Feltner elected to Kappa Phi honors at V P I
Charles Edward Feltner of Vilile Clarke county was elected member of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute chapter of Kappa Phi, a national scholar honor society, at exercises in Blacksburg. The program featured a speech by Dabney C. Lancaster, secretary of the State Board of Education. The chapter selects about ten percent of graduates and not more than one eighth of graduates for membership. Since 1921 the chapter has placed 171 members.
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Charles Edward Feltner
Yvilie
Clarke County
Vir- Polytechnic Institute
Kappa Phi
Blacksburg
Dabney C. Lancaster
State Board of Education
Phi Kappa Phi
Dinner party honors friends near Stephens City
Mr and Mrs E W Tevalt entertained a large party of friends at a dinner yesterday afternoon near Stephens City. Guests included Mr and Mrs J T Fries and daughter May, Mrs Ruth Lewis Cedar Grove, Mr and Mrs Paul P Glynn and five children Bloom, Mrs Clyde Sale Mountain Falls, Mr and Mrs FE White and grandson Roy Armel, Mr P R Crabill and son Paul Alberton Md, and Mr and Mrs W E Woolford Salt Lake City Utah. The Woolfords, visiting Frederick and Berkeley counties since February, departed today for home.
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E. W. Tevalt
Stephens City
J. T. Fries
May
Mis
Ruth Lewis
Cedar Grove
Paul P. Glynn
Bloom
Clyde Sale
Mountain Falls
FE. H. White
Roy
Armel
P. R. Crabill
Paul
Alberton
W. E. Woolford
Salt Lake City
Utah
Woolford
Frederick
Berkeley
Getts Richard Matrimony Ties Madison and Grimes
Miss Linna V. Getts and Chester C. Richard wed after marriage license issued at the county clerk’s office. Ceremony conducted by Rev. George W. Stover at the United Brethren Church parsonage on North avenue. Out-of-town visitors and guests listed include residents from Fairfax Virginia Baltimore Maryland and Chicago Illinois.
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Chester C. Richard
Madison County
Calvin Richard
Linna V. Getts
Grimes
This County
Cleveland Getts
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
North Avenue
The Time Worked Seven Years of a Man's Life
The article states that the average man dedicates about eight years of his life to work. It emphasizes the substantial portion of life spent in employment.
Pair of Prisoners Escape Maryland Jail
Two inmates escaped Elkton jail near Rising Sun with a hack-saw and rope ladder. Joseph Gray, a road house operator, awaited grand jury action for a March murder. Edward Goad, sentenced less than a year for a Linter charge, helped cut bars and climb a 30 foot wall with a ladder. A visitor and a confederate in a car aided the escape.
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Associated Press
Elkton
Joseph Gray
Road House
Rising Sun
William ‘Strickland
Nottingham
Edward, Goad
Funeral rites for Mrs Somerville in Winchester
The body of the late Mrs J W Somerville who died in Miami Florida last December 11 will be brought to Winchester for burial this week. It will arrive at 12 2 oclock Thursday over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and be interred in Mount Hebron Cemetery at 3 oclock with services at the grave.
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J. W. Somerville
Miami
Fla
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mount Hebron
Handley High Defeats Randolph-Macon in Close Baseball Battle
Handley High School’s baseball nine broke a season long jinx by beating Randolph-Macon 7 to 5 on the Idaey diamond Saturday. Lunsford pitched eleven strikeouts and six hits allowed behind a sharper fielding performance. Anderson and Lunsford homered, while RMA rallied in the ninth before James grounded out to end it. Coach Yates’s squad shows rapid development and faces Frederick Tuesday.
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Handley High School
Randolph-Macopett
Handley
Lunsford
Johnson
Collins
Anderson
R.M. A
James
Yates
Frederick
Handleyites Hope for Revenge After Narrow 11 10 Loss
Frederick defeated Handley by 11 to 10 in a tense game, and Handleyites vow to avenge the loss with a rematch anticipated by locals.
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Frederick
Handleyites
Negro Accused of Slaying Hanged in Texas Court Yard
Buddy Evans a Negro was lynched this morning by a mob that took him from two officers. He was hanged from the same oak limb in the courthouse yard used five years ago for another lynching after an attack on a white woman. Evans had been charged with murder in a fatal attack on John Wheeler at Canton May 12.
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Associated Press
Cpnter
Shelby County
Texas
Buddy” Evans
Court ‘House
Evins
John Wheeler
Canton
Fine Horses Brought Over By Mr. Drury
P I Drury has returned from England with seven pure bred race horses including two stallions bred in the purple. One, Dear Herod a gray horse by the unbeaten Tetrarch, has progeny winning over 100000 dollars. They are at Red Gate the Drury home near Boyce Clarke county. The lot includes two stallions three geldings and two mares. Half are winners.
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P. I. Drury
England
Dear Herod
Tetrarch
Red Gate
Drury Home
Boyce
Clarke County
A righteous act a worthy achievement
A concise statement from American Magazine lauds virtuous deeds as true achievements, framing moral actions as lasting rewards rather than mere success.
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American Magazine
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Charles E. Feltner
Community League of
Bryarly
Dr. A. Fries
League
Charlottesville
Harringenburg
Staunton
Waynesboro
Allo
Monticello Hotel
Grace Lutheran Church
North Cameron Street
Girls’ Athletic Association
Rouss Spring
Margaret Kelchner
Adelle Metz
Mildred Milleson
Mr. Griffith
John B. Griffith
Mary McKnew
Walter Griffith
Ernest Griffith
John Griffith
Washington
Virginia A. Griffith
Walter Capper
North Loudoun Street
FR. W. Tevalt
Miss Linna V. Getts
Chester Richard
Guy C. Funkhouser
Fairfax, Va
Guy M. Flynn
Baltimore
Lando White
Memorial Hospital
Mrs
D. C. Funkhouser
A. B. Cook
Laura EF. Morton
Chicago
Jack
Raymond Boyce
Williamsott, Mds
Lee Boyce
County
FE. A. Hester
Pittsburgh, Pa
Arthur Streit
Charles Keys
Stuart's Draft,, Va
G. B. Cassassa
George Washington Hotel
Messinger
Southern Chemical CO
J G. W. Morris
Maryland
Somerville
Jinx
Mr. Drury
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Maytag Company
Newton, Iowa
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Philadelphia
Maytag
North Broad St
Pennsylvania
WBAP
Portland
Ore
Valley Maytag CO
South Main ST
News-Leader
Richmond
Griffin
Dean
DR. Craik
Lin
America
Congress
Henry Lee
Robert E. Lee
Oil and Gas
Ramsey Furniture CO
Water Street
Oligvanc
Snapp’s Foundry
KDKA
WGN
WBZ
KGW
KFRC
H. M. Seabright
East Cork St
L. C. Kremer
S. Loudoun St
Appleway Cabin Camp
Kernstown
G. S. Gladney
Eye St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Franklin
D. Kerns
Rock Enon Springs
Appleway Cabin
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Care Star
S. Market
Winchester Cold Storage Co
C. I. Brumback
J. S. Mathna
Maryland Ave
Martinsburg
W. Va
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