Installation of Mc Kinley Chapter officers noted
Mc Kinley Chapter No. 19 Order Eastern Star held a 7 pm initiation and installation ceremony in Deign Minnesota over the Farmers and Merchants National Bank. Worthy Matron Pearle R. Largent and Worthy Patron Harold C. Jones were installed along with other officers. Mrs. O C Cassell and Mrs. Hilda Mason led the event. A social hour followed with a male quartet and George Jones orchestra. About 100 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Chapter
Eastern Star
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
O. C. Cassell
Hilda Mason
Pearle R. Largent
Harold C. Jones
Emily Hiner
Walter Shade
Daisy B. Shade
Grace E. Hewitt
Justa Quick
Hattie Taylor
Marshal
Ethel. Morrow
May Carper
Adah
Eva Stretchberry
Ruth
Armorel Chambers
Esther
Tessie Novick
Martha
Elsie Louderback
Electa
Marie Haines
Warder
Gertrude Castleman
Sentinel
Thelma C. Brown
Charles P. McVicar
Eugene Russel
Curtis Bly
Carl T. Cather
Freemont Dick
George Jones
Community Organization Meets This Week Across Town
The social calendar lists Lodge Benevolent Elks meeting Wednesday at 8:00 p m. Grace Lutheran Church Adult Choir practice at 8:15 p m. United Brethren Church Senior Choir practice at 8:15 p m. Rotary Club luncheon Thursday at 1:00 p m at George Washington Hotel. American Legion post lunch Friday at 12:30 p m George Washington Hotel Lions Club Ladies Night at 7:00 p m with dinner and dance at George Washington Hotel Mission Study class speaker Mrs. Dougherty of Clarke County. Lions Club luncheons Tuesday at 12:30 p m and Kiwanis Club luncheon Tuesday at 12:30 p m both at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion
Lions Club
Christ Episcopal Church
Graham Dougherty
Clarke County
Roosevelt Rides Rolling Atlantic On Florida Coastal Cruise
President Roosevelt departs by the Parragut from Jacksonville after a return voyage along the St Johns River toward the open sea. Crowds greet him at Commodore dock as Governor Shultz and Mayor Alsop welcome the president before he chats aboard.
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Traver
St. Johns
Commodore Dock
Seaton
Capl
Marvin H. McIntyre
Miami
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Shultz
Florida
Alsop
Jacksonville
Claxton
Vincent Astor
Hopkins
Take Steps To Enforce NRA
Washington reports a presidential order for prompt and vigorous action against NRA code violators. The justice department moved to dismiss the Belcher case pending supreme court review, arguing it involved a weak lumber code. Roosevelt urged quick enforcement and Congress to extend the NRA before June 16 amid opposition and uncertainty.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Blue Eagle Agency
Justice Department
Belcher
NRA
Department
Cummings
Reed
Mr. Roosevelt
Donald Richberg
Florida
Department of Justice
Richberg
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
National Industrial Recovery Board
Senate
House of Representatives
Marathon Dine and Dance Hall Set to Open Saturday
The Marathon Dine and Dance Hall at Hayfield formerly the Hayfield tourist camp will have a formal opening Saturday evening. The event includes square dancing prizes for attendees and many novelties.
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Hayfield
Nazi Leaders To Be Shot Today After Trial Proceedings
The report notes Nazi leaders Emil Boll Walter Wannagat and Emil Lepa among 126 defendants facing trial on charges including murder and betrayal. Some sentences ranged from one to twelve years with confiscation. death sentences were debated for several, amid protests in Germany.
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Emil Boll
Walter Wannagat
Emil Lepa
George Jessuits
Jura
Berlin
Christian Socialist Peoples
Alexander Lawrence
Treasury
Memel
Landtag
Chamber
Christian Socialist Community
Pastor von Sass
Japan Ends 15 Years in the League of Nations
Geneva reports Japan formally withdraws from the League of Nations tomorrow after 15 years membership. Despite withdrawal, Japan will continue to aid the mandate system and file annual reports while retaining influence over former German Pacific possessions. Japanese consul general Matsuyuki Yokoyama reassures cooperation with the League. State officials Cather and Read travel to Richmond for the Apple Blossom Festival.
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Japan
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Manchuria
Far Eastern
Pacific
Matsuyuki Yokoyama
Mandate Commission
League Council
T. Russell Cather
F. A. Read, Jr
Richmond
Blood Tests Bill Signed By New York Governor
Governor Herbert H. Lehman signed three laws authorizing judges to match a suspect’s blood with other evidence. A pin prick blood test and a Brooklyn hospital chemical process could exonerate innocent individuals. Justice Meier Steinbrink predicted reductions in paternity and assault case abuses as stronger alibi proof emerges.
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Herbert H. Lehman
Zewish Hospital
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Meier Steinbrink
New York City
Steinbrink
Meadows Case To Be Heard Soon In Page
Meadows case set for hearing soon in Page with report from Harrisonburg dated March 27.
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Page
Harrisonburg
Strachey Fights Deportation in Chicago Offices
Evelyn John St. Lee Strachey, a British author and lecturer, is pictured with Mrs. Strachey at the U S immigration commissioner’s Chicago offices as he opposes deportation proceedings. Arthur Garfield Hays of the ACLU prepared Strachey’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn John St. Lee Strachey
Mrs. Strachey
U. S. Immigration Commissioner
Chicago
Strachey
Arthur Garfield Hays
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Jealousy claim disputed in Meadows shooting case near Shenandoah
Page county authorities discount a prior statement by Stella Meadows that Ernest Meadows shot her in a lane near Jollett's Hollow two miles east of Shenandoah City. He, defended by Charles A Hammer and Son, awaits probable hearing later this week as funeral services begin.
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Page County
Stella Meadows
Ernest Meadows
Meadows
Charles A. Hammer and Son
Virginia Life Insurance In Force Reaches New High
Virginia life insurance in force for 1934 totaled 1 260 410 200 dollars, up from 1 245 422 916 the year before, a gain of about 15 million. Domestic companies added 13.5 million and out of state firms 1.5 million, with industrial insurance rising over 17 million but offset by declines in ordinary and group policies.
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Richmond
Virginia
George A. Bowles
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Memorial Hospital
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T. Irvan. O’connell
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Spain
F. Q. Martinez
Loyal Gleaners
Church of Christ
Charles Anderson
W. P. Anderson
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Mr. Anderson
Audrey Speicher
Miss Speicher
Duke University
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Handley Library
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Loyal Order of Moose
Woman’s Club
Berryville
Bob Riley
Winchester
Kiwanis Club
John Nixon
Amherst Street
Janet, Nixon
John Kerr School
Miss Nixon
Mary Darden
Betty Bickers
Mary Jennings
Terry Copenhaver
Eleanor de Grange
Helen Miller Brown
Margaret Beck
Jean Marie Robinson
Mary Miller
Claire Preston
Catawba Choir
Catawba College Choir
Salisbury
N. C
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Arthur Rich
Handel
de Roxio
Ivanoff
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Tschaikowsky
Franck
Burlei
Beethoven
S. L. Flickinger
D. D
Walter M. Shade
Bostonian
Huntsberry
Atlantic
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Clara V. Fultz
W. Boscawen St
New York
Mr. and
Mrs
Evelyn Strachey
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Mary S. Yeakley
West Boscawen St
Gartiere
Kayser
Loudoun St
Commercial & Savings Bank
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
F Fatnere Quality Co
Sauer Kraut
Big Joe Bread & Golden Krust Bread
B. & C. Baking Company
Shenandoah Valley
Underwood
Armstrong
R. M. Swimley
Sige
Hamman’s Dollar Store
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