New Books To Lend From Virginia Extension
Readers may obtain a list of New To Lend books from the University of Virginia Extension Department by sending this notice or a postal card. The library offers biographies of Lincoln and other war works along with contemporary fiction and serious reading with two weeks loan, postage, and five cents packing.
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Ifst
Lincoln
Ers
Virginia
Trans- Readers
Star
Extension Department
University
Whitacre Ladies Aid to mark anniversary with chicken supper
Whitacre Virginia notices the Ladies Aid Society will celebrate its first anniversary by hosting a chicken supper on Saturday April 12 at the school house. Mrs Owens Phillips and two others are named in the readable lines.
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Whitacre
Ladies’ Aid Society
Owens Phillips
Jacqueline Grey's Rise in a London Attic Estate
At nineteen Jacqueline Grey becomes a rich yet unsettled figure after gaining a checkbook and money from a shop owner during a move from Byrams to Pimlico. She battles conceit, learns the power and dangers of wealth, and receives stern guidance from Mrs. Hubbard as she contemplates a new life and social ascent.
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Jacqueline Grey
William Brown
Rogers
Renwick Dell
Mas
Hig Uit
Mrs. Hubbard
Baxminster
Jacqueline
Miss Grey
Local Social Notes Highlight Baltimore Visitors and Virginia Trips
Residents of Baltimore and nearby areas hosted and visited relatives this week. Mr. Lowell Brannon and family welcomed guests, while Mrs. F. J. Gardner spent a day with the Brannon household. The Whitacres and Dr. H S Whitacre’s family spent several days in New York City.로
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Baltimore
J. W. Brannon
Lowell Brannon
F. J. Gardner
Clyde Loy
W. C. Whitacre
H.S. Whitacre
New York City
Bass George Strother
Beulah M Hovermale
W. G. Hovermale
Capitol
Winchester
John Whitacre
Retha Kimble
Robertine Faulkner
Blanton
Thomas Byrum
Washington
Obituary Notice for John W. Brill of Welltown
John W. Brill of the Welltown neighborhood, in this county, died February 20 in his 1st year. He was trusted by friends, respected in the community, and known for moral character and honesty in all his dealings. No one could accuse him of cheating others.
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John W. Brill
Welltown
Reverend Brill Lauded for Golden Rule Life and Family Ties
Obituary notes Rev Brill a faithful husband and father of three sons with a former marriage, survived by his widow Miss Sadie Smith and five children, long time United Brethren Church member. Funeral conducted by Rev G W Stover at Mount Hebron Cemetery for final resting in faith. Georgia's 1929 income from ten truck crops reached 5 221 000 dollars, up 29 percent.
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Mr. Brill
Sadie Smith
Howard
John
Robert Brill
Harry
Edward Brill
Anna Grimm
Winchester
Brill
United Brethren Church
Pleasant Valley
G. W. Stover
Beautiful Mount Hebron
Georgia
Frederick County Man Finds Complete Relief In Natex
A Natex Health Expert at The Peoples Service Drug Store touts Natex as a cure for stomach and bowel ills. W L Dehaven of Light Virginia testifies that three weeks of Natex restored regular bowels, eased indigestion and back pain, and improved sleep and wellbeing. The expert offers free advice and health booklets to readers.
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Frederick County
Natex
Peoples Service
W. L. Dehaven
Light
Evening Star
Winchester to honor Foch with city tributes
March 21 1929 report notes Mayor Shryock urges all display flags for a tribute to the late war commander. The Greenbrier Military Academy band will join the Apple Blossom Festival as Rev J Luther Neff of Market Street Methodist Church is reassigned to Frostburg Maryland. High prices are being paid for goods.
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Winchester
Foch
Shryock
Greenbrier Military Academy
J. Luther Neff
Market Street
Public sale of Frederick County realty in Middletown
The trustee will sell at public auction in front of Middletown State Bank Middletown Va on Wednesday April 23 1930 at 2 PM the parcel near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station containing about 1 14 acres with frontage on the railroad improved by a cooper shop and a storage shed for a potential barrel factory or apple packing house One third cash and the remainder in two annual installments with bonds and insurance as security Herbert S Larrick attorney.
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Howard H. DeJarnette
Frederick County
Middletown State Bank
Middletown
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Barrel
Herbert S. Larrick
Good work horses and prices at auction
Prices ranged from 125 dollars to ac claim postol and Lind with Miss Anne Mor row marrying in June.
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Postol, Lind
Anne Morrow
Local notes from Five Ago include festival plans and theater tickets
The Star lists a circulation of 4055 while 100000 souvenir Apple Blossom Festival pieces will be distributed for promotion. Judge T W Harrison has returned from a tour of Virginia's Seventh District. Tickets are on sale for the American Legion show The Glorious Girl.
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Prnip
Adv
T. W. Harrison
Seventh Congressional District
Virginia
Congress
American Legion
Fifteen Years Ago March 21 1915 Highlights
The death of W. W. Tanquary, a retired farmer, occurs in the county. A carriage collision injured five when struck by an automobile in the city. R L Omps states he will not run for Gainesboro district supervisor. Wheat sells at 1.50 a bushel and eggs at 12 cents a dozen. hens 16 cents a pound. The Roman Catholic Church will soon observe Peace Sunday.
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W. W. Tanquary
R. L. Omps
Gainesboro
United States
Virginia Legion Nears 10,000 Member Target
Virginia’s American Legion state department reports 6,164 members to date, 900 ahead of last year, aiming for a 10,000 member quota. Largest local posts include North Richmond No. 38, Alexandria No. 24, and Richmond No. 1, with commanders Crump Arnold and Ezekiel. Virginia ranks 16th among states in progress toward its quota.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia Department of the American Legion
W. Glenn Elliott
State Department
North Richmond
Alexandria Post
Richmond Post
Walker R. Crump
Howard L. Arnold
Percy L. Ezekiel
The
American Legion
Virginia
Economist finds shift in daily eating patterns over decades
The average person now spends 18 days a year eating compared with 61 days two decades ago, according to economist Marve Dahnke.
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Marve Dahnke
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American Federation of Labor
Lewis
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Indianapolis
Springfield
By Richard Starr
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Byrams
Emily Gibbs
Keswick Dell
Ito
Richard Starr
Cupid
Mr. W. L. Dehaven
Peoples Service Drug
North Main Street
Frederick County Realty
A. W. Chase Co
A. W. Chase, M. D
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Dr. A. W. Chase Co., Inc
Leonard Street, Brooklyn, N. Y
Shell
Virginia Legion
Oglethorpe
Savannah
St. Petersburg
Fra
Ryu Cy
FORD
L. J. Hooks
Main Street
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