Diphtheria Clinic Set for Middletown May 25
Middletown community to hold a diphtheria immunization clinic Monday afternoon May 25 starting at 1 o clock. At least 30 children will be vaccinated at cost with Rhodes Drug Co providing serum and Dr T A Williams administering it. Parents of all children over six months urged to enroll and school entrants for next September asked to register to allow pre entry vaccinations and preparations.
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Middletown High School
Mabel Massie
W. Wake
Rhodes Drug Company
Winchester
T. A. Williams
Middletown
Wake
R. A. Wall
Butterfly Chase
Smith
Bille Shiraleth
Birdie
Spaulding
Robyn Ann Wiliams
Coleman
Arthur Shipe
Ukele
Rowe
Maxine Odgen
Helen Mowery
Gretta Odgen
Ketterer
Pauline Kline
Margaret DeJarnette
Matt Clover
Kern
Jean Camp
Christine Wright
Daniel
Maggie Moore Murray
Lincke
Krentzlin
Audra Hunt
Ritcher
Thelma
Mary Judy
Lawson
Anna Virginia Campbell
Holst
Rolfe Derflinger
Miss Massie
Handley Grads To Be Feted By City Clubs
Plans for a joint lunch to honor Handley high school graduates were announced by Wendell Goode president of the Winchester Kiwanis club. The event set for Tuesday June 2 at 12 30 oclock will unite Lions Rotarians and Kiwanians with Lions sponsoring. The Golden Rule will be taken to Cumberland on May 28 by a Winchester delegation.
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Handley High School
Wendell Goode
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Lions
Rotarians
Goode
Winchester Club
Cumberland
Cumberland Club
Youth Charged With Theft From Cars
A juvenile charged with stealing a battery from the automobile of L. H. McDonald is held by local police. Roy Davis, 17, of Alexandria, was arrested by State Officer R. E. Bayliss. Police say the youth confessed to the charge and admitted taking batteries from several other automobiles.
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L. H. McDonald
Roy Davis
Alexandria
R. E. Bayliss
Mrs Burress Re-elected P T A Leader At Front Royal
Mrs Mary Burress was re elected president of the Parent Teacher Association at the final meeting of the year in Front Royal Virginia Planing for a county PTA was urged by Burress The Memorial Day program features Dr Douglass Freeman biographer of Lee and Pulitzer winner speaking at the Park Theatre at 1:45 pm.
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Front Royal
Mary Burress
Parent- Teacher Association
I. G. Bierer
Q. D. Gasque
Mae Burke Fox
Berkeley Steed
Otway Miller
Shenandoah
Virginia Education Association
Burr
Douglass S. Freeman
Lee
Richmond News-Leader
Park Theatre
Freeman
General Lee
Augrey G. Weaver
Philip Williams
Winchester
R. Gray Williams
Carson-Whitside wedding guests noted in Front Royal
Gor Jones and Mrs. Glenn Jones of Washington will spend the weekend with Mrs. Henry S. Wagner and attend the Carson-Whitside wedding. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Burner plan a Washington trip to visit their son Randolph Burner and attend the Odd Fellows pee meeting in Charlottesville. John Melton of Jacksonville flew to Washington and, with relatives, visited their mother Mrs. Lee Melton.
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Thomas Johnson, Jr
Randolph-Macon College
Thomas Johnson, Sr
Col
Griffith Dodson
Richmond
Queen
Mrs
A. C. Carson
Riverton
Carson-Whitside
Robert Cooke
Lexington
Julian N. Major
Queenie Paxton
Woodstock
Town
Pront Royal
Gor
Glenn Jones
Washington
Henry S. Wagner
C. W. Burner
Randolph Burner
Charlottesville
John Melton
Jacksonville
Fla
Cristene McKay
Malissa Pinky
Martha Bailey
Lee Melton
Cooperation of Army Assured At Dedication
Virginia officials secured assurance from War Department that the army will cooperate with Shenandoah National Park dedication where President Roosevelt will speak on July 3. Representative Robertson Wilbur C Hall and Adjutant General S Gardner Waller met Army Chief of Staff to arrange tents and equipment for the crowd of about 100 000 at Big Meadows.
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Washington
Virginia
War Department
Army
Shenandoah National Park
Roosevelt
Robertson
Lexington
Wilbur C. Hall
S. Gardner Waller
Hall
National Park Service
White House
Big Meadows
Townsend Walk-Out May End Incarceration Or Stay
Townsend declares he will not face further investigation by the Bell committee or Congress and would rather go to jail. He rules out any coalition with Gerald Smith and is escorted to Baltimore by the six foot Rev Smith who seeks to unite against a perceived communistic dictatorship in Washington.
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Bell Committee
Congress
Share-Our-Wealth
Gerald L. K. Smith
Huey Long
Two Games Here Tomorrow G Men Coming Sunday
Winchester Park faces the Pennsylvania Clowns in a circus like baseball show tomorrow afternoon. The Clowns boast a strong last season record and will test Park's defense. Earlier, the S V A team plays Episcopal High School at 2 15 with free admission for fans.
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Winchester Park
Pennsylvania Clowns
Episcopal High School
Robberies Studied After Virginia Restaurant Burglaries
Town Officer F L Woolf visited to aid an investigation into robberies at the Virginia Restaurant and C M Palmer store in Strasburg Virginia. Cigarettes money and rifle cartridges were stolen totaling about $15. Fingerprints were taken from a glass and several local residents were fingerprinted. Authorities suspect a single thief carried out both crimes.
