Booster Night Plans Across United Granges This Fall
Booster Night events planned by thousands of Granges nationwide aim to attract former members with uniform discussion topics and varied entertainments. The National Grange and partners sponsor a youth essay contest with trips to Hartford and cash prizes under the theme Why the Grange should lead in safe ty. Farmers expect significant savings from refinanced loans lowering interest rates to 4 1 2 or 5 percent, with $796.8 million in loans issued last year.
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United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Minnesota
South Carolina
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Grange Booster Night
Grange
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Highway Education Board
National Grange
Hartford
Connecticut
Board of Award
Marian Martin Pattern 9070 Slip Debuts In Summer Wardrobe
The advertisement touts Pattern 9070 a slip with easy fit and fasten front design in sizes 32 to 46. It highlights silk and cambric fabrics, a shadow proof cut, and a pointed neck with option for a modesty vest. Readers are invited to order for 15 cents per pattern or 25 cents for book plus pattern from Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
National Grange in Farm Week events at Century of Progress Chicago
National Grange cooperates with owner farm groups for Farm Week at the Century of Progress in Chicago August 11 to 18. Rail rates are lowered for farm visitors and programs cover farm equipment crop improvements rural electrification home modernization nutrition recreation and more. The next National Grange broadcast is July 21 with Mrs. Robert P. Robinson and Strickland Gillilan. music by the U S Army Band. A census bill seeking 7 5 million for employment and unemployment data passes the House and awaits Senate action while five year census work remains on schedule for 1935.
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National Grange
Century of Progress
Chicago
National
National Broadcasting Company
Robert P. Robinson
Delaware
Delaware State Grange
Robinson
America
Strickland Gillilan
Virginia nurses uncover hidden tuberculosis problem across counties
Relief nurses under the Bureau of Nursing report hundreds of undetected tuberculosis cases in Virginia after an intensive survey in twelve counties. The plan tests contacts of deaths since 1922, runs clinics with physicians, and educates families on health rules to curb spread, with early signs showing benefit through sanatorium care and improved housing.
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Virginia
Bureau of Nursing
Blue Ridge
Catawba
Mary I. Mastin
Nursing Bureau
Cian
Clincian
City and County Seek Relief Labor Projects
Frank W. Bailey notes the relief labor is unsuitable for current local projects but other districts have submitted usable proposals. The city requests materials and equipment for two projects at Handley Library and Town Run, while relief approval awaits decision. Without approved city projects, labor cannot be assigned and no direct relief setup is anticipated.
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Frank W. Bailey
Bailey
CWA
Handley Library
Town Run
Relief Administration
Works Division
Winchester Real Estate Transfers
Real estate transfers recorded in the Corporation Court clerk office include I N Goodet ax and T Russell Cather et ux selling house and lot at 255 Shawnee avenue to Margaret F Johnson for 3200 dollars. William M Richards et al transfer Lot No 49 Loudoun Manor to A C Oates and C C Glaize for 10 dollars and other valuable considerations.
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Corporation Court Clerk
I. N. Goodet Ax
T. Russell Cather
Margaret F. Johnson
Shawnee Avenue
Wiliam M. Richards
A. C. Oates
C. C. Glaize
Loudoun Manor
Wounded in Hand While at Work in Apple Tree
Alexander Davis of East Southwark Street, a respected colored citizen, was shot through the left hand by a stray bullet while at work in an apple tree on Fairmont Avenue July 3. The bullet shattered the bone. he has received regular treatment and the wound is healing satisfactorily. It is believed a child firing at a bird caused the shot.
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Alexander Davis
East Southwark Street
Fairmont Avenue
Davis
Estate of Minnie C Seal Appraised at 99354.47
The estate of Minnie C. Seal is appraised at 99354.47 in the report filed with Clerk Clark M. Smith of Corporation Court. Appraisers O L Jamison George H Eagle and R Bruce Slonaker signed the report.
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Minnie C. Seal
Clark M. Smith
Corporation Court
O. L Jamison
George H. Eagle
R Bruce Slonaker
World’s Strangest Home Built for Byrd Expedition
Victor H. Czegka, Byrd Antarctic Expedition supply officer, designed a 9 by 18 foot insulated dwelling for Admiral Byrd to live in seven months 125 miles south of Little America. The light, wind and snow proof box used Reynolds metal foil insulation to retain heat, enabling heating on one gallon of oil daily.
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Victor H. Czegka
Admiral Byrd
Little America
Czegka
Reynolds Metals Company
Byrd
Antarctic
Century of Progress
Chicago
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Federal Land Banks
Land Bank Commissioner
Farm Credit Administration
Seventy-Third Congress
Winchester Furniture Co
Winchester
John S. Miller & Company Hardware and Household Supplies
P. Klompus
North Loudoun Street
Congress
Senate
House
Luther Gable
Gable
Arctic Circle
Winchester Real Estate Transfers
Seal Estate
Luxenberg’s Department Store
N. Loudoun St
N. Cameron St
The
Zeropack Company
Winchester, Va
Aaa
Dimity
Batiste
Moling & Cather
J. L. Massey
N. Main St
Just
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
Belding’s
T. F. Timberlake
Sandra
Etta Kett
Paul’ Robinson
Sandiza Saundeis
Ann
Hei
Heiz
Etta
Dougle
Etta 1S
Sandra Saunders
At & Gay
Wu Beverin
Hills
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