Funeral Rites Held For Miss Lutie A Rogers
Funeral services were held in Middletown Virginia for Lutie A Rogers 62 who died at home after a long illness. Rev W P Saunders of Grace M E Church South officiated and interment followed in Mount Carmel Cemetery. Relatives and friends attended. pallbearers included E R Sperry and others.
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Middletown
Lutie A. Rogers
W. P. Saunders
Grace M. E. Church
South
Mount Carmel Cemetery
E. C. Goode
Gordon Keith
J. Park Everly
Beautiful
Isle of Somewhere
W. A. Everly
Leslie Wright
Hershell Borden
Miss Rogers
Jesus
Mr. Saunders
E. R. Sperry
R. W. Campbell
Fred Kline
Claude B. Stickley
Charles E. Pope
Lottie Kline
Charles A. Hammenee
J. P. Everly
Ed Ludwig
Ed Kline
Mattie Ogden
James Steele
Mae Ginn
Edna Keith
Edward A. Rogers
Russie
Binghampton
N. Y
Walter C. Rogers
Riverdale
Gertie Rogers
Helen
Nellie
Weyers Cave
James Hancher
Arthur Garrete
Winchester
Hugh O. Beydler
Beatrice Beydler
Charles James
Virginia Loan And Thrift Declares Regular Dividends
At a directors meeting the Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation declared regular dividends on common and preferred stock. Checks will be mailed on June 30. Common stock dividend is six percent and preferred stock seven percent.
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Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation
Winchester
Dufifg
Ieto
Drivers Must Renew Permits By Last of June
Authorities warn drivers that renewal applications are not mailed from Richmond. Forms available at the Chamber of Commerce garages and State Police HQ. Deadline June 30 for a five year permit with 50 cent renewal fee. After June 30, unrenewed licenses face fines.
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Richmond
Chamber of Commerce
Lawn Festival at Bryarly's Set for June 20
Red Cross Public Health Nursing sponsors a yard party at Bryarly School in Frederick County on Wednesday June 20. Officials expect many visitors and say proceeds will benefit the county directly. If rain arrives the event moves to the schoolhouse.
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Red Cross Public Health Nursing Service
Frederick County
Bryarly School
Red Cross
Sweet Oranges Grow From Humble Roots to Global Fame
The sweet orange, once unknown in Europe before the 15th century, now enjoys universal fame. It is cultivated worldwide in subtropical and hotter climates.
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Europe
The Story of Cancer Control for Women
An article summarizes cancer knowledge from Dr. Herbert L. Ratcliffe and traces the disease’s presence across species and history. It urges women to seek information, maintain a balanced diet, read health sources, obtain pamphlets from health boards, get periodic checkups, and follow a physician’s guidance for early, potentially curable cancer.
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Herbert L. Ratcliffe
University of Pennsylvania
American Journal of Cancer
Ratcliffe
Philadelphia Zoological Gardens
State Medical Society
Coury Board of Health
League To Watch Federal Highway Funds for Virginia Cities
A Virginia league of municipalities forms an eleven member committee to monitor the distribution of new federal highway funds. The group aims to ensure cities and towns get their share, citing past underallocation. Mayor C. R. Anderson of Winchester serves on the panel.
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League To
Associated Press
Newport News
Virginia League of Municipalities
Virginia
R. W. West
League
State
Danville
C. R. Anderson
Winchester
The Glynde Smithy and the Fading Village Forge
In Glynde Sussex youngsters recall the village smithy as a romantic figure tied to Longfellow’s poem. Today the blacksmith is rarely seen, a figure adults remember from childhood.
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Glynde
Sussex
England
Longfellow
Copeland Scares Stephens City In Gun Display
County officers chased three arrests in the southern half of the county over the weekend. Fred Shuler faced a warrant for attempting to shoot Thomas Beaver near Bartonville. Russell Copeland, of Stephens City, displayed a gun on the street while townsfolk gathered, leading to his arrest with deputies and a town sergeant. Maurice Miller, of Strasburg, was jailed for drunkenness and resisting arrest after causing scenes at a Middletown service station. All cases go before Magistrate A J Tavenner. Miller fined $15.25 and given a suspended 30 day sentence.
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Thomas D. Beaver
Bartonville
Fred Shuler
Stephens City
Beaver
A. J. Tavenner
Russell Copeland
Copeland
J. W. Newcome
Harry Lemley
Middletown
Maurice Miller
Strasburg
Newcome
Miller
Ohio origins of children's homes in the 19th century
The text traces the start of state supported children homes in Ohio. In 1820 an appropriation from the state treasury funded the support and education of a dependent orphan Indian girl. In 1866 a general assembly law allowed counties to establish homes, the first of its kind worldwide.
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Children’s Homes
Ohio
General Assembly
Minnie Wood Items Chronicle Clarke County News
Local notices report church services on June 10 and ongoing Sunday School. Miss Mary Rutherford hospitalized in Winchester Memorial for several days of treatment. Helpers circle to meet June 29 at Mrs. George Evans home. Multiple social visits and family happenings noted including Rutherford family recovery and Berryville graduation events with fourteen graduates under Clarke County Schools.
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Minnie Wood
J. M. Carr
Mary Rutherford
Winchester Memorial Hospital
King’s Daughters’ Circle
George Evans
J. P. Rutherford
Edgar Barrett
Capon Bridge
W. Va
W. B. Brotherton
Cc. A. Rutherford
Walter LaShure
Catlett
Minnie Rutherford
Page Rutherford
C. van Deventer
Boyce
A. B. Wyndham
Sidney Johnston
Berryville
E. E. Wyndham
Delores Wyndham
Edward Wyndham
James McCue
Tom McCoy
Belle Russell
Hagerstown
Presbyterian Church
Nellie ‘Mac Evans
Henrietta Tinsman
Harry Potts
B. H. Potts
Winchester
Washington
Roy Potts
Harold Potts
F. L. Emmart
Jim Lee
Berryville High School
A. F. Robertson
Clarke County
First pharmacological stunt in early hunter history
A physician notes that ancient hunters smeared poison on spear tips, suggesting that was humanity’s first pharmacological experiment.
Hope Diamond on Display at Chicago Exhibition
Mrs Edward B Mc Lean of Washington showcases the famed Hope diamond amid Century of Progress exhibit in Chicago as reports note a hotel theft of 86000 dollars in gems and cash from Mrs Adolph Zukor. The pendant, valued at 300000 dollars, appears on her left hand.
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Hough
Chicago
Adolph Zukor
Edward B. McLean
Washington, D. C
Paris
Century of Progress
India’s Ancient Cotton Farming Traced Through Time
The article traces the long history of cotton cultivation in India, noting its deep roots prior to written records and its enduring significance in the region’s agriculture and textile traditions.
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India
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Bryarly
Cancer
Minnie
Hope Diamond
Thieves
Mrs. McLean
Mrs. Zukor
Muggs McGinnis
By Wally Bishop
Notre Dame Cathedral
Posen Ally
Elizabeth Lyon
Kevil
Mayfield
New York-Chicago
Catskill Mountains
New York State
New York City
Ada Huckeby
Tat” Barron, Jr
Clyde Holbrook
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General Tire
America
Quality Tire
Cammer Tire Company
Vulcanizing & Road Service
Braddock & Boscawen Sts
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