Federation of Clubs To Meet Next Week in Fredericksburg
The Fourth District of the State Federation of Woman's Clubs will convene October 10 at the Stratford Hotel in Fredericksburg. Leaders include Mrs. Francis Ayier and state director Mrs. J. L. Buck. The Fredericksburg Woman's Club hosts with luncheon and a sight-seeing tour. business starts at 10:30 a.m. with Miss J. Garnett King assisting.
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Federation of Clubs
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Fredericksburg
Stratford Hotel
Virginia
Francis Ayier
L. J. Giles
Cliftor Vorge
J. Garenett King
Social Calendar Listings For Local Churches Clubs
Weekly and monthly church and club events listed including choirs meetings and social gatherings at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal First Baptist First Christian Grace Lutheran United Brethren and other groups with times starting at 12:30 pm through 8:15 pm on various weekdays plus Rotary American Legion Kiwanis Lions and Elks activities.
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Tiny
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
Home
Beulah Shingleton
South
Cameron Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Christian Church
A. K. Sirbaugh
Leicester Street
Mofiddy
Music Lovers’ Club
Ae Wacne
Lions’ Club
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Giants Beat Senators In World Series Tilt Continued
A detailed play by play shows New York mounting a late push with Terry’s seventh inning homer and Critz, Ott, and Goslin keying off the fielding, as Giants pitcher Hubbell and a disciplined Senators defense keep the game tight through the ninth inning with multiple baserunners and late scoring chances.
Senators and Giants clash in tense scoreless late innings
In a pitchers duel tempo, both squads exchange plays with no runs through ten. Myer singles for the Senators, Harris walks, and a double play ends the frame. In the eleventh, Jackson grounds a hit and Mancuso bunts, but more action follows as Kuhel and Schulte reach, yet the inning ends with no run scoring.
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Giants
Ott
Davis
Jackson
Myer
Kuhel
Manusco
Weaver
Senators
Goslin
Hubbel
Ryan
Harris
Critz
Cronin
Schulze
Moore
Kubel
Cruz
Mancuso
Kusel
Jack Russel
Schulte
Blueye
Sewell
Bolton
Russell
Terry
Batavia Teen Found After Kidnap Report
Dorothy Carson a 17 year old Batavia Ohio high school student was found doing chores at a neighbor’s home after being reported kidnapped. She said she left to work due to despondency and fled her home seeking employment.
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Virginia Carson
William E. Carson
Riverton
Washington
The
Cathedral School For Girls
Dorothy Carson
Batavia, O
Chaplin Sons Need $350 Monthly Allowance
Charles Chaplin's two sons Charles Jr and Sidney Earle must live on a $350 monthly allowance after a Los Angeles court cut their support from $500. Guardian Lita Grey Chaplin, the star's divorcee, is shown in court denouncing the former husband for expenses she calls ridiculous.
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Charles Chaplin
Los Angeles
Lita Grey Chaplin
Star and Guardian
Charles, Jr
Sidney Earle
Rotary Club Praised For Scout Work And Support
Winchester Rotary Club received praise for its Boy Scout efforts at a luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. C S Hartman urged continued support, noting a Boston Rotary convention speaker emphasized investing in boys to ensure national progress and the Shenandoah Valley benefits from strong Scouting leadership.
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Rotary Club
C. S. Hartman
George Washington Hotel
Arch G. Rohr
Atlantic City
John D. Evans
Mc Pa
John C. Keefer
Pittsburgh
Joseph Hodgson
Patton
Cather
Peer
Admiral Byrd
Winchester Rotary Club
South Pole
Winchester
Warrenton Club
Episcopal
Hartman
John F. Rodman
Rotary
Boston
Roger Babson
N. R A
Winchester Club
Scoutine
Shenandoah Valley
Two Communists Shot To Death In Havana Cafe
AP reports in Havana that early today two young Communists were killed and two companions wounded when three gunmen opened fire on a cafe gathering. Looting occurred in storm-ravaged areas while robbers entered Singer Sewing Machine Company offices. The capital stayed generally quiet as an article in a student paper urged returning Ambassador Summer Welles to the United States.
