Winchester Boy Scout Troop Merges for Expanded Community Service
The Star reports the consolidation of three Boy Scout troops in Winchester, with a Friday merger and monthly council meetings. The group plans more activities, stronger parent involvement, and a big outdoor program culminating in a summer Capon River camp. Patrol leaders and assistants named. 85 active scouts plus officers, associates, and 16 members ready to participate. The scout building will be open for public inspection on October 24.
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Winchester
American Red Cross
Capon River
Earl Fansler
Herbert Solenberger
William Brown
Harold Sheetz
Lyle Grim
Harry Kern
Herman Barr
Ryland Conner
Robert Glaize
Charles Fansler
Walter Schmidt
Ernest Thomas
Hugh McKee
John Kern
Ernest Clevenger
Keneth Crowell
Pinckney Arthur
Hermon Stine
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Chamber of Commerce to host talk on education and community duty
The Star reports a Chamber of Commerce general meeting at the Elks Club on October 14. Frederick E. Kerk will discuss the link between Chamber activities and modern education, noting education extends beyond school to spiritual social commercial and industrial life. A free buffet lunch is offered. all interested men are welcome.
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Star
Elks’ Club
Frederick EB. Kerk
Clerk
Liquor Ties to Most Wasted Cases in City
Former Police Justice Robert Z Barton submitted a five month report covering April 1 to September 1. He notes 91 arrests for all offenses with 80 for liquor related crimes. He cites illegal liquor traffic, reduced crime after July 1 emergency prohibition, small police force, and limited state aid.
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Robert Z. Barton
Ward
Barton
Braddock St Church Revival Calls for Prayer
A Cleveland church sermon urges national revival amid unrest and calls on all Christians to pray for Braddock Street Church’s revival from November 2 to 16 to combat greed and selfishness with Christ’s power.
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America
God
Braddock St. Church
Mrs Harrison to Speak on Germany Revisited at Handley
The Handley Library and Schools announce Mrs. Harrison will describe her impressions of postarmistice Germany in informal talks at Handley. She aims to present firsthand observations without pro German bias and invites questions after the lecture. Canadian writer Coningsby Dawson will follow with Germany Revisited from his recent experience.
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Berlin
Germany
Harrison
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