Woolf Urges Life Laws in Address at State College
Special to The Star Dr. Woolf argues life is conditional under natural and spiritual laws. He says heredity environment and personal effort shape physical and intellectual life while spiritual life centers on Me, Christ, life as the sole true formula. The college Glee Club then performed By the Waters of Minnetonka under Miss Shaeffer’s direction.
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Dr. Woolf
Paul
Woolf
College Glee Club
Minnetonka
Lieurance
Edna Shaeffer
Panama Canal levels differ between Pacific and Atlantic ends
A report finds the Pacific end of the Panama Canal sits higher than the Atlantic end by several inches. In February the water levels equalize, but for the rest of the year tidal and wind influences cause the Pacific to rise above the Atlantic.
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Panama Canal
Pacife
Atlantic
Patee
Pacific
Valley Society Seeks Funds In Shenandoah Co
Woodstock meeting notes Valley Incorporated seeks financial support from Shenandoah County citizens to sustain its activities. President A T Moore and Secretary Percy Loth explained expenses are kept low due to volunteer service and minimal overhead for stenography postage and basic advertising.
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Valley Society
Shenandoah Co
Woodstock
A T. Moore
The
Shenandoah Valley Incorporated
Percy Loth
Shenandoah County
Hotel Woodstock
Anl
Valley Incorporated
Moore
Loth
Roosevelt Backers Rally In Rockingham Message
In Harrisonburg a keynote urging support for President Roosevelt’s recovery program was delivered by A Willis of Lexington. Major Robertson defended the Virginia administration while noting the risk to state finances if Republicans win. Speakers at Broadway High School highlighted the Shenandoah Valley tourist campaign and urged continued backing of current policy.
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The
Star
Harrisonburg
Roosevelt
A. Willis
Lexington
Mt. Clinton
Henry A. Wise
United States Senate
Robertson
Major Robertson
Virginia
Major Wise
Fred W. McWane
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Republican Party
House of Delegates
Rockingham
Congress
J. Owen Beard
John T. Harris
Lightning Rod Experiments Show Protective Cone Radius
Experiments indicate a low building lightning rod may protect a cone about four times the rod height. A very high rod atop a skyscraper may protect a cone with a radius only about twice the rod height or less.
Statue of Grief Erected in Rock Creek Cemetery in 1801
Henry Adams placed a veiled woman statue at Rock Creek cemetery Washington in 1801 in memory of his wife. The work by Augustus St Gaudens is praised as among his finest pieces and sometimes called Peace of God.
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Rock Creek Cemetery
Washington
Henry Adams
Augustus St. Gaudens
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A brief sports note describes a team aiming to win their first game on their home field to maintain a clean state after an earlier Sunday game.
Semi-Pros To Tackle a Strong Team Sunday
Funeral rites for Henry Bell were held at Christ Episcopal Church with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Winchester residents filled the church and lined the bier with floral tributes, as ten truck drivers acted as pallbearers.
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Henry Bell
Winchester
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Meredith Anderson
Elmer Lonas
Clarence Pope
Archur Sager
Sam Renner
Boyd Sales
Thomas Dicks
Clarence Lake
George Snapp
John Grove
Robert M Glass
J. Victor Arthur
O. L. Jamison
Thomas Boyd
Luther Innes
Rerbert Shutter
H. Yost
Relatives Attend Funeral From Distant Cities
Relatives from Union City New Jersey and Front Royal Virginia gathered for the funeral. Attendees included John Bell Mrs B B Young Mrs H Prentice Miss Anna Bell and others from Union City and Front Royal as noted.
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John Bell
H. ©. Prentice
Anna Bell
Union City
N. J
Henry Lebecke
P. H. Carminer
C. A. Duke
Catherine Krueger
Chester Duke
Roderick Shryock
Front Royal
Bible Class Helps Red Cross Fund in Winchester
Walker McC Bond announces a substantial donation to the Winchester Frederick county Red Cross from the Presbyterian Woman's Bible Class. Miss Sophie Baker delivers the gift on behalf of the Federated Council of Church Women. Bond thanks the contributors for the support.
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Red Cross Fund
Walker McC. Bond
Winchester-Frederick County
American Red Cross
Presbyterian Woman's Bible Class
Sophie Baker
Federated Council of Church Women of Winchester
Bond
Stickley to Judge at Rappahannock Field Trials
Claude B. Stickley of Vonenens is named as one of the judges for the eleventh annual fall trials of the Rappahannock Amateur Field Trials Association to begin Monday at Leeds town in Westmoreland county Virginia. George M. Rodgers of Mount Holly New Jersey will be the other judge. The two day event includes three stake events and a beach show with expected entries from Virginia District of Columbia Maryland and Pennsylvania. The Rappahannock Trials rank just behind the Camp Lee trials in state prominence and draw a large entry.
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Claude B. Stickley
Vonenens
Rappahannock Amateur Field Trials Association
Leedstown
Westmoreland County
George M. Rodgers
Mount Holly
N. J
Virginia
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Rappahannock
Camp Lee
Denver Sealed History Opens Records Vault for Centuries
Denver preserves two thousand books and records in sealed cop per boxes and vaults for a twentieth century civilization project. Trey will reveal history at 200 year intervals with the first opening planned for year two eighteen one A D.
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Denver
Trey
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