Recreation Debate For Farm People At Mount Williams
A debate scheduled for night March 21 at 8 at Mount Williams discusses whether farm people should take Saturday afternoons off for recreation. Affirmative team led by N. C. Williams vs negative with H. A. Snapp and J. B. Snapp. Judges’ decision favored the affirmative 3 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Williams
N. C. Wil
Liams
de Et ‘Plagal
N. Ding
H. A. Snapp
Josephine Hinkle
J. B
Mountiin View
H. Himelright
J. B. Snapp
N. C. Williams
N. Fout
Mirian Sizer
Funeral Held for John De Haven in Gainesboro
Funeral services were held at Gainesboro Church for John De Haven who died Sunday. The Rev. C. G. Russell conducted the service with interment in Gainesboro Cemetery. He was unmarried and survived by one sister Miss Kate De Haven and several nieces and nephews. He was 179 years old. Pallbearers were W. H. Mellwee J. M. Darlington S. D. Rogers Jatiney Davis F. M. Bageant.
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Gainesboro
John de Haven
C. G. Russell
de Haven
Kate de Haven
W. H. Mellwee
J. M. Darlington
S. D. Rogers
Jatiney Davis
F. M. Bageant and
Funeral for Laurence Pingley at Mt Olive Church
Mrs EB Bayliss attended the funeral of Laurence Pingley at Mt Olive United Brethren Church Hayfield. Several local residents, including Davy Brathwaite and the DeHaven family, hosted and visited with kin and friends over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy Brathwaite
EB. E. Bayliss
Larence Pingley
Mt. Olive United Brethren Church
Hayfield
W. H. MclIlwee
Eddie Roberts
Don McDonald
Virgil de Haven
Ollie Flowers
James Flowers
Kenneth Cather
Winchester
W. H. McKnee
H. C. Cooley
Paul Painter
Washington
Mack DeHaven
G E Announces New Refrigerators for 1935 Line
Shenandoah Electric Appliance Co announces GE domestic refrigerators for 1935 with hermetically sealed mechanism across most models. New monitor top 4 and 6 cubic foot units join 12 and 15 cubic foot two door flatops. Prices hold steady from 1934, with display soon at 15 South Loudoun Street showroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot W. Jenkins
Shenandoah Electric Appliance Co
Winchester
Shenandoah Electric Appliance Company
South
Loudoun Street
Mechanism Introduces 4g Forced Oil Cooling Feature
Mr. Jenkins notes a key mechanical improvement with 4g forced oil cooling in all models. The approach supplies forced oil lubrication for bearings while using the same oil to cool the motor.
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Jenkins
Good Record Made By Orange Jersey Herd
Purebred Jersey cows in the herd owned by J. S. Andrews of Orange are now making their second official production record under the herd improvement registry system of testing by the American Jersey Cattle Club. Andrews' Jerseys completed a year of herd testing in 1934 with an average of 382.37 pounds butterfat and 6,821 pounds of milk per cow for the year. During the test the herd averaged 29 cows daily with 26 cows in milk daily. Compared with the national 1932 average of 169.4 pounds butterfat and 4,309 pounds of milk, Andrews' herd shows strong production. J. S. Roller of Timberville recently started his purebred Jersey herd on test through the registry.
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Jersey
J. S. Andrews
Orange
American Jersey Cattle Club
National Organization of Jersey Breeders
Andrews
Jerseys
Three Properties Sold At Public Auction
Two city properties and one county property were sold at public auction in front of the county courthouse Saturday. Stewart Fawcett bought the Beverley Lockhart house and lot at No. 328 Highland Avenue for 1040 dollars.
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Stewart Fawcett
Beverley Lockhart
Highland Avenue
Estate settles as property changes hands in Gore area
In the Lockhart estate settlement a new brick residence on Shryock Avenue near Millwood Avenue in the Shryock addition was sold to Shawnee Life and Loan Association. A 103 acre timber tract in Back Creek district two miles south of Gore, part of Mahlon H. Triplett versus John K. Triplett's heirs, sold to Fred L. Glaize for 650 dollars. The tract is heavily timbered and underlaid by glass sand.
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Lockhart
Shryock Avenue
Millwood Avenue
Shryock
Shawneeee and Loan Association
Back Creek
Gore
Mahlon H. Triplett
John K. Triplett
Fred L. Glaize
Athletic Club Plans First Birthday Banquet
The Men's Athletic Club will celebrate its first anniversary with a banquet on Monday April 1 at the George Washington Hotel. Upton Snider of Winchester Printers and Stationers handles ticket sales for members and friends.
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George Washington Hotel
Upton Snider
Winchester Printers and Stationers
Hunting Season Ends for Blue Ridge Hounds
The Blue Ridge Hounds halted their official season on the last hunting day Saturday at Clay Hill. Hounds failed to scent a fox despite initial chase potential, though spectators enjoyed the outing and welcomed newly imported Welsh hounds from Essex.
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Blue Ridge
W B. Watkins
Clay Hill
Ewart
Lindsey
Mount Airy
Watkins
Essex
Blue Ridge Foxhunted Club
Local social circle hosts a list of guests
Wetherall, Miss Virginia Jacobs, Miss Renand Harrison, Mrs Geer, George Green Jr., their guest Louis Joseph Balding from Cleveland, J Lewis, Ted Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jenkins are noted among attendees.
Dry hope in education links liquor ads and crime
Bishop Cannon argues education holds the key amid claims that repeal raises arrests for intoxication and drunken driving. He contends Winchester figures are lower than Staunton and Harrisonburg and criticizes liquor advertising in newspapers and radio.
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Bishop Cannon
Dry Hope
Winchester
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Dry leaders urge end of wet influence across states
A traveling dry leader predicted he would live to see prohibition restored. He cited Alabama’s dry vote as proof of a trend away from wet influence. Bishop Cannon, a Florida attendee at a dry convention, spoke in Winchester, then Front Royal, then Culpeper before returning to Los Angeles.
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Ned Ee Eas
Alabama
Bishop Cannon
Florida
Winchester
Front Royal
Culpeper
Los Angeles
Cal
Plants Used for Beverages Exhibit Highlights Global Ferments
The Meld museum displays fermented beverage plants from around the world including coconut palms century plant pepper plant banana and cassava roots.
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G. E
Orange Jersey Herd
STAR
Blue Ridge Club
Carter Hall
Berryville
Upperville
Blue Ridge Hunt
Ale McKay-Smith
Farnley
George Burwell
ER. H. Parker
Eastern Air Lines
Bobby Walthour
Walter O'Keefe
Ronette Hanshaw
Glen Gray
Casa Loma
Wabc-Columbia
S.T
Reynolds Teb. Co
M. E.S
M. C
M. M.S.T
M. P.S.T
Mrs. van Brunt Timpson
Sined
RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company
Pear Ee Ee
Harry Miller
WOR
Mr. Miller
Muggs McGinnis
Yes
Alexander Ziz
Belogia
Central Press Association
Kingie
By Wally Bishop
E. Water St
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Ol Pont
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Republic Oil CO
Gas Corp
Darwin
Charles Darwin
Chevrolet
Chevrolet C. W. B
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Goodrich
Cammer Tire CO
Myers
Swift C. L Brumback’s
N. Cameron
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