Jamboree Tournament Set for Fourth at Winchester Golf Club
Preparations are under way at the Winchester Golf Club for a July 4 jamboree afternoon. The course will be arranged in strange ways and players will wear unusual costumes with false moustaches and other accoutrements. Members are urged to cooperate and seek engaging costumes with prizes offered for best costumes and for top performance in the golf tourney.
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Winchester Golf Club
Kiwanis Club Luncheon and Choir Practice Schedule
Social calendar lists Kiwanis meeting at George Washington Hotel Wednesday 12:45 p m and luncheon of Union Ladies Aid Society at Mrs George Whit acre near Whitacre. Evening Young People's Choir practice at United Brethren Church 6:45 p m and Winchester Lodge meeting 8 p m at Ellis home.
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Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Union Ladies Aid Society of
Ebenezer Church of Christ
George Whitacre
Whitacre
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
Ellis
Corner Braddock
Tonuoe
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
R. EB. Byrd
William Wright
Tom Thumb
First Baptist Church
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Winchester Country Club
American Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers
Officers for the coming year were elected by the Robert Y. Conrad Post of the American Legion Auxiliary. Named were Mrs. Claude M. Grim president Mrs. H. S. Pifer first vice president Mrs. John G. Fosbrink second vice president Mrs. Clarence Schenck treasurer Mrs. Mason Snapp chaplain and Miss Rebecca Beverley historian. Four voting delegates to the Roanoke state convention August 23 were Grim Fosbrink Schenck and Mrs. T. Russell Cather. Alternates were Mrs. R. E. Griffith Miss Léla Rosenberger Mrs. B. M. Roszer and Mrs. W. J. Godhenour.
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Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Claude M. Grim
H. S. Pifer
John G. Fosbrink
Clarence Schenck
Mason Snapp
Rebecca Beverley
Roanoke
Grim
Fosbrink
Schenck
T. Russell Cather
R. E. Griffith
Léla Rosenberger
B. M. Roszer
W. J. Godhenour
Claude M
North
Washington Street
Mrs. Lester D. Arnold Plans Texas Trip With Family
Mrs. Lester D. Arnold and three children depart by motor for Waco Texas to visit relatives and sightsee, joined by brother R Floyd Wodson of Washington DC. They will visit the Texas Centennial in Dallas and stop in Knoxville and Albany before returning in three to four weeks.
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Lester D. Arnold
Lester, Jr
Kitty Lou
Martha Clay
Waco
Texas
Lantern Fire Destroys Clarke County Home in Berryville
Fire sparked by a lantern exploded in a stable boy's room near Arthur Lee's home in Clarke County causing extensive damage estimated at 5000 dollars. The Berryville John Enders Fire Company helped control the blaze after a bucket line and a stream dam were set up.
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Arthur Lee
Clarke County
John Enders
Lee
U. C
Stonewall
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Annie C. Moore
Philip Williams
Circuit Court
Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Beauregarde
Johnston
Slidell
Mason, Morgan
Semmes
Handley Library
Winchester
Clay Crow
John Crow
H. B. Whiting
F. W. Tilford
Grace Episcopal Church
Gen. Lee
Gettysburg
R. Gray Williams
Social notes from Ashby Miller and regional visitors
Col and Mrs Ashby Miller host at No 818 South Washington their daughter Mrs Edward deLaurent Bakewell and Betsy Bakewell of St Louis. Various residents travel to Washington, D C Lynchburg Winchester Harpers Ferry and Eastport Maine for visits and weekends.
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George Lutz
Shenandoah Avenue
Col
Mrs. Ashby Miller
South
Washington Street
Edward deLaurent Bakewell
Betsy Bakewell
St. Louis
Hunt For Slayer After Slain Detroit Boy Found
State troopers and possemen hunted the slayer of 10 year old Robert Kenyon whose mutilated body was found in a shallow river on his uncle s 2 500 acre farm west of Tawas City Michigan. He had been missing six days and police sought motive.
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Robert Kenyon
Detroit
Tawas City
Mich
Robert
Government faces multi billion deficit before soldiers bonus
Through June 26 receipts total 67 million in processing taxes, yet government income reaches 4.08 billion. Expenditures projected at 7.645 billion imply a 3.234 billion gap, with the soldiers bonus potentially widening the deficit to 5.967 billion.
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Roosevelt
Morgenthau
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AAA
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs H B Kline Near Vaucluse
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Muse Kline 77 wife of Hugh B Kline were held at the family home with a quartet from Winchester and soloist from Stephens City. Rev W A Clark and Rev Allen Jones conducted the rites. Burial was in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were six sons and ten granddaughters served as flower girls. Relatives traveled from Washington D C Cottage City Md Glencoe Md Chambersburg Pa and Pittsburgh Pa.
