Three Girls Become Radio Wanderers
Wingen Ken and Nod, once with WGN, join the Wanderers at WENR. On Monday night the harmony trio Lu and Gay Mathews and Greta Woodson perform on the DX air Vaudeville program. The Mathews sisters hail from Illinois and Woodson from New Kirk Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Mathews Girls
Illinois
Miss Woodson
New Kirk
Okla
KFIF
Oklahoma City
Mathews Sisters
WGES
Chicago
The
Wanderers
Gay Mathews
Greta Woodson
Lu Mathews
WENR
Inken
Blynken
Reliance notes and social items from Reliance Virginia
Miss Mildred Cooley visited Front Royal from Friday to Sunday with Miss Memfee. Miss Gussie Bennette of Pittsburgh Pa visits her sister Mrs Katie Man. Mr and Mrs Clayton Sargeant announce the birth of a daughter. Mr and Mrs C Bowen report chicken thefts from their pen. Edna Holtzsinger of New Warker returns home after a week with her parents. A daughter is born to Mrs and Mrs rt (name truncated).
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Relliance
Mildred Cooley
Mildred ‘Memfee
Front Royal
Gussie Bennette
Pittsburgh
Katie Man
Clayton Sargeant
Local Heads and Visitors Return from Conferences
Headley of Philadelphia formerly lived here. Mr B F Cooley returned Sunday from attending the annual conference as a delegate. Mrs Ella Thompson sister of Mrs H B Richardson came from Washington to join Mr and Mrs Richardson for the Keyser conference. Mr O B Vaughan who works in Washington spent Sunday here with his family.
Middletown Notes Highlights Local Visits and Health
Middletown Virginia residents share news of visits and family as Mary A Sibert returns from New York after five weeks with B F Woodson family. Several locals, including Viola Dale and Mollie Hammack, visit relatives. Mrs J C Reely suffers sciatic rheumatism while others host friends and travel to Baltimore and Martinsburg.
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Middletown
Mary A. Sibert
B. F. Woodson
Syracuse
N. Y
Ashby Hammack
H. C. Thomson
E. O McClary
L. L. Sibert
C. A. Rife
Washington
D. W. Rife
J. C. Reely
L .L. Sibert
Claude Carper
William Martin
George Koerner
Williams
Baltimore
George Bywaters
Opequon
Virginia Tours Charm Visitors From Across the U S
Letters to the State Commission on Conservation and Development reveal visiting tourists praising Virginia’s highways museums and hospitality. Commentators from New Jersey New York and other states note friendly people historic sites and rich agriculture including beef cattle tobacco and peanuts.
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Virginia
State Commission On Conservation and Development
Old Dominion
Yardville
N. J
Clifford J. Whiteley
Binghamton, N. Y
C. N. Blanchard
Edward L. Traylor
Atlanta
America
Mr. Traylor
Evans C. Kanes
Helen Furnace
Penn
Richmond
A. S. Dollof
New Hampton
N. H
College of William and Mary
Clarence Huffman
Charles
Valley Appreciation Expressed as God’s Country Quote
A brief remark extols the state as God’s country, describing it as a cherished impression of Valley’s area. The statement emphasizes a strong regional sentiment and pride in the land.
Pint Bottles Dominate Shenandoah Valley Containers
In Luray Virginia on October 2 pint bottles have displaced other containers in the Shenandoah Valley. Prices run eight to ten cents each depending on urgency of warming. Two sizes are available with one marked full.
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Luray
Shenandoah Valley
Page County
State officials clash over bird limits headline nudges reform
A fragmented Times-Union report notes state officials clash over bird limits while another caption hints at a broader family reform debate. The piece mentions liquor bottle sizes like pint and half pint used for hip pockets and handbags, with a moonshine still illustrated beside half containers.
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Radio Wanderers
Reliance
Detroit News
Ae Sanean
U.S
Conservation Department
Henry A. Spallholtz
Salem
Williamsburg
James River
Janet Pratt
Brooklyn
Co. EB. Graham
Chevy Chase D.C
Shenandoah
Model
H. J. Mowrey
Majestic
W. Piccadilly St
Winchester
Upper Valley
Bond Bros. Orchard Supplies
Cameron Street
Fairbanks-Morse
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
Springfield Sun
Lou Bernstein
Loudoun Street
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