Notables Listed For Speeches At Press Meeting
Sherwood Anderson and Bruce Crawford will be featured speakers at the Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association convention at Radford State Teachers College. About 150 to 200 delegates from Virginia colleges are expected. Crawford will discuss The Crusades of County Weekly. Stouffer will cover Make-Up and News. Robertson will address business managers on advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era Eeeorg the Star
Sherwood Anderson
Bruce Crawford
Virginia
Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association
Radford State Teachers
Virginia Polytechnic
Marion
Radford State Teacher’s College
Crawford
Norton
Congress
8 County
Roanoke World-News
R. R. Roberston
New York
Late Conveyances Of City Realty
Real estate records show transfers including T. B. Patton to Northern Virginia Co. on North Cameron Street with nominal consideration. Theodore F. Jackimier to J. W. er for a house and lot at 1632 Valley Avenue with nominal consideration. Beulah M. re lot on Shawnee Ave and M. M. Lynch as commissioner to Earl L. Mason at 707 Berryville Avenue for 2300 dollars. George M. Baylisset to H. J. Martin with two parcels at Valley Avenue and James Street and 1004 South Cameron Street totaling 4080 dollars. W. F. Luttrell to Seabright Jr. for lot on Whittier Avenue with nominal consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Patton
Northern ‘ Virginia Co
Cameron Street
Theodore F. Jackimier
J. W. Er
Valley Avenue
H. Margaret M. Newlin
Beulah M
Shawnee
M. M. Lynch
Earl L. Mason
Berryville Avenue
George M. Baylisset
365 Nights in Hollywood sparks with fast pace and sharp wit
A lively comedy about a girl from Peoria and a pursuit of stardom with two adagio ice men leading the spoof. Frank Mitchell Jack Durant and a supporting cast split sides as George Marshall directs a brisk screen fantasia packed with laughs and thrills for a Hollywood satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Faye
Peoria
Jimmy
Frank Mitchell
Jack Durant
Alice
Yes
Frank Melton
Grant Mitchell
John Bradford
Frank Conroy
John Qualen
Warner Bros Capitol double feature offers two entertaining pictures
This week's program showcases The Richest Girl In The World starring Mariam Hopkins and By Choice with Ngo and May Robson. Also featured are Mae West in Belle Of The Nineties and Walter Connolly in supporting roles, plus novelty by Mor tem Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariam Hopkins
Ngo
May Robson
Lady Day
Miss
Miss Robson
Roger Star
Mae West
Walter Connolly
Mortem Downey
Chrysanthemums Care From Mrs Gilpin at Winchester Club
Mrs Kenneth N Gilpin outlines three methods to raise chrysanthemums by seed division or cuttings. She explains spring pinching to promote bushy plants, rooting of cuttings, and shading and moist soil. She notes protection from frost, staking with window screens, and lists hardy varieties ideal for Winchester area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Winchester
County Garden Club
Barbara Cumming
Ruth Cumming
Buckingham
Frances Whittlesey
Light Opera Injected Into Maryland Fight
In Maryland a campaign theater clash erupts as Republicans attack on $2 auto tag promises while Governor Ritchie accuses Harry W. Nice of ignorance. Lee J Cookman Boyd, Baltimore Park Board president, satirizes Ritchie with a Mikado parody and labels Democratic attorney general candidate O Conor a melodrama villain. Boyd previously backed Nice in 1919 and again seeks nomination in the current race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ritchie
Hagerstown
Harry W. Nice
Lee J Cookman Boyd
Baltimore Park Board
Frederick
Boyd
Bertie
Herbert R. O'Conor
Nice
Isaacs Looms as Next Golf Champion in State Open
At Richmond on October 25 about 65 golfers began the 72 hole state open led by defending champion Bobby Cruickshank. Newport News’s Charlie Isaacs, runner up last year, emerged as Cruickshank’s main challenger. Chandler Harper, a former amateur star, starts alongside Isaacs as the bid for the title continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Bobby Cruickshank
Cruicks
Charlie Isaacs
Newport News
Cruickshank
Chandler Harper
Isaacs
Burglars Target Railroad Freight House in Rockford
In Rockford Illinois burglars pried open a packing case at the Illinois Central Railroad freight house but fled after seeing the contents. The case held Bibles and no further theft was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, Ill
Tlinois Central Railroad
Little red hen battles rodents in Leonardtown tale
