Loudoun event features timber jumps and hunts
Experts from Aiken describe a tough course through Blue Ridge fields for a hunter trials day including the Piedmont Gold Cup and Blue Riband events with 50 cent admission for Loudon County Hospital fundraising. Related ceremonies at Eastville feature Virginia antiquities restoration and DAR presentations.
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Aiken
5. C
Blue Ridge
Loudon County Hospital
Social calendar schedules church and community events
A weekly listings page details benefit chicken dinners and rummage sales at White Hall Church, booster meetings at Christ Episcopal and Brad dock Street Methodist, luncheons for Milk Fund, choir rehearsals, and regular weekly gatherings of Civic League, Junior League, Lions Club, Kiwanis, Rotary, and Elks with activities at local halls, schools, and churches.
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Christ Episcopal Church
M— Ea Oun Williams
Luttrell Debatteams
Order of Eastern Star
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Piccadilly Street
American Legion Post
Civic League
Milk Fund
Melvin Green
Washington Street
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Braddock Street
Round Hill
School House
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Lions’ Club
Century Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
United Brethren Church
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Piedmont Fox Hounds Race Meet at Llangollen
The Piedmont Fox Hounds hold their third annual race meet on Saturday November 4 at Llangollen near Upperville Virginia on the Powell estate 1000 acres. The feature Llangollen steeplechase offers 2000 dollars in added money and a gold cup. The course mirrors the Grand National at Aintree England and is known as the stoutest in America.
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Piedmont Fox Hounds
Liangollen
Powell
Upperville
John Hay Whitney
Llangollen
Whitney Clan
America
Aintree
England
Hagerstown Frolic Draws Large Crowds in Colorful Parade
The Hagerstown frolic drew many locals and visitors for a one and a half hour parade through Public Square. Judges from out of town added prestige as Waynesboro High School unveiled a historical pageant winning first prize amid elaborate costumes and numerous floats.
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Waynesboro High School
Local Social Notes Highlight Town Residents Travel and Health
Township residents and visitors are listed with movements and health updates. Towson Md student spends days with mother at Stephens City while Mrs. Denny visits Washington. Dr and Mrs Mussen return from Canada and Maine to Springdale. Mrs Luttrell improves after surgery at Union Memorial Hospital. New York guests T Peyton Berry and Mrs Berry stay with his mother at 22 West Cork Street. Sillik and Miss Manners travel to Lexington Hot Springs Covington Va. C J Borum improves from influenza in Strasburg. Welsh family returns to Bruce Town after visiting Harrisburg. Glenn R Burcham starts work in Hagerstown with wife and son joining soon. they improve. Castleman birth Madeline Rebecca at Brucetown. Mrs Castleman formerly Nellie Nesmith of Martinsburg. Miles B Dean of Wayfield visiting Knoxville area. G Smoak Woodmen of the World state manager plans official visit to local branch.
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Ayfield
Fnoxville
G. Smoak
The
Woodmen of the World
Richmond
Memoe
End Coughs and Colds with Creomulsion Claim
Promotes Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for persistent coughs and colds with soothing healing action. Claims creosote content fights infection, stomach absorption aids healing, and guarantees satisfaction with a money refund if no relief.
Roosevelt Dictator Plot Sparks National Fascist Fear
Federal agents reveal Art J Smith and his 1.5 million followers plotted to seize Washington and arm the Third Regiment armory in Philadelphia. The scheme, if successful, could have sparked a nationwide fascist upsurge. experts warn such coups could embolden similar attempts elsewhere.
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Art
J. Smith
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Justice Department
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Third Regiment
Federal
Secret Service
Contract Bridge Lessons From Central Press By Shepard
A bridge column notes aggravating improvised bids in a recent duplicate match. It details a 3 Hearts declaration, missing overrides, and the resulting four to six trick outcomes across seven tables with several clubs leads and finesses.
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Central Press
RE. V. Shepard
Alam
Runaway Scions Return to Hotchkiss School
Phelps Newberry Jr. and Henry Wetter Jr., grandsons of prominent figures, were located and returned to Hotchkiss School in Lakeville Connecticut after fleeing to seek passage on an ocean freighter. New York police triggered the alert and found them in a New York hotel ending the adventure.
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Phelps Newberry, Jr
Truman Newberry
Secretary of the Navy
Michigan
Henry Wetter, Jr
Hotchkiss School
Lakeville
Conn
Ture
New York
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