Tyler Miller Reappointed Warren Rappahannock School Superintendent
Tyler Miller has been unanimously reelected superintendent of schools for the Warren Rappahannock division for a second term. A Rappahannock native and 1923 Virginia Military Institute graduate, he previously led the Washington High School and later Warren Rappahannock schools since 1928. His new four year term runs to June 20, 1937.
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Tyler Miller
Warren-Rappahannock
Rappahannock County
J. Miller
Warren County
Miller
Virginia Military Institute
Washington Wa
Hugh D. Hite
Warren- Rappahannock
Local Youth Awarded Vir sport V For Boxing Spirit
Seddon C. Nelson of Winchester receives the V in boxing for four years of sparring and support despite not competing. John S. LaRowe urges the Athletic Association to honor him, noting Nelson’s uncomplaining role and influence on fellow boxers. Nelson is the son of Rev. Robert B. Nelson of Christ Episcopal Church.
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Seddon C. Nelson
Winchester
The
Athletic Association Board
Fen- Wats
Ay Pra Sippley
Princeton
N. J
Benefi
John
LaRowe
Athletics Association Board
Hal Stuart
Nelson
Young Nelson
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
University of Virginia
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Baccalaureate at VPI to be preached by Rev Dr McFaden
Rev Dr Frank T McFaden, pastor of Loudoun Street Presbyterian, will preach the baccalaureate at Virginia Tech on June 4. Kendall Weisiger of Atlanta, assistant to the VP I president, will deliver the commencement address on June 6. Weisiger, a 1890 VP I graduate, has risen in the telephone industry to supervise personnel and training.
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Frank T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Eee
Julian A. Burruss
Kendall Weisiger
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Atlanta
McFaden
Richmond
Lynchburg
Marion
Winchester
General Training School
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Chi Phi
Masons
E. D. Witherspoon
Weisiger
Blacksburg
Spring fashion pattern 9567 for larger wardrobes
Marian Martin pattern 9567 features a belted flat waistline with raglan sleeves, a contrast skirt, and a flattering bow detail. Sizes 14 to 40 available. pattern and catalog together priced at 25 cents. Order by mail with name, address, style number and size.
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Marian Martin
Windesment
West 18Th Street
Newet
New Mask Clin
Rotary official and college personnel leader named
A prominent college personnel figure active in the Atlanta Personnel Association is chairman of the Rotary Educational Foundation and holds the rank of lieutenant colonel in the Officers' Reserve Corps.
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Personnel Association of Atlanta
Rotary Educational Foundation
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Palace Theatre Offers Credit Coupon Tickets
The Palace Theatre announces credit coupon tickets for film fans amid the financial strain. A ten ticket book worth 2.50 can be used now through April 17, 1933. payment is due anytime by the purchaser on a credit voucher. Local customers apply at the manager, sign name and address, and obtain access to upcoming screenings.
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Hable’s
Palace Theatre
Palace
VFW Meeting Tonight in Winchester Post 2123 Hall
Winchester Post 2123 Veterans of Foreign Wars holds a 7:30 PM meeting at the post hall on North Loudoun Street. Commander A Lee Cobb urges full attendance to discuss an important veterans’ matter. Westward the course of empire takes its way. Now it's Japan. Mortgage moratoriums cited as remedy for overproduction.
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Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post Hall
North Loudoun Street
A. Lee Cobb
Japan
Lou Gehrig Signs As Holdout Ends For 1933 Season
Lou Gehrig the Yankees first baseman signs for the 1933 season ending the longest holdout of his career. He will leave for the training camp with his mother to arrive in time for the first exhibition game. Ruth remains a holdout. Gehrig aims to extend his consecutive games streak to break Everett Scott's 1307 mark.
