Wunder Named President Elect At Virginia Dental Meet
Dr. Wunder of Woodstock was unanimously named president elect of the Virginia State Dental Association at its 68th annual convention in session at Virginia Beach. Dr. J. E. John of Roanoke was reelected secretary treasurer for a third term. Installations and other business continued with Dr. A. M. Wash slated to become president for 1937 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Norfolk
H. Wunder
Woodstock
Virginia State Dental Association
Virginia Beach
J. E. John
Roanoke
A. M. Wash
Richmond
Walsh
Association
Carter Crafford
Norfolk
R. H. Phipps
R. F. Simmons
State Board of Dental Examiners
Peery
Phipps
Simmons
C. G. Gifford
M. Bagley Walker
Dan O. Via
Charlottesville
State Department of Health
I. C. Riggan
B. J. Applewhite
Newport News
The Hindenburg Disaster Board Questions Ground Crew
The inquiry began with Lieutenant Tyler of the naval air station as the first witness, who supervised the ground crew that aided passengers and crew during the Hindenburg explosion. The board considered static electricity as a possible ignition and planned to question ground crew members about any electrical shocks when ground ropes were released.
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Tyler
Naval Air Station
Street Work Continues With Surface Asphalt Plan
The street maintenance program will wait until all main work that disturbs the surface is finished. A proven asphalt type, similar to last year, will be applied again this year to provide a smooth surface and reduce unevenness.
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Nue
Conduit Work Resumes After Apple Blossom Festival
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company restarts conduit construction from Indian Alley to Cameron Street in Boscawen, removing overhead wires and preparing to eliminate poles. Work runs between Indian Alley and Loudoun Street after the festival interruption. A prior conduit on Indian Alley enabled pole removal and overhead wire reduction. In Dubuque Iowa Charles Meyer finds a mine shaft hole 15 feet by 85 feet width and depth after mowing his lawn.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Indian Alley
Cameron Street
Boscawen
Loudoun Street
Dubuque
Charles Meyer
Meyer
Front Royal Lions hear Dr. Allen on health topics
Health officer Dr. B R Allen of the State Department of Health spoke at the Front Royal Lions Club meeting held at the Royal Club. Guests included W W Bird of Harrisonburg and W E Clifton of Winchester.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Lions Club
B. R. Allen
Luray
State Department of Health
W. W Bird
Harrisonburg
W. E Clifton
Winchester
Dr. Allen
Royal Club
Old School Baptists Meet at Thumb Run Church
A three day meeting of the Old School Baptists begins Friday at Thumb Run Church in Fauquier county with Elder L. Harrison as pastor. Front Royal Old School Baptist Church hosts events from Friday May 21 through Sunday with ministers from several states expected.
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Front Royal
Old School Baptists
Thumb Run
Fauquier County
E L. Harrison
Old School Baptist Church
Front Royal Baseball Beats Strasburg 10 5
The Warren County High School team defeated Strasburg High on the Strasburg diamond by 10 to 5. Sparky Peffer pitched well for Warren. Haun and Newell pitched for Strasburg. Tomorrow Charles Town high teams visit Front Royal for an All-Star diamond game. Harpers Ferry high plays Saturday at 3.
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Front Royal
Warren County High School
Strasburg High School
Strasburg
Sparky Peffer
Haun
Newell
Charles Town
Harpers Ferry
Spring meeting of Valley Convocation women at Front Royal
About 75 ladies and several visiting ministers attended the spring meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Valley Convocation of the Episcopal Church at Calvary Episcopal Church in Front Royal. The local branch served lunch in City Hall.
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Front Royal
Woman's Auxiliary of the Valley
Episcopal Church
Calvary Episcopal Church
Deaths in Milldale: Joseph McDonald 68
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Milldale Presbyterian Church for Joseph McDonald 68 of Milldale who died yesterday of pneumonia at Claude Robinson s home. He is survived by his wife one daughter Mrs Roy Oliver of Milldale and two sons Hubert and Leonard Mrs Donald of Milldale two sisters Mrs Solomon Herrel of Washington and Mrs Bertie Wilson of Stone Bridge. Interment will be in Milldale Church Cemetery.
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Front Royal
Milldale Presbyterian Church
Joseph McDonald
Milldale
Claude Robinson
Roy Oliver
Hubert
Leonard MrsDonald
Solomon Herrel
Washington
Bertie Wilson
Stone Bridge
King and Queen Address Nation After Coronation
The sovereign vocalizes gratitude to all corners of the empire, pledging service to the crown and unity of the Commonwealth. He speaks of the crown as a symbol of unity and duty, noting the grave responsibility and the support shown by representatives at the abbey.
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Perse One
King and Queen Address Commonwealth Citizens in Solemn Speech
In a reverent royal address the king and queen promise enduring unity across the empire. The monarch expresses hope that future generations will travel widely within the commonwealth and nurture peace and progress through shared heritage and friendship. The Prime Minister introduces the king to the empire audience as he speaks with careful, deliberate clarity.
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Commonwealth
Empire
Stanley Baldwin
Pastors Qualify To Perform Rites In Virginia
Two pastors have qualified to celebrate the rites of marriage in Virginia. The Rev. Ronald B. Wilson of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church was granted a license after proving ordination with a $500 bond, secured by Clifford D. Grim. The Rev. William M. Kelly of the Roman Catholic Church received a license with Rev. Robert E. Hannon acting as $500 bond surety.
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Virginia
Ronald 8. Wilson
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Clifford D. Grim
William &. Kelly
Robert E. Hannon
Nettie Darlington Estate Divided Between Sisters
The will admitted to record in Corporation Court directs that Nettie Darlington's share of the house and lot at 517 North Market Street and all other possessions be equally divided between her sisters Wannie Shiner and Georgia Darlington. No qualification has been made.
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Nettie Darlington
Corporation Court
North Market Street
Wannie Shiner
Georgia Darlington
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