Gore Family Reunion and Local Weddings in Virginia
Social notes report a Gore family reunion on the Fourth of July at Cedarville Warren County Virginia with numerous relatives listed. Also recorded is the marriage of Miss Anna Louise Barr to Henry Lee Smallwood at Sacred Heart Rectory and a Florida visit by Rev Mr Marvin Kimes and family following the death of Miss Katherine Kimes.
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Anna Louise Barr
Henry Smallwood
Church of the Sacred Heart
Bert Barr
Clarke County
Henry Lee Smallwood
Charles Smallwood
Millwood
Mr. Smallwood
Marvin Kimes
Thomas
Edward
Florida
A. H. McCarroll
Brucetown
Hall couple announce birth of eight pound boy in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Floyd Glenn Hall of Chicago welcome a fine eight pound boy born several days ago. Mrs Hall formerly Miss Georgie Cusack of Baltimore is the niece of Mrs Clark Hardesty of Frederick county. Mr Hall is a lawyer with the Fidelity and Deposit Company Chicago.
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Floyd G .Hall
Floyd Glenn Hall
Chicago
Hall
Georgie Cusack
Baltimore
Clark Hardesty
Frederick County
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Golf Club to Host Brilliant Dance Night
The Winchester Golf Club plans a member and guest dance tomorrow night starting at nine. A large number of out of town guests will attend after watching the local grounds golf tournament in the afternoon, with entertainment expected to be unusually brilliant.
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Golf Club
Winchester Golf Club
Operation on Miss Stover Very Successful
Miss Hattie Stover daughter of the Rev George W Stover was operated on this morning at Memorial Hospital for appendicitis. Surgeons found no complications and the patient withstood the operation well and is doing as nicely as could be expected. Capt and Mrs A E Dufour Here On a Visit
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Miss Stover
Hattie Stover
George W. Stover
Memorial Hospital
Married En Route To Florida From Smithfield Pa
Mr Gregory McKay and Miss Ethel Savage of Smithfield Pennsylvania obtained a marriage license and quietly wed in Stephens City Virginia officiated by Rev E O Graham before continuing to Florida. Mrs W E Cather and Miss Mamie Robinson Lola Tull and Opal Robinson visiting Ocean City will attend the Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia. Mrs George Tull and daughter Lola Tull of Indianapolis are guests of Mrs J L Robinson nearby. Major and Mrs Hanesman of New York paused at the George Washington Hotel en route to Chattanooga for the Read House opening.
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Florida
Gregory McKay
Ethel Savage
Smithfield
E. O. Graham
Stephens City
W. E. Cather
Mamie Robinson
Lola Tull
Opal Robinson
Ocean City
Philadelphia
George Tull
Indianapolis
Ind
J. L. Robinson
Major
Mrs. Hanesman
New York
George Washington Hotel
Chattanooga
Tenn
Major Hauesman
American Hotels Corporation
Various Society and Personal Arrivals at Winchester
Mrs. Garland Hansbrough returns from Laurenceville New Jersey with her sister as house guest for weeks. Mrs. I L Mason visits Baltimore with daughter Dixie D Mason and plans a vacation return. Mr and Mrs Clyde DeHart and Mrs Martha Sanford head to Portsmouth Virginia. Camp at Virginia Beach for DeHart. E S Lewis visits friends here. Mrs C Richards of Boyce Virginia returns from Harrisburg Pennsylvania. M B Whiting of Standard Gas and Oil Supply Company Clifton Forge Virginia visits Winchester on business. George P Markle returns to West Newton Pennsylvania after vacation with John Renner pair on East Piccadilly Street. D E Pifer and Hazel Campbell Stephens City with D L Massey and M L Fritts visit Mathew Ebersole home yesterday. Clara Smith returns to Baltimore after guesting with H R Kane. Grace and Helen Slifer go to Brunswick Maryland to visit for a time. Ray Miller returns to Washington DC after week here with W W Dellinger. John D Neff of Simmons Shuttle Worth French Company leaves for Washington after business here. C T Owen on extensive business trip arrives tomorrow from Baltimore. Invitations issued for Updyke's Hall Front Royal Monday July 12 with Cole's Society Kings providing music. Patronesses Mrs W C Weaver, Mrs S R Miller, Mrs H H Downing. Messrs James R DuShane and M C Burrell Bryarly Brothers Insurance of Washington spend
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Updyke’s
Local residents conduct daily business visit
Mr Charles Gaunt of Boyce spent the day here on business. Mr L Swartz, visiting his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Finkelstein on North Bradlow Street, returned today to Baltimore.
