Young People To Hold Convention In Wardensville
The Washington District Christian and Missionary Alliance youth groups plan memorial day rally at Wardensville Methodist Church on May 31 with delegates from Baltimore Hagerstown Derwood Brunswick Md and Washington DC. Free tea and coffee at Odd Fellows Hall for attendees bringing lunches.
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Wardensville
Young People’s Societies
Washington
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. B
Showalter
Derwood
Washington D. C
J. E. Gormer
Baltimore
Hagerstown Ma
Nyack
H. Degelman
Robin Degelman
Wardensville V
Pyde
Palace Hable presents Dodge City Trail and Ghost Patrol
Palace Theatre shows Friday only with Charles Starrett in Dodge City Trail a stirring old west musical saga. The program also includes Secret Agent cartoon and a comedy. Saturday features Tim McCoy in The Ghost Patrol with Jungle Jim running on the same bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Starrett
Peter B. Kyne
Dodge City Trail
Palace Theatre
Tim McCoy
Palace
Hable’s Palace
Proram
Notice of Personal Debts Disavowal in West Virginia
A dated public notice from Bessie E Barth at the Law Library in Fairmont WV declares she will not be responsible for debts or contracts made by anyone other than herself. The notice bears the date May 25, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie E. Barth
Law Library
Court House
Fairmont
West Virginia
Public Sale of Dean Property in Frederick County Virginia
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of the Helen Dean Herrell vs Charles A Dean estate. The 95 acre western Frederick County farm near Stephens City will be sold May 29 1937 at noon in Winchester Court House with terms: one third cash, balance in one and two annual installments secured by bonds deed of trust and ins uance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Helen Dean Herrell
Charles A. Dean
County Court House
Winchester
Stephens City
Marlboro
Carter
H. B. Dean
Apple Belt
Brucetown and Armel 4-H Club Meetings Reported
The Brucetown 4-H Club met May 25 at 10 am with Viola Castleman presiding. Winners in the Correct Dress Contest included Rhodelle Whitacre Kathleen Cattle tt Lotty Castleman Sam Swimley Gar land Schreck Ellis Adams and Mary Eloise Russell. Project work covered clothing canning gardening and poultry. The Armel 4-H Club met May 25 at the Armel School house with Charlotte Wyant presiding. Dress contest winners were Charlotte Wyant Lily Fleury Myrtle Gardiner Gladys White Reba Drummond Helen Newcombe. Canning and gardening were discussed and games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown 4-H
Viola Castleman
Rhodelle Whitacre
Kathleen Catlett
Lotty Castleman
Sam Swimley
Garland Schreck
Ellis Adams
Mary Eloise Russell
Armel 4-H
Armel
Charlotte Wyant
Lily Fleury
Myrtle Gardiner
Norris to push bill limiting injunctions on public power
Intimates of Senator Norris predicted he would soon propose legislation to restrict injunctions against federal financing of publicly owned power plants. He would establish seven regional bodies like the Tennessee Valley Authority and would address the injunction problem, awaiting President Roosevelt’s national planning message expected to be sent to Congress Tuesday.
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Washington
Norris
Ind- Neb
Tennessee Valley Authority
Roosevelt
Congress
Firefighters Discover Backed Fire Under Pumper
Troy firemen returning from a blaze found another fire blazing under the hood of their pumper. They halted the engine, alerted the district box, and waited as a second pumper was dispatched to handle the incident.
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Troy
N. Y
Genius Lived In Obscurity
Frederick Eugene Ives died at Hahnemann Hospital after a long illness in Philadelphia on May 28. He invented the half tone engraving process used to illustrate papers worldwide and devised intaglio plates that anticipated roto gravure for Sunday supplements. He also contributed to color photography and the modern binocular microscope.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Eugene Ives
Ives
Hahnemann Hospital
Golconda Herald Notes on Titles for Citizens
Golconda discusses that titles are not given to U S citizens though Sir Walter Scott resides here. It mentions Lady Ruth Marks as a member of Eldorado township high school class and questions the use of honorifics like Sir and Lady.
