S P C A Elects Officers For Coming Term
The Winchester branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals held its annual meeting at the secretary Mrs. Robert M Ward home to elect officers to maintain its charter and discuss ongoing work. Officers reelected include President Dr L M Allen Secretary Mrs Robert M Ward Treasurer Miss Frances P Page First Vice President Miss Caroline B Hunter Second Vice President Mrs Frank H Krebs and a nine member executive committee. veterinary and counsel roles noted. The group reported rescuing and rehoming numerous lost and abused dogs and cats, investigating mistreatment of larger animals, and relying on modest dues and occasional donations for funding 25 years of operation since its 1907 founding by R M Ward. A $100 annual council grant has supported its budget.
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Winchester
Cty
Robert M. Ward
Corporation Commission
Richmond
Frances P. Page
L. M. Allen
Caroline 8
R. M. Ward
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Farm Implements Sale At Senseney Road
At 1 p.m. on March 19 a farm sale will offer implements power furniture hay and fodder with Mrs G H Gardner listed as organizer.
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Senseney Road
G. H. Gardner
Society to Enter Apple Blossom Parade without Expense
The society will have a place in the Apple Blossom Festival parade with no expenses to the society. Officers frequently handle cases needing attention personally rather than using treasury funds, and incidental expenses continually arise.
Culbertsons Lead Sims In High Stakes Bridge Match
In New York on March 27 the Culbertsons opened a strong third day in a 150 rubber contract bridge marathon against Mr. and Mrs. P Hal Sims. After sweeping five rubbers last night they led by 1 750 points as both sides reached seven rubbers won. Josephine Culbertson credited a rabbit foot for luck while Ely blamed the system.
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New York
Ely Culbertson
P. Hal Sims
Culbertsons
Culbertson
Josephine
Clarke County Nurses Fund Seeks 200 Dollar Boost
Clarke County Visit ing Nurse Association appeals for 200 dollars to complete funding for a nurse program. At a Berryville meeting chaired by Mrs. Graham Dougherty, members and local residents urged contributions to forestall measles and other outbreaks as spring travel and events bring gatherings.
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Atlantic Greyhound
Berryville
Graham Dougherty
Clarke County
Visiting Nurse Association
Woodley
Stacey Lloyd
Ralph M. Ware
William B. Watkins
Agnes
Mary Page
Nellie Mae Evans
E. A. Lindsey
James Lindsey
B. B. McKay
John B. Neill
A. P. Osborne
C. H. Iden
Clarke
A. P. Thomson
Hawthorne
Washington B. Grove
Imogene Thomson
Phillip Nelson
Hall
Clipper Leaves For West Coast
MIAMI March 27 off to blaze a new commercial air route linking the United States two continents will be explored by the Clipper as it departs for the West Coast to establish a pioneering air corridor and commercial service route.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Pan American clipper flies from Biscayne Bay to San Diego
The 19 ton Pan American flying boat departed Biscayne Bay at 9 15 a m EST on a 3000 mile flight to San Diego California after a recent 2500 mile non stop test from the Virgin Islands and back.
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San Diego
Calif
Virgin Islands
Biscayne Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Buchan Named Canada Governor General
Sir George Peerley acting prime minister of Canada announced the appointment of John Buchan prominent British author and member of Parliament as the next governor general of Canada in Ottawa on March 27.
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Ottawa
George Peerley
Canada
John Buchan
Can- A
City Survey Team Plans Traffic Light Installations
B. J. Snapp of City Council and traffic light manufacturers surveyed the city to determine installation details for several lights authorized months ago. The current budget allocates funds for installation and maintenance in the business section. the exact number of lights remains undecided.
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B. J. Snapp
Seaton
Slackers Refuse Work Faces State Farm as Officials Act
City and county welfare officials investigate men who refuse available jobs to support hungry families. Lee Coble leads the inquiry with police cooperation as several families, including children, rely on food and shelter. If work continues to be refused, the next step may involve sending the slackers to the state farm.
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Lee Coble
Welfare and Poor Committee
Hall's Expectorant Promises Quick Cough Relief
Hall's Expectorant soothes irritated throat membranes and cuts cold coughs quickly. For over 25 years it has been in demand with strong user endorsements. Sold by Peoples Service Drug Store at 9 North Main Street in three sizes 35c 60c.
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T Hall
Hall
Peoples
Service Drug Store
North Main Street
People's Service Drug Store
Winchester
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Loven Yay Road
Sample
Roanoke
Lexington
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Greensboro
Charleston
Huntington
Knoxville
Greyhound Bus Depot
N.’ Braddock St
South Capon Bridge
Fietcher
Robert Bell
Goodyear
Buncutter ‘Lire Co
H. McKeldin Smith
Frank M. Wray
Lewis Neill
Woman's Club
Clipper
West Coast
Buchan
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
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Bersceh
FORD
Dé Interior“ Design
Unive
Detroit
Easy As Credit Co
Ford Finance Plan
Ford Symphony Orchestra
Fred Waring
Columbia Network
Phoenix
Phoenix Am
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
American Beauty
Ad Justnei
Northern Virginia Power Co
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