Centenary Services Remembered By Centenary Reformed Church
Bicentennial celebration of Centenary Reformed Church featured special services Friday through Sunday. The program included choir renditions, anthems, and talks by Rev. Francis R. Casselman, Rev. J Silor Garrison, Judge Philip Williams, and B Floyd Flickinger. Dr Stonesifer closed with a call to meet duties with faith of the founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Reformed Church
Ames L. Averell
Atlanta
Francis R. Casselman
Centenary
Christ Reformed Church
Altoona
Casselman
J. Silor Garrison
D. D
St. Stephen’s Reformed
Harrisonburg
Classis of
Virginia
Garrison
Williams
Philip Williams
Circuit Court
B. Floyd Flickinger
S. L. Flickinger
Colonial National Historical Park
Yorktown
Shenandoah Valley
Stonesifer
Scott R. Wagner
Potoac Synod
Fachenthal
Franklin and Marshal College
Paul T. Stonesifer
James B. Stonesifer
Grace Lutheran Women to Host India Mission Program
Grace Lutheran Church women will host a Wednesday evening program at 7 30 featuring a devotional, a talk on India delivered at a recent state convention, and illustrated posters. Mrs J George Baetier leads devotions and Mrs E B Cooper speaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran Church
India
Women's Missionary Society
J. George Baetier
E. B. Cooper
Carla Hondycutt
Grace Church
Treasury Receipts and Outlays Reported in October
Treasury figures show receipts of 9.054 million dollars and expenditures of 61.855 million for the period. Gross debt stands at 51.534 billion dollars.
Mrs Sims Dies at Green Garth Surrey England
Friends in Winchester report the death of Mrs Clara Sims wife of J O Sims a prominent London apple broker. She died Sept 26 at Green Garth Peak s Hill Purley Surrey and was buried at Sanderstead beside her son Victor a familiar visitor to Winchester. The Sims exchange on Winchester Street has long supplied apples abroad and survived the war era.
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Winchester
Clara Sims
J. O. Sims
London
England
Sanderstead
Surrey
Victor
Mr. Sims
Apple Exchange
Winchester Street
London Bridge
Southwark
Boyce School Plans Altered Amid Budget Shortfall
The Boyce School Board abandoned a new Class B school plan after finding only $60,000 in hand against bids of $101,400 and has proposed renovating the existing building. Since March, students have met in the Langbein farmhouse and an agricultural building due to the condemned structure.
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League
Boyce
Clarke School Board
Langbein Farm
Cable trolley service across Niagara Falls ends in 1932
Cable trolley passenger service across the Niagara River at Niagara Falls was discontinued in September 1932, ending an era of local river transit.
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Niagara Falls
Niagara River
Campaign For Boy Scouts To Open In Clarke
A dinner meeting to organize a Clarke county Boy Scout unit will be held at Grace Episcopal Parish House in Berryville tomorrow at 7 pm. Henry Covington of Winchester will speak. David Donovan chairs the financial drive. R. G. Mitchell leads the Special Gift Committee. Harold G. Potts has left Berryville for Norfolk.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Grace Episcopal Church
Henry Covington
Winchester
Shenandoah
David Donovan
R. G. Mitchell
Junior Board of Trade
Harold G. Potts
Norfolk
Rixey and Rixey
Parish Aid Society of Grace Church
Boy Scout Council of
D. Blanton Allen
Ralph N. Dorsey
Rice W. Levi
R. O. Locke
May Release Draft Dodger Bergdoll Seeks Dismissal
Attorney General Biddle asks for dismissal of 23 year old indictments against Grover Cleveland Bergdoll and associates stemming from 1918 to 1920 draft evasion. Bergdoll, at Fort Leavenworth, serves seven and a half years for desertion and evasion, parole sought.
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Washington
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
United States Army
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Biddle
Justice Department
Gerald A. Gleeson
United States
Philadelphia
War Department
Bergdoll
Red Grange and Bride Honeymooning After Wedding
Harold Grange and Miss Margaret Hazelberg wed yesterday at Crown Point courthouse Indiana and began a honeymoon in Chicago today. Hazelberg is from Sagola Michigan and Grange is an executive at a Chicago bottling company met during a Des Moines business trip.
