War Memorial Fund Sale Continues at Wardensville
War Memorial Building Association resumes Harvest Moon sale at Wardensville at 7 p m tomorrow after last Saturday's event raised 850 dollars for the building fund. Committee members listed include Walter A Bowman J T Frye C J Cunningham Clifton Jenkins Ervin Kump and many others. Recent data notes that more than one third of deaths from five per year occur on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Memorial Building Assn
Wardensville
Walter A. Bowman
J. T. Frye
C. J. Cunningham
Clifton Jenkins
Ervin Kump
W. D. Orndorff
James Baker
J. V. Warden
Jock Rudolph
C O Doyle
Pauline Peer
Chas. Davis
Mildred Hott
Ervin Emswiller
Clara Brill
Henry Hawse
Magnette Orndorff
Restchurch WSCS Holds Rally Day and Services
Restchurch WSCS met at the Snyder home with Miss Ridgeway and Mrs. Snapp in charge. Rally day services were held Sunday with Rev Don C Hall leading worship. bishops and ministers attended the Old Christ Episcopal Church service at Bunker Hill with regional parishioners recalling earlier worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest
WSCS
Restchurch
G. L. Snyder
Esther Ridgeway
M. S. Snapp
Rest Church
Don C. Hall
Anna Schlack
Wilma Schlack
Baltimore
James Twigg
Mr. Twigg
Morgantown
C. E. Ridgeway
Briand Kellogg Pact Renounced War as Policy
Under the agreement signed August 27 1928 the contracting powers renounced war as an instrument of national policy. Fifteen nations signed it.
Local Wages Policy Urged Amid Parley with Telephone Co
A. L. Lambkin of Chesa P eake and Potomac Telephone Co of Virginia says wage bargaining with Virginia division No 33 of the Communications Workers is resumed with a conciliator present. He defends the company offer as fair, aligned with local wages and raises, and warns any increase would raise telephone rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Lambkin
Chesa- Peake and Potomac Telephone Co
Virginia
Communications Workers of America
Sai
Grlel
Lambdin
Special Subscription Offer for School Team Readers
A special rate invites schools to subscribe the Star and receive the paper daily at school. The program targets student readers and staff to boost coverage of local sports and events.
Knights Templar Leaders Attend Dinner and Trophy Presentation
C Vernon Eddy past grand commander and grand recorder Roy A Larrick grand ward en both of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Virginia join Rev Robert A Whitten commander of Winchester Commandery No 12 for tonight's dinner and the Smith trophy presentation to Arlington Commandery No 29 by Dr George B Setzler grand commander. The flippers or wings of penguins are described with scale like feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Vernon Eddy
Roy A. Larrick
Knights Templar of
Virginia
Robert A Whitten
Winchester
Knights Templar
Smith
Arlington Commandery
K. T
George B. Setzler
Young People of Braddock St Prepare to Install Officers
The Braddock Street Methodist church Youth group hosts a supper for WSCS guests at 6 p.m. Sunday in the church school assembly room. Mrs. Hoye Riley leads a song service. Officers to be installed include Counselor Mrs. John J. Hawse, President Miss Nancy Hurst, Vice President John Henshall, Secretary Miss June Grubbs, Treasurer Planet Keller, Worship Chairman Miss Hottle, World Friendship Chairman Miss June Henshall, and Donald Jackson. Teachers are Mrs. Virgil Strader, Mrs. T. J. Hawkins, Miss Patricia Way community service chairman, and Ronald Willey recreation chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock St Methodist Church
WSCS
Hoye Riley
Young People
John J. Hawse
Nancy Hurst
John Henshall
June Grubbs
Planet Keller
Miss Hottle
June Henshall
Donald Jackson
Virgil Strader
T. J. Hawkins
Patricia Way
Ronald Willey
Plastic 'Flesh' Breathes Builds Artificial Parts
A plastic prosthetic developed by Irving A. Goldman at the National Prosthetic Institute uses a balsa wood cork and synthetic rubber compound to create breathable artificial tissue. This material forms to a plaster model, is heated to set, and worn on limbs and body parts for comfort and cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Irving A. Goldman
National Prosthetic Institute
Brooklyn
Plastic flesh braces substitute offers natural looking leg
The plastic flesh, a flexible substitute for wire straps, can be worn over braces to create a normal leg appearance. It is heat adjustable, tinted in any color, washable, and moves with each step, potentially masking wasted muscles in a child who wears braces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldman
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DeSoto
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Pine Motor Coru., Inc
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Ridgeway
WINC
AL Nelson
Frederick County
M. M. Adams Republic
Amherst
Boscawen
Henry T. Goode
Rouss Ave
Beauty
Bellevue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fort Pitt
Chicago
International Soundphoto
Valtys
SveRet
Grove’s
Knox
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Braddock St
Will
Edison
W. G
Frank Monaghan
American Heritage Foundation
Pifer Printing Company
Dnc
MR. P
Kinney
Kinney and Educator
G. L. Smith
Loudoun St
Buncutter Tire CO
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