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Charles Gaunt
Boyce
Mr. L. Swartz
Mrs. Finkelstein
North Brad- Low Street
Baltimore
Portable Farrowing House Boosts Pig Growth
The New Jersey State College of Agriculture highlights warm, airy, isolated, sanitary hog housing as key to rearing young pigs. A portable one sow and litter unit provides safety for piglets, easy cleaning, and pasture mobility with seven and a half inch guard rails installed above the floor. Plans are available free from the agricultural engineering department in New Brunswick.
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New Jersey State College of Agriculture
Agricultural Engineering Department
New Jersey State Agricultural College
New Brunswick
Silage Aids Dairy Farmers With Efficient Feed
Practical guidance notes the advantages of silos for dairy operations. It cites reduced crop loss, better digestion, winter feed, space efficiency, and lower costs. Tips cover timing, construction, neighbor cooperation, and crop choices like Japanese seeded ribbon cane and corn silage guidelines.
New Edition of Feeding Handbook Issued by USDA
The Feeding Handbook for Better Feeding of Live Stock has a revised edition with many photographs and updated text. It targets farmers needing a compact guide with reference tables for feeding farm animals and offers feeding-question sheets to obtain expert answers from federal and state specialists.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Minerals for Chickens and Horses in Seasonal Mash
The article explains adding 5 percent bone meal and 5 percent ground shell to poultry mash as a preferred mineral supply. It notes other minerals exist but this method suits most flocks. It adds that horses do not require minerals like dairy or meat livestock and suggests 1/4 pound of deodorized steamed bone meal per horse daily in winter.
Soy Beans as Cow Feed for Profitable Dairy Production
Experiments at South Dakota State College show ground soy beans can be fed to dairy cows for high protein feed, reducing milk production costs. Tests indicate soy beans are palatable and have desirable physiological effects comparable to linseed meal.
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South Dakota State College
Advertising honesty urged to boost Winchester shoppers
Local voice Bill Dollar warns against exaggerated out of town ads claiming high value. He argues truthful Winchester advertising protects customers, supports home merchants, and encourages buying local for clothing, furnishings, coal, auto parts, insurance, printing, and more.
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Winchester
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F. W. Mozart
Greenwood Gleanings in Greenwood Virginia News
Greenwood Virginia brief notes on visits and family appearances. Harvey Gibson and Mrs. Harris from Fisherville with Mrs. Gibsons parents Edward and Mrs. Pope. Belle Johnson of Winchester visiting Tom Sonnson. Oscar Miller and children Gladys Melvin hosted by Howard Luttrell in Albin. Herbert Robinson of Kernstown staying with aunt Mae Hamman.
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Greenwood
Harvey Gibson
Harris
Fisherville
Howard Luttrell
Albin
Herbert Robinson
Kernstown
Mae Hamman
Sunday Visitors From Knight Home
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knight included the latters parents Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bentzel and daughter Bessie of Winchester, Mrs. Grace Bentzel and Mr. Ingrick of Washington D C, with Gladys Miller visiting Pearl Brown in Winchester. Amelia and Margaret Anderson, summer normal students at Columbia College Hagestown Md, spent the weekend at their home here. Isabelle Boyer and daughter Mary Wilson went to New Berlin Pa to spend time with relatives and friends. Emma Leidig of Winchester spent Sunday with sister Mae Hamman.
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A. E. Dufour
Charleston
S. C
Paris
Edward Knight
Adam Bentzel
Bessie
Winchester
Grace Bentzel
Gladys Miller
Pearl Brown
Amelia
Margaret Anderson
Columbia College
Hagerstown
Isabelle Boyer
Mary Wilson
New Berlin
Emma Leidig
Wittchester
Mae Hamman
Yield differences between red clover and alfalfa under soil conditions
The piece compares red clover and alfalfa yields under varying soils. It notes red clover can match or exceed alfalfa when surface soils are sour and humus supplies food, but alfalfa thrives with mineral-rich subsoil or added minerals, often yielding two to three times more. Alfalfa provides more minerals, protein, and vitamins, boosting milk production and growth.
New Sacramento Dasheen Variety Marketed This Season
A new dasheen variety from Sacramento, developed and tested by the U S Department of Agriculture, is marketed this season. It offers more uniform tuber size and shape than the Trinidad type, boosting market value and aiding winter tourism demand. Dasheen has grown since 1913 in the southern United States, supplementing potatoes and sweet potatoes as a third home grown starch. Industry growth follows improved cultural methods and new varieties under federal direction, with growers seeking quality to expand demand.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sacramento
States Department of Agriculture
Trinidad
United States
Porto Rico
China
West Indies
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