Achievements in 4-H County Contest and Club Projects
The report lists winners in 4-H fairs including Poultry Roses and Best jar tomato juice. It covers home demonstration contests with Kerr and Ball contests, improvement efforts, and craft categories. It notes 12 organized girl clubs with 150 members and 11 boys under supervision, plus state-level participation and All-Star selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Carpenter
Mary Bbia Larrick
Clarence
Joshua Place
Harold Carter
Frances Carpenter
Jane Fout
Hilda Stotler
Hope Richards
Harriet Adams
Nancy Harbaugh
Hilda Whitacre
Bea
Elsie Edwards
Eliha Edwards
Winifred Brewer
Dorothy Brewer
Kerry
Mary Richard
Martha Richard
Hope Richard
Maxine. Link
Kerr
Paul Braithwaite
Edwin Marker
N. E. Tipton
Rebecca Adams
Maynard Bayliss
Beset Brumback
Ernest Davies
Hilda Orndorff
Elwood Stotler
Alma Orndorff
Peachy Glynn
Rebecca Lodge
Ralph Frye
Kenwynn Triplett
Udell Long
Mildred Snyder
Miss Farrar
Frederick County
Blacksburg
County 4 H Council year in review brief
The County 4 H Council held three meetings this year and conducted routine business. The group realized a total of 22.00 dollars, spent on activities sponsored by the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Council
Free Clinic For Adults Scheduled For Next Friday
A state health department specialist will conduct a chest disease clinic for adults at the District Nurse Association offices on Friday October 30 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. No former sanatorium patients will be examined and no appointments are needed. Those wishing to attend should consult their doctor or visiting nurses, especially individuals who have been exposed to acute tuberculosis cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
District Nurse Association
Foreign Affairs Landon Speech Planned in Indianapolis
Gov Alf Landon Republican presidential nominee arrives in Indianapolis for a 24 hour visit with a major foreign affairs speech expected. The address will be broadcast as he continues to Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburgh Trenton and New York for campaign stops and key speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Trenton
N. J
New York
King Nimley Is Captured in Liberia Campaign
Monrovia report says four years of jungle fighting ended when a frontier militia captured the powerful will-o-wisp chief King Nimley. Official tallies claim more than 20,000 natives dead or mutilated and over half the Liberian militia killed or wounded in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovia
Liberia
Nimley
Americans Add To Their Sweeps in Ireland Draw
Americans increased their winnings in the Cambridgeshire sweep during the morning draw for the 19th Irish hospitals event in Dublin. US participants claimed five residual prizes of $4,480 and 327 of 700 consolation prizes, each $500, averaging 46.7 per American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
United States
Mrs. Mary E. Rickard Dies at 85 in Middletown
Mrs. Mary E. Rickard, wife of W. H. Rickard, died at 9:30 p.m. at the home of daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ridings in Tom's Brook. Born September 23, 1851 near Luray, she was a Page county native and Middletown resident since 1879. Survived by husband and five children Lelia Snapp, Ella Ridings, J. Harry Rickard, Ernest D. Rickard, and Claude C. Rickard. Funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m. Mt. Carmel Cemetery interment.
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The
Star
Middletown
Mary E. Rickard
W. H. Rickard
Floyd Ridings
Tom's Brook
Rickard
Page County
Luray
Isaac
Barbara Ann Kauffm
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
"I'm O. K.," Dying Boy Tells Mother
George Alfred Thomas a 19 year old Maury High School football guard from Dandridge Tenn died of internal injuries after a game with Sevierville High School. He whispered to his mother I am OK before losing consciousness. The injury occurred in the second half after a kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dandridge
Tenn
O. K
George Alfred Thomas
Maury
Sevierville High School
Illness Fatal To Miss Bryarly
News from here reports the death of Miss Catherine L. Bryarly in Washington yesterday morning. After services in the Cathedral at Washington, the body will be taken to Mount Hebron for interment at 2 o clock Monday afternoon. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bryarly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Catherine L. Bryarly
Mount Hebron
J. W. Bryarly
President Is Counting On A Restful Sunday
President Roosevelt planned a restful weekend before the home-stretch campaign through New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware with 102 electoral votes. He will average more than a speech a day for the rest of the drive and finish official duties awaiting him. A Potomac trip and church attendance were possible as he sought relaxation and inspiration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Potomac
Reception for New Minister at Grace Lutheran Church
The Mary Martha Bible Class will sponsor a reception for Rev. C Worthington Lowe next Tuesday evening October 27 from 7 to 10 at the church parsonage on South Stewart Street. The event marks Lowe’s recent appointment as pastor of Grace Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
South Stewart Street
C. Worthington Lowe
Congregation Invites Members to Meet New Pastor
An invitation is extended to all congregation members to attend a gathering from seven to ten o clock to meet the new pastor.
Hunger Strikers End Fast as Mine Demands Met
Eight hundred coal miners across the Polish border end a four day hunger strike after management accepts all demands for higher pay and better working conditions. Miners barricaded approaches earlier and will return to work on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beuthen
Germany
Justice Stone Ill at Capital
Associate Justice Harlan F. Stone of the Supreme Court was confined to bed today with an intestinal ailment. Mrs. Stone said the illness is not serious, but he has been advised to rest for a time. He had been absent from court for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harlan F. Stone
Supreme Court
Whipped Cream Finishes Cream Soup With Salt Twist
A simple garnish with whipped cream and salt enhances each serving of cream soup, providing an appealing finish and a touch of sweetness.
