Kiwanis Hear Cather On The Constitution At Lunch
State Senator T Russell Cather was the Kiwanis Club luncheon speaker at the George Washington Hotel. He spoke masterfully on the constitution. The club plans to meet with Rotarians October 18 with Eugene Meyer of the Washington Post as guest speaker.
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T. Russell Cather
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Senator Cather
Rotarians
Eugene Meyer
Washington Post
Peery
Winchester
Tread. C. Gibson Sustains Fatal Stroke On Farm
Clarke county farmer Treadwell Smith Gibson 66 died suddenly in the barnyard near Boyce from a heart ailment. He had long struggled with heart leakage and attacks, leaving widow Estelle Ginn Gibson and sister Mrs. B S Morgan. Funeral at 11 tomorrow at the family residence near the Opequon.
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Tread. C. Gibson
Treadwell Smith Gibson
Clarke County
Boyce
Mr. Gibson
Gibson
Winchester
Virginia
John M
Lydia Smith Gibson
Loudoun County
Clarke
Estelle Ginn
James and
Jane Hardy Ginn
Ginn
Hardy
B. 8. Morgan
Opequon
Reverend Nelson Leads Interment at Mount Hebron
Millwood road in Clarke county is noted by the Reverend Robert B. Nelson rector of Christ Episcopal Church of Winchester. Interment will be in the family lot in Mount Hebron Cemetery here.
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Millwood Road
Clarke County
Christ Episcopal Church of
Winchester
Mount Hebron
Massanutten Steel Tower Fund Reaches Fifty Two Dollars
Winchester contributors pledge 52 dollars toward a steel observation tower on Massanutten Mountain east of Woodstock. The campaign, led by Andrew Bell, secretary of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce, seeks funds exceeding 400 dollars to build a public tourist attraction. The collection will be presented to Joseph B. Clower with notes from Winchester and Shenandoah Valley civic groups.
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Winchester
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Massanutten Mountain
Woodstock
Joseph B. Clower
Woodstock Chamber of Commerce
Wwe
Woodstock, Va
Shenandoah Valley
City of Winchester Council
George Washington
Kiwanis Club
Rotary
Negro Point and slave labor on Sandusky peninsula
A fragment reports on Native American captivity of enslaved Africans around 1780, describing a sandusky river peninsula named Negro Point where captives were held and forced to labor under the control of Native women. Names listed include H. D. Puller and Percy Miller among others supporting a local Legion post fundraiser.
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American Legion
Winchester
H. D. Puller
Percy Miller
Andrew Bell
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Virginia
Sandusky River
Sandusk
Negro Point
Questioning Tim and a widow's quiet plan to Europe
Tim stops typing to ponder six questions about Hall and Reeves. He visits Mrs Reeves, who reveals she loves him but plans to leave, possibly to Europe, while he clutches a yearbook and hints at a hidden past as he departs with intent to return.
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Tim
Lee
Hall
Reeves
Europe
Drayman
Inspector Lee
Alamo U
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Warner's
Paramount
Cary Grant
Genevieve Tobin
Helen Mack Svenet
Horton and the 3A
Sapy Stans
Ann Sothern
Neil Hamilton
Paul Kelly
Pete Smith
Billy Barnes
DeCarlos
Granada
Rio
Slim Burrell
Rosalie Williams Simms & Foxe
Edw. G. Robinson
Mary Astor
Ricardo Cortez
McNamee News
Thelma Todd
Leslie Howard
Kay Francis
Laurel & Hardy Comedy
Ke Bee
Grifon
GwWanky
Talon
Gray & Sheetz
Farmers & Merchants National
U. 8. Postal Savings Depository
State of
Member
Federal Reserve System
Cather
Capitol District
Richmond
Ansell Solenberger
John Glover
Garland Quarles
R. Ed. Buncutter
Windell Goode
Arner
Ado Jygnlth
Neil Hart
Sally Darling
John Vice
Henry Whitaker
Jack Rockwell
Ben Corbett
Nie Rae
LMER
George Barbier
Roscoe Karns
J. W. Arthur Insurance
Rouss Avenue
Adv
Massanutten
Evening Star
GMC
Bakers Service
Sta. N. Braddock St
Hoover Motor CO
Broadway
Norma Hendricks
Chapter
Rose Mary
AMES
Victor Jory
Sport Kelton
Fox Picture
Tom Howard
Fox Movietone News
Clyde Beatty
Tim McCoy
Mon
Tue
Warner Parke
Madge Evans
Grand “Canary
Lupton Orchard
Hansbrough & Carter
Nelson
Rhodes Drug Company
Hamman’s Dollar Store
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