In Leonardtown Maryland a small red hen confronts a rodent threat. Rats had ruined her brood of seven chickens. She protects her nest of young mice by pecking each intruder on the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonardtown
Skunk Aids Boys Escape From Rotary Home
A skunk distracted a pursuing posse as two youths fled the Rotary Home for Wayward Boys in a corn field. The pair hopped a freight train and were later captured, the chase aided by the animal’s presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Rotary
Headmaster Resigns to Study for Ministry
The 60 year old headmaster of Archbishop Temple School resigns to attend college for two years. He has long aspired to become a minister since age eighteen and now seeks qualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Archbishop Temple School
Odd death customs and Egyptian Tang in cigarettes
A Balkan practice uses a tub of water by the door as a sign death has visited a home and a friendly gesture to appease the Reaper. Egyptian Tang in cigarettes arises from tobacco sourced abroad with a unique atmosphere in Egypt affecting the flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkan Countries
Egypt
Turkey
Balkans
Greece
United States
Ambitious thieves steal 50000 gallon tank in Pottsville
Railroad detectives tracked the dismantled cedar water storage tank stolen from Pottsville, hidden in thick brush after the crew proved unable to carry it away. The 50,000 gallon tank was made of valuable cedar wood and recovered after a days long search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Puppets vanish with eight actors in Chicago scurry
Evanston resident H L Beck reports eight puppets disappeared after parking his car and returning to find them missing. He describes the puppets as wooden legged performers valued at 800 dollars. A policeman questions how they could walk, and Beck clarifies they are string puppets used in shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. L. Beck
Evanston
Nolan
Beck
Golden tones in new fall makeup and hair shades
Doris Lee Leeds, principal speaker at the Illinois Domesticians and Beauty Culturists Association convention, promotes gold face powders and silver hair options. She says silver gray hair is now a stylish asset, not a sign of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Doris Lee Leeds
Illinois Domesticians and Beauty Culturists Association
Itasca Name Origins and Longshoremen Meaning
Itasca derives from veritas caput meaning true head and marks Lake Itasca as the Mississippi source. Longshoremen refers to a stevedore on wharves or a shore fisherman who makes a living along sea shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Itasca
Mississippi River
England wins speed race at Melbourne with Jones and Waller
England takes both first and fourth in the Melbourne speed event as Cathcart Jones and Ken Waller land at Laverton field at 2 54 p m Their English aircraft mirrors the de Havilland Comet used by Scott and Black who won the prior race Americans finish second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
England
Cathcart Jones
Ken Waller
Laverton Field
C. W. A. Scott
T. Campbell Black
de Haviland
Alexandria’s Pharos Lighthouse Legacy and Port Ties
Alexandria Egypt, oldest port in the world, hosts Pharos lighthouse from the third century BC. The city lies about 5 000 miles from New York and serves as Cairo’s main port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Egypt
Pharos
New York
Cairo
Public sale of county home in Armourdale development near Kernstown
A. C. Rudolph and wife conveyance through a 1934 deed of trust prompts a public auction of Lots 35 and 36 in Armourdale Development near Kernstown. The sale in Winchester is set for November 17 1934 at 11 AM with one third cash and the rest in two annual installments secured by bonds and an act of trust. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall note the property previously conveyed to A C Rudolph by Frank H Taylor on March 25 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Rudolph
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Armourdale
Kernstown
Frank H. Taylor
W. E. Edwards
Trus Dunn & Duvall
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Warner Bros. Capitol
Chrysanthemums
Maryland
John Robinson
Robinson
Eee Teele
Poley
J. W. Rosenberger & Co
CNP
Duco
Ikey’s Shoe Shine
N. Main
Henry
Cammertire CO
Ai Boscawen Sts
U.S. Tires
Herrell Sales Corp
South Loudoun St
Winchester, Va
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Twin-City Oil & Cas Corp
Fas Terminal Bldg
Baker’s Service
Winchester Garage
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