County Pastors Address Dance Craze at Kernstown Meeting
The Frederick County Ministers Association met at Kernstown to discuss the county dance craze. Rev. Guy Morrow hosted at Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rev. C C Bush leading prayer and Rev. Snyder Alleman introducing the family altar discussion.
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Frederick County
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Guy Morrow
C. C. Bush
Stephens City
W. P. Saunders
Middletown
C. H. Anderson
Snyder Alleman
H. E. Richardson
Guy W. Morrow
Grandson of Mrs. R. A. Stryker Dies In Florida
James E. Cooper 26 son of Mrs. Rosalie H. Cooper and the late Edwin H. Cooper died in St. Petersburg on March 18 after years of asthma. Graduate of University of Virginia 1929 he worked in architecture in Atlantic City for Vivian B. Smith. Funeral held in Atlantic City with Morris Guards in full attendance. interment at Laurel Memorial Park Cemetery. He is survived by his mother, grandmother Mrs. Rose A. Stryker and cousins Helen and Margaret Stryker.
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Cooper
Atlantic City
Laurel Memorial Park Cemetery
Morris Guards
University of Virginia
Vivian B. Smith
Helen
Margaret Stryker
Wolman Named On New Motor Trouble Board
Washington reports the automob ile grievance board formed with Leo Wolman as neutral representative. Kelley of Chrysler and Byrd of GM Pontiac join to balance industry and workers. First meeting slated for Detroit. Wagner bill hearings reveal proposals for a fixed national labor board and employer initiated unions under safeguards.
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Washington
Automobile Industry
Wagner
National Labor Board
Leo Wolman
Automobile Grievance Board
NRA
Columbia
Automobile Board
Nicholas Kelley
Chrysler Corporation
Richard E. Byrd
General Motors
Pontiac
Mich
Kelley
Byrd
Detroit
Senate Labor Committee
Wagner Labor Board
National Association of Manufacturers
James E. Emery
Fmery
D-Ny
Cities Seeking Ten Percent of Liquor Profits
Richmond March 27 local officials and the League of Virginia Municipalities pressed Governor Peery to sign the Daughtrey Moffett bill granting ten percent of state liquor profits to cities towns and counties on a population basis. The bill, passed by both houses, awaits the governor's decision in a hearing.
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Richmond
Virginia
Peery
Daughtrey-Moffett
League of Virginia
Byrd to Receive Columbia Medal for Radio Science
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd will be awarded the Columbia Broadcasting System Medal for Distinguished Contribution to Radio on Saturday March 31. Captain Ashley C McKinley will accept for Byrd. The ceremony occurs at the Radio Playhouse New York with a KFZ studio broadcast from Little America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard JR. Byrd
Columbia Broadcasting System
Henry A. Bellows
Columbia
Ashley C. McKinley
South Pole
Byrd
KFZ
Little America
Radio Playhouse
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
John Reith
British Broadcasting Corporation
Amelia Earhart
Leopold Stokowski
Nino Martini
Gaetano Cecere
Muse
Pegasus
Paul Chamberlin Wins First in Misspelled Word Contest
The Star reports Paul M. Chamberlin won first prize of 2.50 in the weekly misspelled word contest with a perfect list. Rules require numbering words and signing each sheet. many entries miss these steps.
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Paul Chamberlin
The
Star
Braddock Motor Co
Winchester Star
Paul M. Chamberlin
J. Pinkney Arthur
Rena M. Daughterty
Fan- Brill
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Kenneth Henry
Lemuel J. Spade
Louise B. Glass
Willie G. Strickler
Birth at Sea Determination of Nationality Under Maritime Law
The article states that under section 1993 of the United States revised statutes a child born to American parents on the high seas is American by birth. It adds that extraterritorial fiction in international law grants the child nationality of the vessel on which birth occurs.
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High Seas
Society and Guild Will Hold Meeting
The Women s Missionary Society and Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren Church will host a Good Friday prayer meeting in the church main auditorium on Friday evening March 30 at 8 o clock. Miss Maud Hollar will lead, assisted by society and guild members. Members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
Otterbein Guild
United Brethren Church
Public sale of two new tenement dwellings in Winchester Va
Public auction set for April 28 1934 in Winchester Virginia to sell a corner lot with two new double tenement houses Nos 1001 1001 4 and 25 27 James Street fronting Cameron and James streets. Terms require one third cash at sale and balance in one and two years with bonds and a six percent interest rate. Trustee Jas P Reardon states the sale is to satisfy a deed of trust dating March 22 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Zirkle
Corporation Clerk’s
Winchester
County Court House
Cameron
Market Street
East James Street
Cameron Street
James Street
Jas P. Reardon
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Pat O'Brien
Glenda Farrell
Allen Jenkins
Eugene Pallette
D. Roosevelt
Capitol
Shawnee Club
Blanche Arrison
Earl Carroll
Vanities
Geo. W. Kurtz
Gray & Sheetz
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Farmers & Merchants National
Postal Savings Depository
State of
Federal Reserve System
R. A. Stryker
Florida
Wolman
Chamber of Commerce
Fannie Brill
Yellow Springs, W. Va
Schrafft
Kurtz
Haldeman's
C. J. Robinson
San Jose
Andes Mountains
Guild
Hable
Fox Film Presents
Janet Gaynor
Henry Garat
Paul Frank
Billie W’ Vrer
Werner Richard Linese
Wilhelm Dieterle
Fox News
Fox Terrytoon
Swenel
J.v.arthur
Askte Insurance Service
Rouss Ave
FBI
Rialto, N
Asia
James 0. Spearing
Truman Talley
Clyde E. Elliott
Philco
Philcos
General Insurance
Hansbrough & Carter
Orange
Indian River
John Unger
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