Chief Hollis Recommends City Loading Zones and Meters
Police Chief C W Hollis proposes marked loading zones along Loudoun Street at Huntsberry’s to Dunlop Tire and adds Baker’s Restaurant and Sears Roebuck on Boscawen Street. He notes peak truck loading at 9 am and 4 pm and suggests parking meters with motorcycle patrol support. He cites Staunton meters as a successful model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ic. W. Hollis
X. Cc. R. Anderson
Winchester
Loudoun
Huntsberry's
McCrory
Five and Ten Cent
J. C. Penney
Montgomery and Ward
Cooper Merchandise and Old Company
Kern's
Thrift’s Auto Store
Dunlop Tire Company
Loudoun Street
Baker's Restaurant
Sears Roebuck and Company
Boscawen Street
Piccadilly Street
Hollis
Staunton
Lutheran Synod Conference Talks On War Orphans Aid
Staunton on October 3 reports Dr. J J Scherer Jr president of the Lutheran Synod of Virginia and Rev Raymond D Wood discuss urgent needs of forty seven Lutheran war orphaned missions in Africa Asia and the Near East. Wood outlines plans for a 500000 fundraising drive across Lutheran bodies in America to save these missions. Dr Luther W Strickler spoke on church attendance at Salem church near Mt Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
Salem Church
Mt. Sidney
J. J. Scherer, Jr
Richmond
Raymond D. Wood
Lutheran World Action
Virginia
West Virginia
Africa
Asia
Near East
Wood
America
Luther W. Strickler
Norfolk
Virginia division hosts first session of 45th UDC convention
NORFOLK October 3 The Virginia division United Daughters of the Confederacy welcomed president-general Mrs Charles E Bolling Richmond and historian-general Mrs William Cabell Flournoy Lexington at the opening business session of the 45th annual convention Memorial hour followed the morning session The day ended with the President's dinner The convention continues tomorrow with officer elections the historical evening honoring Gen J E B Stuart a Friday morning closing session is planned.
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Norfolk
Virginia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Charles E. Bolling
Richmond
William Cabell Flournoy
Lexington
J. E. B. Stuart
Virginia Troops to Concentrate in Richmond for Mobilization
The Times-Dispatch reports Virginia Twenty ninth Division National Guard units will concentrate in Richmond December 16 and depart January 3 for permanent training posts at Fort Meade Maryland. Major Rogers said the move follows a Baltimore conference. Maryland Pennsylvania and DC guardsmen may mobilize between January 3 and 19 for a year at Fort Meade. Virginia units include headquarters Berryville Ninety First brigade First Infantry with troops from Richmond Petersburg Hopewell Blackstone Onancock Alexandria Norfolk and Newport News. 116th Infantry draws Roanoke Bedford Lynchburg Harrisonburg Winchester Charlottesville Staunton Emporia.
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Richmond
The
Times-Dispatch
Virginia
National Guard
Fort George Meade
Robert W. Rogers
104Th Quartermaster Regiment
Gordon Ambler
Baltimore
National Guardsmen
Maryland
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Fort Meade
Milton A. Reckord
Twentyninth
Ninety-First
Berryville
First Infantry
Petersburg
Hopewell
Blackstone
Onancock
Alexandria
Norfolk
Newport News
116Th Infantry
Roanoke
Bedford
Lynchburg
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Charlottesville
Staunton
Emporia
More Cases of Infant Paralysis in Virginia
The state health department reported 24 new poliomyelitis cases in the week ending Sept 28, up from 22 the prior week. Officials described the sporadic cases as unusual but not alarming and pledged continued watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Health Department
Presbyterians Inaugurate Nursery Class At Loudoun Street Church
The Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will inaugurate a nursery class for infants aged 2 to 3 at 9:30 Sunday with Mrs. C. P. McVicar Jr. in charge. A second nursery for children 2 to 6 will also operate, decorated by Mary Virginia Steck and Circle No. 1 members. The building’s first floor houses the nursery, and rally day targets 500 in Sunday School attendance with a special 9:30 program in the main auditorium.
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Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
C. P. McVicar, Jr
Ronald Wilson
Mary Virginia Steck
Circle No. 1
Stop Lights May Be Added In Berryville Town Council
Berryville Virginia officials discuss back taxes water rents and Main Street resurfacing at Tuesday night meeting. The council votes to install a street light in front of Morris store move another east near Conn ers Department Store and consider traffic signals at Main Buckmarsh and Main Church.
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Berryville
Main Street
Morris’ Store
Conner’s
Tappan
Main
Buckmarsh
Church
Highway Department
Church Street
Millwood Pike
John Enders Fire Company
State Bureau of Entomology and
Condensation Forms On Cold Glass In Warm Rooms
When warm room air meets the ice-cold glass the moisture cools and condenses on the outside creating droplets.
Clarke J B T Plans Distribution Of Road Booklets
The Junior Board of Trade will issue 4000 free road safety pamphlets to Clarke county motorists. Edward B. Lee is chairman of the Clarke county Boy Scout funds drive set for October 3 to 19. The group offers aid to the Chamber of Commerce for a proposed tennis court near the community swimming pool. The next meeting is October 22 at the Parish House with Congressman Willis Robertson scheduled to speak on World Conditions and Rearmament.
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Berryville
Junior Board of Trade
Clarke County
Edward B. Lee
Chamber of Commerce
Willis Robertson
Robertson
Mem
Reynolds Metals Plans Protective Measures for Plant
Reynolds Metals Company announces strict protection rules for national defense. About 460 local plant workers are fingerprinted and photographed, with roughly 6,000 employees company wide affected. J D Reynolds, ex FBI agent, leads the plant protection division headquartered in Louisville.
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Richmond
Reynolds Metals Company
National Defense
J. D. Reynolds
FBI
Louisville
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C. W. Hollis
Dr. Scherer
U. D.C
Winchester and Vicinity
W. E. Cooper & Son
Baker's
Acrosdh
Gillette Tech Razor
Grove
Gillette
Gillette Blue Blades
Nujol
Noxzema
DRENE
KOTEX
BAYER
Lady Esther
Baker’s Drug Store
Court House
Directors Promise Group
Metals Company Plans Protection
Bell
Stewart Lane
Duropedic
Ralstons
Donegal
London
Bell’s
Front Royal
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