Exclude Scientists From Scopes Trial Debate
The Associated Press reports a court session in which scientists were proposed as expert witnesses on evolution and Bible relations, but the record shows one witness removed from the room during Dr. Maynard Metcalf's testimony while arguments on admissibility of scientific testimony continued. Judge Raulston received congratulations on a separate decision. the Valusia state marking paper page ends with incomplete text.
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Maynard M. Metcalf
Gament
Raulston
Rexisite
Luttrell Family Reunion Planned in Frederick County
The Luttrell Guttrell family of Frederick County will hold their annual reunion at Col Neville on Saturday August 8. A committee announced a lively program and expects a large turnout of Luttrell and related family members.
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Guttrell
Frederick
Colneville
Peeree of
Luttrellé
President Feels Optimistic Over Nation's Business
President Coolidge expresses optimism about the current business outlook. He is monitoring conditions and, in a conference with Charles D. Hilles of New York, says he is satisfied with the situation as he reviews reports on business and government affairs during the summer session.
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Associated Press
SW. Cott
Mass
Coolidge
Charles D.hilles
New York
East business outlook praised by Mr Hilles
Mr Hilles delivered an enthusiastic report on the business outlook in the east, highlighting positive trends and expected gains for regional markets and firms. The remarks aimed to boost investor confidence and outline potential opportunities in the area.
Farm Union Will Meet Here July 18
The Farmers' Educational and Co operative Union holds its regular monthly meeting at the Court House in Winchester at 2 30 Saturday afternoon July 18. Due to the secretary's illness a new secretary will be elected. Pooling of fertilizer orders will be arranged. each local must submit its quota. EB Funk president.
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The
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
Court House
Winchester
EB. M. Funk
Training Class Nominating Committee Formed
The county group, including Winchester representative P. H. Gold, formed a nominations committee for county convention officers. State secretary Rev. M. C. Miller spoke on standards and the need to understand denominational guidelines aligned with the International Association. Meeting adjourned to reconvene on the chairmans call.
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P. H. Gold
Winchester
M. C. Miller
International Association
Bandits Stage $100,000 Jewel Robbery In N Y
Five robbers held up the Stanley jewelry store on West One Hundred Twenty-fifth Street in New York today and escaped with jewelry valued at $100,000. They fled in a car driven by a sixth man. Police freed three subdued employees after a 20 minute effort to saw off the old style handcuffs.
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Associated Press
New York
Stanley Jewelry
West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Les
Attend carnival and help the firemen
Joseph Willis, a well known colored resident, was reported as recovering after suffering a sudden heart attack several days ago. He was on the road to recovery today following illness that prompted his attending a carnival and assisting the fire department earlier.
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Jos. Willis
Joseph Willis
Mr. John J. McCabe Visits City From Brunswick Md
John J. McCabe of Brunswick Maryland, assistant train master for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, spent yesterday and today in the city due to low business conditions.
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John J. McCabe
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ford Offers To Buy 200 Ships From Government
Henry Ford offered 1,760,000 to purchase 200 Shipping Board vessels set aside for scrapping. The bid beat a 1,370,000 offer from Boston Iron and Metal Company, whose proposal was favored by Fleet Corporation President Palmer but rejected by the Shipping Board, which called for new bids.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Shipping Board
Ford
Boston Iron and Metal Company
Baltimore
Baltimore Company
Palmer
Fleet Corporation
Money Needed for Winchester Playgrounds Drive
Fundraising appeal urges local residents to donate to the Winchester Playgrounds Association to provide healthy recreation for children. Promotes benefits to families and cites crowded unsanitary homes as justification. Contributions accepted via H. S. Duffey W. G. Hardy and Mrs. Robert Y. Conrad.
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Winchester
Duffey
W. G. Hardy
Robert Y. Conrad
Winchester Playgrounds Association
Bequests to Three Institutions From Mrs Shertzer
The Frederick county circuit court probate records reveal Mrs Adam S Shertzer of Stephens City devised $100 to Green Hill Cemetery trustees for perpetual care and $100 to the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Stephens City for church needs. A further $100 goes to the Home for the Aged in Gaithersburg MD. Her husband C W Shertzer gets a life estate option and the estate’s contents, with later changes by a May codicil granting him lifetime income. Shenandoah Valley National Bank named executor with bond of $5,000.
