada
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Valley
East
Henry
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Byrén
Page
Board of Supervisorn
Frederick County
Richard E Byrd
Floyd Bennett
Winchester
Byrd
North Pole
Bailey
Massanetta Camp in Full Swing With 200 Attendees
Massanetta Springs July 6 report on the Presbyterian intermediate camp directed by Col. Joseph H. Cudlip. About 200 boys and girls attended as Mohicans led a vesper service, with Hugh Bradley of Union Seminary as speaker and Sybyl Shover as Mohicans chief.
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Massanetta Springs
Joseph H. Cudlip
Hillside
Presbyterian
Mohicans
Hugh Bradley
Union Seminary
Sybyl Shover
Harrisonburg
Col. Cudlipp
Staunton
Hudson Maines
Carol Norison
Charlotte Taylor
Nancy Boxley
Orange
Giris
Phyllis Sanford
Marshall Hopkins
Charlotte Court House
School of Music opens with Rodeheaver concert at Massanetta
Homer Rodeheaver and associates arrive this afternoon to open the School of Music with a 7 30 p m concert by the faculty in the auditorium. Mrs Ruth Rodeheaver Thomas of Roanoke recent concert tour and Ocean Grove appearance. Dr J N Rodeheaver of Chicago Theological Seminary lectures on vocal Bible interpretation. Vivian Tripp joins as choir leader. Early delegate registration signals strong attendance at the Young People's Conference July 20 26. Massanetta hosts sessions through August with noted speakers including Evans Erdman Chilvers Truett Maassee Matthews.
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Homer Rodeheaver
Wil
School of Music
New York
Pennsylvania
Ocean Grove
Nere
J. N. Rodeheaver
Chicago Theological Seminary
Vivian Tripp
Presbyterian Synodical
Woman's School of Missions
Massanetta
William Evans
Chas. R. Erdman
Tydeman Chilvers
George W. Truett
J. C. Maassee
Mark A. Matthews
Americans Lead World in Apple Consumption Says USDA
The Department of Agriculture reports Americans eat about three apples per person each week, the highest rate globally, as part of a comprehensive study on apple consumption trends in the United States.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Apple production and market study across regions
A study analyzes apple production and trade focusing on barrel sales. It estimates the British Isles consume about two apples weekly while continental Europe shows comparatively light apple consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Isles
Europe
WINE STEAMER WRECK KILLS FIVE IN GERMANY
Cologne July 6 A wrecked wine laden steamer sparked a drunken melee along the Rhine. About 28 barrels released wine and spectators drank freely causing five deaths and many illnesses. Police arrested revelers and seized casks as emergency hospitals treated twenty others for poisoning.
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Cologne
Germany
Rhine
Washington decorator returns from Richmond visit
Mr. Ross Wheat has returned to Washington after visiting his mother Mrs. Gertrude Henderson. He is tied to the decorating firm of Elsie Cobb Wilson, a noted interior decorator, which recently worked on the executive mansion in Richmond.
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Ross Wheat
Gertrude Henderson
Thas
Washington
Elsie Cobb Wilson
Executive
Richmond
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Armance
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Rouss Garage
Braddock ST
North Main
B. F. Davis
Peyton St
Loudoun St
N. Kent, St
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Hart St
Bailey Bros
Water St
Shannon Hill
Millwood Ave
E. James St
Ranege
Reed Baby Carriage
Monmouth St
Winchester Credit Corp
Curl's
My Place
W. L. Zirkle
Stephens Igigy
W. Piccadilly St
Byrd-Bennett
Apple
Enney Va
Department of ES
Winchester, Va
Ramsey Furniture Co
Cash OR Credit
Greenwood Farm
Jersey
City Depot
West
Cork Street
Maxim Development Corporation
West 40Th Street
Dept
New York City
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