Folly and Absolute Foolishness To Market Calls Declares Atlanta Dealer
Aubrey Milan of Appalachian Apples Inc disputes old grading and distribution practices at the annual meeting. He praises Virginia and regional apples as superior and urges against shipping culls south or selling poor quality fruit. Milan notes he has increasingly purchased Virginia apples since 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Appalachian Apples
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Northwest
Appalachian Apples, Inc
Aubrey Milan
Sean
Vnal
Paul Mooney
Kroger Totes
Mooney
Mild
California
Florida
Milan
Plan Camp For Youths In Northern Virginia Area
A modern camp for underprivileged youths will open next summer in Mud Hole Gap near Little Fort Valley. The Powell's Fort Organization Camp will house 96 children with eight bunkhouses, a mess hall, infirmary, and a 95 by 75 foot swimming pool. CCC workers build a 6 inch water well. site 2 miles south of the Strasburg reservoir, 37 miles from Winchester, developed by the U S Forest Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Little Fort Valley
M. C. Howard
John W. Crisman
George Washington National Forest
CCC
Mud Hole Gap
Powell's Fort Organization
Strasburg Reservoir
Winchester
Augusta County
Canterbury Notes from CANTERBURG Virginia
Canterbury notes list local social visits including Mrs John Coverstone in Fort Valley and Mrs Virginia Brown visiting nearby. Families mentioned include the Websters, Miss Georgiana Naff, Miss Helen Strasnider, Wanda Kidd Jewell Kendall Agnes Hoover and the Painter family with extended relatives in Charleston and Welltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterburg
Arthur Webster
Georgiana Naff
Webster
John Coverstone
Fort Valley
Helen Strasnider
Clayton Golightly
Winchester
Wanda Kidd
Jewell Kendall
Charleston
W. Va
Agnes Hoover
Loyd Painter
J. C. Hauser
Howard White
Richmond
Southern States Cooperative School
Painter
Beatrice
Mildred Painter
Anna Lee Estep
Welltown
Eloise Albin
Jean Painter
Herbert Painter
Carrie
Agnes Perry
Virginia Brown
Answers to Today's Quiz on Page Four
Answers to the test questions printed on page 4 include six years for question 1, Southern Frince for 2, Harry Cooper for 3, Yes for 4, New York for 5, the correct pronunciation Mu-nis'-i-pal for 6, 6080.20 feet for 7, The Albert Canal for 8, Talc for 9, and the Moham medan religion name for 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cooper
New York
Mu-nis’-i-pal
Mu-Nisip-Al
Albert Canal
Still Taking Applications Still Taking Applications
The office of M S Battle director says no definite date yet to discontinue renewal of drivers permits and require examinations after July 1. Agents should continue accepting renewal applications. old applications are being processed and permits or notices will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 8S. Battle
Chamber of Commerce
Ofce
Illness of Mrs Shanholtz at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Isaac Creek notes report Mrs Cecil Shanholtz remaining very ill at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Her husband and two children Billy and Marie, along with Mrs Winton Kern, visited on Sunday. The column also lists local visits and events including a Mt Hebron memorial service and various family gatherings around Sunnyside, Opequon, and Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Creek
Cecil Shanholtz
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Billy
Marie
Winton Kern
Mt. Hebron
E. C. Tinsman
Lacey Braithwaite
Sunnyside
Othel WeIntire
Glen
Lee Kern
Henry Kern
W. A. Strother
H. C. Reynolds
George Clark
Gladden Dunn
M. T. Dunn
Opequon
Charles Smith
Edna Nesmith
Winchester
Kethleen
Strother
Isabelle Strother
Pearl Tinsman
Local Briefs Highlight Area Visits and Conference
Miss Clara Eppard of Elkton visits grandparents in AlbIn. Mrs. Dave Hartman of Baltimore stays with sister Mrs. William Cochran. Alma Orndorff Dorothy Snyder Harvey Austin and John Nail attend the Presbyterian Young Peoples Conference at Massanetta Springs. Frisby Smith vacationing with friends at Fincastle near Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin
Clara Eppard
Elkton
T. W. Eppard
Dave Hartman
Baltimore
William Cochran
Alma Orndorff
Dorothy Snyder
Harvey Austin
John Nail
Presbyterian Young Peoples Conference
Massanetta Springs
Frisby Smith
Fincastle
Roanoke
North Mountain Social Updates and Mourning in Virginia
North Mountain Virginia residents recount visits from H A Snapp and Daisy Williams groups. Ohio and Maryland visitors joined local gatherings at Hammick and Snapp households. Community mourns passing of Mr Doe Brannon, described as a friend to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mountain
H. A. Snapp
Daniel Hammick
Daisy Williams
David Williams
Ohio
P. H. Williams
Union Bridge
Nathan Williams
Near Winchester
J. B. Snapp
William Ashwood
Ida Garner
Ridgeway
W. Va
Angus Rogers
Harry Rogers
Or Rogers
North River
Doe Brannon
Are Recovering From Injuries
Harry Kline, 38, of North Market street, is recovering from a broken collar bone after a bicycle struck him in front of M. O. Kidwell grocery store. John Dunn Jr., 15, son of Mr and Mrs John Dunn Sr, also recovering from a broken leg after his bicycle hit a telephone pole. Both accidents occurred within minutes and were treated by Dr. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kline
North Market Street
M. O. Kidwell
John Dunn, Jr
John Dunn
Dr. Anderson
Kline
Dunn
Lions Honor Sam Preston At Country Club Meeting
Lions Club officers were installed for the new year at a country club gathering. Retiring District Governor Sam G. Preston of the Winchester Club received a silver tray for his service, as twelve new clubs were added and district membership surpassed 22,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Lions Club
Sam G. Preston
Winchester Club
Bryan Stotler
J. K. Wheeler
Leonard Sirbaugh
Marvin D. Weaver
Earl L. Mason
Warren N. Daugherty
Refugee Brevities Items From Refuge Area
Mrs L L Bowman and Mrs Mary Steele are ill. Mrs Harry Pitcock and two children Charlotte and Charles visited her family. Mrs Lucas of Roanoke and Mrs Crounse, former schoolmates, enjoyed a reunion. Frank Huffman and family from near Stephens City visited relatives. Whitely family from Washington DC stayed with Lillard family. Florence Grandel and Hattie Willis visiting Orndorff family. Margaret Bauserman from Washington spent weekend with her parents. Many residents attended children services at Ridings Chapel Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refugee
L. L. Bowman
Mary Steele
Harry Pitcock
Nwo
Charlotte
Charles
Lucas
Roanoke
C. E. Conner
Martha Crounse
Crounse
Frank Huffman
Near
Stephens City
Refuge
Thomas Whitely
Washington, D. C
A. F. Lillard
Florence Grandel
Brunswick
Hattie Willis
Ridings Chapel
James Orndorff
Margaret Bauserman
Washington
John Bauserman
Lebanon Church News Mrs Daisy Smallwood Visits From Md
Mrs Daisy Smallwood and her daughter Thelma from Mt Rainier Maryland have been visiting the area for a week. Little Miss Dorothy Sherman has been quite sick with a severe illness.
