Clothing Industry Will Employ 125 At Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg Virginia will debut the Hindes and Geller Clothing Company on Wednesday, moving from New York after 20 years. Isadore Geller and Max Hindes will manage, employing 125 locals with a $50 000 annual payroll. The plant features modern layout on West Rock Street and will produce fall and winter garments year round.
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Harrisonburg
Bogen
Weel Ot Te Enone
Hindes and Geller Clothing Company
New York City
Isadore Geller
Max Hindes
New York
Wille
Hindes and Geller Company
E. L. Klingstein
Klingstein
Joe Jackson
Hindes and Geller
Sinclair Oil Company
Rock Street
Food and Feed Crop Rulings for 1936 Agriculture
County agents report revised Department of Agriculture rules on food and feed crops for 1936 drought relief. Deductions are waived for farms lacking normal production, with allowances to harvest certain forage crops not counted toward land use. Stine urges growers to adopt legumes fertilizing liming and other practices with 50 to 70 percent cost subsidies. deadline October 31. Information available from the county agent office or local committees.
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Department of Agriculture
Stine
Fred Stine
Court House
Byrnes Protests Anonymous Postcards in Charleston
Senator Byrnes urged the Postoffice Department to probe anonymous postcards mailed in Charleston. He denounced the Roosevelt Byrnes Democratic Party as a racial equality pledge. Mayor Maybank said several cards reached Charleston, one was sent to him.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Byrnes
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Postoffice Department
Charleston
Burnet Maybank
Roosevelt
German Fortification Claim Sparks Commons Debate
London July 13 Lord Cranborne told the House of Commons he understood Heligoland was being fortified by Germany.
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London
Lord Cranborne
House of Commons
Heligoland
Germany
Girl Scouts Camp Busy with Hikes Crafts and Life Saving Tests
The first two week period at Camp White Rock ends July 14 with many breakfast and supper hikes and an overnight to Ice Mountain. Scouts build caches, lash benches, and use hatchets to clear space while archery and swimming improve skills. Guests included Dr Gibson and Mrs Cooper. Next two week period begins July 14 with registration to Miss Charlotte Campbell. baggage transfers from the Lutheran church at 9 am. rate is 14 dollars plus 1 registration fee.
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Ice Mountain
Thomas A. Gibson
Donald McFadden
Eugene Cooper
Charlotte Campbell
Camp White Rock
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Lutheran Church
Middletown
Kline's Woods
Vaucluse
The
Grange
Cedar Creek Cabin Camp
C. L. Wright
David H. Rhodes
Virginia Stewart
Roy J. Bageant
White Hall Grange
E. R. McDonald
Edger Hockman
Hite’s
M. E. Church
South
Marlboro
Ladies’ Aid Society of Grace M. E. Church
Caroline Hickerson
Columbia University
S. G. Larrick
Gordon Keith
Beckley
Clifton Forge
Mary E. Edmondson
Edmondson
Harrisonburg
Frederick Schauss
Schauss
Richard Mann
New York
M. H. Rhodes
Berryville
C. E. Wright
James Smith
Pauline Ferris
Grace Ferris
George Bickelhaupt
Miss Grace
Master Ferris Bickelhaupt
Heat at Washington Monuments Reaches Dramatic High
The National Capital sizzles as the Weather Bureau reading tops 105 at the city, with a peak 114 degrees recorded on a thermometer atop the Washington monument. Other hotspots include the Capitol dome at 109 and the Lincoln Memorial nearby.
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Washington
National Capital
Washington Monument
Weather Bureau
Capitol Dome
Lincoln Memorial
Men S Royalty Tournament at Winchester Club Update
Daily results from the Winchester Country Club men's tournament show first flight matches near completion with Charles Elting vs Raymond H. Kerlin the last to finish. Winners include Fred Read Donald L. Weems Clarke Coop er ee J ry and Arthur Taner Arnold and J P Hayley with various margins. Second flight scores include E R Buncutter Dr R F Cline Philip Fowle and Ralph Pifer. All second matches due by July 19 finals by August 1. Heat halted home-and-home with Purcellville. bi state match in Alexandria next Saturday. Winchester leads the association by 2 1/2 points.
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Winchester Country Club
Charles Elting
Raymond H. Kerlin
Fred Read
Logan R. Pay
Donald L. Weems
W. Nelson Page
BE. C. Goss
Philip Glaize
Clarke T. Cooper Ee J.ry
Arthur
Og Bill Harris
Taner Arnold
Carl Campbell
J. P. Hayley
John
Billy Schenck
Purcellville
Alexandria
Winchester
Rock Hill County Funds Tied Up by Legal Impasse
Creditors and employees in York County cannot collect due to a legal stalemate. Officials report the law requires county funds to be handled only by the county supervisor C A Thewarten amid unclear authority and prolonged incapacity to disburse or settle debts.
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Rock Hill
8. C
York County
Upervisor
C. A. Thewarten
Calooly Ill
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