Grand Master C Vernon Robinson speaks to Tri County Odd Fellows
Grand Master C Vernon Robinson of Warrenton was guest of honor at the Tri County Odd Fellows meeting in Middletown with Marsh Run Lodge No 17 hosting. He highlighted the order’s progress in northern Virginia while local officials and visitors from Front Royal Edinburg Stephens City Bentonville and other towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Vernon Robinson
Warrenton
Tri-County
Odd Fells Association
Middletown
Marsh Run Lodge
No 17
W. Erle Edwards
Winchester
Claude B. Stickley
Front Royal
Edinburg
Stephens City
Bentonville
Hopewell
Falls Church
Fredericksburg
Accotink
Martinsburg
Mr. Robinson
Virginia I
Bad Officiating Blamed in S V A Loss to Bullis Prep
S V A fell 13 to 10 in Washington DC to Bullis Prep and blamed officials for penalties. Five udder touchdown runs were called for infractions, per Hill, while auskas' field goal stood as the contest high point and tran sallarely from the 15 yard line. It was the cadets second straight loss after Fork Union beat them 20 to 46 last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullis Prep
Washington
D. C
Auskas
Fork Union
Bullis
Carpers Valley Notes and Irish Sweepstakes Draw
Carpers Valley updates from Oct 22 detail local visits birthdays and social gatherings with residents including Kelchner Lowery James White and Hook families. In Dublin Ireland, Americans won 25 of 50 prizes totaling 530 dollars in the sweepstakes, with no Virginians listed among winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpers Valley
Mary Louise Kelchner
James Lowery
Bennie James
Lillie Hook
Earl Edmonson
Phyllis Holmes
Elsie Miller
Aileen Barham
Harry Warren
Edward Butler
Lester Hook
A. C. White
George Kelchner
Virginia
Hilda Anderson
Hibkel Carper
T. Lake
Junior Oates
Earl Bailey
Swartz
Madeline White
Maurice Ritter
Winchester
Edgar White
Ruby Barham
Peggy Golightly
Emily Bell White
Eunice Kremer
Owen Kelchner
Dublin
Messenger Boys Threaten To Strike Over Wage Policy
In New York on October 22 organized telegraph messenger boys announced a strike threat should employers get a 25 cents per hour minimum under the federal wage hour bill. Western Union and Postal Telegraph seek exemptions. mediator Dr. William Leiserson will review the request. Union official Joseph P. Selly said about 80 percent of members favor striking if wages are cut.
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Gaunt
Hitler
Mussolini
Mr. Gaunt
Clarke County
New York
Chicago
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
William Leiserson
Department of Labor
Joseph P. Selly
American Communications Association
Emmert Stover Dies in Virginia Hospital
Emmert Stover nephew of Reverend G. W. Stover of Winchester died yesterday in University Hospital Charlottesville Virginia after a brief pneumonia illness. He was a prominent Rockingham County mill owner and operator. Services are set for tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Winchester
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Emmert Stover
G. W. Stover
Stover
Rockingham County
Annual Achievement Day awards and displays catalog
The list records multiple division winners from the Annual Achievement Day. Poultry and canning classes name first place finishers such as Clarence Cather Harriet Adams Hope Richard and Elizabeth Grove, with numerous second and third places for others, plus girls notebook exhibit best note and farm and home display winners.
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Richard Cather
James Judy
Dorothy Harbaugh
Juanita Scrivener
Arthur Shane
Robert Dailey
Hugh Dailey
Linda Dailey
Nelson Carpenter
Clarence Cather
Harriet Adams
Hope Richard
Elizabeth Grove
Nancy Harbaugh
Hi Richard
Mary Gay Marker
Hope
Hilda Whitacre
Julia DeHaven
Alma Orndorff
Harriet Aherns
Round Hill
Gainesboro
Mountain View
Elizabeth Ritenour
Catherine Ritenour
Lily Fleury
Babs Larrick
Jean M. Bell
Roy Bayliss
Ralph Prye
Douglas Ritter
Mary Virginia Johnson
Berryville Dominates St. Mary's 39-0 in Home Victory
Berryville High School overwhelmed St. Mary's School with a 39-0 win. Parker scored twice while Dickie Potts and Joe Harris added touchdowns as Berryville controlled the game from the opening whistle. The hosts used many substitutes late, reflecting their clear edge in experience and training.
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Berryville
Berryville High School
St. Mary's School
Parker
Dickie Potts
Joe Harris
Buckeye
Potts
George Pope
Hagerstown
St. Mary’s
Invaders
St. Mary's
Harris
Pope
Ford to Call Back Men as Production Rises
Ford Motor Co on October 22 announced plans to substantially boost employment next week as new model production resumes. About 53,000 workers have been employed, with recalls running at about 1,000 a week. the exact number to be called back remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Harry H. Bennett
Labor Board Appeals to Supreme Court on Sit-Down Strike Right
The National Labor Relations Board appealed to the Supreme Court from a lower court ruling that permits an employer to discharge workers who seize property during a sit-down strike. The Fansteel plant in North Chicago was the site, with the action beginning February 17, 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
North
Chicago
Fansteel Metallurgical Corporation
Hitler's Paper Publishes Manifesto In Vienna
The Vienna edition of Volkischer Beobachter published a manifesto bearing signatures of hundreds of priests across German Austria. It pledges loyalty to the people the Reich and the Fuehrer and endorses Joseph Buerckel’s October 3 speech attacking the Austrian Catholic hierarchy as anti Nazi.
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Vienna
Attac
Rty
Adolf Hitler
Newsboys Within Act Rules Narrow Age Employed
Washington October 22. Regulations under the wage hour act permit some newsboys aged 14 to 16 to work while barring younger children. Miss Katherine Lenroot, chief of the Children's Bureau, specifies that ages 14 and 15 may be employed but not in mining manufacturing operating motor vehicles or messenger service.
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Washington
Katherine Lenroot
Children’s Bureau
Shorts Ruled Out At College Park
In College Park Maryland on October 22 a University of Maryland decision bars drum majors and pretty girls in shorts from marching. Dean Adele Stamp and a faculty committee said shorts are inappropriate attire until more suitable garments are obtained. Shirley Connor and Dorothy Arnold served as drum majors at the Western Maryland game in shorts, drawing censure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
University of Maryland
Adele Stamp
Shirley Conor
Dorothy Arnold
Sikora Wins An Acquittal
Chicago verdict finds Rudolph Sikora 31 acquitted of killing Edward Solomon, the lover of his wife. Jury of 11 husbands and a bachelor deliberated under two hours, citing protecting the sanctity of the American home. Spectators cheered as Sikora spoke of three years of marital happiness.
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Chicago
Rudolph Sikora
Russell F. Hornburg
Edward Solomon
Margaret Sikora
Sikora
Baby Lulu to Receive Expert Care for Blessing Event
San Francisco reports Lulu the giraffe, a local favorite at the 200, will receive expert care for her blessed event next month. The City Pather committee allocated 200 for a maternity specialist. Lulu and her mate William are described as the only breeding giraffes in the country and already have one colt born last year.
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San Francisco
Lulu
City Pathers
William
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