Front Royal Social Notes and Local Meetings
Front Royal June notes report visits from Osborne Renalds and Herman Clayton relatives. Lions Club meets tonight to elect officers. Various residents host gatherings at Wayside Inn and Riverton. Scouts plan a Troop No. 4 meeting in City Hall. Faculty and clergy activities noted along with weddings and weekend travels.
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Osborne Renalds
Harsonburg
Herman Clayton
Lions Club
The
Royal Club
Boy Scouts
Ralph Gimmell
Clarks Visit Washington Hosts Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Frank Clark of Washington were guests over the weekend of her parents Mr and Mrs J B Williams.
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Mr. Ray Houghton
Washington
Mrs. H. Hobbs
Frank Clark
J. B. Williams
W. V. Swimley
Richmond
Purdum Paris Nuptials Planned At Front Royal Home
The marriage of Miss Mary Louise Purdum daughter of Mr and Mrs R B E Purdum of Front Royal to Mr Charles Wyatt Paris Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Paris Sr of Strasburg will take place this evening at the bride’s parents home on Luray avenue.
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Helen Baker
Marty Louise Purdum
Charles Paris
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Anna Kerns
Marshall Kerns
Raymond Eshelman
Ernest Eshleman
Front Royal
Richmond
H. W. Parker
Front Royal Baptist Church
Virginia
Mary Louise Purdum
R. BE. Purdum
Charles Wyatt Paris Jr
Strasburg
Luray Avenue
Will Oil Dirt Surface Before July 3 Program
Front Royal Virginia June 23 Lack of time to apply a full tar treatment to the 30 mile Skyline Drive between Front Royal and Panorama leads the Shenandoah National Park Service to use a light oil dust suppression coat before the July 3 dedication. After the Fourth the stone will be spread and tar and binder applied in three coats with 100 days for completion. The first three miles north of Panorama will be done by the U S Bureau of Public Roads and the rest by the Carson Gruman contract. The drive is closed for the work.
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Skyline Drive
Panorama
Shenandoah National Park Service
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Mrs. Dahlgren Dies In China in a sudden death abroad
Mrs Anne Gordon Dahlgren wife of Lieut Joseph Dahlgren died in China yesterday. She was the second daughter of Mrs Alexandria Gordon of Baltimore and Philadelphia with a Huntley Virginia summer home. Survived by her husband and two children in China no burial details known. Local friends remembered her in Front Royal.
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China
Anne Gordon Dahlgren
Joseph Dahlgren
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Alexandria Gordon
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Huntley
Youth Dies After Car Crash Punctures Lungs
William Henry Jewell age 17 of Mount Olive Shenandoah county died in Memorial Hospital at 2 10 this morning from injuries sustained when a car driven by Paul Palmer ran up a bank, overturned and fell on him Sunday evening. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs Robert Jewell and siblings Katherine and George. Funeral set for Thursday 10 30 at Mourft Hebron Church west of Strasburg with burial there.
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Robert Henry Jewell
Mount Olive
Shenandoah County
Memorial Hospital
Stover and Stover
Strasburg
Katherine
George
Mourft Hebron
Palmer
Virginia and several states favor repeal in party rule debate
The article notes Virginia and a group including Mrs. R C Watts oppose repealing the rule while Florida Georgia and Oregon show mixed signals California undecided Delaware favors repeal and several DC New Mexico Montana Wyoming delegations lean abrogation Howard Bruce and Mayor Hague indicate possible support or firm votes for repeal with New Jersey set at 32 votes.
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R C. Watts
Byrd
George C. Peery
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Georgia
Oregon
Delaware
District of Columbia
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Wyoming
California
Howard Bruce
Maryland
Frank Hague
Jersey City
New Jersey
Roosevelt Calls for Clearcut New Deal Victory
The speech frames the issue as clearcut: continue the New Deal or revert to the old order. Farley denounces the Cleveland GOP platform as hollow, accuses Hoover and Borah of insincerity, and attacks the Du Pont Liberty League as financing covert race and religious agitation. Roosevelt is praised as steady and capable leader steering a complete recovery.
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Cleveland
Hoover
Farley
du Pont Liberty League
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Butter and nut topping elevate blanc mange to a party dish
A simple garnish of butter stirred into hot plain blanc mange or chocolate pudding and a light sprinkle of chopped nuts or coconut transforms a plain dessert into a festive serving. The note suggests a bit of butter for flavor and a nut or coconut finish.
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