Chanters Plan Open Air Service At Handley Bowl
Winchester music lovers will hear The Chanters and leading choir members from city churches in a mammoth open air concert at Handley Bowl on Sunday afternoon June 25 at 530 PM. A silver offering will help defray expenses of The Chanters trip to the New York World's Fair on July 6 where they will sing on Virginia Day.
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Winchester
Russell Potts
Chanters
Virginia
New York
C. R. Anderson
C. P. McVicar
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Floyd Haines
West Clifford
Miss Beekeler
Meta Kline
Eugene Russell
Melton Rites Set After Sudden Newark Man Dies
Charles L. Melton of Newark New Jersey dies suddenly. He is survived by William M. Melton of Los Angeles and a half sister Mrs. Joseph Hite of Luray. Final rites are tomorrow at 2 p m from the Methodist church with Board of Stewards pallbearers. Ministers had not been chosen by afternoon.
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Melton
Newark
N. J
William M. Melton
Los Angeles
Calif
Joseph Hite
Luray
Methodist Church
Board of Stewards
Hollywood Executives Talk Arbitration With Hopkins to Ease Industry Headaches
Five top Hollywood executives led by Wil Hayes met Secretary Hopkins in Washington to discuss a proposed voluntary arbitration system aimed at reducing problems in the glamour industry. Absent was Samuel Goldwyn, and observers noted the gathering might relate to an ongoing antitrust case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hollywood
Hopkins
Wil Hayes
Most Picture Producers and Distribute of
America
Nicholas Schenck
Loew's Incorporat
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures
Harry M. Warner
Warner Brothers
George J. Schaefer
Rko-Radio
Samuel Goldwyn
James Roosevelt
Justice Department
Commerce Department
Hays
Goldwyn
Local Aerie to Install Ritter and Officers Tonight
G C Ritter Jr to be installed as worthy president of Winchester Aerie No 824 Fraternal Order of Eagles at regular meeting tonight with Judge W Terrell Sheehan Staunton guest speaker and installation officer. Inductions include Robert Dale as vice president Edmund C Spates secretary Rodney Wiley chaplain Vincent Hollis treasurer J B Birmingham inner guard J 8 Ritter worthy conductor Walter B Barr C F Hottle and Allen Kipps trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Ritter, Jr
Winchester Aerie
Order of Eagles
W. Terrell Sheehan
Staunton
Robert Dale
Edmundc. Spates
Rodney Wiley
Vincent Hollis
John Birmingham
J. 8. Ritter
Walter B. Barr
C. F. Hottle
Allen Kipps
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Sam Braithwaite
Aerie
Rouss Fire Co
Robert Legge
Eugene Russell
Henry Keller
Robert Snapp
Moving Picture At John Mann Church Not Guilty
Audience invited to see a film at the John Mann M E Church on East Cork Street tonight. The titled showing is Not Guilty At The Judgment.
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Moving
John Mann
Answers to Page Four Test Questions Revealed
A list of ten problems and solutions is presented. Topics include Geyser, Duke of Windsor, Spoon, No, Oxygen, Dominion of Canada, Bronze, South Africa, the pronunciation Hy pok ris i, and a formula for circle area using diameter or radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geyser
Duke of Windsor
Spoon
Oxygen
Dominion of Canada
Bronze
South Africa
Virginia Tech notes Hope herd sets high butterfat marks
Charles R. Hope of Purcellville leads a Holstein and Jersey herd noted by Virginia Tech for May butterfat of 50.4 pounds and 52 pounds on a check test. The seven year DHIA record shows growth from 360 to 469 pounds, driven by silage rich feeds, high quality pastures, careful breeding and culling, with Denton Great Sir Fayne 660976 sires contributing strong daughter records.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Charles R. Hope
Purcellville
H. D. Sprague
Loudoun County
Hope
V. P. I. Dairy Department
Denton
Sir Fayne
U. S. Bureau of Dairy Industry
Dentists' Host Dr Geyer Hosts Northern Virginia Club
Dr Geyer of Martinsburg entertained the Northern Virginia Dental Study Club at his home on Monday June 5. Guests included Dr William Ogus of Washington and members from Winchester Front Royal Woodstock Strasburg Harrisonburg Martinsburg Shepherdstown Charles Town and Berryville. A color movie on artificial dentures preceded Q A and refreshments followed signaling a very good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Geyer
Martinsburg
Northern Virginia Dental Study Club
William Ogus
Washington
United States Navy
Messrs Spurrier and Shannon
Rothstein Dental Laboratory
Washington, D. C
Ogus
Snapp
Knight, Jr
Madden
Sartelle
Slavin
Kerlin
Winchester
van Deusen
Miller, Sr
Miller, Jr
Joyce
Kaiser
Front Royal
Allen
Berryville
Bowman
Groves
Wonder
Woodstock
Maphis
Strasburg
Shutters
Spitzer
Harrisonburg
Geyer
Flanagan
Minghini
W. Va
Bartlett
Shepherdstown
Morris
Charles Town
Boyce Residents Debate High School Merger
Citizens discuss consolidating Boyce and Berryville schools with mixed views. Some favor regional benefits and safer routes, others fear loss of Boyce identity and access. Local opinions split on moving the high school and potential impact on town prominence.
