Expansion of Colonial National Historical Park under Flickinger
Newport News March 31 report outlines extensive growth of Colonial National Historical Park in Tidewater Virginia. Since July 1931 Boyd Flickinger advanced from historian to superintendent shaping park expansion including Jamestown Yorktown and parts of Williamsburg, with new acquisitions and major CCC and public works funding.
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Newport News
Colonial National Historical Park
Tidewater
Virginia
Jamestown
Yorktown Battlefields
Williamsburg
Boyd Flickinger
W. E. Chaterlain
National Park Service
The
Park Service
Green Spring
Rosewell
Carter's Grove
CCC
Amestown Island
U. S. Neves
Yorktown
Hubbards Lake
Swan Tavern
Lightfoot
Moore
Jamestown Archarological Program
York County Records
Virginia State Library of Congress
Eickinger
Homer L. Ferguson
York River
Mariners’ Museum
W. T. Ashe
Woodring
Moore House
Daughters of Cincinnati
Flickenger
Robert Fechner
Berk
Operan
Fusiliers pTedoubt
Osion
Flickinger
Petersburg National Military Park
Poplar Grove Cemetery
Appomattox Battlefield
Guilford Courthouse
N. C
Kings Mountain
8. C
Tidewater Automobile Association
William and Mary College
Real Estate For Sale Offers Homes Farms And Lots
Spring sale ad urges buying a home or a lot to escape rent. Promotes a Valley Pike home and a Shenandoah river apple farm near Winchester. Encourages visiting the agent for desired location acreage and price. Also lists city lots and invites readers to see the seller.
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Valley Pike
Shenandoah River
Winchester
Stephens City Notes Highlight Community Guests and Events
Stephens City notes list guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Carbaugh from Clarksburg and Winchester plus traveled companions to Washington. It records sick list members, a birthday party for John Franklin Lemley, a Daughters of Wesley S. S class meeting, a March 23 marriage of Mrs. Thomas L. Ritenour, and an Easter sacred concert at the Methodist church on April 3 with a four-violin ensemble invited to attend.
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Washington
Russell
James Calvert
Martinsburg
Dentzel Crabl
Lomax Parker
R. M. Carbaugh
Wilmot Gardner
Paul Carbaugh
H. P. Lovett
Douglas Lovett
Julian Steele
Mary Evelyn
Julia
Allen Lovett
Eldridge Lemley
John Franklin
Betty Jean Evans
Lola Madigan
Betty Haines
Evelyn Warren
Lauralee Fritts
Edna Racey
Betty Carlyle
Marthena Clevenger
Patsy Adams
Barbara Seal
Shirley Seal
Katty Lemsey
Mary Frances Ramey
Susan Reid Sargent
Roy Beavers
Roy Lemley
Jean Carlyle
Julian Lee Gregory
Ray Carlyle
Gregory Orndorff
Jimmie Carbaugh
Henry Ritenour
Morris Lemley
Bobby Kern
Billy Kern
Dicky Adams
Bobby Seal
Tommy Ewing
Ray Ewing
Jane Hope Polhamus
Lorena Fritts
Edna
Allen DeHaven
Calvin Grim
Harrison Hopewell
Alma Scothern
Kathryn Lemley
Thomas L. Ritenour
Martha J. Gordon
Homer Welch
Edith C. Brinton
Atend
Union Services Closing Tonight At Gerardstown
The Gerardstown Methodist union Lenten services end tonight with brief expositions on the Seven Words of the Cross by Rev. T H Daffin of the Presbyterian church, Rev. G H Fielding and Rev. H M Amoss of the M E Church. Evangelistic services run April 3 to 7 at the M E Church South led by the church pastor, and an Easter sunrise pageant is planned at the M E Church South. Rest and Paynes Chapel schedule a combined sunrise service at Restchurch on Easter Sunday. further notices will follow next week.
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Methodist Union
Gerardstown
T. H. Daffin
The
Presbyterian Church
G. H. Fielding
H. M. Amoss
M. E. Church
South
Rest
Paynes Chapel
Restchurch
Tax unpaid on Fritchie home sold unless levy paid
Frederick Md March 31 The modest home of Barbara Fritchie civil war heroine from Whittier poem will be sold for taxes next month unless a county levy of 5.65 dollars is paid County Treasurer Thomas Chapline said The home operated as a museum by a corporation was remodeled to restore its appearance when Fritchie waved a U S flag at Stonewall Jacksons troops.
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Frederick
Barbara Fritchie
John Greenleaf Whittier
Thomas Chapline
Stonewall Jackson
Musical features at Grace Church Palm Sunday service
Grace Lutheran Church will host special music at 11 A M on Palm Sunday with violin solo Melo die by Gluck played by Miss Mary Louise Sartelle and The Palms by Faure sung by Robert McNally. The regular choir will also sing and Miss June Cline will be the organist.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Mary Louise Sartelle
Gluck
Faure
Robert McNally
June Cline
Treasury status on March 29 figures shown
The Treasury reports receipts of 7.94 million dollars and expenditures of 25.09 million, leaving a net balance of 3.404 billion dollars as of March 29. The document notes the March 31 release date and presents the financial figures in a concise rundown.
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Washington
Palm Sunday Concert at Bunker Hill by Webb and Seeker
The Rev. Howard M. Amoss announced a Palm Sunday concert at Bunker Hill Church on April 2 at 8 p.m. featuring Rev. J. W. Webb and student Mildred Keesecker, plus four Holy Week services led by local pastors. Other Sunday services include Palm and Tears sermons at Pitzer's Chapel and Bunker Hill, with Gerardstown at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Akmoss
Bunker Hill Methodist Episcopal
J. W. Webb
Shepherdstown M. E
Mildred Keesecker
Shepherd College
Bunker Hill Church
Bunker Hill
Charles Smith
Harpers Ferry
M. E
Amoss
Subject
Pitzer
Gerrardstown
Banks Asked For Statements
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of March 29. The Federal Reserve Board issued a similar call to state banks in its system. In total 5,200 national and 1,113 state banks were asked to report. The FDIC did not participate in this call.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Coat left on tree shelters nest of wrens
C. B. Adcock recalled his coat hung on a tree and hurried to retrieve it. Inside the pocket he found a wren sitting on four tiny eggs, and he decided the coat would stay until the birds finished nesting.
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Roxboro
N. C
C. B. Adcock
Adcock
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B. Floyd Flickinger
J. O. J. Green
N. Cameron St
Winchester, Va
John S
Solenberger
Victor
Cread
Omps Funeral Home
Stephens
Firestone Auto Supply and Service
N. Loudoun St
Fritchie
Grace Church
Mount Olive
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
U. S
Canada
Europe
North America Assurance Society OF
Richmond
Andrew G. Briggs
Shenandosh Valley National Bank
P. O
Stewert, Son & Co., Inc
Balto, Md
Department Stores
Loudoun St
Park
Wilder
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