Red Cross Workers Of Northern Va Meet In Harrisonburg
Red Cross workers from 24 chapters in the Northern Virginia district meet in Harrisonburg for an all day conference with National Headquarters representatives. F A Winfrey will speak at the luncheon and discuss Florida disaster relief after the hurricane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Workers of
Northern Va
Harrisonburg
Barbiso
Van
Red Grete Park
Virginia
Relief Organization
Red Cross
F.A. Winfrey
Florida
Siberian Commission
Winfrey
American Red Cross
Siberian
Washington
Kavanaugh
Wilson
Presbyterian Church
John W. Morrison
John Paul
Northern Virginia
Augusta
Annabelle Peterson
J. J. Rives
Methodist Church
Voluneer
Fier
Igcussion
Miss Coleman
Virginia Field
Red Cross Sessions Invite Regional Attenders
An organizer urges residents from Nock Rockbridge Rockingham Prince William Shenandoah and Warren to attend Red Cross sessions for valuable discussions and reports likely to benefit all participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nock
Rockbridge
Rockingham
Prince William
Shenandoah
Warren
Red Cross
Hog Cholera Sweeps Midwest in Historic Illinois Crisis
Hog cholera devastates Illinois Iowa and Nebraska herds as markets tumble and slaughtered carcasses burn nightly. State veterinarian calls epizootic the worst in Illinois history while serum shortages thwart vaccination and curb supplies for packing plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Illinois
Chicago
Iowa
Nebraska
Mdlinois
F. A Laird
Chicago Board’ of Trade
T. P. White
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
North
Towa
White
Impressive Rites For Walter Capper Are Held
A large funeral service for Walter Capper was held at his North Lou - ay home with Pastor J. Luther Neff and the Market Street Methodist choir. burial followed at Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included James Brown and J. Joseph Sullivan. Distinctive floral tributes highlighted the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Capper
North Louatay
Pas K
Ev. J. Luther Neff
Market Street
Moe
Hebron
James Brown
Eer ™ Taylor
John Fp, Carper
Walter Cooper
J. Joseph Sullivan
Rodney Carper
Mr. Capper
Harry Capper
Philadelphia
Clen M. Capper
John Griffith
A.newton Griffith
Elmer Pusey
Carrie Gary
Beulah
Bunker Hill
Dora Fisher
Ohio
Bruce McDonald
George ‘Pine
Lee Pine
Darkesville
Belle Krouse
Smith Pine
Janie Scruggs
Daniel Clendenning
Jennie Staub
Mary DeHaven
Harry Busey
Harry Miller
Martinsburg
O'C
Nations Far Apart On Plan To Reduce Fighting Forces
Geneva reports indicate wide gaps between nations on disarmament. The Associated Press notes skeptics doubt the general disarmament conference planned by the League of Nations, to convene before next September, amid lengthy American prep work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
Decree Refers Real Estate Audit In Virginia Case
In Fred Hick County Virginia a decree dated July 28 1926 orders a Commissioner in Chancery to appraise W Belle Andersons real estate its extent gross and annual rent and the mens if any with priority. Notice given that on October 29 1926 in Winchester VA the Commissioner will conduct proceedings and require interested parties to appear with evidence and vouchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court OF
Fredhick County
Virginia
George S. Whitacre
Rad
Belle Anderson
W. Belle Anderson
Commissioner's Office
Winchester
Ti B. Newlin
Master Gosioner
Chancery Ward & Larrick
P.q
Italy France oppose separate naval pact at Geneva
The Geneva talks confront Italian and French resistance to a stand-alone naval limitation treaty. Italy cites Mediterranean interests and India routes, while Britain fears a three power agreement excluding Japan. Russia's absence and nearby states’ reluctance to cut land forces add to an uncertain conference outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
France
English Channel
Mediterranean
India
British Dominions
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Russia
Poland
Rumania
Finland
Geneva
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WIN Theatre
Ada Katchée Oprie
Atari NE
AL ST. John
DexsFier
Anderson
VATER
Tle
Britain
The
Associated Press
New Vo. JC Department
Court House
Heather
National Sales Store
S. Main St
Cyril Mathews
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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