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Havana
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Summer Welles
Cuba
Alm. Mater
United States
Ballots Taken On Delegates To General Meeting
Roanoke reports the first ballot at the 149th Baltimore conference shows Dr. Harry M. Canter of Staun ton and W W Millan of Washington leading the clerical and lay delegations respectively to the 1934 general conference. Other clergy elected on first ballot include Dr. Forney Hutchison and Dr. Nolan B. Harmon Jr. Lay candidates with strong showings include Alfred H. Dudley John E Easter and M. L. Walton Jr. Second ballot elected Dr. Copenhaver and Dr. Wells. no lay majority, Bishop McMurry notes no election.
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Roanoke
Harry M. Canter
Staun
W W Millan
Washington
Baltimore
Forney Hutchison
Mt. Vernon Place
Washington, D. C
Nolan B. Harmon, Jr
Baltimore Southern Methodist
Alfred H. Dudley
John E. Easter
M. L. Walton, Jr
Woodstock
John C. Copenhaver
Epworth Church
D. C
J. Howard Wells
William F McMurry
McMurry
William F. McMurry
William Harvey Gray
Alexandria
Garner Mosby Butt
Ferndale
Rice Moorman Parker
Pembroke
Charles Wesley Paskell
Earl Danner Miller
Ashwby
West Va
Julian Eugene White
New Hope
Ralph McDuffie Sharpe
McLean
Lawrence Dorsey Ridgely
J C. Jarrell
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices in Daily Closing Quotes
Closing quotations today show Chicago contracts December 85, May 89, July 87.54 and Baltimore spot wheat 87. Winchester spot wheat 78, supplied to The Star by Winchester Milling Corporation via Stickell Sales Corp. dealers in cash grain and futures.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
Cash
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Mayor Tells of State League's Annual Meeting
Dr. Charles R. Anderson, city mayor, spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting about his trip to Danville for the League of Virginia Municipalities convention. Walter M. Shade outlined re employment bureau aims and urged local business support. A district nurses’ tuberculosis fund dance is planned for October 20 at the George Washington Hotel, with Kiwanis and Rotary hosting faculty entertainment on October 13.
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Charles R. Anderson
Kiwanis Club
Garland Quarles
Anderson
Danville
League of Virginia
Walter M. Shade
Shade
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Dance Committee
Wendel Goode
Ansel Solenberger
Jess Oakes
District Nurses’ Association
Tuberculosis Fund
George Washington Hotel
Michigan Territory Origins and Statehood Timeline
The text traces Lake Huron's alternative name Michigania, noting the 1784 ordinance draft by a committee led by Thomas Jefferson, the 1805 Congress act forming the Michigan Territory, and Michigan's 1887 admission to the Union. It connects these events to the broader naming history and territorial milestones.
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Michigan
Lake Huron
Michigania
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Michigan Territory
State of
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Charles E. Edmondson
Middletown
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Charles Edmondson
Strasburg
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National Theatre
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Clare Tree Major
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Cabbage Patch
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Phronsie
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Cinderella
Rip van Winkle
Women's International League
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Norfolk
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J. A. Hottinger
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Willey
Edward Willey
Richmond
Lloyd Willey
Front Royal
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Frederick County
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Shepherdstown
Mary Baker
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Union Memorial Hospital
R. C. Patton
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Louisville
University of Virginia
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Fairmont Avenue
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
University
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Berryville
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Memorial Hospital
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Amherst Street
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A. J. Novick
New York City
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Phillipsburg
Mss J
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Columbus, Ohio
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South Stewart Street
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Staunton
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William R. Perrine
Woodlawn Avenue
Dorothy Perrine
Thirty-fifth Street
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West Monmouth Street
Hilda Miller
Garland M. Hansbrought
North Braddock Street
Fred Hardesty
Akron
Ohio
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Huntsberry
New York
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Associated Press
Ministers of Baltimore Conference of Southern Methodism Report
State League
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
Rouss Hall
Retail Grocers’ Association
Near Southern Chemical Co
Red Bud Road
Martinsburg
Berryville Pikes
T. M. Jackson
Suede Oxfords
Lovett Shoe
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Gus
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Loudoun
N. Loudoun
MYTH
Margaret L. Hodgson
Pony
Nocturne
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