Warns Public About Ticks In West Virginia Region
Public health officials warn residents after Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases appear in nearby West Virginia areas. Dr. L M Allen urges daily tick checks for campers and children, removal with forceps, antiseptic application, and immediate disposal of all ticks to prevent infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
West Virginia
Seaboard
L. M. Allen
Allen
United States Public Health Service
The
Health Service
Martinsburg and Frederick Area Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Guests from Martinsburg and Frederick visited family members across the region. Linda and family from Martinsburg joined others in Kernstown and Woodstock gatherings while Miss Kathryn Gore and Guy Gore traveled from Baltimore to visit Lula Pingley. Local schools postponed sales due to bids, and a lawn party at the Royal Neighbors Hall boosted the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bowers
Harry Wilson
Otto Wilson
Buddy Easter
Martinsburg
W. Va
M. L. Hottle
Garr Kump
Kernstown
Glenn M. Windle
Washington
Messrs
Howard
Ray Windle
Robert Himelright
Laurel Hill
Katy Carpenter
Frederick
Lucy Dinges
Clarence Windle
Charles Bowers
Robert Borden
Woodstock
William
Walter
Frederick Bowers
Kathryn Gore
Guy Gore
Baltimore
Lula Pingley
Ray Henderlite
Coal Mine
Albert McDonald
Jesse Myers
Silver Springs
Charles McDonald
Fannie Brill
Prmerly
Examinations Wanted for U S Civil Service Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for several positions including chief occupational therapy aid at St. Elizabeths Hospital with a $2,300 annual salary, silviculturist with multiple grade levels, and architect with salary ranges. Applications must be filed in Washington by July 24. Full information is available from H. M. Lee, secretary, in the city post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Commissioner's Office
Washington, D. C
St. Elizabeths Hospital
D. C
Dept. of the Interior
Bureau of Plant Industry and Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
H. M. Lee
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Pet Hog Theft Case Paused By Trial Justice
In Berryville Virginia on June 28 the court hear Unusual case before Trial Justice Kackley. Ernest Smoot’s pet hog on Mountain Road north of Snicker's Gap is alleged stolen. Defendants William Fincham Edward Smoot and Reid Fincham faced jurisdiction doubt over Clarke Loudoun or Jefferson counties. Land tied to the hog theft is owned by Kenneth Gilpin leased to George R Green and farmed by Ernest Smoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Kackley
Ernest Smoot
Snicker’s Gap
William Fincham
Edward Smoot
Reid Fincham
Clarke
Loudoun
Jefferson County
Kenneth Gilpin
George R. Green
White Post
Devaluation Debate Traces Roots To 1930s Crisis
Washington experts explain the idea of devaluing the dollar by linking it to the 1933 34 banking crisis and the shift off the gold standard. They note 30 countries cut gold value, U S prices fell, and the January 31 1934 devaluation set gold at 35 an ounce, aiming to boost foreign demand for U S goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
United States
Mrs Groves Wins Hanson Scales at Pifer Printing Co
Mrs Alice Groves of 540 North Loudoun street wins the Hanson Scales prize offered by Pifer Printing Co. for guessing the weight of ink shown in the store window. Her estimate 124 pounds fell short of the actual 126 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Groves
North
Loudoun Street
Hanson
Pifer Printing Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas, R. Keeler
Gimco Rock Wool
Northern
N. Loudoun St
Canterbury
Briggs
Andrew G
North America Assurance Society
Shenandoah Valley
Commercial Small Loan and Finance Co
Lions
Sam Preston
Lebanon Church News
Greyhound Super
Lexington
Louisville
Winston Salem
Greyhoun
N. Braddock St
Combin
S. C
Charist
S.C
San Francisco
Knoxville
Greenville
U. S. Civil Service
Mrs. Groves
Rosenberger’s
John W. Rosenberger and CO
Braddock St
Goodrich
Silvertown
Braddock & Boscawen
McCormick Deering Hay Machinery
C. I. Brumback
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