Pollard Pushes Highway Work in Relief Plans
Virginia Governor Pollard urged including highway construction in federal relief programs. He discussed a road loan bill for 120.6 million with House approval and a further 30 million under emergency relief, with repayment from regular highway allotments over ten years. He met delegation members to hear views on relief bills and spoke at the upcoming State Democratic Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
House
Garner
Sry
Many Firms Grow By Ads In Depression Times
Gilbert T Hodges president of the Advertising Federation of America cites a study of 120 corporations over seventeen years. Sixty cut advertising. the other sixty increased spending by about 16 percent annually despite depressions. The firms expanding ads rose from small beginnings to become leading American business houses with asset bases quadrupled since the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert T. Hodges
Odges
Advertising Federation of America
Hodges
America
Public sale of suburban property in Winchester Virginia
The trustee will offer at public auction in front of the Winchester Court House a suburban home on the east side of the Valley Turnpike at Montague street corner. The lot measures 55.4 by 113 feet, with a brick dwelling in a developing neighborhood. Terms require one-third cash and the rest in two equal annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust. Auctioneer Dunn & Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland W. Morris
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Bonn
Court House
Virginia
Valley Turnpike
Montague Street
Dark Side of Erratic Business Policy Cited
Wichita Eagle quoted a warning about pursuing an erratic growth path. The piece contrasts a hopeful program with outcomes for sixty companies that abandoned prudent strategies, showing many lost prominence or perished as times grew tougher.
Miss Wallace Named to National Club Committee
Maude E. Wallace of Virginia state home demonstration joins the national committee on measuring club work results. Appointed by Dr. R. A. Pearson of College Park Maryland, with Dean F. B. Mumford of Missouri as chair and Gertrude Warren of the federal extension service as secretary. Other members include F. W. Peck Minnesota G. L. Parley Massachusetts T. E. Buckman Nevada Arthur Klein Ohio State and I. K. H. Kolb Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude E. Wallace
Virginia
R. A. Pearson
College Park
Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities
F. B. Mumford
University of Missouri
Gertrude Warren
Federal Extension Service
Miss Wallace
F. W. Peck
Minnesota
G.L. Parley
Massachusetts
T. E. Buckman
Nevada
Arthur Klein
Ohio State University
I. K. H. Kolb
Wisconsin
Rev A M B Snapp Leads Shilo Church Service
Red Bud notes report Rev A M B Snapp leading a Sunday service at Shilo Methodist Episcopal Church South with several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bud
W. Va
A. M. B. Snapp
Shilo Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Vacation school hosts and community health class notes
Local families and guests gathered at Mason and Eaton homes for visits and health activities. A Red Bud Community health class honored state nurse M K Cauthorne with guidance on home health water supply and sewerage, as Leviticus 25 35 urged sharing with the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSAP
View
Brill
Mason
Ira Mason
Nelson Mason
Hilda
Near
Capon Springs
Charles Mason
Lillian Eaton
Noreen
Leone Anderson
Rosalie
Isabelle
Lucille Johnson
Fred Oates
Noreen and
Waldo
Genevieve LaFollette
Eaton
Slanesville
Salem Cemetery
Mildred Peters
Alva Ritten
Lillian M. Eaton
Milbert Kerns
Hilary Spaid
Fletcher Place
Mt. Airy School
Marjorie LaFollette
Roy LaFollette
Winchester
Mary
Lilian Eaton
Irene Weakley
Virginia Mason
Ethel Mason
Clara Kerns
Leotta Brill
Nannie Miller
Hope as the Basis of Kingship in Carlyle's View
This fragment quotes Carlyle asserting that a ruler rests on hope, not power or fate, and that the world favors hope as the decisive quality for leadership. It highlights the belief that governance is rooted in aspirational belief rather than coercive force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Public Sale of Winchester Fair Grounds Lands
Public sale by special commissioners of the Winchester Fair Grounds property on North Main Street, Winchester Virginia, June 18 1932 at 10 30 A M. The 23 acre parcel will be offered as a whole and in eight parcels with bid to be reported to the court. Terms require one fourth cash and the balance in three annual installments with bonds secured by a deed of trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Leslie D. Kline
Als
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society, Incorporated
Et Als
North Main Street
Fair Grounds
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
John Glaize
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Corporation Court of
City of
T. Russell Cather
B. P. Harrison
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society. Incorporated
Corinne Barnett
City of Winchester
N. B
R. Gray Williams
Esquire
Rebecca T. Baldwin
Rebecca T. Ve Mamie B. Whitmore
W. W. Baldwin
Pennsylvania
Northern Virginia Power Company
State of Virginia
Stonewall
Winchester and
Martinsburg
Daniel Wright
Northern Virginia Power
Gately and Fitzgerald
Winchester Evening Star
Public Sale of Plymouth Sedan by Court Attachment
By virtue of attachment I will sell one Plymouth Sedan engine number 0270538 at the Court House in Winchester on Saturday June 4 1932 at 1 AM. Terms cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Winchester
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Pollard
Dunn & Duvall
Wichita Eagle
Bott’s Boot
N. Main St
Marian Martin
Pattern Department
New York
the Marian Martin
Frederick
Northern Virginia Power Co., Inc
Lee Calh, Cier
A Bewick Women
Velvelvsealx
W. W. Boscawen St
Hugo F. Herfurth
Washington, D. C
George Washington Hotel
T. F. Timberlake
Moling & Cather
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