Home Agent's Program for Week of May 31 to June 5
The Home Agent outlines weekly activities including 4-H club meetings at the Middle town Agricultural building on Monday, Greenwood Schoolhouse on Tuesday, Gore with Mrs Lyda Cooper on Wednesday, Gore Home Demonstration Club in Lodge Hall, and Friday Mt View 4-H at Friendly Grove School House. Demonstrations by Eva Byrd Johnson are planned for August and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown 4-H
Greenwood 4-H
Gore 4-H Club
Lyda Cooper
Gore Home
Lodge
Frank Allanson
J. C. Bowman
Eva Byrd Johnson
Blacksburg
Carpet's Valley
Mt. View
Friendly Grove
Young People Active in Opequon Church Work
Vacation Church School at Opequon Chapel nears conclusion with 50 enrollments and about 45 in attendance in week one. Miss Eleanor Herring directs with teachers Mrs. Virginia Patterson Mrs. Me Good and Miss Ada Gaker. A union vesper service at Round Hill Presbyterian Church on Sunday May 30 at 6 45 p.m. invites the public under the theme Meeting God in the Out of Doors. If rain moves indoors.
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Opequon Chapel
Eleanor Herring
Assembly
Training School of
Richmond
Virginia Patterson
Me Good
Ada Gaker
Opequon
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
More Men Are Needed In Army
George 8 and Emory O Rogers and Dallas L Kibbler of Boyce were enlisted and sent to the Coast Artillery School at Fort Monroe Virginia. The local office seeks recruits for vacancies in Hawaii Panama Philippines and around Washington D C plus cooks bandsmen medical technicians typists mechanics and clerks in Panama and the United States. Three men are sought for the quartermaster corps at Fort Hoyle Maryland to work as typists clerks or mechanics. Interested men may see the recruiting sergeant at the local post office on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays till noon.
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George 8
Emory O. Rodgers
Dallas L. Kibbler
Boyce
Army
Frank Likar
Coast Artillery School
Fort Monroe
Hawaii
Panama
Philippines
Washington, D. C
United States
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Hoyle
Cedar Grove Notes See weekend gatherings and local events
Cedar Grove notes list visits by the Ridgeway and Crim families and other local names. Events include Children's Day at Little Mt M E Church on May 30 and a Pleasant Valley U B Church Ladies Aid gathering in Winchester June 3. Local sickness and a surprise tenth birthday for Miss May Fries are also mentioned.
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Cedar Grove
Jessie Lewis
Lewis
Dave Brown
Winchester
D. A. Smith
George Miller
Red Bud
Robert Ridgeway
Fred Ridgeway
Roland Ridgeway
New York
Earl Ridgeway
Harry Ridgeway
Melvin Ridgeway
Washington, D. C
Jerry Ridgeway
Pleasant Valley
Mary Carson
Wilson
Cedar Grace
Little Mt. M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Pleasant Valley U. B
Earl Fries
H. K. Dick
Emma Havermale
William Wolfe
Roy Hott
W. H. Crim
John Crim
Floyd Snapp and Son
Reliance
W.H. Crim
Boyd Miller
Joe Crim
Washington
Fred Chapman
Frank Barrett
Peggy
Patsy Carson
Josephine Clarke
Leona Luttrell
Jances Lewis
Julia Lewis
Iris
Irene Chapman
Leona
Catherine Murray
Marjorie Lewis
Betty
Edna Miller
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Lia
King OF ‘Them
Rita Atelier Seon
Lola
H. R. Triplett
Sharp St
McCormick
Chrysler
Plymouth
Chapman Motor Co
South
Loudoun St
JB Steep
Slippery Hills
U.S
S-L-I-P
Buncutter Tire Co
Father
Palace Hable’s
E. P. Bean
Harry R. Kean
I. Bessie Brannon
Bessie Brannon
Golconda’s Peerage
Home Agent’s Program
Bickers Motor Co
Hughes
Loudoun & Cork Sts
Buick
H. W. Ebert
Goodrich
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock & Boscawen
Sts
General Motors
Braddock and
Amherst Streets
Nash
Pine Motor CO
DODGE
Plymouth Distributors
South Braddock
Cecil Street
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