Brucetown Club Advances in Better Homes Drive
Brucetown Home Demonstration Club met July 15 at the school house with Mrs. Martin Adams presiding. 48 homes participate in the county drive toward a 50 home goal. A proposal for a community library was discussed for the next meeting.
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Brucetown Home Demonstration Club
School House
Martin Adams
Jackson
Better Homes Committee
Elizabeth Farrar
Institute of Rural Affairs
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Farrar
Free State Insists on Potomac Ownership Dispute
Maryland state game warden E Lee Lecompte asserts Maryland owns the Potomac above Little Falls and has Supreme Court and State Court of Appeals backing. West Virginians H C Burgan and G C Stotler were fined for fishing without Maryland licenses, sparking a test-case push coordinated by L C Engle. Lecompte defended arrests, saying Maryland laws apply to the river south banks and will be enforced.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Potomac River
Little Falls
E. Lee Lecompte
Lecompte
United States Supreme Court
State Court of Appeals
H. C. Burgan
G. C. Stotler
Shepherdstown
West
Bobs W.nice
Engle
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
State Game Department
Purchases Farm From Land Bank
L Edward Smith of Winchester purchased an 84 acre Frederick county farm five miles east of Winchester. The Federal Land Bank of Baltimore announced the sale and the transaction was handled by J E Judy of Bridgewater, real estate fieldman for the land bank.
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L. Edward Smith
Winchester
Frederick County
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
J. E. Judy
Bridgewater
The
Land Bank
Pocket golf mystery ends with Teague pocket shot cure
In New Oregon City Oregon William Teague uses a pocket in one as his drive on the 14th. Teague and teammates search in the fairway while George Swaford, seeking a ball, finds Teague s pellet in his pocket and drops it to the fairway to resolve how Teague should play his second shot.
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Oregon City
Ore
William Teague
Teagu
George Swafford
Teague
Tague
His Clothes Not Of Right Color
Patrolman Max Rickard in plain clothes approached An drew Woodford of Charles Town W Va and tapped him on the shoulder. Woodford protested he was arrested while intoxicated and told the officer to go away saying he was not dressed in the right clothes. Woodford has two more days to serve in jail.
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Hagerstown
Max Rickard
Andrew Woodford
Charles Town
W. Va
Woodford
Rickard
Baltimore and Ohio buys 14 percent stake in Kee shin Transcontinental
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced it had bought a 14 per cent interest in the Kee shin Transcontinental Freight Lie, a trucking company. In Goldsboro North Carolina Rev Walter C Ball a Methodist minister has found a novel way to sleep through heat waves by cooling his bed sheets before bedtime.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Keeshin Transcontinental Freight Lie
Goldsboro
N. C
Walter C. Ball
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George
An Tel Brent Ey Lac
Louise
Trader Horn
Brucetown Club
Andy Whitacre
Free State
Potomac
Mary
Lupton Orchard Service Co
Pocohontas
Pocohontas Stoker
W. B. Snider & Son
Hamman
Dollar Store
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Jefferson Stand. Life Insurance CO
W. W
Geo. W. Kurtz
Pocket
Harry H. Willis Real Estate
Office
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Avenue
Commercial Small Loan and Finance Co., Inc
E. Water St
Preeti
Shenandoah Electrical Appliance Company
S. Loudoun St
Main
E. Boscawen St
Front Royal
H. S. Dunlap
Dodge
Dodge Dealers
Rhodes Drug Co
Tex Ritter
Snub Pollard
Augie Gomez
Princess White Cloud
Margot Grahame Gordon Jones
John Wayne
California
Gene
Gene Autry
Texas
Cabin Kids
Smiley Burnette
Hansbrough and Carter
Loudoun St
Pilot Life Insurance CO
N. Loudoun Street
Ralph G. Hengeveld
T. J. Calkin
Parry
MUU Rtd Sula
Winchester Milling Corp
Melvin L. Seldon
Ruby Carpenter
Bruce Bromley
York’s
Hawaiian Serenaders
WJEJ
Teddy Lane
Lynn Grubb
Stanley
Africa
Goodall
Palm Beach
Gray & Sheetz
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