Lutheran Conference Programs and Community Notices
Round Table Group Conference tasks include leadership by Rev. Paul Scherer and Rev. Otterbein with Mrs. A. C. Schenk directing the women’s group and Rev. Paul Kinports guiding the youth. Three services are planned for July 23 with speeches by Dr. R. E. Tullos and Dr. James C. Kinard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Gilbert
Philadelphia
Paul Scherer
D. D
Fr. Otterbein
Paul Hoh
A. C. Schenk
Reading
Women's Missionary Society of the
United Lutheran Church
Paul M. Kinports
R. H. Anderson
Lynchburg
J. L. Sieber
Roanoke
E. L. Keiser
Wawnesboro
Community Church Events and Club Meetings Roundup
Thursday evening yard parties at Bryarly Schoolhouse and Ridge to benefit Paynes Chapel. Friday sessions include American Legion lunch, Braddock Street choir practice. Saturday story hour at Handley Library and Sunrise Church yard party. Monday clubs include Music Lovers, Lions luncheon, Tom Thumb Wedding, Kiwanis, and Rotary.
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Stine’s Chapel
Bryarly
Ridge
Paynes Chapel
American Legion Post
Young People’s Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Handley Library
Sunrise Church
Church Yard
Lions’ Club
First Baptist Church
Tom Thumb
Lutheran Conference Set at Massanetta Springs July 17 23
The United Lutheran Church in America and Lutheran Synod of Virginia organize a Church Worker’s Conference at Massanetta Springs near Harrisonburg from July 17 to 23. Distinguished speakers include Rev. Paul Scherer D D Rev F W Otterbein Rev J J Scherer Jr D D and Dr James C Kinard with Rev Paul Holt directing the leadership school and several instructors named from York York Pa Salem Staunton Norfolk Woodstock and Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Lutheran Church In America
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
Massanetta Springs
Harrisonburg
Paul Scherer
D. D
New York City
United Lutheran Church
National Broadcasting Company
F. W. Otterbein
Chicago
J. J. Scherer
Richmond
James C. Kinard
Newberry College
New
Church School Board
The
Paul Holt
Philadelphia
New Christian Life
Earl S. Rudisill
York
F. C. Longaker
Salem
L. W. Strickler
Norfolk
J. P. Derrick
Woodstock
C. M. Teufel
Staunton
Thelma Graham
Miss Froehling to Return to Richmond Home
Miss Anne Froehling plans to return to her Richmond home tomorrow after a several week visit at Rosemont near Berryville. She will be accompanied by Miss Westwood Beverley Byrd, guest of Miss Kern’s, and will stay with Mrs. Froehling for a time. Charles Milstead of Charlotte, N C, arrived to visit Miss Anne Brooke Kern on Fairman avenue this week.
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Margaret Miller
Beverley Hills
Cal
Garnet Miller
Washington
Fred Butty
Virginia Avenue
Martinsburg
Madeline Miller
Charles Miller
California
Joseph Imbach
Millers
Charles Imbach
Fred Butzy
Miss Froehling
Richmond
Miss Anne Froehling
Miss Westwood
Beverley Byrd
Rosemont
Berryville
Harry F. Byrd
Froehling
Miss Byrd
Anne H. Froehling
Charles Milstead
Charlotte
N. C
Anne Brooke Kern
Fairman' Avenue
Mary Warden Boyd
Phillip W. Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
Geneva
N. Y
Anina DeZeng
Miss Boyd
Miss DeZeng
Elsie William Carter
James Craddock Ambler
Phillip Fowle
West Leicester Street
Susan Carson
Louise Carson
Susan B. Marshall
Front Royal
Catholic Layman To Lecture Here Monday
A Catholic layman described as a prominent lay apostle of truth will lecture Monday. He is noted for preaching love of Christ and love of neighbors, including concern for animals as God's creatures, during a campaign by Catholic organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis
Christ
Defender of Religious Truth David Goldstein Tour
David Goldstein, ardent defender of religious truth and civil authority, headlines a nation-wide tour with speaker Theodore H. Dorsey presiding. Audiences are expected at the County Court House for a 7 30 start as Goldstein answers questions with noted praise from the San Francisco Monitor the Pontiac Leader and the Providence Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Camino Real
King’s Highway
California
Junipero Serra
David Goldstein
The
San Francisco Monitor
Pontiac
Ill
Providence
R. I
County Court House
Theodore H. Dorsey
Goldstein
Mrs. Kate Kline Dies at Vaucluse Home
Mrs. Kate Kline dies at Woodside Cottage in Vaucluse after a long illness. Survived by daughter Mildred L Kline and son Everett B Kline. sister Mrs. F Estes Kline. four grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 p.m. from Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church with burial at Mt Carmel Cemetery Middletown. Six nephews to be pallbearers.
