Billy Sunday To Speak At Massanetta Conference
Noted evangelist Billy Sunday will speak August 11 and 12 at the Massanetta Bible conference. Dr. Charles R. Erdman joins as a speaker and Gen. Smedley Butler will address prohibitions August 19. A choir of ministers will be trained and directed by Dr. John Finlay Williamson during the first week.
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Charles R. Erdman
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Churches of the United States
Princeton Theological Seminary
First Presbyterian Church
Princeton, . J
Kers
William E. Hudson
Hudson
Billy Sunday
Smedley D. Butler
United States Marine Corps
J. Stuart Holden
London
England
Edwin D. Mouton
Charlotte
N. C
Robert E. Speer
New York
H. A. Ironside
Chicago
William Evans
Los Angeles
Calif
Walter L. Lingle
Davidson
J. Layton Mauze
Kansas City
Frank Crosley Morgan
Augusta
Clovis G. Chappell
Houston
Texas
William H. Leach
Cleveland
Ohio
John Finlay Williamson
America
New Freight Rates On Brick Ordered by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission set new brick freight rates from Williamsport Maryland to Pennsylvania Delaware New Jersey Virginia and Maryland. Rates per ton were fixed at 2.80 to Philadelphia Allen and Wilmington 3.00 to Trenton Wilkes-Barre and Jersey City Atlantic City and Salisbury 3.30 and to Norfolk 3.40. The Cushna Sons Inc sought reparations for past shipments but their plea was denied.
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Washington
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
Virginia
Maryland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Victor Cushna & Sons, Inc
H. E. Ketner
State Corporation Commission of Virginia
E Thion
Tes Iiamsport
Philadelphia
Allen
Wilmington
Del
Trenton
Wilkes-Barre
And
End Piles Quick With Hemroid Tablets Ad From The City
A medical ad claims pile relief by removing the cause of poor blood flow. It touts Hemroid tablets as an internal remedy that stimulates circulation and heals the anal area, with the product sold at Thet er's Drug Store.
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de J. S Leonhardt
Newspaper advertising drives business ahead of national average
A study by the Advertising Federation of America shows in thirty four cities with stable or increased newspaper lineage during early 1931 business ran 83 percent above the national average. In another thirty four cities with declines over 11.95 percent, business barely matched the national figure. Maintain your newspaper advertising, Mr. Merchant.
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Advertising Federation of America
Mr. Merchant
Local Caddies Lose First Match By One Point
Martinsburg boys win the home match at Opequon Golf Club defeating Winchester 9 1 2 to 81 2. Wilson Pugh of Winchester posted a 39 for low round. Scores include Melvin Lineburg Tom Albright and others for both teams with several 3s and 0s. A return match is set in Winchester in about two weeks.
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Opequon Golf Club
Winchester
Martinsburg Boys
Wilson Pugh
Martinsburgers
Melvin Lineburg
Tom Albright
Wilson
Lawrence Cave
Lea Taylor
Jonas Corbin
Richard Lineburge
Cameron Albright
Arthur Olinger
Bobby Cave
Wilbur Whitlock
Philip Corbin
Recent Rains Worth Millions To All Growers
Virginia farmers hailed weekend rainfall as potentially worth millions as pastures gardens and crops under cultivation benefited. Meteorologists expect more rain in the next 24 hours while Henry M. Taylor notes early season estimates are general and depend on continued moisture for corn potatoes cotton and peanuts along with hay and grazing land.
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Virginia
Henry M. Taylor
Virginia to Send About 200 Delegates to Chicago
Virginia will send approximately 200 delegates to the National Democratic Convention in Chicago. M. A. Hutchinson of the State Democratic Committee directs travel plans. Former Governor Byrd and several party members depart midweek with Pollard et al leaving June 22 and all in Chicago by June 26.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
M. A. Hutchinson
State Democratic Committee
Byrd
National Democratic Sttee
Pollard
Chicago
Virginia Delegation Heads to Hotel for Convention
The Virginia delegation will be quartered at the Hotel with 75 rooms reserved. Byrd headquarters will be nearby in the Congress Hotel for the convention.
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Virginia
Byrd
Congress Hotel
New MELLOGLO Face Powder Advertises Pore Minimizing Longevity
The ad promotes New MELLO GLO face powder claiming a French process for smoother application and longer wear. It targets a youthful complexion by hiding tiny lines and pores and reducing shine. It positions the product as the purest powder and invites readers to ask at drug stores.
Commencement At Burnt Church Vacation School
The Vacation Church School at Burnt Church will begin Friday evening with an opening program. Church leaders invite attenders from the community to participate in the week of lessons and activities.
Service for Children At Eight OClock
Parents and friends are invited to attend the service at eight o'clock to share with the children the activities they have engaged in during the past two weeks.
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Massanetta
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Bickers
Ford Dealer
Postoffice
Greenwood Farm News
Firestone
Firestone’s
Firestone Courier
Cissy
Firestone Sentinel
Vikor
Specif
Firestone Oldfield Type la
Ls Bnoy
Peekin Ma
Shenandoah Motor CO
Mana
BOYCE
C. W. Franks
Gore
W. C. Whitacre & Sons
Whitacre
Nail Motor CO
Berryville
Continental Oil CO
Kernstown
E. E. Bayliss
Gainesboro
J. M. Ambrose
R. B. Rogers
Piccadilly ST
York
E. E. Cuthbert
C. A. Fauver
Berryville Pike
Chas. C. Galloway
Millwoot Ave
Goodrich
Silvertown
Cammer Tire Co
Braddock & Boscawen
Big Sister
BY Les Forgrave
Martin
Cap
Dupont Paints
DuPont
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Winchester, Va
Dayton News
Cincinnati Enquirer
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Ford
Chevrolet
Handley School
U. S. Royals
Herrell Sales Corp. Distributors
S. Loudoun
Déllinger Bros
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell
Martinsburg Pike
Shell Station
Amherst & Roscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
H. W. Ebert
BUICK
McCormick - Deering
C. I. Brumback
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