Gravel Springs Lutheran Pastorate Services and Sunday School
Rev. C. E. Seastrunke leads Gravel Springs Bethel Albin St Johns Mt Williams and Star Tannery churches with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Divine service with communion follows at 11 a.m. Sermon delivered by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Seastrunke
Bethel
Albin
St. John’s
Mt. Williams
Gravel Springs
Star Tannery
Stork Derby Ends? Millar Will Fuels Toronto Contest
One of the last photos of Charles Vance Millar, the Toronto lawyer who died Oct. 1 1926, sparks the famed Stork Derby. Five Toronto mothers compete for a 500000 fund to be awarded to the mother bearing the most children in the 10 year period ending Oct. 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vance Millar
Toronto
Central Press
Unwritten Law Case Ends in Jury Deadlock
Cumberland Maryland October 24 After 20 hours of deliberation the jury could not agree on the murder charge against Raymond Buck Fiorita of Barrelville. Hasselrode was slain in a night gun duel with Fiorita as Mrs Fiorita was in Hasselrode s car The defense hinges on self defense with an unwritten law backdrop
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Cumberland
Raymond
Buck”) Fiorita
Barrelville
Here
Albert Hasselrode
David A. Robb
Hasselrode
Fiorita
Hyde Couple Enroute to Mexico City from Port Angeles
Dr and Mrs Frederick T Hyde of Port Angeles Washington travel through the South toward Mexico City for the winter. The retired physician, a former Winchester resident, attended the Harvard Tercentenary in Boston with his wife. He is a Harvard alumnus and son of Rev and Mrs J P Hyde, former heads of Fort Loudoun Seminary.
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Frederick T. Hyde
Port Angeles
Wash
Mexico City
Jack
Dr. Hyde
Winchester
J. P. Hyde
Old Fort Loudoun Seminary
Harvard University
Harvard
WPA Workers Demand Higher Wages Parade at White House
About 400 WPA workers marching from the Y M C A to the White House were denied a parade permit. Leaders Lasser Benjamin and John Kelly were arrested briefly after attempting to see President Roosevelt. The group later presented their demand to WPA officials via Joseph Porper and planned to seek Hopkins.
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Lasser Sai
White House
Roosevelt
WPA
Lasser
Herbert Benjamin
Organization
John Kelly
Alliance
Lackawanna County
McIntyre
Marvin H. McIntyre
Joseph Porper
City Projects Council
New York
Benjamin
Kelly
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Election Officials Listed by District and Roles
The document lists judges and clerks for multiple districts including Gray Canterbury Newtown Stonewall Old Forge and Gore with their assigned officials. It also names the commissioner of election for Opequon district and the county electoral board members J L Jolliffe J A Kline and Joanne W Harper.
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L. L. Link
Newtown
Stephens City
Luther Hottel
W. 8. Cook
F. Estes Kline
J.H. Argenbright
I. W. Scothorn
Opequon
C. C. Rickard
Stonewall
Dry Run
H. S. Brill
William Renner
N. G. Hershman
W. F. Brill
MclIlwee
Gore
W. J. Muse
W. N. Oates
N. K. Larrick
J. F. Morrison
J. J. Pugh
Lamps
Clinton Barr
John R. McKeever
W. H. Lamp
Harry Lamp
Maynard C. Snapp
Russell
Markets report from Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia prices
Regional agricultural markets note price movements for livestock and produce on Oct 24. Cattle, calves, hogs and sheep show mixed changes across Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia with steers up, cows down, and hogs mostly steady to lower. Produce and dairy items list unchanged or varied slightly in national quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore
Virginia
U. S
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. 8
D. A
Local Markets Listings Patchwork Prices and Products
Local Wholesale Market prices show varied rates for flour, butter, feed, eggs, cattle, poultry, and livestock. Entries include bag weights, per barrel and per hundred weights, with notes of brand names and assorted grading terms.
Markets Little Changed as Traders Cap Week Amid Election Tie
New York stocks ended near flat with minor gains and losses across leaders. About 650000 shares changed hands as traders shifted to the sidelines, with food for recovery strong and European influence limited. Bonds and commodities showed small swings and notable names such as General Electric, U S Steel, and Johns Manville posted modest moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ninble
Beyine Apercent
Ster
Chicago Wheat Prices Rise Amid Overseas War Spread
Chicago grain markets show wheat climbing despite global downturns as overseas war momentum guides local quotes. Cash wheat No. 2 red trades around 1.18 1/2 while futures advance to 1.14 1/8 for December and other staples hold mixed gains across corn oats rye and soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Illinois
Baltimore
Winchester
Apple Market Shipping Points Report Thursday
Winchester Martinsburg and nearby points show slow demand and dull market conditions. Carloads one. Usual terms by wire order. Barrels Stayman Yorks U S Util 2 to 3 4 inch min few 3.00 dollars. Bushel baskets Staymans U S No 1 2 1 2 inch min 1.35 dollars. Yorks U S No 1 21 2 inch min few 1.10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester - Martinsburg
Yorks U. S
Staymans U. S
Illness Update on Mrs. Taylor F Hahn at Home
Mrs. Taylor F Hahn is reported seriously ill at her home 555 North Loudoun Street after a severe heart attack this week. The update came this afternoon and confirms she remains ill.
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Taylor F. Hahn
North
Loudoun Street
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