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New York
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
St. Bugen
Gehrig
Ed Barrow
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Jacob Ruppert
St. Petersburg
Ruppert
Ruth
Babe
Lou
Everett Scott
Red Sox
Yankee
Late Mrs Brown Laid To Rest In Mount Hebron
Funeral for Virginia Lee Brown widow of James A Brown held last Friday at her son Ralph Browns home 318 South Cameron Street with Rev George W Stover and Rev Dr B L Flickinger officiating Three hymns were sung and many floral tributes were sent Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery eslot Out of town mourners included Mrs Scott Brown and Miss Hester Brown Woodstock Va Edgar Brown Brunswick Md Walton Brown Strasburg Va George Gurtler Robert Knight George Fichleberger Mrs Alice Patrick and Miss Dolly Patrick Cumberland Md Mr and Mrs Leroy Stoner Harrisburg Pa Mr and Mrs James Streit and family Ellicott City Md Mrs Jay Beeler Mrs Harvey Eller and Silbert Beeler Strasburg Pa Mrs Johnson Mrs Schultz Mrs Weller and Mrs Robinson Ranson W Va
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Virginia Lee Brown
James A. Brown
Ralph Brown
South Cameron Street
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
8. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Eslot
Mount Hebron Cemery
Scott Brown
Hester Brown
Woodstock
Edgar Brown
Brunswick, Md
Walton Brown
Strasburg
George Gurtler
Robert Knight
George Fichleberger
Alice Patrick
Dolly Patrick
Cumberland, Md
Leroy Stoner
Harrisburg
James Streit
Ellicott City
Jay Beeler
Harvey Eller
Silbert Beeler
Johnson
Schultz
Weller
Robinson
Ranson
W. Va
Numbering Pages Origin Credited to Cologne Printer Hoerner
The first idea of numbering book leaves is credited to the Cologne printer Hoernen who, in 1470, printed a sermon and placed page numbers in the middle of the right margin rather than at the top.
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Cologne
Hoernen
Fragmentary Onset Notes Mention Of Health Remedies
Disjointed OCR style notes reference headaches and corrective health items. Mentions a druggist and a corrective product described as non habit forming. No clear events, dates, or identifiable persons.
Young Cassell Not To Make The Grade This Year
Lloyd Cassell Calverton High School pitcher under contract with the Washington Senators shows tepid progress in spring training. Griffs manager Clarke Griffith praised his potential, comparing him to a young Walter Johnson, and Cassell is expected to report to Chattanooga after training.
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Young Cassell
Cassell
Nats
Chattanooga
Griff
Virginia
Millwood
Walter Johnson
Walter
Clarke Griffith
Card of Thanks for Mrs. James Brown
The children of Mrs. James Brown express gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy during her illness and death. They acknowledge thanks for cars, flowers, vocalists, and drivers.
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James Brown
Mrs C H Estep Dies of Pneumonia at Fishers Hill
Mrs Phoebe Estep wife of Charles H Estep dies at their Fishers Hill home near Strasburg after a cold worsens to double pneumonia. Born Reynolds, she leaves her husband three children and three sisters and one brother. Funeral at Reformed Church Fishers Hill Wednesday at 2 pm.
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Phoebe Estep
Charles H. Estep
Fishers
Strasburg
Estep
John
Lydia Wolverton Reynolds
Charlies Estep
Kansas
Virginia
Phishers Hill Picnic Grounds
H. L. Jeffries
Ralston
J. M. Rankin
Plevna
Raymond
Rebecca Jenkins
J. M. Koontz
Palacion
Texas
Mary Miller
Mullenville
D. J. Re Ds
Harrisville
the Reformed Church
Fishers Hill
Effects of Expanded Currency Affects Economists’ Outlook
Economists surveyed predict gradual price changes as new money enters circulation. Analysts expect higher liquidity to lift spending and investment while cautioning about potential inflation if velocity rises too quickly. Policy watchers note uncertainty and vary on timing of effects.
Expanded currency outlook from leading economists
Central Press summarizes economists as saying more currency lowers dollar value. Wages may buy less while producers gain temporarily as prices rise. Debtors ease, creditors face hardship. gold and government securities fall. If controlled, inflation may be avoided though dollar value could rise with big government cuts.
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New York
N. Y
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Mrs. Brown
Mount Hebron
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Sepande
Johnny Kerr
Joe Cronin
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Rudyard Kipling
Boston Transcript
Leslie Eichel
Central Press
Te YA Valle
Buescher
L. R. Smith, Inc
Moling & Cather
Betty Shoppe
T. F. Timberlake
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North Main Street
Loudoun St
Fairmont Ave
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Robinson Apts
West Cork St
South Stewart Street
N. Main
Anna Johnson
East Lane
Stephens City
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Nou
Paul Robinson
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Gui Hal
Evgan
Tonn
North Potomac
Hagerstown
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Herbert Russell
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Gray Ave
Shawnee Avenue
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