Rotary Meeting Highlights Valley Advertising Drive
Rotary delegates from Harrisonburg Winchester Staunton and Charlottesville hear speeches by Ben Wilson Bill Meredith Howay McNannaway and Frank Sublett urging a Valley wide advertising campaign. Col Brown of Endless Caverns notes tourism up 80 percent this July as the meeting ends with thanks to organizers and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray” Wows
Arrisonburg
Bill
Winchester
Ray
Wilson
Miss Shafer
Frank
Colorado
Virginia
California
Shenandoah Valley
Gray” Williams
Nohester
Frank Sublett
Gray
Saturday Evening Post
Tom Russell
Staunton
S.M. A
Handley Schools
Harrisonburg
Rockingham
Rotary
Tarian
Ben’’ Wilson
Pei B. F. Wilson
Bill” Meredith
Howaya” McNannaway
Kehold
Ben” ‘Wilson
Harrisonburg Rotary Club
Sheckers
Howard” McNannaway
Quarles
Charlottesville
Darky
Farmers Union
Col. Brown
Endless Caverns
Ray’ Brown
Charlie” Maury
Charlie” Trenary
Local Folks Return From State Fair and Visits Around
Prof J D Howard and colleagues from the agricultural high school return from Richmond where they attended the state fair. Mrs J D Howard hosts her mother and sister from Gaithersburg Md. Several residents travel to Berryville Hagerstown and Natural Bridge for visits and events as others recover from illnesses at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D
Howard
Katherine Funkhouser
Roy Hughes
Donald Hemsley
John Siler
Agricultural, High School
Richmond
J. D. Howard
Gott
Louise Gott
Gaithersburg
Kenneth Gilpin
South Hampton
L. I
Ethel Cooper
Joseph Ritter
Bernice
Thomas Pine
Millwood
Leslie Snapp
Harrisonburg
J. S. Garver
Alice Cooper
Milton Brown
Milton Pyle
Mrs. Cross
Winchester
T. P. Jolliffe
Clay Carr
Natural Bridge
Community Notes From Star Tannery Parish and Nearby
Mrs Robert Santmyers and daughter Marie visited relatives in Star Tannery and have returned to Winchester. Mr and Mrs Percy Heishman of Opequon visited the Heishmans on Sunday. Sunday School at Star Tannery Methodist Church at 2 PM with preaching at 3 PM. Mrs William Stine and daughter Gladys return after cooking at Thomas Covers apple camp. Mrs Dorsey Racey is in Winchester Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy. Carson Renner drives an apple truck for Newton Wigginton at Opequon and visited his family Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Santmyers
Marie
Winchester
Percy Heishman
Opequon
S. R. Heishman
Star Tannery Methodist Church
Sunone
William Stine
Gladys
Thomas Cover
Dorsey Racey
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Carson Renner
Newton Wigginton
High Family
Kiger Lee wedding celebrated in Alexandria event
The marriage of John J. Kiger and Miss Leslie Lee took place Sept 20 at 517 Cameron St Alexandria with the couple touring the North afterward. Both originate from Fauquier County and now reside in Alexandria with Kiger employed at the Alexandria National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Kiger
Leslie . Lee
Plains
Fauquier County
G. William Ramsey
Cameron Street
Alexandria
Leesburg
Anna Maude Lee
the Plains
Jack McCarty
Washington
Mrs. Kiger
Fauquier
County
Kiger
Alexandria National Bank
Ford Plans 16 Cent Gas For Ford Owners Only
New York reports Henry Ford aims to produce crude oil refine it into gasoline and sell exclusively to Ford car drivers at 16 cents per gallon. Wall Street observers say this could trigger a price war, disrupt independent oil firms, and force industry reorganization to meet Ford pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wallson
Henry Ford
Ford
Wall Street
Financial District
Standard Ol
City Council Approves $50,000 Water and Sewer Bonds
At a special meeting on Wednesday night the city council passed the ordinance to borrow $50,000 for water and sewer extensions. The bonds issued will serve as collateral for the loan repayment. No other business was transacted.
Tris Speaker Breaks Two-Base Hit Record
Tris Speaker of the Cleveland Indians broke a 24 year record by hitting his 57th two-base hit of the season in the seventh inning against St. Louis. The previous mark was 56 set by Ed Delahanty of Philadelphia in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Ed. Delhanty
Philadelphia
Penny Firemen in Hot Debate at Readime Convention
At the forty fourth convention in Readime Pennsylvania a clash erupted between paid and volunteer firemen over proxy voting. President Joseph P. Morris called for police as boos and cat calls prevented business beyond officer nominations with about 1000 delegates present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readime
Joseph P. Morris
Conference to Consider Cleaning Up of Streams
Richmond Oct. 4. Mayo C. Brown of Fredericksburg urged appointment of a committee to study pollution of streams in Virginia with views on recommending changes. The conference was called by W. McDonald Lee of the state commission of game and fisheries and included interested citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Mayo C. Brown
Jada Ber
Freburg
W. McDonald Lee
State Commission
Game and Fisheries
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Sample Shoe Store Company
Apple
Hamburger’s
N. Main St
Coal and Coke
Connellsville
Roy Smithing
Quemahoning Valley
Hochheimer & Company
Uniontown
L. W. McCormick
Dunlap
Crofut
Knapp
Frank Gearing
Gerald DA Costa
London
Liverpool
Glasgow
Southampton
Bill Cars
Franklin St
New York City
Ashby Sprint
Ashby
CTAR
Jim” Lindsay
Frank” Sublett
Paramount Picture
Jack Holt
Wilds
Canada
Fox
Jack Dougherty
Buddy Messenger
Ann Little
Fred Thompson
The
Boyce, VA
Star Tannery
Empire
Peggy Paige
Betty Shoppe
Hamilton
Elgin
Waltham
South Bend
Illinois
Jewelers
Huntsberry
Harry C. Newcome
Harry
Newcome
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