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F. L. Woolf
Strasburg
Virginia
C. M. Palmer
Market Prices for Feed and Grain Components
Prices listed include corn meal 10 lb sack at 23 to 25 cents, bran 40 cents, mixed feed at 14 to 15 cents, dairy feed 16 to 24 percent at 145 to 165 cents, Scratch and Egg Mash from Kasco at 190 to 205 cents, intermediate cracked corn 170 cents, pine cracked corn 180 cents, baby chick starter feed available.
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Kasco
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Prices May 22
Market summaries show cattle, calves, hogs and sheep across Baltimore and Chicago with fluctuations. Beef, dairy, and slaughter categories priced from roughly 4 to 10 dollars, with specific ranges for weight classes and quality, including direct sales in Chicago and steady to firm undertones in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Yorks
Old Maine
U. S
Florida
Spalding
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago
Local markets list bagged grain and feed prices
Daily market page lists prices for bags of 12 24 and 48 pounds and 98 pound sacks for corn meal cracked corn shelled corn and dairy and baby chick feeds. Also shows live hogs sows sheep and butter prices with various brands and bag sizes.
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Magnolia
Sebel Date
Senate Group Extends Debate on Banking Tax Plan
The Senate committee debated proposals on holding banks under 18 percent corporation rate but exempt from the 7 percent undistributed profits tax. Banks must keep reserves but income kept in reserve isn’t taxed. The chairman said work is near finish and floor time should be brief.
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Olding
Harrison
Johnson fined for drunk driving
A man named Johnson was charged with being drunk and received a fine today.
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Aoa Johnson
Quiet New York Stock Market Ends Mixed Gains
Stocks closed quietly in New York with many leading issues up to two points and a few higher. Volume stayed light at about 650000 shares as traders awaited a clearer trend. utilities led upward while steel and farm machinery shares followed.
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New York
Commission House
Tel. & Tel
Anaconda
B. and O
Beth Steel (New
Chrysler
Corn
Wheat trends steady as May contracts settle in Chicago
Chicago reports wheat advanced one cent but failed to hold gains amid unsettled short covering. Notices show 278000 bushels to be delivered tomorrow for May contracts. Closing quotes indicate mixed movement across wheat corn and oats with cash grain bids in Chicago and regional markets noting red winter wheat and yellow corn prices.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Garors
Renewed War Against Drunken Drivers Pledged in Virginia
In Richmond on May 21 the second annual safety conference urged stricter enforcement against drunk driving and reform of accident claims. Speakers called for suspension and revocation, special courts, fair police treatment, and public support for tougher laws, stressing child safety and education as paths to reduce fatalities and crippling injuries.
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Richmond
Pauline Brooks William~son
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Marry H. Porter
Evanston
Wilbur
Hall
Conservation Commission
Peery
Miss Williamson
Porter
United States
Virginia
Scholes
Industrial Commission
Virginia Manufacturers Association
Richmond Safety Council
Mr Windle to Appear at the Avalon Inn
Kenneth Windle, formerly of this city and now of York Pennsylvania, will appear at the Avalon Inn on Sunday evening May 24. He will be joined by radio stars Lee Martin Pee Wee and Emo from Station WORK, known to fans as The Radio Rascals.
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Kenneth Windle
York, Pa
Avalon Inn
Lee Martin
Pee Wee
Emo
Wife Preservers Use Careful Bed Cover Tuck
The guide warns that blankets wear most at the top during bed making. It advises turning the sheet well down over the blanket to protect the top edge from wear.
Virginia officials push focus on driving while intoxicated
Judge R B Spindle of Norfolk urged harsher scrutiny of drunken driving at a law enforcement meeting. Harold Snead of Henrico urged speedy trials and investigated warrants. K W Ackerly of Rockbridge stressed shifting emphasis from drunken driving to driving while under the influence. Lieutenant Gov James H Price presided at a banquet as sessions pause for the night.
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R. B. Spindle
Norfolk
Harold G. Snead
Henrico County
K. W. Ackerly
Commonwealth
Rockbridge County
Virginia
Middletown M E Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Middletown M E Church South led by Rev W A Clare invites new scholars. Worship at 11 with a sermon by the pastor. At 8 pm Rev Hubert Sydenstricker of Braddock Street Church will deliver the graduation sermon for Middletown High School. Sunday School at 2:30 and 3:30 service. Hite's Chapel also holds Sunday School at 2:20.
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W. A. Clare
Seeeef
Middletown
W. A. Everly
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street
Middletown Highchool
Evns
Hite
Stephens City Charge M E Church South Program
Church schedule lists Reverend Floyd M Lucas as minister. Early preaching at 7 30 and 8 am service times, with multiple school and church events including Kernstown Church School Refuge Church School Fairview Church School and a 10 o clock session.
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Floyd M. Lucas
Oeote Po
Stephens City High School
Kernstown
Refuge
Fairview
Barbara Bell Pattern 1890 B for all occasion frock
The notice advertises Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1890 B for sizes 36 to 50 with versatile lines from morning ginghams to evening crepe and satin. It outlines fabric needs for size 38 and promotes the Barbara Bell pattern book with seasonal designs for women and juniors. Send 15 cents for a copy today.
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Barbara Bell
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York
N. Y
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