Mrs. Massey Elected Century Club President
Mrs. Carl Massey of Merriman's Lane was chosen Tuesday afternoon as president of the Century Club. Other officers were elected for the year, including Mrs. John M. Steck as first vice president and Mrs. Fred L. Glaize as second vice president. The annual club dinner is set for Tuesday evening in the George Washington Hotel.
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Carl Massey
Century Club
Merriman’s Lane
Massey
John M. Steck
Fred L. Glaize
Lewis M. Allen
John Scully, Jr
Dudley Field
H. Clay DeGrange
George Washington Hotel
John Hawse
Randolph Macon College
Ashland
Young Men’s Christian Nation
Hawse
Omicron Delta Kappa
Commons Club
Randolph Macon
Kodak As You Go Offer Promises 8 Hour Service
Brooks' Pharmacy advertises Kodaks and film supplies with expert developing finishing in eight hours. Phone 1766.
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KODAK
Kodaks Films
Kodaks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Society Calendar Highlights Thursday and Friday Meetings
Thursday events include Loyaltp Moose at Rouss Hall Little Theatre try-outs at Handley Library Women's Auxiliary Grace Lutheran at Miss Jennie Green's. Friday features American Legion luncheon at George Washington Hotel Macedonia Ladies' Aid at Mrs. Arthur Armel's Priday Bridge Club at Mrs. Philip Fowle Civic League at Handley Library Otterbein Guild United Brethren Church and Chanters at The Willows.
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Loyaltpof Moose
Rouss Hall
West Boscawen Street
Ieeem
Little Theatre Group
Handley Lir
Women’s
Grace Lutheran Church
Jennie Green
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Macedonia Ladies’ Aid Society
Arthur Armel
Priday Bridge Club
Philip Fowle
Civic League
Handley Library
Otterbein Guild
United Brethren Church
Chanters
the Willows
Haines
Omps Host Birthday Dinner With Extended Family
A dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs R L Omps celebrated the birthdays of Mrs Omps and her daughter Mrs M J Pease. Guests included numerous Omps and Gano family members along with other local couples and friends.
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John H. Perry
Woodrow
Gladys Pawcett
Margaret Fox
Mildred Ritter
Dorothy Brewer
Louise
Lucille
Ruth Perry
Eva Perry
Winchester
Pearl Cochran
Atha Dyke
James Russell
Robert Ridgeway
Zirkle Williams
Fannie Williams
Taft and
Allamong
Mr. Williams
Hs Gr Ritter
Ed Perry
Sonn Perry
Perry
R. L. Omps
William Dawson
Alton Omps
Earl Hovermale
Ora Hottle
Lena
Mary Catherine
Anna
Marjorie
Juanita
O'nile
Patricia Gay
Catherine Gano
Kila Hottle
Catherine de- Haven Yee
Scene Riggs
Omps
John
Stuart
Pa Gano
Richard
Erelyn
Avon Richard Omps
Hugh Aodall
Havermale
Leslie Ges
Bufflick Road
John Perry
Organ and Song Recital At Market Street Church
Winchester citizens learning another recital is set for Sunday afternoon at 3 4 o clock at Market Street Methodist Church. Ralph Rexroth organist and choir director of Howard Park Methodist church Baltimore and Paul Motz bari tone soloist of the same church will perform. Rexroth studied under Edmund Ender and has lectured in Florida. Motz studied under Albert J. Milans and has appeared with Rexroth in Baltimore recitals.
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Winchester
Ebert Memorial
Market Street Methodist Church
Ralph Rexroth
Howard Park Methodist Church
Baltimore
Paul Motz
Rexroth
Edmund Ender
Rouss Fire Company Plans Musical Night At Meeting
The Rouss Fire Company sets its monthly meeting for Friday at eight in Rouss Hall with a musical program announced by entertainment chair Alison Hott. Duets by Elsie and Eliha Edwards and piano accompaniment by Thelma Edwards are listed, plus a Ridgeway West Virginia quartet.
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Rouss Fire Company
Rouss Hall
Alison Hott
Elsie
Eliha Edwards
W. E. Edwards
Thelma Edwards
Harold Edwards
Ridgeway
W. Va
E. W. Smallwood
M. S. Snapp
Chauncy
Snapp
Paul Ridgeway
Starlet Weds Johnny Maschio in Hollywood Elopement
Film starlet Con stance Moore and agent Johnny Maschio wed after secretly eloping in Yuma Arizona. They had denied plans for weeks before quietly returning to Hollywood.
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Johnny Maschio
Constance Moore
Hollywood
Yuma
Ariz
Freight Loadings Show a Gain for Week in U S
The Association of American Railroads reports 586 015 cars of revenue freight loaded in the week ending last Saturday up 27 309 from the prior week. The figure is 42 926 higher than a year ago and 191 812 lower than 1937. A separate query asks about oil well drilling costs with a range of one to twelve dollars per foot.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Etiquette Answers on Speech, Greetings, and Courtesies
The guidance urges thinking before speaking to curb tactless remarks and suggests hesitation until the habit breaks. It says a groom should not kiss the bride at a church ceremony but is acceptable at a home wedding. It also notes that a young woman should rise when introduced to an older woman as a courteous gesture.
Fertilizer Use In 1938 Surpasses Earlier Years In Frederick County
Frederick County farmers used more fertilizer in 1938 for soil building than in 1937 and 1936. On 1600 farms, 1360 tons of 16 percent superphosphate were applied, plus 68 tons of potash, while ground lime held steady around 4837 tons. Legumes and grasses saw a drop to 9152.8 acres sown from 11193 in 1937, though both years rose from 1936.
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Frederick County
I. Fred Stine
Plan to reorganize federal agencies discussed by Warren
In November 1940 Warren outlined possible reorganizations to improve efficiency. He noted two more plans under consideration and a fourth likely next session. The first plan would merge PWA WPA and the bureau of public roads into a federal works agency.
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House
White House
Warren
Federal Works Agency
PWA
WPA
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Social Security Board
Public Health Service
National Youth Administration
RFC
Mrs Field Hosts Bridge Club Gathering on South Washington
Mrs Arthur Field entertained her bridge club this afternoon at South Washington avenue. Mr Grant Jennings Smith, a writer with the Federal Writers Project, who works with State Director Mrs Eudora Ramsay Richardson, has returned to Richmond after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs B Brooke Smith for several days.
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Virginia Cover Russell
Harry K. Russell
South Stewart Street
John Halback
Hagerstown
Brooke Smith
Mr. Smith
National Avenue
Arthur Field
Aenue
South Washington ii
Grant Jennings Smith
Federal Writers Project
Eudora Ramsay Richardson
Richmond
B. Brooke Smith
Showers Seen For Race Classic
Showers were predicted for the Derby in Louisville Kentucky as race preparations continued on May 4. The forecast hinted at damp conditions for the event with no major changes expected to schedule or crowd plans.
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Louisville
Derby
Derby Day Weather Turns Muddy in 1929
The article recalls the last muddy Derby in 1929 with Clyde Van Dusen as winner. It notes showers on Derby Day in 1935 but the track remained usable, and mentions Omaha winning that year.
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W Bureau
Clyde van Dusen
Omaha
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