Local Life Agency News and True Blue Girls Retreat
An Atlantic Life district agent Mason and associates Brown and Shryock occupy offices at 109 North Loudoun Street. The True Blue Girls Sunday school class from the Presbyterian Church will camp next week at Bubbling Springs, chaperoned by their teacher, staying in the Miller cottage on the Capon River. Readied by a portion of the group this evening, others will join Monday morning. attendees include Catherine Rusk and Marjorie Atwell among the members.
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The
Star
Mason
Atlantic Life
North Loudoun Street
Leonard W. Brown
Wilmer F. Hshryock
True Blue Girls
Presbyterian Church
Bubbling Springs
Messrs
William and
Godfrey Miller
Capon River
Catherine Rusk
Marjorie Atwell
Helen Hatcher
Thelma and
Edna Courtney
Louise Largent
Margaret Jane Athey
Nancy Glass Elizabeth Campbell
Ruth Atwell
Tie Life
No Visitors Ordered At Girls Scout Camp Under 18
Health officer Dr L M Allen announces that no visitors under 18 will be allowed inside the Girl Scout Camp gates tomorrow afternoon The measure aims to protect girls in camp from exposure to infantile paralysis and prevent embarrassment to families and the camp Parents and friends are urged to cooperate with the camp committee and director
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L. M. Allen
Social Calendar Activities and Club Meetings
A weekly roundup of gatherings including Girl Scouts Camp White Rock events, Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Tuesday, Junior Choir at United Brethren, Kiwanis luncheon, Winchester Elks and Grace Lutheran Adult Choir practice, Rotary Club at Winchester Golf Club, and American Legion Robert Y. Conrad Post luncheon at George Washington Hotel.
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White Rock
To Rock
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
United Brethren Church
Kiwanis Club
Miss Lois May Salmon Weds Mr Duffey
Miss Lois May Salmon daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter J Salmon of New York City married H J Duffey Jr of Greenwood Va in the chantry of St Thomas Church the Rev Roelif H Brooks officiating. Mrs Salmon Jr was matron of honor and Melville H Bearns Jr was best man. The couple will live in Greenwood.
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Lois May Salmon
Walter Joseph Salmon
New York City
St. Thomas’ Church
H. J. Duffey, Jr
Greenwood
Harold Johnstone Duffey
Middleburg
Roelif H. Brooks
D. D
Virginia Tyler Peters
Washington
Melville H. Bearns, Jr
Warrenton
Spence School
Hermitage
Versailles
France
Ritz-Carlton
Presbyterian Young People Host Evening Vespers
The Presbyterian Church youth will host a vespers service in the yard behind the annex at seven. Miss Helen Knight leads with Rev. E B McGukin discussing Should We Choose Our Movies. Solo by Mrs R B Campbell and a flute tribute by Court ney Jones. Also notes of travels for Miss Lucille Hardesty and Miss Frances Rutherford. The sixth annual Josiah Payne descendants reunion is set July 25 at the Big Springs camp. Everyone is invited. rain or shine.
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Presbyterian Church
Helen Knight
E. B. McGukin
R. B. Campbell
Courtney Jones
Winchester
Lucille Hardesty
Frances Rutherford
Clarke County
Greyhound
Columbus
Ohio
Kansas City
Josiah Payne
Ernest Payne
Big Springs
Winchester Golf Club Faces Purcellville Final in Bi State
Winchester Golf Club sends ten players to meet Alexandria on Purcellville course for the Bi-State final. Martinsburg and Purcellville pair off as Edward C. Goss leads the local team in the tournament. The Winchester Club holds a four point lead over Alexandria.
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Winchester Golf Club
Alexandria
Purcellville
Martinsburg
W. Va
Edward C. Goss
Winchester Club
Christian Endeavor Yard Party Promises Good Food and Fun
Preparations by the Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ for a yard party on the evening of July 23 near Mrs. Cc. L. Butler's North Braddock street home. Proceeds go to the church bulletin fund. Public welcome for a lively evening with plenty of eats.
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Hristian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Church of Christ
Cc. L. Butler
North Braddock Street
Winchester Dentist Dr Kerlin Takes Two Week Vacation
Dr Raymond H. Kerlin of Winchester departs this afternoon for Virginia Beach for a two week vacation. He will resume practice in his office on Monday morning, August 5.
