Rose Show at George Washington Hotel to honor judges
The Garden Club of Winchester and Clarke County hosts a Rose Show opening June 10 at the George Washington Hotel. Distinguished judges from Roanoke, Virginia and Harrisburg will preside and present the Rose Society of America medals and prizes. Local leaders praise the cultural value and community appeal of the event.
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Garden Club of
Vic
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Clarke County
Rose Society of America
Lawrence 8. Davis
Lone Oak
Roanoke
Garden Club of Virginia
T. Allen Kirk
American Rose Society
D. C. Sands
Middleburg
Thomas O ’ Wheelwright
Richmond
Historic Garden Week
Bowman
Warrenton
Cross
Washington, D. C
G. A. Stevens
Harrisburg
MacFarland
America
Rose Bulletin
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Social calendar highlights Shenandoah Valley events and meetings
A dense schedule lists Kiwanis and Rotary luncheons at George Washington Hotel, finals at Shenandoah Valley Academy, Delta Sigma Nu and Alpha Phi fraternity activities, church concerts, flower shows, and the Handley High School commencement and junior senior prom across Front Royal Winchester and nearby towns.
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Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Academy Field
District Nurse Association
Court House
Delta Sigma Nu Fraternity
Tckus Inn
Relief Methodist Church
Shen Valley Academy
Rotary Club
Delphian Society
Handley Library
Upperville
Upperville High School
Hagerstown
Alpha Phi
Winchester Country Club
Front Royal Schools
Updike’s Hall
Front Royal
Many Young Teachers To Be Certificates
Nearly 200 will receive certificates and diplomas at Palmville commencement. Tuesday June 7 marks the last of the bachelor of science in education and 109 candidates for the two year normal professional diploma. Virginia girls named include Miss Virginia Anne Huntsberry of Handley High School class of 1930 and Miss Mary Lou Fritts of Clarke county who will teach in Millwood next fall.
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Virginia
Virginia Anne Huntsberry
W. E. Huntsberry
Huntsberry
Handley High School
State Teachers’ College
Farm
Mary Lou Fritts
Valley Fritts
Charles W. Fritts
White Post
Clarke County
Miss Fritts
Boyce Agricultural High School
Millwood
Palmville
Miss Virginia Russell To Receive Diploma
Mrs Harry K Russell and her eldest daughter Miss Mary Greenway Russell will travel to Washington for the Holton Arms School for Girls final exercises. Among the senior class recipients is Virginia Cover Russell who has studied music the past two years and is noted as a pianist. She graduated Handley High School in 1930.
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Virginia Russell
Harry K. Russell
Mary Greenway Russell
Washington
Holton Arms School
Russell
Virginia Cover Russell
Miss Russell
Handley High School
Local Officers Complete Infantry Course At Fort Benning
Two Winchester and one Berryville men among West Point graduates receiving certificates from the Infantry School at Fort Benning Ga. Leigh A. Fuller Jr Julian B. Lindsay and Capt Philip W Rica more are the local officers earning infantry credentials. Mrs Lloyd L Watson remains critically ill near Summit Point. Various local residents visit or travel including Miss Marcia Allen at Fairmont Avenue Miss Marguerite Smithey in Washington and New York and others visiting friends or away on business or at summer homes.
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Winchester
Berryville
United States Army
West Point
Fort Benning
Leigh A. Fuller, Jr
Julian B. Lindsay
Philip W. Ricamore
New York Stock Exchange Sees Broad Selloff On Tax Talks
Unsettled German conditions and a 56 senator pledge to oppose the sales tax sparked a broad market decline at the New York Stock Exchange. After a buoyant morning, a midday selloff pushed shares lower with American Telephone and Telegraph at 88 and U S Steel at 23 1/2 as closing quotes show widespread drops across issuers.
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Germany
New York Stock Exchange
American Telephone and Telegraph
United States Steel
Local Social Notes Highlight Northeast Travel and Visits
A roundup of residents visiting relatives and friends, returning from trips, and hosting guests. Notable movements include Miss Mary McDonald heading to New York for a Wonder Apparel operation, Miss Maybelle Lee returning home after a Burnt Factory stay, and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Marshall Jr. visiting Buchanan, Virginia.
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Mary McDonald
New York
Wonder Apparel
Maybelle Lee
Burnt Factory
Lyda Chapman
J. E. Marshall, Jr
Buchanan, Va
J. E. Marshall, Sr
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Report
Prices for Chicago grain close as furnished by W B Hibbs Company on the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade listings from their Hibbs Building in Washington DC. Telephone National 540.
