Lutherans Gather 5000 At Valley Reunion
About 5000 churchmen attended the ninth annual Lutheran Reunion at Endless Caverns, New Market. Speakers included J H Carpenter on Saving the Boys and Dr W J Showalter on Improving the Ministry. Dr Chas J Smith of Roanoke College joined guests as Col E T Brown hosted the event with Schubert Orchestra music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Showalter
National Geographic Magazine
Washington, D. C
Rockingham County
Shenandoah Valley
Samuel D. Trexler
Lutheran Synod of
New York and
New England
E. T. Brown
Trexler
Col Brown
Smith
Chas. J. Smith
Roanoke College
Massanutten Military Academy Band Headsed by Spiker in Va Event
Orchestra directed by Dr W Starley of New Market and the Wo Virginia Municipal Band under Capt Fred B Spiker Massanutten Military Academy performed then a basket luncheon and picnic followed by an afternoon concert A program included hymns scriptures prayers addresses and an anthem led by Rev C A Freed Rev C M Tuefel Hon J H Carpenter Esq and Rev Samuel D Trexler associated with the Lutheran Synod of New York and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D
Winchester
C. A. Freed
C. M. Tuefel
Staunton
J. H. Carpenter
Gastonia
N. C
Samuel D. Trexler
The
Lutheran Synod
New York
New England
Purification claim promotes Calotabs for health
Physicians endorse wiping out chronic ailments with Calotabs as a system purifier. Take a thorough course once or twice weekly for several weeks and experience healthier vitality. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Hymn Selections and Congregational Service Notes
Hymn 129 Beautiful Saviour led by The Congregation with Dr W J Showalter associate editor of National Geographic Magazine. Hymn 167 Lord Keep Us Steadfast in Thy Word The Congregation Suggested Ertta Hymn 494 The Congregation Benediction Rev Arthur Blank Luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Showalter
National Geographic Magazine
Ertta
Arthur Blank
Plan to unite Valley in Pike widening effort
President Howard J. Benchoff of Shenandoah Valley Inc has worked out a plan to unite civic groups for a Valley Pike improvement movement and will present it at Staunton. The group reports $18 000 to $20 000 pledged, boosting a stronger publicity drive as tourist traffic declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Benchoff
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Board of
Staunton
Chambers of Commerce
Shirley
State Highway Commission
Col. Benchoff
the Valley, Inc
Gasoline Demand Note In Valley Tourism
A fragment notes increased tonnage in gasoline with an estimate that each tourist traveling the Valley buys from fire to ten gallons of gas. The text is sparse and unclear on dates or places but implies higher fuel use tied to valley tourism.
Baptist State Missionary Report Summary
Report details the Baptist state missionary work with a continued note from July 1929. Stanley Baptist Church hosted the meeting where H. J. Parker of Front Royal was elected moderator, L. A. Parker vice moderator, E. T. Clark clerk, and E. E. Farr of Charles Town treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
H. J. Parker
Front Royal
L. A. Parker
E. T. Clark
E. E. Farr
Charles Town
Hospital Staff Physician Jumps To His Death
Staunton July 26 Dr Louis T J Putney 88 a Western State Hospital staffer for 11 years ended his life by hanging at his home Ill health and low spirits over five months were cited by friends Mrs Putney briefly left for mail then returned to find him dead in the basement After a barrel was kicked his body hung from a rafter Funeral services set for ten o'clock Saturday at the Putney home Putney a native of Prince Edward County and a Medical College of Virginia graduate E W Putney his father lives near Farmville
Republicans Hope For Silencing Heflin in 1948 Campaign
Newburgh New York July 27 Representative Fish told the local Republican committee that Republicans nationwide would welcome silencing Senator Heflin of Alabama a vocal critic of Governor Smith. He denounced religious attacks and warned against dragging religion into politics noting strong Jewish and German voting blocs align with Republicans on economic issues. He urged unity for Hoover and cautioned against Democratic southern leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Representative Fish
