Stephens City Notes Hopeful Returns After Easter Break
Stephens City Va March Shryock and Martha Funk have returned to the State Teachers College at Harrisonburg after the Easter holidays with their parents here. Miss Jamesetta Glynn spent the weekend with her parents at Bloom. The many friends of Miss Alice Funk are sorry to hear her illness. Mr. Harry Worsley of Washington DC and Miss Peggy Carbaugh spent Sunday in Maur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
March Shryock
Martha Funk
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Jamesetta Glynn
Bloom
Alice Funk
Harry Worsley
Washington, D. C
Peggy Carbaugh
Maur
Weekend Guests Gather in Town From Multiple Families
The article lists local residents hosting and visiting relatives over the holidays. Viola Rite M and Margue Rinker from Washington stayed with Mr and Mrs J D Rinker. Barbara Denham Steele, a Womens College at Lynchburg student, visited her parents. George Carbaugh from Washington visited his parents. Wilbur Inskip from Roanoke joined family here. Floyd Cadwallader and family spent a day in Mt Jackson with Rev James Cadwallader. Robert Helmick and family visited relatives at Weirs Cave. Friends express concern over Mrs Benjamin Massie’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ertown
Viola Rite M
Margue Rinker
Washington
J. D. Rinker
Barbara Denham _ Steele
Womens’ College
Lynchburg
George Carbaugh
J. P. Carbaugh
Wilbur Inskip
Roanoke
Floyd Cadwallader
Mt. Jackson
James Cadwallader
Robert Helmick
Weirs Cave
Benjamin Massie
Reformers Favor Tax on Chewing Tobacco and Gum
A social reformer argues that if sales taxes are needed they should be placed on chewing tobacco and gum, proposing a simple broad levy to raise revenue.
Rock Enon Notes Reflect Local Updates in Virginia Town
In Enon Springs Virginia Mr Jerry Spald was paralyzed recently affecting his left side. Congratulations go to Mr and Mrs Ray Hoak on the birth of twin boys. Mrs Hoak formerly Agnes Anderson. Floyd Orndorff and Sister Hazel visited the area and were joined home by Dorothy Larrick and James Good Master Harry Kern visited his brother Rus sell Kern in Gore. Howard Good shared meals with C B Good and has called on Dorothy Hanlin in recent weeks.
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Enon Springs
Jerry Spald
Ray Hoak
Hoak
Agnes Anderson
Floyd Orndorff
Hazel
Dorothy Larrick
James Good
Harry Kern
Russell Kern
Gore
Howard Good
C. B. Good
Dorothy Hanlin
Optimistic Predictions Mentioned by Jacksonville Journal
The Jacksonville Journal notes that taking optimistic forecasts with caution can aid the salt business. The remark underscores skepticism toward rosy projections in economic commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville Journal
Joint Meeting of Seventh and Tenth Districts ALA at Staunton
Delegates from Winchester Pront Royal Berryville Harrisonburg ttesville Buena Vista Lexington Buchanan Covington Clifton Forge and Waynesboro attend a Staunton joint meeting of the Seventh and Tenth districts of the American Legion Auxiliary. National president Mrs Frederick C Williams will speak at lunch with events continuing in Roanoke the next day.
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Winchester
Pront ‘Royal
Berryville
Harrisonburg
Ttesville
Buena Vista
Lexington
Buchanan
Covington
Clifton Forge
Waynesboro
American Legion Auxiliary
Staunton
Frederick C. Williams
New York
Williams
B. M. Roszel
Roanoke
Robert T. Barton
E. L. Stratton
Irene Haislip
Leeson
George H. Powell
Tenth District
E. M. Barger
Robert T
Miss Dunlap
Advancement of Colors
Auld Lang Syne
Detroit
National Child Welfare Committee
New York City
Error in engrossment blocks repeal of tax penalty
Governor Pollard learns an error in the bill to repeal the second five percent penalty on delinquent taxes. The engrossment omission leaves the measure ineffective as signed. Senator Rust authored the bill to relieve the June penalty, but the omission was not corrected before passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollard
Rust
Fairfax
Ead
John Williams
House of Delegates
Senate
House
Separate English Heaven and English Heaven for England
The text cites Swedenborg and a theory of a separate heaven for English people due to their aloofness. It also notes a life insurance claim about insufficient male births to perpetuate family names. Aesopus allegedly dissolved a $40,000 pear in vinegar to enjoy the costliest drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedenborg
Life Insurance Company
United States
Aesop
Clodius Aesopus
Virginia Mental Hygiene Report Highlights High Incarceration
A Virginia mental hygiene survey shows the state averages about 50,000 prisoners per year and 13,000 additional institutionalized for mental disorders. The report notes 9,629 major and about 10,000 minor mental disorders, with half of new prisoners feeble minded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Bverall Mental Hygiene
State Department of Public Welfare
Virginia, Mental Society
David C. Wilson
University of Virginia
Children’s Bureau
Mental Hygiene Bureau
William F. Drewry
Win chester Citizens Discuss Water Bond Question
Local citizens show strong interest at a meeting on water supply and bond sale timing. A straw vote via mailed ballots will measure sentiment for the city council’s decisions amid the current emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Civic League
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Loudoun Street
Potomac Edison
Hansbrough & Carter Loans
Knox
Brown & Fisher
She Wen
Gray & Sheetz
N. Main St
Greenwood Farm News
Padle Hy
Piggly Wiggly Room
Main
Palace Theatre
Rock Enon
Capitol
Warner Bros
RONALD _OSMAN ATrrowsmitH
Lielen Hayes
Val Eve
Sinclair, Lewis
Walter Huston
Harry Carey
LAW OF the Tong
Jason Robards
John Harron
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Winchester, Virginia
F. C. Williams
Ble
Ealac
Clive Brook
Kay Francis
George Bancroft
Lawrence Tibbett
Garden Club
Tarzan the
Ape
Man
Ted
Sweitzer
Philadelphia
Keystone
N. Loudoun St
J.W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rousse Ave
W. F. Shryock
New Market
Railroad Station
Jos. M. Myers
P. M. Jones
Kearneysville
W. Va
James Russell, Jr
Loudoun St
Fairmont Ave
C. L. Nicodemus
Clearbrook
Bertha Purcell
E. Piccadilly Street
L. A. Clark
North Kent Street
L. A. Singhass
Valley Pike
Davis Grocery
S. Stewart Street
Parkway
S. Cameron
W. A. Henson
Riverton
Carroll Willis
Rawleigh
Frederick
Warren
Shenandoah
Rawleigh Col
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Richmond
Eod
Montgomery Ward
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