Inter-City Rotary Meet hears call for fair profit share
Dr. Ben F. Wilson told 250 Rotarians at the State Teachers College in Harrisonburg that social and economic conditions require a more equitable distribution of profits between labor and ownership. Delegations came from Winchester Waynesboro Luray Front Royal Staunton Woodstock and New Market. Newlyweds were honored with a kitchen shower as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
State Teachers’ College
Nburg
Ben F. Wilson
Harrisonburg Presbyterian Church
Rotary Anns
State Teachers College
Wilson
Valley Rotarians
Winchester
Waynesboro
Luray
Front Royal
Staunton
Woodstock
New Market
Grand Lodge of the
Erie
Robert
Frances Houck
J. H. Deverle
Peters
Ivy Kaylor
Washington
Samuel P. Duke
Harrisonburg
Rotary Club
Charles K. Brown
Virginia
Newport News
Rotary
Russia
Winchester sale of two Loted home on Monmouth Street
Special commissioners announce public auction at noon November 7 1931 in Winchester Virginia of the Camillus Copenhaver residence at 16 Monmouth Street. The two contiguous lots total 30 by 75 feet and 60 by 77 feet with a seven room house. Terms require one third cash and two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust and insured buildings.
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City of Winchester
Harry W. Copenhaver
Mary Elizabeth Johnston
County Court House
Winchester
Camillus Copenhaver
West Monmouth Street
Virginia
John Kerr
Ndley
M. M. Lynch
Herbert
Public Sale of Desirable Lot and Dwelling
Trustees offer for sale at public auction in Winchester Virginia a lot with dwelling at 416 East Highland Avenue 25 ft frontage 145 ft depth plus alley use and 2 ft strip to adjacent property. Sale Saturday October 10 1931 at noon. One third cash on knockdown, balance in two annual bonds bearing 6 percent interest. Also includes policy of fire insurance and Deed of Trust security.
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Lewis Carr Shaw
Tran Clerks
Winchester
Virginia
County Court House
Charles Athey
Kerneooo
Jas. P. Reardon
T. Russell Cather
Rotary and the Golden Rule in economic revival
The passage discusses hunger and unemployment amid over production and under consumption. It questions distribution of means, shorter hours, and double shifts, comparing Germany and England, and asks whether nations choose the Golden Rule or revolution. It highlights Rotary’s role in addressing these issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Rotary
Youthful Couple Obtain License
A marriage license was issued this week to John M. Stottlemyer and nineteen year old Hilda Johnston in the Corporation clerk's office. The couple had parental consent and the groom is listed as a delivery boy on the register.
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Corporation Clerk’s Office
John M. Stottlemyer
Hilda Johnston
Young Stottlemyer and Johnston Family Notices
Young Stottlemyer aged 18 is the son of John E. Stottlemyer of this city and works as a delivery at Baker's Drug Store. A daughter of Frank Johnston, born in Charles Town, West Virginia, now resides in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Stottlemyer
John E. Stottlemyer
Baker's Drug Store
Frank Johnston
Charles Town
West Virginia
Winchester
Hoover Plea Sparks Applause at Pan American Conference
President Hoover urged nations to avoid lending or borrowing except for reproductive purposes at the Pan American Commercial Conference. The remark drew 600 delegates from 21 western hemisphere countries to their feet, arguing it could reduce warfare and economic turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Hemisphere
Edison Still Restless After Night In New Jersey
Thomas A. Edison endured a restless night according to Dr. Hubert C. Bell's morning bulletin from West Orange New Jersey. The inventor ate a fair breakfast and did not seem weaker though progress remained uncertain as crowds applauded the President's address broadcast both here and in Southerica.
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Country
Southerica
Associated Press
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Hubert
Edison
Kruschen Salts Claim Waist Reduction for Richmond Hill Man
Fat man Mr W R Daniels of Richmond Hill N Y writes he finished a second bottle and reports 3 inches off his waist and clearer mind. He claims the 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks and urges others to buy at Baker's Drug Store with a money back after first bottle promise.
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B. F. Wilson
Commissioner I Rss Sale
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Frederick
State of
State Corporation Commission
Inc
Voginte
of Frederick
Alson S Hott
W. Green
Notary Public
Mie
Revelation Cigarettes
Nozema
Lux
Danderine
Kotex
Mennen
Castoria
Douglas
Beechams
Aluminum
Hazel
Woodbury’s Soap
Yale Flashlights
Carter
Tiona Cigars
Wampole’s
Hawthorne
Epsom
Pinkham’s
Alps
Peoples Service Drug Store
North Main Street
Reenter Eee Ee
Pan-American Congress
The
Navy
Vienna
Jack & Jill
China
Morton’s
Ige
Kirk
Green Circle Coffee
Hottel’s Silver Leaf
Uneeda Bakers
Maxwell House Coffee
Betsy Ross
Gainesboro Mill Products
Graham Flour
J. H. S. Butter
Valley Food CO. Products
Michigan
Phila
Blue Moon
Fra’ Farters
CIA
Ieat
Chesterfield Cigarettes
Eagle’s Meat Market
W. P. Anderson
Riley and Son
Peoples Bargain Store
Sargent’s Cash Store
Fair Play Store
Earl C. Fries
J. F. Massey & Son
W. A. Buncutter & Son
B. A. Grayson
Stine’s Cash Grocery
Hollar’s Grocery
L. E. Harris & CO
A. R. Patton
Bailey Brothers
Frank Brown
Harry Potts
M. B. Hook & Son
Grayson Grocery
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