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W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
W. B. Hibbs Company
Telephone National
Wheat and Corn Futures Fall on Uneasy German Outlook
Uncertain conditions in Germany and hope for a large winter wheat harvest pressured grains at the Chicago Board of Trade. May wheat at 56, July 57 1/2, Sept 59, Dec 61 42. May corn 29, July 30 1/2, Sept 33 44, Dec 34 49. May oats 23 1/2, July 22 54, Sept 22 34, Dec 24. Rye May 35 1/2, July 38, Sept 41, Dec 41.
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Germany
Chicago Board of Trade
John T Noonan Called to Rest After a Stroke
John T Noonan died after a stroke. He leaves two children from his first marriage to Valley Jackson Capt James Earl Noonan of Fort Rosecrans and Mahlon B Noonan both of whom survive. His second wife Daisy Carpenter and son Vincent survive. One brother Martin P Noonan also survives. Funeral rites set for Thursday High Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church with interment in Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
Noonan
Mr. Noonan
Miss Valley Jackson
LaFayette Jackson
James Earl Noonan
United States Army
Fort Rosecrans
Calif
Mahlon
B. Noonan
Williams Breckenridge Theodore Kinzel
Thomas Kremer
O. L. Jamison
William Sullivan
G. B. Casassa
Washington, D. C
Whitmore Girl Spends Vacation With Parents in West Virginia
Miss Lydia Whitmore a student nurse at City Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia takes a two week annual vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs R R Whitmore at their home in Clearbrook.
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Virginia Anne Huntsberry
State Teachers’ College
Farmville
W. E. Huntsberry
Lydia Whitmore
City Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
R. R. Whitmore
Clearbrook
Faith, Spring, and Hope Rise in Our Lives
A reflective note on faith enduring winter and willpower, with spring bringing hope that grows from faith. The passage links sunshine to the birth of hope and frames hope as a stronger force guiding us when seasons change.
Befriended With Work He Steals Car In Garage
Claude David of North Carolina arrived in Winchester penniless and hungry. He gained work and money from C. R. Grove then disappeared as a Ford car Virginia license 244-763 left for repair and two tires from a Nash were stolen. Police alerted Virginia Maryland West Virginia North Carolina and the District of Columbia.
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Claude David
North Carolina
Winchester
David
C. R. Grove
North Cameron Street
Grove
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Trustees Named For Churches On Brethren Circuit
Trustees named to fill expired terms for Mt Olive Fairview and Mt Pleasant churches on the Winchester Circuit United Brethren in Christ were approved by Judge Williams after a quarterly conference request. New and continuing trustees include Leslie Ramey H C Moore J B Orndorff Luther Larrick N K Larrick William Clowser James Cather Jennie Lewis Clifton Lewis Charles Clark Arthur Clark David Brown W M Dyche William Milhorn Harry Lamp and others plus the parsonage group. The piece ends with a brief note on the kit fox description as prairie fox Saskatchewan fox.
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Mt. Olive Church
Fairview Church
Mt. Pleasant Church
Winchester
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
U. P. Hovermale
A. 8. Fries
Winchester Group
Philip Willams
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Williams
William Milhorn
Harry Lamp
United Brethren Parsonage
W. M. Dyche
James W. Hancher
J. 8. Orndorff
William Dorsey
H. S. Randall
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Viola Sargent
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Georgia Conrad
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Warren County Garden Club
Hugh R. Millar
Chester Street
Handleygh School
Handley Gynasium
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Lloyd L. Watson
Summit Point
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Kitty Sutton
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Alexandria
Jane Mudd
William Norton
Gettysburg College
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Clarence T. Owen
Melvin Green
South Washington Street
Girl Scout Patrol
E. E. Walker
Annabessacook Lake
Winthrop
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Margaret Smith
West Boscawen Street
Miss Smith
Lexington
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Alice
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Bliss Electrical School
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Hot Springs
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Quantz
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J. W. North
John Clowser
Baltimore
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Floss” Cahill
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Valley Avenue
Robert Y.conrad
Bobby Conrad
Stephenson
Helen Allamon
Chicago
John T. Noonan
Brethren
Western Plains
Saskatchewan
Jack
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Kelvinator
E. Boscawen St
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Sweitzer
Philadelphia
Pure Food
Voss Electric
R. M. Swimley
Lovett Shoe
N. Main St
Lovett Brothers
Margaret L
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