Highway First Aid Committee Holds Meeting
Representatives from Winchester Frederick Rockingham Shenandoah counties met in Woodstock to plan highway first aid stations along Route 11. Shenandoah wants five stations while Rockingham seeks four or five. a tutor may train locals in Strasburg or Woodstock. A publicity drive and a regional committee were proposed.
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Woodstock
Winchester-Prederick County
Rockingham County
Shenandoah County
Red Cross
Winchester
Augusta County
Winchester - Frederick County
Shenandoah
Strasburg
Taylor Barr
Coun
Red Cross meeting in Lexington to include multiple Virginia chapters
County Clifton Forge and Buena Vista chapters join Lexington Wednesday evening meeting. Attendees include Mrs. Hicks acting executive secretary Taylor Barr of Winchester J W Willis and W H Braithwaite of Harrisonburg C L Fuller F E Plamer and Dr Spiggle of Shenandoah and John L Teets Red Cross field representative for Virginia from Washington.
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County
Clifton Forge
Buena Vista
Lexington
Mee
Woodstock
Mrs. Hicks
Taylor Barr
Winchester
J. W. Willis
W. H. Braithwaite
Harrisonburg
C. L. Fuller
F. E. Plamer
Dr. Spiggle
Shenandoah
John L. Teets
Red Cross
Virginia
Washington
Heirs of Late Jacob Dick Filed
The list of heirs of the late Jacob Dick of Cross Junction Frederick county is filed in the county clerk records. Named heirs include Mrs Margaret Dick Miss Mary Ann Clara Bell Dick Mrs Emily Catherine Havermale Harrison Dick Mrs Effie Alma Place Ollie Virginia Teets Lula Estelle Boyd Chiorus Stotler Early Dick and grandchildren Russell Scrivener Stotler Thompson Lela Quinzel Des a Ware all of Martinsburg and other heirs in Winchester Good and Clearbrook West Virginia Martinsburg West Virginia.
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Jacob Dick
Cross Junction
Frederick County
Margaret Dick
Mary Ann Clara Bell Dick
Emily Catherine Havermale
Harrison Kirk Dick
Winchester
Effie Alma Place
Good
W. Va
Ollie Virginia Teets
Clearbrook
Lula Estelle Boyd
Stephenson
Chiorus Stotler
Martinsburg
Siler
Russell Scrivener
Stotler Thompson
Lela Quinzel
Desa Ware
W. A
The Johnstown Flood described as a vast torrent
An account describes the Johnstown flood as a half mile wide wall of water nearly 40 feet high with a seething front of trees, logs, house debris, wheels, iron, machinery, rocks, brick and barbed wire, carrying hundreds of human bodies into Johnstown.
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Johnstown
You Can Sew This Yourself Pattern 9058 Fashion
Design enables many frock styles for women with options in sea green organdie pink cotton or beige and black prints. Pattern 9058 fits sizes 12 through 40 and requires fabric details per size. Order form requests name address style number and size and includes pattern book and pattern pricing through Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department.
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Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
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Public sale of valuable country property in Frederick County
At the written request of the party secured in the deed of trust Gilbert P Renner and Mae Renner offer for sale at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Virginia on Saturday July 14 1934 at eleven oclock four described tracts totaling about 219 acres in Gainesboro District Frede rick County including tracts near Hayfield Round Hill Mountain and Dry Hollow Road with terms of one third cash and balance in one and two years secured by bonds and a trust deed and a fire insurance policy. debt secured $1500 with interest from April 26 1932 J W Baker Trustee.
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Gilbert P. Renner
Mae Renner
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Gainesboro
Hayfield
H. C. Stouffer
Charles H. Harper
Round Hill Mountain
C. M. Lockhart
Dry Hollow Road
Law
Jeff D. Kelly
J. W. Baker
Large Vacation School Opens At Berryville
Berryville Virginia hosts the largest Vacation Church School to date with 214 enrollment. The four tribe program at Berryville High School runs 8:30 to 12:15 daily for ages four to sixteen featuring worship, story time, music, recreation and three 30 minute classes. Week highlights include track and swimming meets, a picnic and Friday commencement at 7:30 led by Rev. James M. Carr. Parents provide transport and offerings to support expenses.
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Berryville
Berryville Arches
Daily Bee
Byrd
Oeama Tribe
James M. Carr
L. A. Parker
J. H. Brown
Stella Moore
Beatrice Kackley
Nellie May Evans
Elizabeth Withers
Dorothy Withers
Eleanor Withers
C. H. Young
Grace Dutterer
William Dix
Speed Ball Meet Tomorrow Night Seeks Complete Lineup
Jack Widmyer of the City Speed Ball League calls a meeting at the Young Men's Club rooms from 7:30 to 8:00 to finalize team captains and rosters for the league. Remaining teams join later as plans and schedule allow. Postponed games from last night will be played Friday at Handley diamonds: Sarah Zane vs Friendship and Young Men's Club against Post Office.
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Jack Widmyer
City Speed Ball League
Tomorow
Handley Diamonds
Sarah Zane
Friendship
Young Men's Club
Post Office
Odd Name for Tree The Woman's Tongue Shade Tree
The small shade tree nicknamed the Woman's Tongue derives its curious name from dry pods that rattle in the wind, a feature noted in the epics. The plant’s distinctive seed pods produce a dry clatter as a breeze passes, giving the tree its memorable label.
Decree Refers Case To Commissioner in Chancery
In Frederick County Virginia the special receiver for the People's Bank Inc. of Stevens City, I. N. Painter et al are involved. B. P. Harrison, master commissioner, is tasked to report on real estate value liens and related matters. A public notice fixes July 5, 1934 at 10 A M for execution of the order at 22 Rouss Avenue Winchester.
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Virginia
Frederick County
H. K. Benham
THE
Peoples Bank, Inc
Stevens City
I. N. Painter
B. P. Harrison
Commissioner's
Winchester
Rouss Avenue
Kuykendall & Benham, P
Endeavor Union Elects Officers For Next Year
The Winchester Christian Endeavor Union met at the Congregational Church. Miss Mabel Hausenfluck presided and a year end report was read. Delegates were chosen to attend the state Christian Endeavor convention.
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Endeavor Union
Winchester Christian Endeavor Union
Congregational Christian Church
Mabel Hausenfluck
Christian Endeavor Conven
Clas
Ruth Atwell
James Goode
Quiet Hour and Legion
Irene Mathews
E. J. Robert
Marjorie Scrivener
Christian Endeavor World
A. C. Frye
Robert B. Campbell
Christian Endeavor Union
Winchester Union Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Winchester Union elected officers for the coming year. Calvin M. Martin was named president with Margaret Richards as vice president and Catherine Van Metre as corresponding secretary. Other posts include Edna Garber recording secretary and Roy A. Larrick treasurer.
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Richmond
Poling
International Christian Endeavor
Winchester Union
Calvin M. Martin
Margaret Richards
Catherine van Metre
Edna Garber
Roy A. Larrick
Evelyn Shade
Anna Amelia Hoover
Sarah Tanquary
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