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Chicago
Harold
Red) Grange
Illinois
Grid
Margaret Hazelberg
Crown Point
Ind
Grange
K. T. Hazelberg
Sagola
Mich
Des Moines
Soldiers Pass Through Winchester October 16 on Maneuver Convoy
A convoy of 425 military vehicles commanded by Col. Henry B. Cheadle moves from Fort Devans Massachusetts to Candor North Carolina. It will depart Chambersburg at 5 AM October 16 and bivouac near Staunton that evening en route to Carolinas maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolinas
Winchester
Henry B. Cheadle
Fort Devans
Mass
Candor
N. C
Chambersburg
Staunton
Special Music At Prayer Service At Braddock Street Church
Mrs. Albert Miller and Miss Virginia Ritenour will be featured vocalists at Braddock Street Methodist Church during the regular weekly Prayer Service tomorrow night at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Miller
Virginia Ritenour
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Why Mocha Names the Coffee Variety
The Mocha coffee name comes from the Yemeni port town of Mocha, a historic center of coffee trade. For two centuries Arabia held the coffee supply monopoly, with Mocha as a chief trade hub.
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Mocha
Arabia
Nazi Radio Expedition Ship Arrives in Boston in Navy Custody
The 60 ton Nazi controlled vessel Busko, seized near Greenland with a Gestapo agent and two Norwegians aboard, arrived in Boston aboard the Bear. The crew of about 20 were taken to the immigration station for standard processing. The ship was towed to the Boston navy yard after docking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Greenland
Byrd
Richard E. Byrd
Boston Navy Yard
Gestapo
Windsors Given Rousing Welcome By Baltimoreans
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor received a massive, festive welcome in Baltimore as crowds lined the parade route. Police estimated 250000 spectators watched the royal couple pass, then attended a tea at a country club amid a public display of enthusiasm. The day featured a Washington visit and a planned 3 p.m. conference with Viscount Halifax.
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Baltimore
Duke of Windsor
Washington
Baltimore County
Windsor
Viscount Halifax
England
Salona Farm
Henry M. Warfield
W. W. Lanahan
Wallis Warfield
City Hall
Penade
Duke
Bass Fiddler Sparks Walkout at Detroit Symphony
Detroit Oct 14 Eighty orchestra members walked out delaying rehearsals for the Detroit Symphony's season. Bruno Walter arrived as guest conductor with no orchestra and sought an explanation. Paterson called it a musical discord while Murphy warned the action could end the symphony.
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Detroit
Bruno Walter
Walter
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Masonic Temple
Detroit Federation of Musicians
Murray G. Paterson
Paterson
Fred T. Murphy
Detroit Symphony Society
Detroit Symphony
Knitting Drive in Winchester Aims For 250 Garments Monthly
The new knitting chairman Mrs Earl Clawser calls Winchester supervisors to boost Red Cross wool distribution at the Friends Meeting House Washington and Piccadilly tomorrow 10 30 to 12. From October 3 125 items were sent and the goal is 250 garments monthly by January 3.
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Red Cross
Friends Meeting House
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
Earl Clawser
West Cecil
Winchester
Substitutes for Wooden Railroad Ties Patented Widely
Over 2,500 patents in 50 years seek to replace wooden ties yet none prove cheaper or more durable than wood. Inventors pursue new materials and designs, but cost and performance lag behind traditional ties.
White Mountains Claim Life of Husky Youth
In Jefferson New Hampshire on October 14 a 26 year old Boston salesman L Carl Haberland was killed by exhaustion and exposure after being caught in a blinding snowstorm on Mt Jefferson at about 4000 feet. Eight other climbers were rescued after three members of the party reached help. Haberland had earlier climbed Mt Chocorua and the nearby Hollingsworth girl had been lost nearby days before.