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Hugh B. Kline
Near
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Joseph Hodgson
Hoye L. Riley
John S. Sloat
Godfrey Miller
Winchester
W. A. Clark
Grace M. E. Church
South
Middletown
Allen Jones
Opequon
Presbyterian Churches
Kernstown
Mount Hebron
WW. W
Fred E
Roger A
Allison B
Julian C
Vernon D. Kline
Lillian
William
Frederick
John Boyd
Louise
Allen
Russell
Philip Kline
Anna Virginia
Jean
Hugh Campbell
Phyllis Campbell
Mary Eleanor Henderson
L. D. Jones
Lillian Kline
Washington, D. C
Homer Fagan
Randolph Fell
Cottage City
Josephine Lamperton
John Haun
Glencoe
Charles Feller
Chambersburg
Vernon Kline
Pittsburgh
Public Sale of Household Goods in Winchester Virginia
Administrator W E Edwards will sell at public auction on Saturday July 11 1936 starting 10 A M at 575 North Cameron Street Winchester Virginia. Personal property includes phonographs organ chairs beds tables stove refrigerator glassware sewing machine sewing utensils and many other items. Terms CASH.
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Florence V. Lupton
North
Cameron Street
Winchester
Virginia
Singer
W. E. Edwards
Radio Highlights and Tonight's Schedule Across Stations
Radio listings outline tonight's programs across WABC WEAF WOR and JZ networks. Highlights include Benny Venuta at 00 on WABC, New York Philharmonic at Lewisohn Stadium, and the premiere of Goodman and Shilkret Orchestra with Rupert Hughes hosting.
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WABC
Benny Venuta
WEAF
Wws2
WOR
Stasia
Hammerstein's Music Hall
Lucy Laughlin
Jerry Mann
Sydney Rayner
Josephine Sable
Irving Caesar
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Jose Iturbi
Lewisohn Stadium
Goodman and Shilkret
Rupert Hughes
Clarke Gable
Madeline Carroll
Gladys Swarthout
Symphony
Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
March of Time
Hallett
WJZ
Bring
Jesse Crawford
Variety Musicale
Meroff
Monaco
Fairmont Resident Returns From Visit To Relatives
Mr. Frank Blackstone Calcorn arrived home in Fairmont West Virginia after a trip to visit his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. James P. Reardon.
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Frank Blackstone Calcorn
Fairmont
W. Va
James P. Reardon
Message From Sir Hubert Delayed Voyage Near Norway
Oslo reports receipt of a message from Sir Hubert Wilkins's Wyatt Earp exploration motor ship. Position given 46 N 40 W. Sir Hubert said he was delayed and hoped to reach Norway by mid July. Navy and coast guard searched the vessel after a plea from Sir Hubert's wife to President Roosevelt.
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Norway
Stavangerfjord
Wyatt Earp
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Sir Hubert
New York
Navy
Coast Guard
Roosevelt
Plan Aid For Drought States Plan Aid For Droughh States
Emergency measures to aid drought distressed farmers were discussed by government leaders and officials from five northwest states. Showers and cooler temperatures offered brief relief in the Midwest with more rain forecast. A corn market upswing reflected concerns over crop losses. The storm caused two deaths in Iowa and Illinois, heavy property damage in Iowa, hail in North Carolina and South Dakota, and Ohio rural roads blocked near Fort Wayne after high winds felled trees.
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ST. Paul
Northwest
Midwest
Iowa
Illinois
North Carolina
South Dakota
Fort Wayne
Ind
Job Printing Bill Heads Statements Setter Envelopes
A job printing item notes bill heads statements and setter envelopes from STAR JOB PRINT. The entry records printing services and stationery components for business use.
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Bill
Dedication of Shenandoah Park to draw hundred officials
Big Meadows Virginia June 30 A hundred or more federal and state officials will attend the Shenandoah National Park dedication where President Roosevelt will speak The Washington delegation includes Bland Robertson Woodrum Swanson Fechner Moore and Wooding Governor Peery and West Virginia Governor Kump will attend Officials from Virginia assembly the State Supreme Court and state departments will also be present The President will speak at Big Meadows and Monticello and the Skyline Drive northern end may reopen Friday
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Shenandoah National Park
Roosevelt
Washington
O. Bland
A. Willis Robertson
Clifton Woodrum
Navy
Claude Swanson
Robert Fechner
CCC
R. Walton Moore
Harry Wooding
George Peer
Skyline Drive
Secretary of the Interior
Harold Ickes
Hall
Peery
Louisa
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
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