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Boyce
Phillip H. Grim
Boyce Merchant
Old Chapel
Clark
Lee Clark
Post Office
Berryville
Robertson
Duchess in Theater After Shooting Incident In London
The Duchess of Kent and her party attended a theater after a gun was fired near her car in London. Police tied a suspect, Lawlor, to the scene at Westminster court as investigators probed whether the shot targeted the duchess or was random.
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Page 1
Gerald Road
George VI
Lady
Clyde Wilson
Westminster
Henry Hayward
Duke of Kent
Belgrave Square
Prince Edward
Princess Alexandra
Buckinghamshire
Earl of Harewood
Princess Royal
Scotland Yard
Green Street
Inci
Irish Republican Army
Lawlor
Robert Tice
Wilton Crescent
Halkin Street
Chapel Street
Grosvenor Place
Tice
Stotler Elected Lions Club President for Ensuing Year
Bryan Stotler was elected president of the Lions Club for the ensuing year. He previously served as vice-president and will be installed June 27 at the Country Club. The club also named J. K. Wheeler and Leonard B. Sirbaugh as first and second vice presidents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Stotler
Lions Club
J. K. Wheeler
Leonard B. Sirbaugh
Marvin D. Weaver
Earl L. Mason
Warren N. Daugherty
Lion Tanner
Edward G. Ayers
D. H. Sencindiver
Lloyd Carper
John Hardesty
D. O. Louderback
Stotler
Bickers Motor Co
Republican Party
Frederick County
Burnt Church
Albin
Stine’s Chapel
Estimate of overweight women in the United States
The report estimates that approximately 22,000,000 women in the United States are overweight or out of proportion in various parts of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Plan Fight On Strike Bills In Pennsylvania
AFL President James L. McDevitt said labor will push the sit-down strike ban and injunction repeal to the United States Supreme Court. Governor James plans to sign two bills amending the state's Wagner act and allowing injunctions in labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
American Federation of Labor
AFL
James L. McDevitt
United States Supreme Court
Commonwealth
All Bran Helps Prevent Constipation Naturally
To correct constipation avoid discomfort and emergency meds by addressing the cause. Kellogg's All-Bran provides bulk as a natural food solution. Eat All-Bran with plenty of water and join the regulars. Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by every grocer.
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Mullhenth
Kelloge’s
Battle Creek
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Handley Bowl
Charles L. Melton
Sdene
IME Diamond & Branv
John W. Rosenberger & CO
South Braddock St
Local Aerie
Eagles Lodge
Judge Sheehan
Briggs
Andrew G
North America Assurance Society
Richmond
Shenandoah Valley
Bank
Greyhound
Cincinnati
Greyhound Terminal
N. Braddock Street
Charles Hope Herd
Purcellville Dairyman
Dr. Geyer
Daddy
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Vega
Governor’s Island
New York Harbor
U. S
Germany
Burtner
William D Burtner
Lloyd Martin
Boyce High
Garland Brown
Boyce Garage
W. A. Heine
Heine
M. M. Bailey
SILCO
N. Loudoun St
Marvel
W. Adams
E. Piccadilly St
Lions
Mabel H. Whitacre
H. D. Whitacre
James P. Whitacre
New York City
Commercial Small Loan and Finance Co
Boscawen St
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