Nurses report heavy February illness surge in community
District Nurse Association notes 657 visits in February including prenatal postnatal infants and tuberculosis cases. Influenza spreads, orthopedic clinic draws 31 patients with braces funded by Kiwanis Rotary. a teen aide to family receives Kiwanis scholarship support. chest clinic postponed to April 20 under Dr Scott.
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District Nurse Association
Court House
H. D. Fuller
Josephine F. Arthur
Evelyn C. Dean
Narrativ
Voshell
University of Virginia Hospital
Bureau of Industrial Rehabilitation
Allen F. Voshell
Robert Wainwright
Board of Public Welfare
Clarke
Warren
Rappahannock
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Kiwanis Club
State Board of Education
Cr. W. Scott
Mr Fishpaw Not a Candidate for Legislature
John M Fishpaw writes to the Clarke Courier denying any plan to run for the House of Delegates. He states he is not a candidate now or expected to be, asking the paper to publish the correction for public clarity.
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Fishpaw
Clarke Clarke Courier
John M. Fishpaw
Joseph S. Denny
House of Delegates
the Courier
Courier
The
John M, Fishpaw
Bread Advertisement Promises Finest Flours From Grains
An ad for b. and c. bread touts the choice flours and superior grains used in their loaves. The copy emphasizes quality rather than price, highlighting premium ingredients and a refined bakery image.
Harper Method Shop announces convention booking day
Local Harper Method Shop opens Monday for appointment bookings only to attend the Harper Method Convention. SePMRESA OSMITisn (3-6-12t-lp) appears in the notice.
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Harper Method
Sepmresa Osmitisn
Firemen Plan Virginia Convention at George Washington Hotel
Virginia State Firemen's Association officials met at the George Washington Hotel to finalize plans for the August 12 13 convention in Winchester. They approved a $500 expense for local firemen and limited advertisement solicitations to Winchester business interests.
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Virginia State Firemen’s Association
George Washington Hotel
Notice to Replace Unsigned Bank Check for Firemen’s Convention
A reader requests a new unsigned Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company check be issued or notification given so the contributor can receive proper credit in the Program of Events. Signed by H. R. Potts.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
H. R. Potts
Office Girl Wanted in Afternoon Work
Help wanted for afternoon position. Applicant should have some knowledge of typing. Apply at T Care Star and see M. C. Frank's advertisement on draft horses for sale inside.
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M. C. Frank
Sale of draft horses Saturday at Syard at 1 p.m.
A local sale of draft horses is scheduled for Saturday at 1 p.m. at Syard. Buyers and bidders may inspect the lot beforehand and participate in the auction.
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Syard
Tempest Over Chairman Raskob Liquor Plan Divides Democrats
Across Washington and state capitals, Democratic leaders clash over National Chairman Raskob's push for state liquor control. Senators Glass and Sheppard warn against making prohibition a party issue while governors express mixed views and call for restraint.
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Raskob
Associated Press
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Glass
Virginia
Sheppard
Texas
Caraway
Arkansas
Walsh
Massachusetts
Bridges of B and C in Harpers Ferry Damaged by Fire
Fire at the Baltimore and Ohio bridge under construction over the Potomac at Harpers Ferry destroyed most cross ties and possibly damaged the metalwork. The old bridge nearby also ignited as a motor fire truck overturned in Halltown injuring more than a dozen firefighters. Clarence Turks, 40, was among the most seriously hurt. Empire Construction Company of Baltimore held the contract.
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Harpers Ferry
Charles Town
Associated Press
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Potomac River
W. Va
Halltown
Clarence Turks
Empire Construction Company
Baltimore
Mrs Dutton Heads Queen Committee for Shenandoah Festival
Mrs B B Dutton accepts chairmanship of the queen and her court department for the eighth Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival to be held in Winchester this spring. The director-general Nelson F Richards announced the appointment and said sub committees will handle coronation plans costuming and program details.
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B. B. Dutton
Shenandoah
Winchester
Nelson F. Richards
Dutton
shige is _paegeien
Richards
Winchester Choral Club organises for benefit concert
The Winchester Choral Club held its first meeting at Mrs. Harry K. Russell’s home with 35 members. The group plans rehearsals for an early spring concert to benefit Winchester Memorial Hospital. Officers include Chairman Mrs. Frank Buckley and Director Mrs. Peter Yates Brinton. The next meeting is set for March 12 at Mrs. Russell’s home.
