New Assistant Appointed in State Agriculture Bureau
George W. Keiner announced F. E. Parsons to join the Virginia division of markets as an assistant to J. H. Meeks. Parsons will start July 1 and focus on grading and proper preparation for fruit and vegetable shipments to help farmers secure higher prices. The division aids farmers in marketing associations grading and pooling work.
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George W. Keiner
State Commissioner of Agriculture and Immigration
F. E. Parsons
United States Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
J. H. Meeks
Virginia
Parsons
State Division of Markets
Revival at Little Mountain Begin July Second
Cedar Grove reports Rev. B. B. Groves will start revival meetings at Little Mountain on Sunday July 2. The community League meeting is postponed from July 7 to August 4 due to the Little Mountain meeting. Readied program described with a large attendance at Pleasant Valley children's service.
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Cedar Grove
B. B. Groves
Little Mountain
Community League
Pleasant Valley
David Barrett
Samuel Presnell
Page Lewis
Merrill Adams
Winchester
Clarence Roberts
W. H. Crim
Complications Claim Life Of I S Hensell In Long Meadows
I S Hensell a 66 year old Middletown resident dies after a complication of diseases. The obituary notes his lifelong residence near Middletown, family loss, and burial at Middletown Cemetery after services at D N Hensell’s home. Funeral officiated by Rev W H Spiggle. Sunday school planned July 2 at Long Meadows schoolhouse.
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Long Meadows
Isaac Samuel Hensel
D. N. Hensell
Hensell
Strasburg
Clarence Stickley
G. L. Hensell
Middletown
Old Dunkard
W. H. Spiggle
Middletown Cemetery
D. Cooley
Olin Rhodes
Charles Rhodes
Turner Willey
Ed. Kline
Joe Watson
S. G. Colfelt
Edinburg
Woodstock
Ora Everly
Richmond
H. G. Huff
Chris Ambrose
Bud Messick
Tie
Wil Hainds
Hayfield
R. L. Colfelt
Cora Hollar
Jennie Gordon
Brunswick Men Favor A Strike In Wage Dispute
About 2000 Brunswick railroad workers reportedly vote in favor of a strike over wage issues. Ballots have been sent to Cincinnati headquarters and workers await instructions. A walkout could disrupt transportation. car repair, switch, transfer shed, machinist, engineer and clerk ranks favored the strike, while conductors, firemen, brakemen and engineers largely opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Cincinnati
Striking Brunswick Workers Could Halt Transport
About 000 men voted on the strike question and would stop work if a walkout is ordered, with transport at a standstill in Brunswick. The report notes that nearly all employees except train crew and telegraph operators would hew to the action, underscoring potential disruption.
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Brunswick
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