Community Notes From Greenway Virginia July News
Greenway Virginia reports a hospital patient, memorial care for Mrs Funkhouser, and a variety of social visits. revival services near Stephens City draw attendees at Double Churches while a Sulphur Springs birthday picnic honors Howard White turning fifty. Several residents travel, visit banks, beaches, and universities, with improvements noted for Rev. Van der Linden and Mrs. Funkhouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenway
C. C. Funkhouser
Memorial Hospital
Daisy Grubbs
Joe Petry
Stephens City
Howard White
Helen Marie
Carrie Perry
Leslie White
C. L. Funk
Charles Strosnider
Winchester
Beulah Strodes
J. H. Punkhouser
Bud Arme
Armel
Dr Watson to Address Educators in Virginia District
Dr Goodwin Watson of Columbia University will address educators at the District 6 Virginia Education Association fall meeting in Waynesboro on October 14. The program includes a panel forum on special problems with a noon and afternoon session led by Watson, focusing on guidance as an ancient art in teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Education Association
Goodwin Watson
Columbia University
Mroning
Ethel Spilman
Watson
Andrew Bell
Winchester
E. P. Browning
Celia Punkhouser
Harrisonburg
D. J. Howard
Annie Myers
Bridgeware
Abigail Ritchie
Elkton
B. L. Stanley
Anne P. Starling
Margie Trumbo
Cootes Store
Anne Gardner
Waynesboro
Capitol Patrons May Expect Fine Movies Regularly
Capitol Theatre manager Lamar Keen says patrons may enjoy new releases through Labor Day. From major studios come EAch Dawn I Die and The Old Maid with top stars. plus Child Is Born, Career Man, Bachelor Mother, Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever, Goodbye Mr Chips, On Borrowed Time, Lady of the Tropics, Blackmail, The Wizard of Oz, and more from Paramount, 20th Century Fox, United Artists, and other studios.
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Lamar Keen
Capitol Theatre
Labor Day
Hollywood
James Cagney
George Raft
Jane Bryan
Maxie Rosenbloom
Bette Davis
Mariam Hopkins
George Brent
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Jeffrey Lynn
Gladys George
Johnnie Davis
Joel McCrea
Brenda Marshall
Frank McHugh
RKO Radio Studios
Ginger Rogers
David Niven
Garson Kanin
Snow White
Judy Garland
Frank Morgan
Ray Bolger
Bert Lahr
Billie Burke
Paramount Studios
Jack Benny
Paramount
Dorothy Lamour
Edward Arnold
Phil Harris
Betty Grable
Binnie Barose
Rochester
Bing Crosby
Louise Campbell
Ned Sparks
20Th Century-Fox Studios
Stanley
Livingstone
Spencer Tracy
Richard Greene
Nancy Kelly
Walter Coburn
Henry Hull
United Artists
Four Feathers
A. E. W. Mason
Alexander Kenda
India
Man IN the
Louis Hayward
Jean Bennett
Warren William
Dumas
Walter College
Ann Sh No. E
Glamour Girl
Bea Carlson
Jascha Heifetz
Andrea Leeds
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 HISTORICAL CLUES AND ANSWERS
A crossword style clue set listing across and down hints for a historical puzzle. Clues cover items from worry to power, pub- living names, and various numeric and color terms. Answers include domesticates, founder, century, and several celestial and mythological references. The grid references unknown, with many two or more word answers and abbreviations implied.
Miss Chatfield Advice Column on Trust and Read Signs
Dear Miss Chatfield: A steady boyfriend stalls on marriage plans, cites money, and avoids clear commitment while a sly buddy dates others. The reader wonders if the delay signals disinterest or deception, with guidance that steady talk and finances reveal true intent and a lack of close future plans.
Parsons Family To Hold Reunion
Harry Parsons, once in the dyeing and cleaning business and now living in Utica, N Y, invites friends to the seventeenth annual reunion of the Cornet Joseph Parsons Association of America. The gathering will be August 19 at Laconia Tavern, Laconia N H, on Route No 3. The association's annual meeting follows the dinner priced at $1 per plate.
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Harry Parsons
Utica
N. Y
Star
Cornet Joseph Parsons Association of America
Laconia Tavern
Laconia
N. H
Daniel Webster
These Joes Always Doing Something
INDIANAPOLIS July 24 A woman filed a suit alleging a man named Joe disrupted her marriage to Beulah Cummings and sought $5000 damages for the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Joe
Beulah Cummings
Fleeing Youth Shot By Police in Baltimore
Baltimore July 24 A 15 year old youth fleeing from a vacant house was critically wounded by a policeman. Officer Thomas A Wojcik said he saw the youth running and ordered him to halt. The youth reached toward a back pocket and the officer fired, striking him in the chest. The injured boy was identified as Ralph Rausch who had left the Maryland Training School For Boys on July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thomas A. Wojcik
Wojcik
Ralph Rausch
Maryland Training School For Boys
New Gadgets For Milady Fashion Preview Reveals Back Bustle
Chicago July 24 design preview shows fall wardrobes shifting emphasis to back details. Bustle effects appear via bows and ornaments, while fronts stay smooth with pleats drawn to the rear. Skirts trend away from extreme flare with longer sleeves and a likely cold knee season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cowan
Chicago
Hollywood
New York
Refused To Take Husband's Coses
CHICAGO July 24 Mrs Lillian Slater 28 won an uncontested divorce on cruelty grounds from husband Ralph 33 a mechanical engineer of St Petersburg Florida. She testified to judge William V Brothers that he forced his own remedies and struck her during disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lillian Slater
William V
Brothers
Circuit Court
Ralph
St. Petersburg
Fla
Promising to Do Better Leads to Fine in West Virginia
A relief recipient Louis White, 25, was fined 25 dollars in Moundsville magistrate court after pledging to do better. He was convicted of wilfully abusing two minor children, with his wife testifying he prevented meals from relief authorities and kept food for himself. The case highlights neglect amid welfare assistance during 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
Louis White
Notice to Lewis Largent Deed Request for Lot 25
Notice to Lewis Largent and all personal representatives heirs devisees or assigns to apply to the Clerk in Virginia on September 14 1939 for a deed to Lot No 25 Block 56 in the plat of New Middletown recorded in the Clerk's Office of the county. The notice lists the required filing dates through several past and upcoming dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Abel
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
New Middletown
Said
Nenet
Lewis Largent
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