Witten Denounces Balanced Budget Boast in Speech
State Senator Jack Witten condemns the so called balanced budget as idle bragging. He asserts Virginia ranks 34th in elementary education and criticizes centralization under the current state setup and the ABC board. He cites governor driven claims and calls for accountability to taxpayers.
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Tazewell
Jack W. Witten
Virginia
ABC Board
Roanoke Times
Patrick Henry
John Marshall
United States
Nation lawmakers debate mail inquiry and relief bill at Capitol
Associated Press reports on Capitol Hill as a seizure inquiry into the Postmaster General Farley is considered. The Joint Committee on Labor and Wages discusses a $1.5 billion relief measure while the House debates a farm tenancy bill.
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Mrs. Harvey Fisher and relatives visit St. Davids area
Local notes from St. Davids Church Virginia list visits by Mrs. Harvey Fisher and the Fisher family, extended family travel from Maurertown and Woodstock, and local health updates. Several residents recover from illness, attend funerals, or host relatives from Philadelphia and Ohio. The Mt. Hope Sunday School plans Children’s Day and the Royal Neighbors Hall cornerstone is set for Saturday.
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Benjamin Fisher
Maurertown
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M. M. McClanahan
Virgie Zigler
Luella Rinker
Wood- Stock
Boone Family Visits Opequon and Strasburg
Lebanon locals report Mr. Boone and two sons and Miss Helen Boone spent Sunday at Opequon with Mrs. Boone convalescing at her daughter Mrs. Alonza Snapp. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Keller visited Mr. and Mrs. David Tover in Strasburg. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Little and Mrs. Yamie Godlove with Miss Alma attended gatherings.
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Bill Keith
Elmer Godlove
Julian Snapp Jr
Brucetown
O. C. Windle
Lola Pingley
Pennsylvania
Maryland
John Richards
Struthers
Ohio
Richards
William L. Whittington
Mildred Greene
Winchester
W. L. Whittington
Mt. Hope
Annie Himelright
Jacob Windle
Top Knot
Joseph B. Robinson
Gladys
Irene
Geraldine
Alexandria
Julius Keller
Glenn Windie
Washington, D. C
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Charles McDonald
Washington, D
Royal Neighbors Hall
Strasburg Masons
Lelia Casey
Arthur Shoe
Mary Belle McAboy
Nettie Himelright
Julia Windle
Ruby Brown
Ira Keller
Grain Dealers Await US Canadian Spring Crop Reaction
Chicago June 27 Grain dealers await developments in the spring crop as estimates show western Canada may suffer a total loss of 5 000 000 acres with 14 000 000 more yield below average. In the US the eastern spring wheat belt is in good shape while western North Dakota and eastern Montana may see large acreage abandonment.
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Almanac as Constant Companion Delivers Smart Answers
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Sale of dwelling and filling station site in Frederick County
Special commissioners announce sale of a two-lot property with dwelling and former filling station on State Highway 11, four and a half miles north of Winchester Virginia. The sale, under a 1931 trust deed and court decree, occurs July 10, 1937 at 11 a.m. in front of the County Court House, Winchester. One third cash, remainder via two bonds due in one and two years, six percent interest, secured by deed and fire policy.
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George A. Ebersole
Jamey T. McKee
R. Gray Williams
M. M. Lynch
T. Russell Cather
Circuit Court
Standard Gas and Oil Supply Company, Inc
John T
Daisy C. Noonan
Harry K. Benham
Winchester
Winchester and
Martinsburg
John T. Noonan
Janney McKee
Mary J. Allen
West Virginia
I. C
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues Reprint
A 1937 Bel Syndicate cross word puzzle page listing across and down clues with numbered entries and an instruction noting answer to the previous puzzle. It includes entries such as whim tune 1-A, Formed an 4-..., and mentions of Irish skirt peasant etc. The page crams clues for casual solving with themed wordplay and references to various word lengths and wordplay indicators.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1340 B Offered For Summer Wardrobe
The Barbara Bell Pattern Book features designs for town wear travel and business attire with a lightweight jacket and lace trimmed dress. Pattern No 1340 B comes in sizes 14 through 22 with busts from 32 to 42 and requires yardage of 35 inch material lace and pleating. Send fifteen cents for the book and order details via the box address.
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