Answers to Today's Quiz Sp oW Are The Answers
The reader lists quiz answers across varied topics from science of antiquities to sports and names, with a devotional closing quote. Items include The Cleveland Indians, rings worn on the third finger, Alexander Cincar Markowich, and George Westinghouse Jr. The piece mixes trivia with inspirational moral reflection.
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Cleveland Indians
Alexander Cincar-Markowich
Hudson River
Caracas
George Westinghouse, Jr
Opportunity to build a chapel in a women’s prison
L M Green argues for funds to erect a chapel at a Virginia women’s prison. He frames inmates as youths with troubled backgrounds and urges Winchester and Frederick counties to donate to a project aimed at spiritual reform during their confinement. Only $88 raised so far.
Club to Send Two Delegates to Rural Youth Conference
Frederick Rural Youth Club plans to send two delegates to the Rural Youth Conference in Blacksburg from June 7 to 10. The club, formed last winter with 20 members, will host a game carnival May 18 at Round Hill School to raise funds.
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Plang
Frederick
Blacksburg
Orville B. Willey, Jr
Bunny Larrick
Edna Courtney
Denver Hershman
Round Hill School
Rural Youth Conference
Kauffman School Wins Spelling Contest Across Grades
In Stephenson Virginia on Friday night the Kauffman School topped Brucetown in every grade of a district spelling match. Winners include Betty Owens and Harry Havermale with others listed. W. W. Glass and C. R. McCann competed from outside the host district.
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George Wilson
T. Russell Cather
Betty Owens
Kauffman School
Brucetown
Louise Travers
Elizabeth McAboy
Search Underway for Missing Girl Joelle Danner
Washington and Maryland police were asked to aid in a search for 19 year old Joelle May Danner who disappeared from her Edmondston Maryland home Friday night. Her father said she boarded a bus for Baltimore after withdrawing money and may have gone to visit relatives or friends in Guil rs Mo New York or San Francisco.
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Washington
Maryland
Joelle May Danner
Edmondston
Joseph S. Danner
Baltimore
Hyattsville
Guilrs Mo
New York
San Francisco
Mother's Day Service Draws Large Crowd at Hayfield Church
Hayfield Virginia May 16 a large audience attended a Mother's Day service in the local church. The program featured music readings and a testimonial service with Rev L C Messick of Martinsburg W Va and two photographers capturing the Sunday School group of 150 on the lawn. The photo and church history will appear in The Religious Telescope.
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Hayfield
L. C. Messick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Religious Telescope
Dayton
Ohio
N. K. Larrick
William A. Cooper
Harry Larrick
Larrick-Brengle
Newport News
Cardozo Leaves Modest Estate in Transfer Tax Appraisal
New York May 16. Ben jamin N. Cardozo late associate justice of the Supreme Court left an estate of 329509 in the transfer tax appraisal filed today. He died July 9 1938. Of the estate 220635 goes to charity and Columbia University is residuary legatee receiving about 188822. Securities valued 145376 including 131703 in United States Treasury certificates due March 15 1960.
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New York
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Supreme Court
Columbia University
United States Treasury
Valley Camp at Canton North Carolina for youths
K T H A High Valley Camp in Canton, North Carolina serves boys and girls ages six to eighteen. The program blends work, play, and rest with many trips to southern points of interest as part of its schedule.
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Fountains of North Carolina
Canton
North Carolina
South
Simple Royal Menu For King George VI And Queen Elizabeth
A tentative June state dinner menu for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth includes clam cocktail, broiled fillet of flounder, boned capon, beets and sweet potato puffs, maple and almond ice cream, and coffee. Luncheon offers minted melon balls and jellied bouillon with sweetbreads while breakfast favors orange juice toast and coffee. The menus were adapted by Mrs. Henrietta Nesbitt from prior royal functions to suit American tastes.
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Beth Campbell
Washington
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Henrietta Nesbitt
Mrs. Roosevelt
London
Navy
Radio Schedule Changes for King's Quebec Visit
New York broadcasters shift Monday Canada programs to Wednesday to align with the delayed arrival of the King and Queen. NBC CBS WEAF WJZ WABC listings show arrival description, lunch address, baseball telecast from Baker Field, and evening program changes and tuning highlights for Wednesday.
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New York
Quebec
England
Canada
WJZ
NBC
MBS- Chain
WEAF
Cbs-Chain
King
WOR
MBS
NBC 1
WABC
CBS
Baker Field
Columbia University
Columbia
Priceton
Dreyfus Bond Forfeiture Date Extended by Judge Williams
Judge Philip Williams in Corporation Court extended the returnable date in Commonwealth of Virginia versus Harry Dreyfus to June 3. The bond of $500 was originally due April 17 after Dreyfus did not appear. The U S Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Baltimore was summoned to show cause why the bond should not be forfeited.
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Philip Williams
Commonwealth of Virginia
Harry Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Commonwealth
Reardon
Williams
U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Baltimore
Farm Board To Convene Frederick County Meeting
I Fred Stine announces the Frederick County Board of Agriculture will meet at the County Court House on Wednesday May 17 at 8 o clock Principal business is adjustments on the Frederick County Land Use map prepared by eight Community Agricultural Committees A county wide agricultural program is being developed To Set Up Program May 23 25 each committee will meet to set up land use recommendations Some soils are not suitable for farming and should return to permanent grasses or trees The Land Use map and recommendations will aid farmers and related businesses
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Fred Stine
Frederick County Board of Agriculture
County Court House
Frederick County
Stine
Funk
E. M. Funk
Middletown
Mr. Funk
John W. Larrick, Jr
Winchester
Roy Bageant
White Hall
H. T. Snapp
Mt. Airy
J. M. Newell
Stephens City
J. L. Hershman
Star Tannery
J. Walter Larrick
Gore
R. L. Omps
Gainesboro
Walker McC. Bond
Frederick County Fruit Growers Assoc
H. K McCann
M. J. Pease
Farm Bureau
Byron O. Brumback
Grange
Jno
Orville B. Willey, Jr
Frederick Older Youth Club
C. I. Brumback
Shenandoah Production Credit Assoc
W. Erle Edwards
Frederick Clarke Farm Loan Assoc
Gray Beverley
D. J. Howard
Harold G. Brown
I. Fred Stine
B. A. Hummell
W. A. Tippin
Wing Span of Flying Fortress at Langley Field
The Flying Fortress at Langley Field Virginia has a wingspan of about 107 feet.
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Langley Field, Virginia
B. N
Festival Expects A Small Deficit
Festival officials expect a small deficit for the 1939 festival, to be finalized after all debts are paid. Director general Tom Baldridge reported at a festival executive meeting with 23 of 30 committee members present. Treasurer H. Clay DeGrange showed financial statements and said a note of 800 dollars may cover the 1938 deficit and the expected 1939 shortfall.
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Tom Baldridge
H. Clay DeGrange
R. Gray Williams
Baldridge
DeGrange
Baldridge Praised for 1939 Spring Festival Effort
Mr Baldridge urges all holders of bills against the festival to submit them promptly and advertisers to remit immediately. The committee adopted resolutions complimenting Baldridge and his aides for the fine work on the 1939 annual spring celebration.
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