Cumberland Lions Charter Presented In Nonsectarian Ball
A Cumberland Maryland Lions Club charter ceremony hosted by the Frederick club drew 300 Lions and guests from multiple states. The 75 original Cumberland members received the charter from Earle W. Rodgers as Dr J Russell Cook became president, with J Russell Cook also elected president and a slate of officers announced.
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Cumberland
Frederick
Maryland
Winchester Lions
Hoye Riley
T. J. Orndorff
Iev
P. R Diehl
Sebert Smith
Allen T Hawthorne
Lyle Herrell
Cris Hockman
Charles Shewbridge
Kenneth Rush
Herbert Miller
W. A. Smith
Masonic Temple
Lions’ Clubs
W. C. Royal
R Brad Wolfe
Richard F. Simmons
Twenty-Second Lions
Strict
Thomas W. Koon
Lions A S
A. Frank Miller
Frederick Lions Club
Earle W. Rodgers
The
Lions
New York
Cumberland Club
J. Russell Cook
Thomas Summers
Frederick Club
Glee Club
Cope
Baltimore and Ohio Baiload Glee Club
R. Mason Hill
Eastern Star
W. R. Rodges
F. W. Kremer
Russell Saville
Lynn CC. Lashley
Asurer
L. B. Feaga
A. C. Lancaster
J K Snyder
Ganna Walska Divorce Granted in Chicago Hearing
Harold McCormick the millionaire harvester maker and Ganna Walska the Polish singer were divorced after a brief hearing before Judge Daniel P. Trude. She charged desertion and the decree ends a race begun after his 1921 divorce from Edith Rockefeller McCormick.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harold 8. McCormick
Harvester
Ganna Walska
Daniel P. Trude
Clarke County Women Urge Armament Reduction Petition
The Woman's Club of Clarke County elects delegates Miss Kate Powers and Mrs. Clifton Price and receives a petition to the 1932 International Disarmament Conference in Geneva seeking broad support for arms reduction. They urge the Board of Supervisors to reconsider abolishing the juvenile court judge post while sending resolutions to Chairman John T. Lindsey urging child welfare protection.
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Berryville
A. Cummins
Woman's Club
Clarke County
Eli Swaveley
State Federation
Manasas
Kate Powers
Clifton Price
Geneva
Benjamin Hooper
Department of International Relations
General Federation of Women's Clubs
John B. Neill
Rose MacDonald
John T. Lindsey
Fall fashions unveil Drew Arch Rest and Modern Mode
The feature highlights Drew Arch Rest and Modern Mode as they debut new leather goods and patterns for fall. Designers showcase a range of textures and silhouettes, emphasizing versatile everyday style and timeless craft.
County seeks guardians for orphaned children
A community group urges action to care for the county's unfortunate children without pay. After business, a one act play The Feast of the Holy Innocents was performed by local performers. Governor Pollard requests a follow up conference in Richmond on November 24. John Peig Hall named chair of the committee on child labor education and training and has asked Miss
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Clifton Price
Lucy Allen
H. B. Harris
Nannie Thomas
E. P. Berlin
Pollard
Richmond
White House
John Peig Hall
State Or of Labor
Chai
Committee On Child Labor, Education and Training
Rose MacDonald Named to Committee Role
Rose MacDonald will serve as a member of his committee continuing a plan to organize leadership. The announcement highlights MacDonald as part of the panel and underlines expected collaboration with other members.
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Rose MacDonald
Master Plasterers Tour Winchester Visit
About 127 members of the National Association of Master Plasterers rested in Winchester for a few minutes. Andrew Bell of the Chamber of Commerce greeted them and handed out Winchester descriptive booklets. Stewart Bell donated two baskets of Grimes Golden apples. The group traveled in four Blue Ridge coaches, then continued to Harpers Ferry before boarding their special train, escorted by George R. Packett of Chicago, B and O Railroad advertising agent.
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Caverns
National Association of Master Plasterers
Winchester
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Stewart Bell
George R. Packett
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Women's Club
Board of Supervisors
Clarke
N. Loudoun St
Shenandoah
Sponsored
Girl's Athletic Association
John B. Rogers
Pattie
Howe College
Patricia Monroe
Josephine E. Weeks
Barbara Ollar Hobart
Josie Randall
Spike Maloney
Cyclone Williams
Jack Harrell
Bob Randall
Josie
Donald Shockey
Fred Saunders
Bob
Main St
Jonesboro
Randall
Sarah Smithers
Bugle
Kilomena Laren
Miranda Matthews
Ella Brown Bauserman
Caleb Harper
William Hollis
Henry Randall
Bob Winnie Richardson
Lord Buffington Claypoole Alberton Beasley
Tom Warburton
Mary Capper
Richard Grey
John Taylor
Floyd Haines
Kenneth Rice
Carlin Gray
William Brown
Robert Smith
Harold Sheetz
Donald McFadden
Walter Myers
J. F. Rodman
Joseph
Haines
Jonesboro Boosters’ Club
Harmony
Evelyn Wright Ruth
Newcome
Sue Schlack
Dorothy Rice
Irene Headley
Adele Metz
Marian Ewing
Mildred Hook
Mary Sullivan Lavella Anderson Elsie Matthews
Harry Copenhaver
Joseph Hodgson
Irvin Sheetz
Pat” Dunn “Spotty
Helen Ritter
Dorothy Anderson
Emma Graves
Ed Goss
H. B. Watson
Joseph Newlin “Mac” Matthews
Edwin Lupton
James Anderson
Turner Anderson
Richard Norton
James Snyder Carroll Crisman Wilbur Jenkins
Earl Edwards Wilbur Hewitt
Warren Eddy
Robert Eddy Lee Coble
Helen Cline
Elnora Cline
Virginia Harrell
Lucy Dean Ruth Graves
Beiette Sullivan
Alma Or
Alice Taylor
Hoosier Athletic Club
Misses Anslee Thompson
Nellie Murrell
Phyliss Oakes
Louise Rehill
Margaret Sullivan
Nancy Faggitt
Madeline Miller
Patsy Sartelle
Colonial Theatre
Brown & Fisher’s
Etta Kett
Eter
By Paul Robinson
Mller — Gee Etta
Etta
Big Sister
BY Les For Grave
Reg. Price
Teaney
Emmert’s
Carter
Moling & Cather
McCallum
Betty Shoppe
Lou
Art Fashion Clothes
Loudoun Street
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
Joan S. Miller & CO
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