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Raymond H. Kerlin
Winchester
Virginia Beach
Kerlin
Dr. L M Allen Confined After Ankle Injury
Dr. L M Allen, who sustained an ankle injury on July 4, has gone to the hospital for treatment. He has remained inactive for several days to allow recovery and a quiet period is advised. Mrs Julian Rogers and her niece Miss Mary Louise Conner visit the former’s brother, Rev J H An at his Frankfort home.
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Allen
L. M. Allen
Julian Rogers
Mary Louise Conner
J. H. An
Frankfort
Hand of Death Ends Cecil Lean Career of Musical Comedy Star
Cecil Lean, famed musical comedy star, died of a heart attack at Plymouth Theatre New York aged 57 while walking with wife Cleo Mayfield. The Lambs Club member will be buried in Lake Sunapee New Hampshire. The Leans, longtime partners in vaudeville and stage, were associated with Florence Ziegfeld and starred in No No Nanette Of Thee I Sing and Everybody's Welcome.
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Cecil Comedy Lean
Plymouth Theatre
New York
Lean
Cleo Mayfield
Cecil Lean
Florence Ziegfield
San Francisco
Maine
Florida
Scenic Highway Proposed Along C and O Canal Route
The National Capital Parks and Planning Commission would study a scenic highway from Washington to Cumberland Maryland via the Chesapeake and Ohio canal as part of Great Falls National Park. Henry P Bridges of Woodmont Rod and Gun Club said President Roosevelt, during a July club visit, urged the commission to pursue the proposal. The canal is owned by a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad subsidiary.
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Washington
Cumberland
National Capital Parks and Planning Commission
Great Falls
Henry P. Bridges
Woodmont Rod and Gun Club
Maryland
Frederick Delano
Roosevelt
Bridges
The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mint Employees Go Payless at Denver Mint
In a crowded Denver mint building housing vast gold reserves, about 200 workers have gone five days without pay as their pay checks fail to arrive. The cause of the delay could not be explained by the employees.
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Denver
United States Mint
Miller Grove farmer dies after black widow bite
Vic Lamb aged 25, a Miller Grove farmer in Cumby Texas, died from complications a week after a black widow spider bite. His right arm was amputated in a bid to save his life.
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Cumby
Texas
Vic Lamb
Miller Grove
Barch Delivers Rural Mail Policy Review at Carrier Convention
Roanoke Virginia July 20 Representative Barch Democrat Virginia was to address the rural mail carriers convention. He planned a Washington speech focus on federal rural mail legislation rather than Virginia politics.
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Roanoke
Barch
D-Va
Washington
Virginia
Congress
Rev Dr Tyndall to Preach at Christ Church
Rev Dr Charles N Tyndall of Niagara Falls N Y will preach Sunday morning at 11 oclock at Christ Episcopal Church This will be the only service of the day Rev Dr Tyndall and Mrs Tyndall are visiting their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Peyton J Marshall It was reported John Henkel Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Hinton Jackson ill with bronchial cold is improved Evelyn Whitacre of Martinsburg W Va visiting her aunt Mrs Elmer Whitlock Annie Preston Starling rural supervisor of Frederick County schools left for a summer vacation Martha Coontz moved to 1009 South Kent St after major operation at Memorial Hospital and is recovering.
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Charles N. Tyndall
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Christ Episcopal Church
Tyndall
Peyton J. Marshall
Little John Henkel Jackson
Hinton Jackson
Evelyn Whitacre
Martinsburg
W. Va
Elmer Whitlock
Charles Street
Miss Whitacre
Martinsburg High School
Annie Preston Starling
Frederick County
Martinsville
Martha Coontz
South Kent Street
Memorial Hospital
Register of Business Now Available for Free Use
Thomas' Register of American Manufacturers, a voluminous compilation of data on industry and business in the United States, has been received at the Chamber of Commerce office and is available for free use. Trade names, trade marks, financial ratings and similar information may be obtained with dispatch by use of the volume. There is no charge.
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Thomas’ Register of American Manufacturers
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Party Rolters Welcomed by Kansas G. O. P.
