Dublin Through Time and its Turbulent Past
English rule barred Irish from office in Dublin before Henry VII. The city houses two Protestant cathedrals, St. Patrick’s and its 12th century structure, Cromwell’s desecration, Trinity College founded 1591, Handel’s Dublin year and Messiah, Mrs. Allen’s city portrait, Easter Rising 1916 damage to Sackville Street, Phoenix Park’s 2000 acres and its 1882 murders of Cavendish and Burke, and the Wicklow mountains facing the Irish Sea.
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Dublin
St. Patrick's
Cromwell
James I
Trinity Col
Handel
Messiah
Wicklow Mountains
Lupen
Irish Sea
Bay of Dublin
Ruth Graves Weds A Melvin Lewis In City Ceremony
Ruth N Graves married A Melvin Lewis at 8 am Sunday in Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev W M Brashears officiated at the bride’s mother Georgiana Graves home 910 South Braddock street. They honeymooned at Middletown Wayside Inn and plan a Nov 5 home at 375 Gray Avenue. Lewis operates a North Kent grocery. guests included Califo n mayor Beaty and several Whitesells and Graves family members.
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Ruth N. Graves
A. Melvin Lewis
W. M. Brashears
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Georgiana Graves
South Braddock Street
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Pennsylvania
Handley High School
National Fruit Product Company
Lewis
North Kent Street
R. Page Lewis
Gray Avenue
Elston Beaty
Califon
N. J
Lydia Whitesell
West Orange
WN. J
Raymond Whitesell
Newark
Clifford Graves
Baltimore
William Funk
Local Social Calendar And Club Meetings
The notice lists weekly and special events from Tuesday to Friday including Music Lovers Club rehearsal at Mrs. Buckley’s home 20 South Stewart Street, Advisory Committee meeting at George Washington Hotel, Hallowe en social at United Brotherhood Church, Kiwanis Club lunch at George Washington Hotel, Annefield Cup tea, Winchester Lodge Elks meet, Grace Lutheran Adult Choir practice, Rotary Club luncheon, and American Legion post gathering at George Washington Hotel. Public invited to committees and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Better Housing
George Washington Hotel
Senior Christian Endeavor
United Brothern Church
Kiwanis Club
Annefield
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Paper On Dublin Is Read At Century Club Meeting
Mrs. Lewis Allen presents a Dublin themed paper at the Century Club’s first regular meeting, October 23, detailing Dublin as Ireland’s chief city with few industries and key exports including lion cubs, alongside a history spanning Norse and Norman arrivals and the city’s role as a fortress within a Catholic country.
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Dublin
Century Club
Lewis Allen
Lewis Hyde
Ireland
Antwerp
Pale
Henry
Bristol
Eng
Mrs De Grange Hosts Century Club at South Washington
Mrs H Clay De Grange entertained Century Club members this afternoon at her South Washington street home. The papers were read by Miss Susanne and Mrs Arthur M Field. Miss Bessie McNeer returned home to Middletown after a two week visit in New York.
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de Grange
Century Club
H. Clay de Grange
South Washington Street
Eea
Saraane
Arthur M. Field
Bessie McNeer
Middletown
New York
Wedding of Rev. Snyder Alleman and Lester Mikesell in Pennsylvania
The ceremony united Rev. Snyder Alleman and Lester Mikesell in Pennsylvania. The bride, a divorcee, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frederick Wilders, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mikesell. He is manager of a chain grocery store in Wayre. A friend of the contracting parties witnessed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Mikesell
Charles Frederick Wilders
Harry Mikesell
Wayre
Virginia Rally Day Observed by Winchester W C T U
Winchester branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will observe Rally Day with an 8 o'clock meeting on Thursday evening November 1 at Mrs Carl Burner's home West Boscawen Street. An attractive program of music and readings has been arranged and friends of the temperance cause are invited.
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Virginia
Winchester
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Carl Burner
West Boscawen Street
Temperance Cause
Delphians Set Meeting On Middle Age Music
The Winchester Chapter of the Delphian Society meets at 2 30 Thursday at Handley Library with Mrs Louis L Baker leading a discussion on secular music of the middle ages. Rehearsal for Music Lovers Club is Tuesday at 7 30 at Mrs Frank L Buckley's hall. Shawnee Garden Club gathers November 1 at 3 30 at 421 South Stewart. Ralph B Snapp of Lever Brothers heads to Philadelphia for two weeks of sales work.
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Winchester
The
Delphian Society
Handley Library
Louis L. Baker
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart
Street
Shawnee Garden Club
Allen T. Hawthorne
South Stewart Street
Ralph B. Snapp
Eddie Herman
Lever Brothers Company
Philadelphia
Hydrodynamics term streamlines traced to Lamb's 1906 definition
The term streamline has long been used in hydrodynamics. Horace Lamb defined it in 1906 as a line from point to point whose direction everywhere matches the fluid’s motion.
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Horace Lamb
Paralyzed Actress Mary Blackford Faces Lifelong Limits
Once a hopeful 18 year old in motion pictures Mary Blackford was paralyzed from the neck down after a recent automobile accident and doctors say recovery is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Blackford
Miss Blackford
Ceremony at Gatsby Tavern Marks Preservation Loan
An afternoon ceremony at Gatsby's Tavern in Alexandria honored an improvement loan from the Federal Housing Bureau of the American Legion Post of Alexandria. Governor Peery and Mayor Davison spoke. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Admiral Cary T. Grayson attended. Third Cavalry Band performed. CBS broadcast one of its four largest radio hook ups.