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Jefferson
N. H
White Mountains
Pamela Hollingsworth
Mt. Jefferson
L. Carl Haberland
Boston
Haberland
Mt. Chocorua
Hollingsworth
Barrymore Ill with Laryngitis Not Critical Doctor Says
Hollywood gossip notes John Barrymore is ill with laryngitis aggravating a stomach issue but not in critical condition according to Dr Hugo M Kersten. He rested at home yesterday and may host the Thursday evening broadcast if no complications arise.
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Hollywood
John Barrymore
Hugo M. Kersten
Barrymore
Kersten
Bags His Geese Despite Difficulties
Lake Park Minnesota October 14 Dewey Herfindal a Lake Park farmer recounts a hunt with many delays. He borrows a neighbor’s gun loses shells realizes no hunting license then goes to town for both and returns to shoot three wild geese in a field near his farm.
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Lake Park
Minn
Dewey Herfindal
Woman Dies In Auto Crash On Keswick Road
An unidentified young woman died and her male companion Edward T. Merkin 28 a pharmacist suffered a fractured skull and a broken leg when the car failed to take a curve on Keswick road skidded through a guard rail and plunged 50 feet down an embankment in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Keswick
Edward T. Merkin
Arming of Ships Denounced by Night Hearing
A congressional hearing on arming ships ended with the committee denying extensions. Cabinet members Hull Stimson and Knox testified that removing the ban was imperative while the navy reportedly had enough antiaircraft guns for immediate merchant needs. Chairman Bloom stated no further extensions would be allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Sol Bloom
New York
Navy
Hull
Stimson
Knox
Bloom
D-N. Y
Loss of Command Shocks 44th Division Leader Powell
Maj. Gen. Clifford R. Powell, former New Jersey Senate president and acting governor, was relieved of command of the 44th Division. The unit, primarily drawn from New York and New Jersey National Guard, received no explanation from his superior Lieut. Gen. Hugh A. Drum.
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Clifford R. Powell
New Jersey State Senate
44Th
New Jersey
Hugh A. Drum
Getting Rid Of Raids Proves To Be Problem
In Salisbury Maryland on October 14 authorities halted downtown traffic for a simulated raid. Police dispatched emergency vehicles and warned residents as sirens faded then resumed flow, while Chief William Chatham prepared for another raid amid steady car congestion.
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Salisbury
Méd
Wicomico County
William Chatham
Main
Division
VFW Meeting Set for Wednesday at Armory
J G Fosbrink adjutant announces a Veterans of Foreign Wars post meeting at the armory on Wednesday night October 15 at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to attend as topics of immediate interest to the post will be discussed.
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J. G. Fosbrink
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Answers to test questions printed on page four list ten items. King George VI Pope Pius XII Victor Emmanuel II are named for question one with false for question two and a motto Duty Honor Country for three. The Marmara and Aegean seas for four, Day of Atonement for five, Sculptor for six, Roman Catholic for seven, Sweden for eight, Handel for nine, and true for ten.
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George VI
Pope Pius XII
Victor Emmanuel II
Sea of
Marmara
Aegean Sea
Sculptor
Sweden
Handel
Crafty Kitchen Towel Embellishments With Transfers
A simple craft idea suggests using a transfer pattern Pat tern 7051 to add six motifs onto kitchen towels. Minimal effort yields colorful cross stitch style designs with single-stitch flowers, producing towels desirable to any homemaker.
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The
Treasury
Et Homas Credit Jewelers
N. Loudoun &T
Meme Weil
Pittsburgh Paints
Smoot
Giles
Florhide
Glaize and
Bro
Clarke
Red Grange
Miss National Defense
Alma Carroll
California
Miss America of
National Defense
Army
Marine Corps
Quantico
Venice
Cal
J. W. Grove Furniture Co
Loudoun &T
Potomac By-Products Co
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Husky
Sbie
W. Adams
E. Piccadilly St
VFW
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
Rosenberger’s
John W. Bey
Aan
S. Braddock St
Household Arts Brooks
Winchester Dept
14Th Street
N. Y
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