Young Baptists to Meet in Front Royal June 21
Shenandoah Association of the Baptist Young People's Union announces an all day and evening program at Front Royal on June 21 with Winchester Union participation. The schedule features worship, devotional, and symposium sessions led by Rev. T Eugene West and others, plus music from Front Royal choirs and a picnic supper.
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Shenandoah Association of the Baptist Young People’s Union
Front Royal
Winchester Union
T. Eugene West
Lloyd Parker, Jr
Fred Peebles
Frances Barfield
Rushing
E. J. Wright
Shenandoah Union
E. A Clark
Mr. Gulley
Frances Lee Seibert
Christ Our Authority
Mary Elizabeth Smith
William Claham
Eva Cook
R. P. Gulley
Roosevelt signs Pittman silver purchase bill
The Roosevelt administration extends its monetary policy with the signing of the Pittman silver purchase bill. It directs the Treasury to buy silver until it reaches 25 percent of the nation’s metallic monetary stocks, with Senator Pittman, Chairman Doupton, Senator King, and Representative Dies among those named.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Pittman
Nev
Doughton
N. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
King
Utah
Dies
Regulators Move Toward Tax on Silver Transfers
Treasury experts estimate the silver purchase act will require about 1.3 billion ounces of silver to reach a 27 15 ratio with gold. Current stocks total roughly 700 million ounces, about 12 percent of metallic monetary stock. Western Senators view it as a major step since the metal’s demonetization, while others see limited inflation impact and conservatives warn of moving from the gold standard.
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Treasury
Thomas
Olka
Roosevelt
Democrats Poll Enormous Vote In Minnesota
Returns from Minnesota primaries show record Farmer Labor turnout with Shipstead and Olson renominated. Shipstead leads Shoemaker 92,280 to 32,632 in 1,655 of 3,696 precincts, while Hoidale tops Lohmann. In GOP, Holmberg leads Davis as Olson faces Nelson for governor.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Hendrik Shipstead
Floyd B. Olson
Francis H. Shoemaker
Shipstead
Shoemaker
Einar Hoidale
Lewis E. Lohmann
St. Paul
N. J. Holmberg
Tom Davis
Minneapolis
Herdale
Lohmann
Holmberg
Davis
Olson
Mar A. Nelson
Austin
Republi
Minnesota Governor Olson drives to third term win
The Farmer-Labor Governor defeated John Lind of Fairmont across 1,789 precincts. Olson secured 114,948 votes to Lind’s 15,052 as he headlines a statewide victory for the incumbent seeking another term.
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Can
John E. Regan
Mankato
John Lind
Fairmont
Lind
Olson
One Year Ago Kidnap Ransom Case and Local News
One year ago William Hamm was held for a $10 000 ransom by a kidnap gang. Miss Constance Gwaltney married Lieut W A Huntsberry at West Point. Plans for crop reduction were announced in Washington. Reduced apple freight rates will continue. James Milton Brown died near Boyce. Middleburg Aldie road work slated to finish Sept 1. Hoover urges citizens to aid in war on international criminals. Claude B Stickley and Willis Anderson top scorers at Keyser gun meet. Winchester Boy Scouts win pup tent contest. A hundred die in Africa flood.
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William Hamm
Paul Brewer
Constance Gwaltney
W. A. Huntsberry
West Point Military Academy
Washington
James Milton Brown
Warren
Boyce
Middleburg-Aldie
Hoover
Claude B. Stickley
Willis Anderson
Keyser
W. Va
Winchester Troop
Boy Scouts
Africa
Borah Calls Tax Cuts Needed Now
Senator William E. Borah warns that taxes must come down. McAdoo takes active charge of his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination and interviews Senator Glass. The demand for inspected fruit in Great Britain is reported increasing. Irene Castle says she is through with the stage and movies forever. Will E. Cooper is re-elected head of the local Chamber of Commerce.
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William E. Borah
Irene Castle
Will E. Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
William G. McAdoo
Glass
Local Donations and Arrivals Highlight Board News
Graham F. Blandy of The Tubyries gives 4000 to chapel and greenway school boards. Prof. Thomas Slater Settle arrives from Virginia University to plan a summer normal for teachers. The B and O bridge at Cedar Creek washed out. A Russian torpedo boat fires on a British steamer with notes exchanged. Theodore Turner Tabb of West Virginia, noted in Winchester, reported dead by drowning in Japan.
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Graham F. Blandy
Tubyries
School Board of Chapel
Greenway
Thomas Slater Settle
University of Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Cedar Creek
Theodore Turner Tabb
West Virginia
Winchester
Japan
Enrollment Up At Baptist Vacation Bible School
The Daily Vacation Bible School resumed at First Baptist Church with 160 attendees and a 23 member faculty. The two week junior and intermediate programs focus on Bible study and applying Christ’s message, with emphasis on memory work, crafts, drills, songs, and Fatherly love themes. Enrollment will not be expanded this year.
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First Baptist Church
Enroll 143 At Daily Vacation Bible School
One hundred forty three persons enrolled in the Daily Vacation Bible School at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church. Classes start daily at 9 15 after a 15 minute devotional led by Rev R B Campbell. Mrs Clifford Grim and Godfrey Miller direct music. Miss Charlotte Powers of Nineveh leads the Primary Department with Mrs Herchel Jones assisting.
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Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
R. B. Campbell
Clifford Grim
Godfrey Miller
Charlotte Powers
Nineveh
Herchel Jones
Local school staff listed for departments and grades
Winnie McKee Miss Margaret George and Miss Marjorie Sellers head the faculty with Mrs R B Campbell directing the Junior Department and Miss Ethel Harper supervising the Intermediate Department Miss Virginia Tayloe Boyd leads the Art Department.
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Winnie McKee
Margaret George
Marjorie Sellers
R. B. Campbell
Ethel Harper
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
Soddy Haines Orchestra Fills Busy Week at Local Shows
"Soddy" Haines and his Virginians completed a two day engagement at the Upperville Horse Show with music enjoyed by all. The group also played two nights for Handley High School Juniors and Seniors on June 11 and 12, a Potomac View Lodge dance in Weaverton Maryland on June 13, a Stephens City dance after Handley School graduation on June 14, and the Handley Alumni Dance on June 15 with over 100 local couples.
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Haines’ Orchestra
Handley High School
Potomac View Lodge
Weaverton
Stephens City
Handley School
Handley
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