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Winchester Choral Club
Harry K. Russell
South Stewart Street
Peter Yates Brimiton
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frank Buckley
R. Ray Sartelle
Richard E. Griffith
Marguerite Daugherty
Peter Yates Brinton
Louise Glass
Russell
Examinations In Federal Service Announced for Clerical Posts
The Civil Service Commission announces examinations for senior and junior stenographers and typists open to men and women. Applications must be filed in Washington by March 30. Salary ranges from 1260 to 1980 dollars annually. Apply at the Winchester post office for information and blanks.
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Civil Service Commission
Washington
Winchester Post Office
Digging a Wel Pipe Found by Winchester Junk Co
Winchester Junk Co advertises a well digging pipe supply with phone contact 213-1 and a weekly Friday sale note. The fragment references web sales and schedule hints but lacks full context.
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Winchester Junk CO
Senator Morrow Comments on Raskob Proposal
Virginia Senator Harry F. Byrd sharply opposes the Raskob plan. Byrd, a national committeeman, argues against adopting the platform as presented by the Raskob faction.
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Dwight W. Morrow
Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Stongly
Saxnational Committee
Kiwanis Education Theme Highlighted By Handley Schools Leader
Garland R. Quarles urged public school cooperation with federal state and local authorities to curb crime through education. He spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon on Kiwanis Education and outlined programs to instill honesty and integrity in youth. Delegates Stultz Snarr were elected to Kiwanis International convention in Miami May 3 7. Dr Robert M. Glass presided at the luncheon in the George Washington Hotel.
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United States
Garland R. Quarles
Handley Schools
Kiwanis Club
Quarles
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Cn
Alea
Alain Anbe
D. E. Stultz
Igh
George G. Snarr
Vention of
Kiwanis International
Miami
Fla
Andrew Bell
Lawrence C. Hollis
Robert M. Glass
George Washington Hotel
Trench mouth outbreak reported in Winchester
Winchester health officials warn of trench mouth a mouth infection causing soreness ulcers and bleeding gums. Dr L M Allen advises sterilizing drinking glasses and cautions the public while tracing the source. He notes soda fountains use sanitary paper cups and recalls a past outbreak controlled by paper drinkware.
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Winchester
City Health Board
L M. Allen
Allen
Contributions To Free Soup Kitchen
Daily donations to the Salvation Army free soup and lunch kitchen include Mrs. John Miller, $1, a friend $1, Jones' Meat Market items, D. C Dinges meat, a friend 15 cans of fruit, Gina clothing, and Mr Ashman.
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Salvation Army
John 8. Miller
Jones’ Meat Market
D. C
Stranger Dies After Radio Visit in Local Boarder Home
A man identified as William H. Smith Sr of Phoenixville Pa died at 1 30 pm in the bathroom of H W Swartz 106 East Cork Street Heart disease was the cause per Dr B B Dutton Coroner ruled death natural no inquest Smith 62 a stranger in the city had rented a room and board with the Swartzes He had deposits totaling about ten thousand dollars in a National Bank of Malvern book and several thousand more in building association receipts His Phoenixville home is listed as 313 Hall Street Chief Hollis was asked to notify relatives The body was given to Jones Undertaking for burial
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Washington
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
L. G. Hardman
Georgia
Gov. Roosevelt
New York
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
C. Douglas Buck
Delaware
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Richmond
Pollard
National Committee
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Ely
Charles W Bryan
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
Wickersham Committee
James Hamilton Lewis
Ilinois
Senate
William H. Smith, Sr
Phoenixville
H. W. Swartz
East
Cork Street
B. B. Dutton
National Bank of Malvern
Malvern
Building Association
Bank Building Association
Hall Street
Hollis
Smith
Swartz
Jones Undertaking Establishment
Miss Hawthorne Buried in Lewisburg Pennsylvania
The remains of Miss Mary Frederick Hawthorne died at Winchester Memorial Hospital were taken to Lewisburg Pennsylvania where she was laid to rest beside her sister the late Mrs Annie K Marsh. She was daughter of John B and Ellen Kiger Hawthorne and leaves brother Charles Hawthorne of Berryville plus many nieces and nephews.