Heflin
Alabama
Gov. Smith
Gary. Smith
Fish
Republican City Committee
Palatine Hotel
Hoover
Republican Party
Rest Brevities from Rest Virginia Visitors and Locals
Mr Charles Brady and son Charles Jr of California left Rest for Baltimore after guestship with Alma Brady and the Schlacks. Belle Sanderson accompanied them. Others visited include John Hauptman still ill, Victor Ridgeway and son, Garland Snyder party to Gaithersburg, Joseph Hancher and family, and Mrs Holmes Snapp visiting her ill mother. Rest Bible Class socialized at F O Mouldens. picnic planned August 4 in Slonaker meadow. Coman and Gon of Panama and L K Lynn of Indiana registered at Rest Tourist Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest
Charles Brady
Charles, Jr
California
Brady
Alma Brady
John Schlack
Baltimore
Belle Sanderson
Schlack
John Hauptman
Victor Ridgeway
Garland Snyder
Gaithersburg
Joseph Hancher
Near White Hall
H. B. Sell
Holmes Snapp
Martinsburg
David Prince
F. O. Moulden
Slonaker’s Meadow
Wadesville
Coman and
Gon
Panama
L. K. Lynn
Indiana
New Government Currency Plans Quiet Amid Rumor Mill
Detroit Free Press notes scant coverage of a new smaller currency. The piece suggests bootleggers and rum runners may have influenced public discussion or appetite for monetary change, with no official announcements yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Frederick County
Special Commissioner will auction 63 acres in western Frederick County near Gainesboro in front of the Winchester courthouse on August 11 1928 at 11 a.m. Terms: one third cash at sale, balance in two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust with semi annual interest. Bond posted and clerk certifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Hudson
Margaret J. Hudson
Circuit Court
Frederick County
County Court House
Winchester
Fr County
Gainesboro
Adj
Albert W. Hudson
Herbert 8. Larrick
A. G. Swanson
Herbert
Larrick
Cree
Teeth of a gorilla cannot be pulled
A science note explains that gorilla teeth are deeply rooted and cannot be pulled. The text suggests consulting Stoffey Houston Post Dispatch for related questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoffey Houston Post Dispatch
Notice of Meeting on Game and Inland Fisheries Rules
The Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries calls a meeting in Richmond on August 4, 1928 at 9 A.M. to consider proposed regulations governing fishing and wildlife rules. Provisions cover hunting seasons, bag limits, and penalties, with many counties exempted or restricted by state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Commission of ‘Game and Inland Fisheries
House of Gates
Richmond
Accomac
Artin Line
Charles City
Chesterfield
Elizaeth City
Essex
Fairfax
Gloucester
Hanover
Henrico
Iniact Wight
James City
King George
King and Queen
King William
Lancaster
Mathews
Mide Diesex
Nassemond
New Kent
Norfolk
Northampton
Northumberland
Prince George
Pring Ores Hicton
Southampton
Stafford
Burryck
Weatmoreand
York
E Ri Ee
Turkey
Boards of Supervisors
Code of Virginia
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Willis Robertson
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Fred H. Morehead
Col. Brown
Wm. M. Richards
Water
Piccadilly
Nice
Salem Lane
Millwood Road
Care Star
Fairview Ave
W. J. Cook
R. M
Springs
Winchester Furniture Co
South Main ST
Funk & Son
Ong
Atranger
Adv
Goodrich
Cammer Tire Co
S. Braddock St
Senator Heflin
Canterbury
Canterburg
W. D. Hale
H. ©. Cave
Washngton
F. W. Olsen
Eastport
Cave Fleming
Ohio
Mae Painter
Frank Martin
Penwell
Penwell Spent Sunday With Mrs. Martin's Sister, Mrs. B. A. Rowland
Wa J Cave
Fay Clemons
Gore
V D. Hale
H. B. Richardson
Reliance
L. J. Cave
Ray Albin
Liza Cline
New York City
Adn
William Cline
H. C. Cave
Rae Alton
Washington,d. C
Cave
Williams
Clarence Hartley
Charles Hartley
Stephens City
F. W. Dovel
Mutt & Jeff
Bud Fisher
Hortens
Jcpenneyco
North Main ST
Deauville
C. C. Brannon
Richmond, Va
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