Scouts Enjoy Special Meeting and Recognition
Boy Scouts of America members and friends attended a special meeting on a club night. Supt. F. E. Clerk arranged movie reels and the Scout operator Mas ter Gray led a brief address urging strong scouting effort. Second class badges were awarded to McGuire and Riley, while renderfeat pins were given. Five boys joined the troop Taylor Lee Barr George ee RBar Oscar Lewis Eugene Lewis and Norman Bahtman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Richard
Harding Davis
F. E. Clerk
Handley Schools
Gray
Clerk
Vernon Eddy
McGuire
Riley
Taylor Lee Barr
George
Ee Rbar
Oscar Lewis
Eugene Lewis
Norman Bahtman
Ley Amy Saalt
R. Moore
William Moore
Local Graduates Earn Law Degrees at Georgetown and Virginia
The article notes graduates Lynch and Kremer earning bachelor of law degrees. Kremer, son of Luther F. Kremer, attended Johns Hopkins High School and the University of Virginia. Lynch, from John Kerr School, studied at the University of Virginia and served as a lieutenant in World War I before entering Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geadudtes
Georgeta University
Washington, D.C
Winchester
Phey- Ar vty-Holliday
Lynch
Suel Kremer
Irs
Luther F. Kremer
Johns High School
University of Virginia
John Kerr Sehdok
Winches
America
University of Gedrzetown
Shoe price reductions announced by St Louis manufacturers
Reductions in wholesale prices for various shoe styles by 25 cents to 2 dollars per pair were announced by officials from three of the largest shoe manufacturing establishments in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Shoe price reductions blamed on loan costs and leather
Officials of the Hamilton-Brown Company and Brown Shoe Company attribute the price cuts to higher interest on borrowing and to reduced leather costs on certain grades. A. C. Brown, president of Hamilton-Brown, cites tight money as the main contributor to retailers facing borrowing difficulties.
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International Shoe Company
Three
Hamilton-Brown Company
Brown ‘Shoe Cpany
Ives
Pric
Atte
A. C. Brown
Miss Lois Talbert Delights Salem Audience in Recital
Miss Lois Talbert, sister of Edwin and Yost Talbert of Winchester, received unanimous praise at Salem High School Auditorium for a recital showing a rich voice and musical versatility. She performed Handel Haydn and Schubert selections, operatic arias, and Arditi waltzes, with Mrs Nelle Hartman Peery at the piano. she is also an accomplished pianist and organist at Salem Methodist Church and plans to return to Baltimore soon to help her father Rev W C Talbert at Arlington Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
Roanoke
Lois Talbert
Mbse
Edwin, Yost
Winchester
Lois’ Talbert
Salem High-School
Verdure Calé
Haydn
Schubert
Miss ’Talbert
Arditi
Clarke Shenk Weds Lois Hottel in Martinsburg Wedding
Clarke Shenk of Bartonville iinty married Lois Hottel daughter of Luther and Mrs Hottel in Martinsburg West Virginia at the Disciples Church parsonage. The brown travelling suit bride wore and hat to match. They left for a wedding tour and will reside in Bartonville after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Shenk
Bartonville
Iinty
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lois ‘Hottel
Luther Hottel
Stephens City
County
The
Disciples Church
Frank W. Shenk
G. Washington
Ge Washington Sales
F. R
Fifth Avenue
New York City
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Handley Library
Gehalmbers
Chalmers
Bromley’s Garage
Meade
Virginia
Kentucky
Owens & Cowan
Hustonville
Lincoln County
R.M. Swimley
And
Stove Man
Roy Schmuckner
Rma
Doreee Et Bee
Roy P. Duvall
P. C. Parlett
J. W. Bailey
Wm. Paype’ S
Ridgeway
Martinsburg Pike
Duvall &, Dunn
M. L. Capper
Teets & Speicher
Pau Wrummpd
G, I. Brumback
S. Smith
E. R. Himelright
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