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William H. Wilmer
Guilford Park
Baltimore
Ryton
Millwood
Clarke County
Thomas O. Scott
Maine
Blue Hill
Cluse
Kars
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Vaucluse
Kline
Mildred L. Kline
Everett B. Kline
Winchester
F. Estes Kline
Marie
Katherine Mildred
Everett Kline
Factor pays $50,000 for release in Chicago gang abduction
John Factor testified he paid $50,000 to secure his release after being abducted by armed men demanding $500,000. He described captivity in a farmhouse northwest of Chicago where he was kept blindfolded with tape until minutes before release. He was driven to LaGrange in an automobile with three men, while other gang members rode in two other cars. he estimated 10 to 15 hoodlums involved.
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Page
Chicago
Factor
LaGrange
Highway Fund Meeting Deliberates Valley Pike Widening
Shirley chairing the Highway Commission leads a session on Valley pike widening to limit Route 50 allocations. Andrew Bell of Winchester Chamber presides. city manager Pilcher serves as secretary. Attendees include local officials and club presidents. remarks from all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Highway Commission
Andrew Bell
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
P. P. Pilcher
Charles H. Harper
Lawrence C Hollis
H. H. Hable
W. Nelson Page
John Rodman Jr
Winchester Rotary Club
E. R. Branch
George Washington Hotel
Herbert Miller
Lions Club
Garland Quarles
Kiwanis Club
Lucy Kurtz
Martin Wisecarver
William Stryker
Loughborough
State Highway Commission
Stocks Climb on Wet Express Amid Mixed News
The Associated Press reports stocks rose in New York as distilling family members scored points among gains across sectors. Traders noted no new news to fuel the upswing beyond prospects of repeal while commodities were firm but eased from earlier enthusiasm. Sterling opened at 4.7714 and call money stood at 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Sterling
Misses Anne Tucker McGuire and Georgia Conrad Return Home
Misses Anne Tucker McGuire and Georgia Conrad have returned to their homes after spending yesterday in Washington as the guests of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Tucker McGuire
Georgia Conrad
Washington
Virginia crops show larger total acreage than last year
The Federal State Reporting Service finds Virginia planted area for corn barley rye cotton tobacco alfalfa and cowpeas higher than 1932 while wheat early potatoes peas declined. Rain after July 1 improved prospects though drought earlier in June reduced yields. national wheat totals lagged and fruit crops faced heavy losses from heat and pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
U.s.state Service
Old Dominion
The
Star
Richmond
Federal State Reporting Service
United States
Middle West
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Poison Alcohol Fatal To Four In Tarentum Camp
Poison alcohol is blamed for the deaths of four men found in and near Tarentum last night. Physicians feared a fifth death. Three victims were residents of a camp by the Allegheny. identified as Joe Ross 50 Jack Dougherty 60 of Kittanning and a man named Snebold 25 formerly of Natrona. The fourth victim remained unnamed.
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Tarentum
The
Alleghany
Joe Ross
Jack Dougherty
Kittanning
Snebold
Natrona
Chicago grain market prices reported for Wheat
Closing quotations in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets are supplied daily to The Star by Winchester Milling Corporation through Stickell Sales Corpora tion. Chicago prices show July at 1.05, September at 1.075, December at 1.10, May at 1.134. Baltimore spot wheat at 1.0974 and Winchester spot at 1.01.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
Cash
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
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Jasena Zaeee
Rebekahs
Winchester Lodge
Order of Rebekahs
I. O. O. BP. Hall
Bessie Miller
Edgar Mason
Nellie Mason
Meta Wingfield
Lyda Chapman
Harriet Palovia
Noble Grand
Jessie Lupton
Ruth Bucher
Vera McMillan
Clemmis Wingfield
Lucy Hildebrand
Virginia Whisson
Cora Robertson
Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Jordan Springs
Grove
Jewish Woman’s Club
Jewish Woman's Club
William G. Wood
Lee Highway
Suerryville
Rappahannocc County
Wood
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Rotary Club
Massanetta
Huntsberry
Frank N. Hack
Thursday Bridge Club
South Washington Street
John P. Hayley
England
Scythia
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert T. Barton
Herbert Larrick
Tappahannock
Jane Moree Lupton
Cecil Lupton
Kernstown
Memorial Hospital
John S. Miller
E. J. Jifkins
Brooks
Kate Kline
John Factor
Highway Fund
Dizzy
Daffy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Croquignole
Carnation
Beauty Shoppe
W. Picca, St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
R. M. Swimley
Anna - Belle
N. Cameron St
Lovett Shoe
Loudoun St
Paramount
Paramount Picture
Sing Crosby
Geo. Burns
Gracie Allen
Richard Arlen
Mary Carlisle
Jack Oakie
Warner Bros
Capitol
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