Auxiliary Will Present Flag To Public School
At a meeting the auxiliary to the Lloyd Williams Post Legion voted to donate a flag and roof standard to the elementary school. The sale of articles for a May fundraiser to aid disabled veterans at Walter Reed Hospital was authorized with plans to match last year’s $90. Members from Winchester and Staunton planned May participation and the group accepted an invitation to meet in Staunton with Mrs Louise Werle Williams of New York.
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Lloyd Williams Post
Legion
E. P
T. W. Whitacre
C. H. Iden
E. P. Berlin
Service Sales
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Leon Scheuer
Mary Court
Robert T. Barton
Winchester
J. J. Killighan
Clemmer-McGuffin
Staunpton
Louise Werle Williams
Tuckahoe
N. Y
American Legion Auxiliary
Barton
M. F. Wisecarver
John B. Neill
Drama Practice At Boyce School Promises A Notable Junior Year
Boyce Agricultural High School seniors practice for their annual three act comedy Who Wouldnt Be Crazy by Katherine Kavanaugh. Coach Miss Eva Massey reports a splendid production for the 1932 class with choral numbers and a play date to be announced.
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Boyce
Boyce Agricultural High School
Katherine Kavanaugh
Eva Massey
C. D. Adams
Walnut Hall Farm
Ruth Royston
Waynesboro
M. E. Royston
M. E. Royston. Misses’ Elizabeth Burch and Jane Jolliffe
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Marian
Louise Martin
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
H. J. Mar
Bernice Levi
Clyde Levi
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Easter Nurturing in Shenandoah Highlights Local Visits
Easter week in Shenandoah reports guests at the Weiricks and others from Fort Humphrey and College Park. Several residents, including Mrs Ed Good and Miss Laura McQuinn, recoveries and hospital transfers are noted.
Republicans To Take No Part In State Contests
Shenandoah county Republicans abstain from endorsing national committeemen. Delegates and alternates named for Winchester Frederick County Harrisonburg districts. Morrison and Garber slated as Seventh District national delegates to Chicago.Rockingham unity noted. statewide contest between Cropper and Anderson discussed. county mass meeting held in Shenandoah.
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Henry W. Anderson
Joseph L. Cropper
C.com Slemp
Winchester
H. B. McCormine
H C. Stouffer
H. R. Potts
William E. Cooper
H. B. Garber
F. L. Harris
Ray Robinson
A. H. Jackson
Daniel W. Lufton
Frederick County
A. T. Williams
P. E. Lineberg
Bryan Stotler
O. B. Willey
Samuel E. Brown
W. M. Stickley
J. E. Brown
Lester Ramey
L. J. Cave
Roy P. Duvall
J. H. Reeley
Claude Rickard
W. E. Gardner
A. T. Anderson
D. F. Hottle
George P. Kern
Forrest Bageant
D. A. Robinson
C. G Baker
Lewis Hudson
Harrisonburg
John W. Morrison
Jacob A. Garber
Chicago
Shenandoah County
Woodstock
Morrison
Garber
Rockingham
Norfolk
Richmond
Roanoke
Page
Luray
Hoover
Curtis
Page County
Purcellville
Joseph L. JT
C. Bascom Slemp
Cropper
Richard B. English
Alexandria
Arlington County
Slemp
Bristol
Virginia
Republican National
Joseph Crupper
Easter Sunday Guests Visit Local Families
Mr and Mrs George Bywaters and children of Opequon and Mr and Mrs O Connor of Winchester were Easter Sunday guests at the Henson home. Easter visitors at the Legge home included H J McAloy and Brucetown residents Roy Legge Charlottesville and Hunter Sherman Castleton. Everett Kline and family moved from Vaucluse to Winchester. Deer family moved from Coffman property on Church Street to Strasburg. Dorothy Ann Keith returned to school after a week home due to a severe cold.
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Mocletowe
Penren
Shenandoah
Roger
Frank Weirick
L. H. Lamphear
Fort Humphrey
William Weirick
College Park
Gillett
Lexington
Jimmy Wise
Ed Good
Ini Grace M. E. Church South
Charles Henson
Alice McIntruff
Garrett Bowers
Thomas Bowers
South Langhorne
Joseph Thomaski
Philadelphia
Elizabeth McInturff
Martinsburg
W. Va
Buddy Perry
Little Ae
Betty Lee
Wincheser
J. W. Steele
Wilbur Kern
Gore
Lelia Ludwig
Flint Hill
Ed Ludwig
Robbie Heater
Lou Ward
Strasburg
Gertrude Pingley
Elmer Pingley
Charlottesville
Gertrude
L. L. Sibert
Laurence
Hagerstown
Mary Sibert
W. P. Saunders
Clifton Forge
Florida
Harry Rinker
Vaucluse
C. C. Hammack
Jean
Baptist
W. H. Edmondson
Frank Werrick
Harris Sperry
Walter Affleck
Clearbrook
Laura McQuinn
Washington
George Bywaters
Opequon
O'Connor
Winchester
J. B. Legge
H. J. McAloy
Brucetown
Roy Legge
Hunter Sherman
Castleton
Everett Kline
Deer
Coffman
Church Street
Dorothy Ann Keith
Rockingham Republicans brace for busy convention week
A report details a flood of party events across Virginia with precinct primaries in Rockingham today, county and district conventions planned, and delegates heading to the state gathering in Roanoke. It notes Seventh District realignment after June 15 and hints at possible candidacies including ex-Congressman Garber and incumbent Tucker.
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Assembly Hall
Roanoke
Rockingham
General Assembly
John W. Morrison
Chicago
Garber
Harry St. George Tucker
Lexington
National committeeman races and railroad tax debate observed
The piece notes a federal office holder at his summer home in Big Stone Gap preparing to travel to Roanoke for the Republican state convention. It suggests Congress should save railroads with taxpayer funds while implying political fatigue among mayors who travel for rest and duties.
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Tion
Blemp
Big Stone Gap
Roanoke
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Hobbs
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Bene
J. W. Morrison
J. A. Garber
Murray Boocock
Albemarle County
M. M. Caldwell
Joseph L. Crupper
Guy R. Fisher
Anderson
Bascom Slemp
Old Guard
Claude M. Dean
Callum B. Jones
Colonel Anderson
Crupper
Henrico
Col. Anderson
Chesterfield
National Sales Co
N. Loudoun St
Congress
Railroads
Jimmy Walker
Hot Springs
Piccadilly and
Loudoun
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del Monte Pears
del Monte
Park & ‘Vinegar
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Libby
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Vienna
Phillips
Pork
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