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Adam S. Shertzer
Stephens City
Frederick County
Green Hill Cemetery
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Home For
Gaithersburg
C. W. Shertzer
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Winchester
Short
Mary Lucille Fenton
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
City
Mulford Urges Flexible Landscaping Plans for Homes
F L Mulford of the Federal Department of Agriculture spoke to the Winchester Garden Club on Floriculture and Landscape Gardening. He urged gardens be transformable and plastic, not permanent, stressing color balance, soil acidity, and adapting shrubs to local conditions. He praised native trees, noted over formal layouts, and suggested club members join the American Society of Horticulture.
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F. L. Mulford
Federal Department of Agriculture
Louis Baker
Winchester Garden Club
Mulford
America
Louise Baker
American Society of Horticulture
Women Finish Plans For Hospital Fund Campaign
Eighty of the citys enthusiastic ladies are ready for the Memorial Hospital campaign. The entire womens division was completed when Mrs J Gray Beverley listed team No 1 members in Mrs F B Harris division. Captains expect to announce men teams soon. A meeting at campaign headquarters tomorrow at 7 30 pm will set preliminary details. Citizens support grows for Memorial Hospital in Winchester and surrounding counties as Rippen county districts organize under Joseph Reid and Dudley Wood of Flint Hill.
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Memorial Hospital
J. Gray Beverley
F. b—Harris
George Barrie
Robert Green
Delmar Robinson
Lucille Jackson
Lucille Anderson
Grace Rosenberger
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Mildred I. Hook
Rosalie Cox
Winchester
Rappahannock County
Joseph Reid
Dudley, Wood
Flint Hill
Heavy Rain Ends Long Drought Near Here
A heavy downpour yesterday afternoon refreshed crops across Cedar Creek to Vaucluse. The rain covered B&O Railroad tracks in spots and winds toppled several small buildings near Vaucluse while gardens and fields suffered washouts.
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Cedar Creek
Vaucluse
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Start Campaign For Overthrow of Italian Premier
The Daily Telegraph reports an energetic international campaign to overthrow Mussolini and the Fascist regime in Italy. Emissaries from Wall Street to Vienna and from Milan to Moscow join with anti fascist financiers to sow dissension among the ranks. Vast sums are being spent to back this effort.
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Associated Press
London
The
Daily Telegraph
Mussolini
Italy
Wall Street
Vienna
Milan
Moscow
Dempsey Signed To Fight Wills Date Left Open
New York July 16 George L Tex Rickard announced that Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion had signed to fight Harry Wills his challenger for the title and a formal contract was signed the bout date left open Will be impossible to stage this year but I expect it to come off by September of next year Dempsey said he is willing to meet Wills at any time.
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Associated Press
New York
George L
Tex
Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Dempsey
Wills
North Frederick church reopens under Rev T H Daffin
The North Frederick turnpike church was reopened after reconstruction and served as a mission church before becoming self supporting. Under pastor Rev. T. H. Daffin its progress has been marked by material and spiritual growth among the congregation.
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North Frederick Turnpike
T. H. Daffin
Singing Evangelist Rev Swain Sings Tonight in Winchester
Rev. C. B. Swain of Chicago, famed gospel singer and evangelist, appears at local colored churches. He preaches Why Men and Women Are Drifting Away From God and performs original songs. Tonight 7:45 at John Mann M E Church with lawn fete afterward. Sunday 3 PM at St Pauls AME Church.
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C. 8. Swain
Chicago
Winchester
Swain
John Mann
M. E. Church
W. H. Polk
Lawn Fete
St. Paul's A. M. E
H. ©. Walker
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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William Efox
James Oliver
Firemen Carnival
F. J. Schneiderhan
Winchester Field Laboratory
Colonial Theatre
Fred Thompson
Yakima Canutt
Scar Hanan
Lloyd Hamilton
Universal Presents
WM. Desmond
Clowe’s, the Jeweler
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Department New Vo
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Bill Sez
Ramsey Furniture CO
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