Demonstration Groups Schedule Activities Weeklong
A week of meetings and field work for 10 demonstration groups and 4-H clubs runs June 22 to 27. Highlights include Hayfield Kernstown Stonewall Gainesboro Shawnee and Round Hill clubs with sessions on home grown vegetables and labor savers plus office visits conferences and a lawn party.
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Doula
Enck
Hayfield
Stonewall Home Demonstration Club
Round Hill
Belle Burke
Bryarly
Middletown
Notable Papers and Trials Highlight 1934 to 1935
Nearly 200 pastors enroll in Randolph-Macon Academy pastors training school. California Supreme Court grants Tom Mooney a writ of habeas corpus after alleging perjury in his trial. Virginia Apple Crop expected to exceed 1934. Daniel Lupton dies on Oberlin College campus while visiting his daughter Dorothy. Samuel J. Lichliter injured in Baltimore and Ohio yards at Brunswick Maryland.
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Randolph-Macon Academy
California Supreme Court
Tom Mooney
S. Campfield
Virginia
Daniel Lupton
Oberlin College
Ohio
Dorothy Lupon
Samuel J. Lichliter
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Five Years Ago Adjutant General Appointment and Local News
Brig Gen S Gardner Waller is named Adjutant General succeeding W W Sale who resigned. Fred L Glaize Sr receives an oak fragment from Winchester Cathedral’s foundation. Jack Forney from Winchester becomes manager of Strand and New Theatres in Staunton. Over 600000 barrels of apples expected in Frederick county. Victor Products plans a new unit at the local plant. Read as a compact roundup of local notes and notable names from the period.
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S. Gardner Waller
W. W. Sale
Fred L. Glaize
Winchester Cathedral
Winchester
Eny
Jack Forney
Strand
New Theatres
Staunton
Frederick County
Victor Products Company
Miller’s Saloon at Charles Twenty Five Years Ago
A brief note recalls R. E. Miller operating a saloon at Charles twenty five years prior, marking a period in local commerce and social life.
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R. E. Miller
Charles
Hill City storm devastates Lynchburg with cyclonic winds
A severe thunderstorm in Lynchburg produced cyclonic winds lightning and hail causing extensive damage. Trees felled power lines and broken debris blocked streets as police managed safety. Across the nation heat drought and floods shaped farming prospects and crop conditions varied by region.
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Lynchburg
Dolte
Local option deadline nears after stock robbery report
Town reports a stock heist as local option timing approaches. Rev Luther L Smith dies at Braman Miss Willie McGuire and Miss Virginia Puller perform in Othello between acts at the auditorium. Rev Robert E Lee Strider is ordained a deacon at the Episcopal Theological Seminary near Alexandria.
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Luther L. Smith
Braman
Willie McGuire
Virginia Puller
Robert E. Lee Strider
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Senators Sweep Detroit Series
Washington completed a three game sweep of Detroit by winning 12 to 4. A third inning triple play, Kress to Bluege to Kuhel, highlighted the win as Marvin Owen and Jack Burns reached on walks and Frankie Reiber lined a base hit.
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Detroit
Washington
Tigers
Senators
Marvin Owen
Jack Burns
Frankie Reiber
Red Kress
Owen
Burns
Kress
Ossie Bluege
Joe Kuhel
Chicago
New York
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Leslie Tietje
Rogers Hornsby
Athletics
Indians
Chisox
Boston
Johnny Whitehead
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
BEES
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Bees
Bob Smith
United Brethren West Frederick Charge Services Schedule
Rev B F Spitzer leads the United Brethren West Frederick Charge with services at Fairview Mt Pleasant Mt Olive and Mt Hebron. Sunday School times are 10 a m 2 p m and 10 a m respectively with preaching at 11 a m 3 p m and 8 p m Memorial cemetery cleaning on Wednesday June 24 at 9 a m all invited to participate.
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United Brethren
West Frederick
B. F. Spitzer
Fairview
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Olive
Mt. Hebron
Rural Church Services Announced by O'Brien Pastor
Rev C G Russell of Redland Whitacre preaches at Gainesboro and Epworth Leagues with Sunday School at 10 a.m. The Rev L L Shreck of Wardensville West Virginia will deliver messages at each church. All are invited.
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C. G. Russell
Redland
Whitacre
Gainesboro
Epworth League
Wesley Chapel
L. L. Shreck
Wardensville
W. Va
Senate and House Rush to Adjourn Amid Relief Bill Dispatch
Washington reports a rapid night session as both chambers push to adjourn by Saturday. The $2.37 billion relief measure advances to the White House with $1.425 billion for relief and continued PWA, while tax reform remains the final hurdle. Senate moves include conference on the Robinson-Patman bill and action on interior, DC, and treasury post office supply appropriations. The ship subsidy compromise is opened to debate with filibuster threats dropped.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Florida
PWA
Robinson- Patman
Federal Trade Commission
Interior Department
Senate House
District of Columbia
Treasury Post Office
Public Auction Notice for 1930 Chevrolet Sedan Sale
By virtue of an execution in my hands in Re Bakers Service Station vs. R M and F H Krebs I will sell at public auction on Saturday June 27 1936 at 10 00 AM one Chevrolet Sedan 1930 model Terms of Sale Cash Taylor L Barr City Sergeant
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Bakers Service Station
Taylor L. Barr
Flashes of Life: Bandits take truck, pageant road claims
A New York Israel Berman report leads with bandits stealing his truck and meat, forcing him to a theater then releasing him after a costly ride. Other items include Independence’s Dobbin the cemetery horse, a Chicago apartment fire, and a boy’s string of injuries in Dallas.
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New York
Israel Berman
Berman
Independence
Dobbin
Chicago
James E. Butler
Family shelters as two year old Jimmy Butler found safe
A family sought refuge in a neighbor's home during a tense moment and rediscovered two year old Jimmy Butler still sleeping peacefully despite the surrounding danger.
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Jimmy Butler
Jimmy
Two Measures Before Court In Virginia Advertisers
Richmond reports that at least two of about 336 new Virginia laws take effect tomorrow but enforcement is delayed. The acts restricting dentist and optometrist advertising are under challenge in the Richmond circuit court, with a decision due next month.
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Richmond
Virginia
Circuit Court of
Dentist Advertising Bill Restraint Sought in Circuit Court
Dr A I Gee who led opposition to the bill limiting dentist advertising filed for a temporary injunction in the circuit court to block the state board of dental examiners from enforcing the act. Judge Julien Gunn did not grant the order but set July for a hearing with notice to the board. Gee may continue advertising as before. optometrists are also allowed to advertise pending a July 19 decision.
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A.I. Gee
State Board of Dental Examiners
Julien Gunn
Gee
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