Schools Cooperate In Lord Fairfax Conservation Work
The Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District reports all 59 district public schools are promoting conservation values and soil district awareness. Students will enter an essay contest on Virginia soil conservation with awards funded by local banks and businesses.
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Lord Fairfax Conservation
Lord Fairfax
Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District
Walker McClond
Clearbrook
Frederick County
B. A. Hepner
Maurertown
Shenandoah County
J. Carl Coiner
Woodstock
Raymond H. Rudacille
Gien Echo
Warren County
Oscar M. Carr
Berryville
Clarke County
Virginia
Reliance Rally Day Services Noted At Church
Yesterday Reliance church held Rally Day services with Miss Jean Baker leading the adult class. Families and neighbors were mentioned visiting and hosting, including the Gruver family from Waynesboro and Jim Cooley and H E Gruver guests at The Plains. Mrs H E Gruver ill at home, Home Demonstration cake decorating held, visitors shown from Strasburg and Tiffin Ohio.
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Reliance
Jean Baker
Maryl Gruver
Waynesboro
Ohio
Ray Updyke
Strasburg
Nannie Bray
H E Gruver
Eldon Dovell
Gilbert Brumback
Sallie
Kay
Charles Atlas Still Alive In Good Shape
In a recent interview Charles Atlas denies rumors of his death. He quips with a Twain joke and asserts he is in his fifties and healthy, laughing off false reports.
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Charles Atlas
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Local Library Group Elects Officers and Directors
Richard L Bromley of Berryville is the new president with C Lucian Brumback as vice president Landon Whitacre named public director Directors include D K Russell Arthur R Cather and others succeeding Monroe Buckley Roy L Bageant Details note librarian training requires college graduation plus a year in an accredited library school Undergraduate study should cover history literature one modern foreign language and research methods with science social science knowledge aiding library service
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Richard L. Bromley
Berryville
C. Lucian Brumback
Landon Whitacre
D. K. Russell
Arthur R. Cather
Larrick
Mr. Rinker
Monroe
Buckley
Roy L. Bageant
First televised football game debut on September 30 1939
On September 30 1939 Station W2XBS8 in New York City aired the first televised football game. Fordham University faced Waynesburg College at Randall's Island with Fordham winning 34 to 7.
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W2xbs8
New York City
Randall’s Island
Fordham University
Waynesburg College
Fordham
Southern States Adds Larrick and Rinker To Board of Directors
L. T. Larrick of White Post and Alfred Rinker of Route 1-A were named as new directors at the Winchester Southern States Cooperative annual meeting held Friday night at the Sarah Zane Fire Hall. Nearly 400 attended as district manager L. W. Richardson and Winchester plant manager R. W. Ferger gave reports.
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L. T. Larrick
White Post
Alfred Rinker
Route 1-A
Winchester Southern States Cooperative
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
L. W. Richardson
Winchester
R. W. Ferger
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Winchester Evening Star
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