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Alexandria
Old Gatsby's Tavern
Peery
Virginia
Davison
Federal Housing Bureau
American Legion Post of
Gadsby’s Tavern
America
Gadsby
Woodrow Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Third Cavalry Band
Columbia Broadcasting System
Columbia
Welfare Group Meets Friday to Discuss School and Art Work
A Child Welfare committee meeting is set for 10:30 Friday morning in the council chamber. Miss Annie Preston Starling Frederick County school supervisor will discuss issues in school and art work. Mrs James A Miller is named in the notice.
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Council Chamber
Annie Preston Starling
Frederick County
James A. Miller
Quake Disturbance Shakes Erie Residents
An afternoon ground disturbance in Erie Pennsylvania trifled downtown and homes. Buildings swayed and dishes fell as residents reported shock and excitement with no serious damage though one woman was thrown from bed by the tremor. The quake struck after 3 p m.
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Erie
Damage by Moths Incur $250 Million Clothing Loss
The annual cost from clothes moth damage in the nation is estimated at 250 million dollars, covering garments and wardrobes across households. Experts note significant financial impact on consumers and retailers due to fabric damage and replacement costs.
Secure Jobs For Many Unemployed In County And City
Relief workers and clients found 80 jobs in the county two months which include 2 permanent 10 temporary and 68 by their own efforts In the city 39 people found temporary work by themselves 9 permanent posts found by welfare workers and 5 temporary jobs total 53 In all 133 jobs exist in city and county temporarily relieving the relief office of 133 cases.
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Relief Office
New Minister Welcomed by Frederick County Clergy Group
The Frederick County Ministerial Association gathered at Rev. Allen Jones's Stephens City home. Rev. F. M. Lucas, newly welcomed pastor of Stephens City Methodist Church, spoke on The Unchanging Christ and Ministry. Officers Snyder Heman and Franklin G. Seager were elected president and secretary-treasurer.
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Frederick County
Allen Jones
Stephens City
J. D. Russell
H. E. Richardson
F. M. Lucas
Stephens City Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Snyder Heman
Franklin G. Seager
Damage Suit Progresses In Harrisonburg
A $50,000 damage suit by David S. Fox of Page County seeks redress for the death of Basil Fox, who died when a telegraph pole fell during work in the District of Columbia. The trial in United States District Court covered negligence claims against the railroad company and safety measures during flood recovery work after the August 1933 flood on the Pennsylvania line.
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Harrisonburg
Fox
Anacostia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Government Eyes Payroll Tax to Fund Unemployment Insurance
Washington notes the Roosevelt administration moves toward work relief over dole as winter nears. PWA and FERA eye expanded public works while planning a payroll tax to fund unemployment insurance, with bills expected for Congress and the President's approval. Hopkins and Ickes push rehabilitation loans to shift jobless from direct relief to work.
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Washington
PWA
Federal Relief Administration
Roosevelt
Congress
Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
FERA
Hopkins
Harrison
D-Miss
Launch Crusade Against Crime In Washington
A mass meeting in Washington gathers 800 lawyers and laymen to form a permanent District of Columbia Bar Association committee on criminal justice. The panel would monitor improve and critique enforcement. Police seek links between John Dunn alias Ward Johnson and the Takoma Park shooting of Allen B Wilson.
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Washington
District of Columbia Bar Association
John
Slim) Dunn
Ward Johnson
Allen B. Wilson
Takoma Park
Wilson
Ert McDonald
Gamber
Decayed Telegraph Pole Cited in Accident Probe
Witnesses described the pole post accident as decayed in the center though none were expert on tele graph poles. The Fox estate is represented by Harrison and Harrison of Winchester and Lynn Lucas of Luray, while the railroad company is represented by R Gray Williams and Senator Russell Cather of Winchester.
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Fox
Harrison and
Consolation Prizes Drawn in Irish Hospital Sweepstakes
Dublin reports fourteen hundred consolation prizes valued at 100 pounds each were drawn for the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes. The notice also mentions the Cambridgeshire handicap horse draw continuing.
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Dublin
Irish Hospital
Horse race at Newmarket run tomorrow in England season
It notes a race at Newmarket, England with details indicating the event would be run tomorrow following a completion reported yesterday. The item references the venue and timing for the upcoming run.
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Newmarket
England
The Law of Averages Explained in Brief
The concept shows that though human events cannot be predicted with certainty, trends can be estimated by arithmetic averages of related statistics. It argues that outcomes tend toward expected values over many trials.
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Mr. Lewis
John Nixon
Amherst Street
Betty Jeanne Nixon
Lucile Lovett
Dorothy deGrange
Helen Stouffer
Susan Shryock
Jean Shade
Colleen Shine
Jane Myers
Mary Cooper
Gretnan Patton
Carolyn Clifton
Dixie Fugitt
Mary Place
Colleen Clowser
Jean Ebert
June Cline
Dorothy Miller
Janet Nixon
Frances Burke Rodgers
Spilman
Associated Press
Star Today
Pittsburgh
Heyward Spilman
Warrenton
Spilmans
Donald Rodgers
Sewickley
Bostonian If
Huntsberry
Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rev. Snyder Alleman
Streamline
Gatsby Tavern
Governor Peery
Mrs
Margaret L
Hodgson
S. Main St
Mr. Lucas
Dole
President's Economic Security Committee
Crusade Against
Dunn
Union Stown Mall
Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S
the Commercial & Savings Bank
H. S. Larrick
H. C. Sheetz
Wise
John I. Sloat
Fred A. Crisman
H. R. Edwards
Hallowe’en
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Telephone
Maxwell House Coffee
Maxwell House
R. G. A. Grocer
R. M. Swimley
East Geo. Washington Hotel
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Loudoun St
Rock Creek
Sandal
Lovett Brothers
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