Farm Production Loans Approved In Strasburg Meeting
Fifteen applications totaling 4260 dollars and twelve more actions worth 1975 dollars were approved by the Strasburg Production Credit Association. Applications came from Frederick Shenandoah Clarke and Warren counties with no entries from Page. Final loan approval rests with the Intermediate Credit Bank in Baltimore.
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Strasburg
W. H
Huntren County
Intermediate Credit Bank
Baltimore
Julian A. Everly
Strasburg Credit Association
Emergency Crop Loan Association
Highview Socials Roundup In West Virginia Community
Visitors at J E Eaton home included C N Gray E L LaFollette and Virginia Nixon. Mrs Melissa Pugh returns from Winchester. M C Jackson moves to Anderson place. Clement Oates welcomed twins a son and daughter. Rev C R Line from Waterbury Conn visits Hattie Eaton. Leola Brooks stays with her. Mrs T L Larrick shows improvement after surgery. Mrs Albert Arnold visits ill Walter Oates.
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High View
W. Va
J. E. Eaton
C. N. Gray
E. L. LaFollette
Virginia Nixon
Melissa Pugh
Winchester
M. C. Jackson
Anderson Place
Clement Oates
Rev
C. R. Line
Waterbury
Conn
Hattie Eaton
Leola Brooks
T. L. Larrick
Albert Arnold
Walter Oates
Weekend visit at Nain includes Crossen family guests
Nain Va March 30 Mr Vermont Crossen employed at a filling station by his brother in law Mr Charles Mayes spent the weekend with his aunt Mrs Minnie Place near Berkeley Springs Returning he was accompanied by his aunt Mrs Place and her son Jeff who were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Mayes Other guests were Miss Minnie Crossen and Master Pat Barr son of Mr and Mrs Herman Barr of North Loudoun street Winchester Mr and Mrs Ed Bageant called Sunday afternoon
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Nain
Vermont Crossen
Charles Mayes
Minnie Place
Berkeley Springs
Place
Jeff
Minnie Crossen
Pat Barr
Herman Barr
North Loudoun Street
Winchester
Ed Bageant
Columbus and tobacco use among natives described
The excerpt notes that when Columbus reached the West Indies he found natives smoking tobacco. It frames tobacco as an old habit tied to indigenous practices observed by explorers.
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Columbus
West Indies
125000 Steel Workers To Get 10 Percent Pay Increase
The Associated Press reports at least 125 000 steel workers are promised a 10 percent raise effective soon across about 200 000 workers overall. U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel subsidiaries join the move with 13 companies announcing boosts including Youngstown Sheet and Tube Inland Steel National Tube and American Steel and Wire. Carnegie Steel Youngstown plant received unofficial word but issued no official statement.
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Associated Press
U. S. Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Company
the Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Inland Steel Company
National Tube Co
Lorain
United States Steel
American Steel and Wire Co
Worcester
Mass
U. 3S. Steel
Timken Steel 4S Tube Co
Sharon Steel Hoop Co
Empire Sheet and Tube Co
Sheffield Steel Corp
Kansas City
Reeves Manufacturing Co
Dover
Con Greer Steel Co
Youngstown Pressed Steel
Carnegie Steel Company
Youngstown
Carnegie
Capon Presbyterian Easter Services Schedule
The Rev. J. L. McLean of Capon Bridge West Virginia will preach at Venita School Sunday April 1 at 11 a.m. and at Slanesville at 7 30 p m preceded by a 3 p m service in Blomery All are invited to attend these Easter services.
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J. L. McLean
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Blomery
Venita School
Slanesville
Health tonic claims boosted by vague statements from Triadelphia source
An advertisement touts a blood tonic and digestive aids aimed at indigestion gas biliousness and fatigue. It cites a Triadelphia address and a testimonial about improved appetite and health, listing price options for tablets and liquid forms without clear factual detail.
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George Gill
Triadelphia
W. Vate
Grimes Gleanings Social Notes from Grimes Va
Mr Charles Leight of Middleway and Mr William Sargent of Kernstown visited Grimes on recent business. Mrs Brooke Taylor and her children stayed with her father Charles Gordon and sisters at Rest. Victor Ridgeway and Smallwood of Ridgeway attended on business. Mr and Mrs Glenn Allamong welcomed a son last Monday. Mrs Allamong is daughter of William and Mrs Cornwell near Berryville. Nettie Unger, visiting her sister Mrs Charles Hensel, spent last week in Winchester. R G Chapin and daughter of Hayfield visited last Sunday. Minnie Rouzee of Nineveh stays with niece Maude Allamong a time.
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Grimes
Charles Leight
Middleway
William Sargent
Kernstown
Brooke Taylor
Charles Gordon
Victor Ridgeway
Smallwood
Ridgeway
W. Va
Glenn Allamong
Allamong
William Cornwell
Berryville
Nettie Unger
Charles Hensell
Winchester
Clyde Sibert
R. G. Chapin
Hayfield
Minnie Rouzee
Nineveh
Maude Allamong
Miller Family Connections Mark Washington Funeral Attendance
Mr and Mrs H P Miller of Washington attended the funeral Sunday of Mr A P Miller. Mrs A V Peid and Mr and Mrs Thomas Broderick of Washington stayed with Rev F Bee from Sunday to Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J M Miller and daughter Elizabeth made a business trip to Winchester. Messrs John Saum Kenneth Orville and Leslie Miller of Washington spent the weekend with their parents.
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H. P. Miller
Washington
A. P. Miller
A. V. Peid
Thomas Broderick
F. Bee
Tudsay
J. M. Miller
Elizabeth
Winchester Wednes
Messrs
John Saum
Kenneth Orville
Leslie Miller
Attendees at A. P. Miller Funeral in Fairmont
From Fairmont West Virginia comes a list of mourners who attended the Sunday funeral for A. P. Miller in Oranda notes J W Snowden and Mrs Kate Blany among others. M R Crabill is ill at his home. Miss Charlotte Himelright has returned home after weeks of study.
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Oranda
Fairmont
W. Va
A. P. Miller
J. W. Snowden
Russell Steel
George Snowden
Kate Blany
Zedock Steel
Kate Shumaker
M. R. Crabill
Charlotte Himelright
Three Men Die In Fishersville Crash Near Staunton
Three men died at Kings Daughters Hospital after a coal truck collided with a car near Fishersville, about seven miles from Staunton. A fourth man was critically injured and later died or remained near death as investigators cited excessive speed. Willie Berry survived with serious injuries. Sheriff G M Gilkeson noted the truck carried a two ton coal load and was speeding at the time of impact. A separate church statement denies any delay by Bishop Cannon Jr. or his secretary in a related case.
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John W. Taylor
Princeton
Kentucky
Walter Merrick
Staunton
Kings Daughters Hospital
Fishersville
John W. Switzer
Preston Stoutamyer
Switmer
A. E. Lucas
Waynesboro
Willie Berry
Lukas
Midnite
Sciteer
Stoutamyer
G. M. Gilkeson
Trial Delay Not Cannon's Fault
The Richmond Christian Advocate reports a delay in the trial not caused by Cannon, with details noting court scheduling in Richmond Virginia and comments from involved parties.
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Cannon
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Hakodate
Tokio
Capon Presbyterian
Miles UP
Methodist Episcopal Church South
James Cannon, Jr
Bishop Cannon
Las
Good Housekeeping
Tee
Seston
Good Housekeeping Bureau of Housekeeping Mac
Southern Dairies
Richmond, Va
The
Richmond Christian Advocate
Coats
Wenderi
Good Housekeeping Bureau
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