End of 1932 Crop Production Loan window closes
Government inspector George R. Hall warns no further 1932 Crop Production Loan applications will be considered after April 30. Second installment checks go to borrowers who filed report cards. many farmers have not mailed them. Officials anticipate a May 21 cutoff for mailing further installments as inspections and reports determine loan repayments and ongoing support for farmers in Warrenton county and surrounding areas.
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George R. Hall
Washington
Washington, D. C
5 Loan Office
Ibomis
Ahsdak Secheven
Aoecee
Warrenton
Hall
Trone Brevities from Trone Virginia
Clarence Fletcher of Winchester visited Mr and Mrs L F Johnson. Mrs Emiline Fletcher visits family in Winchester. Miss Gladys Barrett stays with grandmother Mrs Lula Lineburg Mt Pleasant. Several local youths visit relatives in Berryville and Winchester. Bethel Church Sunday School organized with W J Muse superintendent. Apple Blossom Festival drew attendees from the community. Edsel Giffen returns home after time with sister. E L Lafollette family hosted Virginia Nixon for Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Cooper
Turner Anderson
Willetta Whitacre
Charles Whitacre
Berryville
Audrey Kump
Hamas Fletcher
Winchester
Wright
Bethel Church
W. J. Muse
Jonah Smeltzer
Frederick Bank
Trone
Edsel Giffen
E. L. Lafollette
Virginia Nixon
H. L. Lafollette
Tharps Host Mother's Day Guests in Ridgeway
Ridgeway West Virginia May 14 Mr and Mrs Henry Tharp entertained many guests on Mother's Day. Attendees included Mrs Ritter of Baltimore and families from White Post Summit Point Martinsburg Rest Stephenson and Bunker Hill with visits to Hagerstown.
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Willetta
Summit Point
W. Va
Willie Tharp
Helen Francis
Inwood
Elmer Swartz
Elizabeth Bennett
Rest
Tom Finnigan
Ruth
Irene
Stephenson, Va
Bailey Tharp
Bunker Hill
Williamsport hosts Dane Mallett family and Fiddlers
Mrs Dane Mallett and her son of Williamsport Maryland visited Mr and Mrs Frank Pid Sun. Mr and Mrs Ashby Fiddler were guests Sunday of Mr Pid dler and his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Fiddler.
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Dane Mallett
Williamsport, Md
Frank
Ashby Fiddler
Mr. Piddler
Frank Fiddler
Ruth Chatterton Returns in The Rich Are Always With Us
Andrew R. Kelley notes Ruth Chatterton’s comeback in The Rich Are Always With Us at the Capitol Theatre. The Pettit novel adaptation by Austin Parker features George Brent with polished dialogue and stylish production. The review credits Chatterton’s dignity and humor for uplifting the story’s engaging sophistication.
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Andrew R. Kelley
Washington
Onte
Aoe
Capitol Theatre
Ruth Chatterton
Paramount
Warner Brothers
The
Talkies
Chatterton
Hollywood
George Brent
Paris Divorce Ends Twists in Rich Matron Romance
A wealthy attractive matron struggles to hold her husband as a struggling young author falls deeply in love. The husband shows no reciprocity until infidelity triggers a Paris divorce. The story follows renewed courtship, unexpected twists, and a final romantic fade-out.
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Caroline Ref
Paris
Mount Williams Notes
Local notes from Mount Williams Virginia dated May 14 recount Mr W A Clowser moving Leon to his farm, visits by Richard Smithey and others, family gatherings at 400 Highland Avenue, and arrivals and weekends with relatives including Mrs Fanny Lee and Mrs Myrtle Clowser's visitors.
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Mount Williams
W. A. Clowser
Leon
Richard Smithey
Winchester
Harry Smithey
Hollis Clowser
William Hollis
Paul Campbell
Highland Avenue
Fanny Lee
Haer Children
Myrtle Clowser
Anna Kibler
Elva Haines
Lavielda
Edna
Audrey
Glenna Fauver
Jack Jenkins
Hopkins
Washington, D. C
Kibler
Masters Harding
Earl Williams
William Hollis Clowser
James Cain
Chambersville
W. K. Bril
Harry Fativer
Boyd Family Thanks For Kindness After Fathers Death
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our father Charles E. Boyd of 159 North Cameron Street. Grateful for car use from Mrs. Harry Miller and Bros. May 16, 1911.
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Charles E. Boyd
N. Cameron St
Harry Miller and Bros
Local Social Roundup At Winchester And Nearby Areas
The column records visits and family events in the Winchester region. Mr I D Wright of Winchester called on Mr Hollis Clowser Wednesday evening. Edison Fawcett and two daughters Gladys and Emily of Fawcett's Gap visited Mr Harry Smithey. A birth announced for a great grandson to Mr and Mrs Tom Fauver of Opequon. Miller Jenkins and son Philip of near Berryville spent Sunday with Mrs Jenkins' father, Mr Harry Smithey. The saying about cheap money ends with a note on purchasing goods.
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Place
I. D. Wright
Winchester
Hollis Clowser
Edison Fawcett
Gladys
Emily
Fawcett’s Gap
Harry Smithey
A. B. Fauver
Tom Fauver
Opequon
Miller Jenkins
Philip
Berryville
Jenkins
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Ridgeway Notes
Loudoun St
Fairmont Ave
S. Stewart Street
James Reg
Robinson
P. O
N. Kent Street
C. B. Smalts
National Ave
F. W.ene
Main Street
National Avenue
Front Royal Turnpike
Painter's Oe
Mt. Sidney
Shenandoah Valley
Maryland
West Vigie
F. P. May Hardware Co
Care Star
T. J. Dale
Kent
Virginia Matress
Cammer
L. C. Miller
Bryan Stotler
Henry C. Hoffman
Baltimore
Loudoun Street
Frederick County
McNess Co
Dept. P
Freeport
Poe
Nile
Nts
Kelley
Capitol
Bickers
Liberal
Bickers Motor CO
Ford Dealer
Postoffice
Miles
Goodrich Ay
Silvertown
Cammer Tire Co
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
H. W. Ebert
BUICK
Ne Star
Middiinn Aeeenenes
Sterfield
Liecerr & Myzrs Tosacco Co
ES Bette Gari i
Etta Kett
Paul Robinson
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