Four leading Young Democrats in Kansas desert the national administration praising Governor Alf M. Landon. They cite federal patronage and rising debt as reasons. Supporters call the move a Landon victory and a boost to a possible presidential bid. Landon's budget is balanced and a pay-as-you-go policy is noted.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Landon
Jeweler Crushed To Death As Car Is Hit By Train
Harold V. Wallace, 21, a jeweler, died after his car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio express at a Darby crossing. The locomotive carried the car 50 feet, blocking the crossing for over an hour while crews removed the body. Train crew members were placed under technical arrest pending investigation as the run continued.
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Philadelphia
Darby Crossing
Harold V. Wallace
L. H. Webbing
P. M. Raithe
H. W. Hope
Administration Moves to Bar Government Suits
Roosevelt administration advances effort to prevent lawsuits against the government as processing tax suits rise to 359. Senate adopts a compromise to allow legal action by processors who bear the tax burden, not passed to consumers. President defends sovereign right to decide who may sue.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
United States
Escaped Lunatic Found Praying In Catholic Church
An all night search by Dundalk police and a 50 man posse ended at St. Rita's Church Dundalk where the escaped lunatic from Spring Grove State Hospital was found praying in a pew. He was described as dangerous and officials feared he would harm his wife and mother in law if he returned home. He offered slight resistance when halted but calmed quickly.
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Baltimore
Dundalk
St. Rita’s Catholic Church
Spring Grove State Hospital
Charges Extra To Drive Carefully
A Baltimore taxi driver was reported to the Public Service Commission by Roland T. Jones for charging extra to drive carefully. Jones said his cab was on the waterfront with two passengers including a cripple and a heart patient, and the driver demanded a dollar before driving carefully, then drove recklessly.
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Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Roland T. Jones
Frederick Avenue
Jones
Druggist Slashed By Bandit Gang
Baltimore July 20 Dr Claude M Smoak 37 druggist was slashed on face and wrist by four bandits who forced his car to curb and robbed him of 98 dollars in cash and about 25 in checks. Physicians set 25 stitches in chin cheek and wrist after one attacker flashed a penknife when money was refused.
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Baltimore
Claude M. Shoak
Winchester Armory Standardization Urged For Federal Aid
Andrew Bell relays a message from Gen S Gardner Waller stating a standardized Winchester armory is needed for federal aid. Waller plans a July 22 Raleigh conference with PWA and officials to discuss projects and funding. Newport News builds a 63000 armory with state aid. Winchester could build a 40000 armory costing 12000.
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Andrew Bell
S. Gardner Waller
Winchester
Waller
Raleigh
N. C
PWA
Newport News
Sewer Rats Triumph Over Woolen Mill in Softball Clash
The Sewer Rats defeated the Virginia Woolen Mill softball team 8 to 6 yesterday afternoon, marking their fifth win against one defeat after a prior loss to the Cokes.
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Sewer Rats
Cokes
Virginia Woolen Mill
Rats
McCue Protests Apple Inspectors Appointment in Virginia
Purcell McCue, president of the Virginia Horticultural Society, denounces Agriculture Commissioner George Koiner for naming Robert Bier and M. A. Hubbard to lead state apple inspection. He calls the move a smoke screen and asserts it bypasses the Board of Agriculture and worsens the apple peach dispute with J. H. Meek directing markets.
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G ‘Ood
Commissioner of
George Koiner
Robert Bier
M. A. Hubbard
Purcell McCue
Virginia Horticultural Society
J. H. Meek
Division of Markets
Mr. McCue
Meek
Hubbard
Board of Agriculture
Keiner
Relief workers balk at low pay demands
Relief headquarters report widespread resistance to employment offers. A man on relief refus es a Caterpillar tractor job at forty five cents an hour, equating to thirteen fifty a week. A farmer also passes on a farm hand offer of one dollar a day plus meals for his family.
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Jones
Mr. Shade
Dole
Clarke County
Ana
Shade
Wheat Growers Converge for Annual Meeting in July
Wheat production data show 1935 US output near 670 million bushels with a July carryover of 150 to 170 million. Projected 1935-36 supply totals reach 820 to 860 million, assuming normal consumption around 625 million and limited exports amid drought and higher domestic prices.
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United States
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Roor
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