Lions Club hears about local jail conditions and Lynchburg convention
The Lions Club meeting at the Old Virginia Home on West Piccadilly Street included a luncheon and discussion led by President Rev. E. T. Clark. Sheriff Luther Pannett spoke on conditions at the local jail, noting fires, poor bathing facilities, lack of segregation, and the 1840 building with no remodels. The club plans to send delegates to the Lynchburg convention and to vote on three delegates at the next luncheon. Fifty five tickets sold for the April 8 ladies night event.
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Lions’ Club
Old Virginia
West Piccadillly Street
E. T. Clark
Lions
Lynchburg
Jall
Luther Pannett
Frederick County
United States Crime Commission
Russell Potts
T. J. Orndorff
Civic Committee
County and City Officials Report Strong Club Finances
Dr. Allen Hawthorne as secretary gave a favorable report while treasurer E G Rusk noted a healthy bank balance. The club performed with Hawthorne Sirbaugh Rush and Potts in solos and the group joined in singing additional tunes.
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Allen Hawthorne
E. G. Rusk
Hawthorne
Sirbaugh
Rush
Potts
Market Report From Local Wholesale and Retail Prices
The Star lists daily local wholesale prices for Wheat Cracked Corn Bran Corn meal Mixed feed Screenings Middlings Baled hay and butter fat plus retail figures for flour Middlings Bran Mixed Feed Country butter and poultry items. Baltimore wholesale figures show hens young chickens browlers lambs pigs and other livestock with noted price ranges.
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Wesnsess
Emmons
Baltimore
Browlere i
Browlere i. Cccaant Ps Ouseewenee
Caivos
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Cure for Eczema
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic for skin diseases including eczema. It claims immediate itching relief after one application and healing after a few uses, with safe pleasant use and no oily residue.
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America
Moone
First Presbyterian Men pledge to abstain from liquor
In Nashville on March 14 sixty six members of the First Presbyterian Church Men's Club signed a resolution pledging to abstain from buying liquor. The pledge binds them to refrain from purchasing liquor in violation of the law, promising to God country and their own souls.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
First Presbyterian Church Men’s Club
Miss Sallie Miller Remembered for Her Bright Life
Tribute recalls Miss Sallie Miller as a beacon of charm goodness and wit whose memory anchors worth while life. The note laments the loss and honors a radiant soul whose passing leaves a lasting impression of virtue and light.
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Sallie Miller
Al Stone Comeback After Paris Divorce Crisis
Al Stone the singing waiter turned Broadway hit returns to fame in 1928 with the Marcus Revue. Grace Farrel, the cigar girl, appears with him as Molly’s Paris divorce unfolds. Molly and John Perry’s troubles culminate in estrangement as Junior's fate weighs on Al.
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al Stone
Blackie Joe
New York
Grace Farrel
Molly Winton
Junior
Molly
John Perry
Perry
France
Ecomes
Blackie
Grace
Europe
Elopers
Gracie
Paris
Riviera
Deauville
Monte Carlo
Broadway
John
America
Fame
Marcus
City
Algonquin Theatre
Berryville Social Briefs and Church Officers Elected
Berryville Virginia reported updates from March 14 including the Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church electing officers for the coming year. New president is Mrs J T L Jones. vice president Mrs Maurice Wise Carver. secretary Mrs Charles Wise Carver. treasurer Mrs Leslie Russell. The town also notes visits and social events at local homes and schools.
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Berryville
Woman’s Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
J. T. L. Jones
Maurice Wisecarver
Charles Wiseecarver
Leslie Russell
Carr
South Bsoton
Carter Page
R. J. Lewis
Frank E. Tappan
Garfield Hospital
Washington
J. M. H. Clagett
Baltimore
Martha Carlton
Waynne P. Sewell Company
Atlanta
Arabella
Berryville High School
J. D. Griffing
Joseph Moore
Blackburn Moore
H. B. Harris
Hobson McGehee
Vincent Franks
Alice Warde
George Atkinson
Hagerstown
Hotel Plan On Mount Lookout Above Chattanooga
Gen. J. Leslie Kincaid president of the American Hotels Corporation announces a contract for operating the Mount Lookout Hotel perched atop the historic mountain above Chattanooga Tennessee. Frank Gregson, formerly of Winchester and now manager of the Read House at Chattanooga, will also oversee the project.
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J. Leslie Kincaid
The
American Hotels Corporation
Mount Lookout
Chattanooga
Tenn
Frank Gregson
Winchester
American Company
Read House
Sol
Lookout Mountain Hotel Featured by American Corporation
Lima Beane comments on the present feminine costume with a bustle attachment likely to disrupt caricaturists, as reported by the Toledo Blade. The note highlights a fashion trend and its impact on artistic caricature.
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Lima Beane
Toledo Blade
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Minneapolis Journal
Senate
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Hubert Dail
Warner, Bree. Pictures, Inc
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Lea
Warner Bros
Moly
Age
Lookout Mountain
American Corporation
Tehoad
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Remedy Co
Lexington, Ky
Colonial Bankers, Inc. Investment Building
Washington, D.C
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