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Mary Frederick Hawthorne
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lewisburg
Annie K. Marsh
John B
Ellen Kiger Hawthorne
Charles Hawthorne
Berryville
Clarke Courier
Minnie
Stone’s Chapel
The
Presbyterian Church
Anc
Fight promoter Lamphe arrested on liquor charges in Baltimore
Miami March 6 Sam Lamphe manager of a preliminary fighter at the Carnera Maloney boxing card was arrested by a deputy US marshal after the bout on a Baltimore issued federal liquor warrant. Lamphe faces 22 counts accusing violation of the national prohibition act and posted bonds of 5000 dollars awaiting arraignment.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Sam Lamphe
United States
Baltimore
Lamphe
Mrs Boyd Foils Bold Jail Break Bid Near Midnight
Mrs. Tom Boyd heard unusual noises from a south cell and alerted Sheriff Pannett. Two inmates tried to remove brick from a wall leading to escape, using a dislodged iron lever from a cell flush tank. They were recaptured and charged with attempted jail breaking, facing six months to two years.
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Tom Boyd
Pannett
Luther Pannett
Cecil Street
Cecil
Anid
Eenear
Hoc
Local Farmers Chapters Report March Meeting Activities
Stephens City Chapter of the Future Farmers of America held its regular meeting in the agricultural building with 22 of 24 members present. The group organized a track team with George Wright captain and Isidore Manag er as manager and approved purchasing a shot and discus. The Middletown Chapter planned a benefit play to fund track development and seed purchases. the two chapters together have bought over 15 000 onion and cabbage plants for the season.
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Stephens City
The
Future Farmers of
George Wright
George Ee
Isidore
Middletown
F. FP. A
Stephens City Chain
Nevada bill cuts required residence period
A bill to reduce Nevada's required residence from 90 days to six weeks won approval from an assembly committee. The measure, debated yesterday amid discussion of divorce gambling and prohibition. Also noted Miss Frances Pence, once ill with grippe on Parkway, showing some improvement and expected to be outdoors.
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Associated Press
Carson City
Nevada
Assembly
Frances Pence
Parkway
Althe Oy
Winchester Rotary hears 1931 budget details from City Councilman
W Nelson Page presented the 1931 city budget at the Rotary Club, with Fred L Glaize introducing him. The figures covered assessed property value around 1 25 million, revenue sources including water and sewer, licenses, fines, and total expenditures estimated at 290 000. The talk praised Page for his service and drew Rotarians and guests.
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Winchester
Miss MacDonald To Deliver Address At School Meet
Miss Rose MacDonald Clarke County rural supervisor of schools and Domestic Relations Court judge has accepted a Louisville Kentucky address at the fourth annual southern section convention of the American Education Association March 11 to 14. She will discuss Preparation Needs of the Class room Teacher to Meet Rural Situations, reflecting her Clarke county experience.
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Berryville
Ven
Rose MacDonald
Clarke County
State Board of Education
American Education Association
Louisville
MacDonald
Miss MacDonald
State Teachers’ College
Fredericksburg
Educat
Rouss Fire Co Plans Regular Meeting Friday Night
Rouss Fire Company schedules its regular meeting for Friday night March 6 at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to be present. Whe. Lee Lark Captain.
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R. B. Brown
Whe. Lee
Lark
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George Washington
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C. E. Woodward
Lexington
Fred W. Forney
E. K. Landis
Pulaski
J. C. Clarity
Charlottesville
Eugene Bare
E. Curtis Smith
FE. H. Dabney
Staunton
E. H. House
Orange
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Senator Glass
Morrow
Dare Treae
New Jersey
Mrs. Dutton
Queen
Choral Society
Supt
Kiwanis Meeting
Dr. Allen
Stranger
Wm. H. Smith, Sr
Phoenixville, Pa
Bank and Building Association
Miss Hawthorne
Mrs. Boyd
Freedom
Rotary
Shawnee
Rouss Fire CO
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