County News Briefs From Middletown Virginia
Middletown notices span visits and family events with residents from Washington Del Ray Harpers Ferry and nearby towns. Local weddings births illnesses and road work are noted along with social visits by Miss Senseney and families including the Larricks Klines and McDonalds.
Visitors at the Godlove Home in Lebanon Church
Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Godlove included Mr. and Mrs. Olmer Swanson of Winchester and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rinker and family of near Stephens City. Mrs. John Richard shows improvement after illness. Mr. Hopewell Himelright remains about the same. Mr. Elmer Godlove injured his foot in an accident.
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Jacob
Woodstock
Bride
Caleb Copp
Youngstown
Otis Brown
Rawlings
Moore
David Moore
Washington, D. C
Samuel McDonald
Conley Conley
Stephens City
Albert McDonald
Leo McDonald
Marlboro
Lebanon Church
Elmer Godlove
Olmer Swanson
Winchester
Alfred Rinker
John Richard
Hopewell Himelright
Virginia Chambers of Commerce Meet at Endless Caverns
Secretaries from Virginia chambers gathered at Endless Caverns New Market for a luncheon hosted by Major and Mrs E M Brown. At 1 PM C Verdon Kemp of the State Chamber presided a business session. Winchester pair Andrew and Mrs Bell planned to travel to Dickey Ridge Lodge for Winchester Night dinner at 6 30.
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Virginia
Endless Caverns
New Market
Major
E. M. Brown
C. Verdon Kemp
State Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Winchester
Andrew Bell
Caverns
Dickey Ridge Lodge
Skyline Drive
Cheyenne man finds four leaf clover as lightning strikes nearby
Martin Kelly of Cheyenne Wyoming found a four leaf clover and five minutes later a lightning bolt splintered a tree twenty feet from him. He was unharmed in the incident.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Martin Kelly
Kelly
Radio Favorites Grow as Transatlantic Flier Corrigan Tops Airwaves
New York July 21 Radio note Doug Corrigan the trans Atlantic flyer now a station favorite after two overseas interviews and a $1500 payout on Bob Ripley show. He toured Dublin did CBS and NBC spots gratis but later received fees, with a packed broadcasting slate across NBC CBS and local outlets detailing daily program lineups.
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New York
Douglas Corrigan
California
NBC
Dublin
CBS
Bob Ripley
Shekels
Ripley
Corrigan
Tempting Hot Weather Dishes and Appetizers
An ad listing a summer menu collection features sandwiches salads soups and hors d oeuvres. It promises fruit salads with a special dressing and club plate ideas for Sunday night suppers. The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau offers a booklet APPETIZERS SALADS and SANDWICHES for fifteen cents postpaid.
Governor Earle Suspended From Flying Duties
Governor George H. Earle of Pennsylvania was suspended for two weeks from flying privileges after disobeying his instructor during a practice flight that ended in a crash. Colonel Camille Vinet, head of the State Aeronautics Bureau, admonished the governor to use better judgment next time.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Camille Vinet
State Aeronautics Bureau
Earle
Vinet
Corrigan
Rainfall Averages From 1913 to 1937 by Month
Historical rainfall table shows 25 year averages for each month from January to December with totals in inches. Highlights include January 2.59, February 2.00, March 2.95, April 3.25, May 3.0, June 3.63, July 3.37, August 3.77, September 2.36, October 3.21, November 2.30, December 2.33. The average annual rainfall is 35.36 inches.
Teeth Care Held As Essential
Dr. I es Riggin, state health commissioner, says prompt tooth replacement is vital after extraction or loss, especially for bridges or dentures. Regular hygiene and semiannual dental visits reduce need for replacements, while neglect worsens health and appearance.
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I.es Riggin
Deodorized Skunk Hunt Takes Odd Turn in Chicago
Policemen told Miss Rose Johnson they had no clues in the search for her pet skunk Willie who escaped from a boarding kennel. They warned the chances of catching a deodorized skunk were virtually nil. Miss Johnson feared Willie could be harmed by a shotgun at large.
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Chicago
Rose Johnson
Willie
Miss Johnson
Farm Tenant Advisory Committee Set to Meet Saturday
The Virginia Farm Tenant Advisory Committee will convene Saturday to discuss the new year funding. J. S. Wills, state director of the Farm Security Administration, announced a $534,917 allocation for loans to sharecroppers. Counties eligible will be announced after state committee approval and Bankhead Jones Act compliance.
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Farm Tenant Advisory Committee
Virginia
J. 5 S. Wills
Farm Security Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
FSA
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