State music students to enter contest with national finals planned
State contest winners advance to district then national competition to be held during the National Federation of Music Clubs meeting in Philadelphia next April. Virginia event held in Norfolk in March. Contest bulletins with required performance numbers issued by contest chair Mrs. David Barnum of Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National ‘Federation of Music ‘Clubs
Philadelphia
Virginia
Norfolk
David Barnum
Pasadena Court
Ernest Schelling
Harold Milligan
Louis Persinger
Felix Salmond
Richard Crooks
Kathryn Meisle
Earnest Hutcheson
Frank LaForge
Lawrence Tibbitt
Lucrezia Bori
Schubert Memorial, Incorporated
Theadelphia Symphony Orchestra
New York
Metropolitan Opera Company
Under Soviet Rule One Third of Whites Under Russian Rule
A historical note claims that under Soviet governance roughly one third of white populations were subjected to Russian Soviet authority, highlighting broad reach of Soviet rule across ethnic groups.
Will Rogers Stars In Judge Priest At Palace
Thousands of Winchester residents are seeing Will Rogers in Judge Priest at the Palace Theatre. The Kentucky set story by Irwin Cobb features Tom Brown Anita Louise Henry B. Walthall and Stepin Fetchit with a Fox News segment. The film plays today Thursday and Friday and is endorsed by the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hables Palace
Will Rogers
Judge Priest
Palace
Palace Theatre
Will
Kentucky
Irwin Cobb
Tom Brown
Anita Louise
Henry B. Walthall
Stepin Fetchit
Fox News
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Winchester
Warner Bros Big Double Feature At Colonial Theatre
The Colonial Theatre presents a Saturday double feature with The Love Captive featuring Nils Asher, Gloria Stuart, and Paul Kelly, plus Corruption starring Evelyn Knapp and Preston Foster. A short subject program includes the Buddy Of Apes cartoon and Red Rider chapter eight starring Buck Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner _ Bros
Colonial Theatre
Nils Cther
Gloria Stuart
Paul Kelly
Evelyn Knapp
Preston Foster
Buck Jones
Virginia Car Licenses Surge Ahead Of 1933 Period
Virginia's automobile licenses show about 34 000 more than the same week last year as new car sales rise. John Q. Rhodes, director of the Division of Motor Vehicles, notes average over 100 new car licenses daily since June. Revenue holds despite a 40 percent license fee cut, aided by higher gas tax through increased vehicle use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
John Q. Rhodes
Division of Motor Vehicles
Rhodes
General Assembly
Welfare Work And Underworld Mix In Politics
Baltimore October 31 Welfare and the underworld mix in campaign politics as Governor Ritchie promotes a permanent relief plan during a city tour while Harry W Nice blames the governor for illicit support The two candidates both seek a fifth term as Maryland Democratic chief executive and Republican challenger Nice narrowly lost in 1919 and again faces a tight race
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
Nice
Mitchell and Ritchie Clash Over Welfare Plans
Mitchell attacked Governor Ritchie for endorsing a socialist path and urged voting against both major candidates to back a new society of justice liberty and plenty. Ritchie outlined a unified state relief policy with a central agency coordinating local welfare in counties and supported unemployment insurance but tied funding to federal decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Nice
Mary
Society of Justice, Liberty and Plenty
Ritchie
Pastor Says America Behind in Training Youth at Lions Club Lunch
The Rev E B McGukin of Loudoun Street Presbyterian spoke to the Lions Club at the George Washington Hotel urging stronger youth leadership training through church schools and the Boy Scouts. He cited nations like Italy and Japan with active youth programs and warned America lags. Joe Newlin was named Lions representative at a Better Housing meeting and Sir Ireland and Tom Orndorff led today’s program. An appropriation for radios at the Staunton School for Deaf and Blind was announced as part of the twenty fourth event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. McGukin
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Boy Scout Organization
America
Italy
Germany
Russia
Japan
China
Joe Newlin
Lions Club
Better Housing
Federal Housing Administration
Lions Ireland
Tom Orndorff
George Ginn
Guilford, Conn
School For Deaf and Blind
Staunton
Staunton to Host Har Jerusalem Club Tree Project Meeting
District in Virginia allocates funds for a tree project. Deputy District Governor Hoye Riley will collaborate with a Harreenburg Club committee. The group plans a meeting in Staunton to evaluate no project. Harrisonburg officers George A. Alitzer II, Dr. F. L. Byers, and H. E. Mason are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Hoye Riley
Harreenburg Club
Staunton
Svuay
Harrisonburgers
George 8. Altizer, II
F. L. Byers
H. E. Mason
Ages of Geniuses Questioned by French Researcher
A French observer states that no biologist has proven a genius at a very early age, challenging notions about early cognitive dominance and the nature of genius.
A Day With District Nurses Visit Many Patients
Nurses from the District Nurse Association start at a newborn arrival and bath the baby and mother. They treat an elderly fall victim, a grippe patient, a post hospital patient, a semi invalid, and a tuberculosis case. After hours they tend to a broken ankle patient and a three day old baby with pain, providing care instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Grinpe
Grippe
Egrippe
Recent Transfers of City Realty Reported
Recent transfers of city realty include B. P. Harrison named special commissioner to Lelia M. Hook for a lot and buildings on Northwestern grade valued at 4 425. Herbert S. Larrick named special commissioner to Bessie M. Carper for a lot and dwelling on Winchester and Berryville turnpike valued at 2 500. H H Poole et al. to George W Haddox for a lot and dwelling on Shawnee Heights valued at 10 and valuable considerations. Fred L Glaize et ux to Shirley Carter for one half undivided interest in Lot 6 Shirley Street. M Lizzie Bayliss Houchins et vir to Clara S Loy for a lot and buildings on Kern Street valued at 1 600. Ruth J Anderson to I N Good and T Russell Cather for a lot and buildings on Shawnee Avenue valued at 10 and valuable considerations. Fred L Glaize et ux to Shirley for an interest in Lot 25, Shirley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Harrison
Lelia M. Hook
Herberts. Larrick
Bessie M. Carper
Winchester
Berryville
H. H. Poole
George W. Haddox
Shawnee Heights
Fred L. Glaize
Shirley Carter
Shirley Street
M. Lizzie Bayliss Houchins
Clara S. Loy
Kern Street
Ruth J. Anderson
I. N Good
T. Russell Cather
Shawnee Avenue
Fred L Glaize
Largest Lake in Missouri Formed by Osage River Dam
The Missouri landscape features the Lake of the Ozarks as the largest lake, created by damming the Osage River at Bagnell. The body of water now dominates local geography and recreation, reflecting a major civil engineering project in the state’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Lake of the Ozarks
Osage River
Bagnell
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Federation
Skyline Drive
Williamsburg-Jamestown
Maryland
Travel
Tsu
Union Bus Terminal
Braddock & Piccadilly Sts
Greyhound
Big Sister
Louis
Beth
Byles Forgrave
Buddy
Illows
Rememt
Columbia Steel
J. W. Rosenberger & Co
Journal of the District Nurse
Rens Aaa
Ikey’s Shoe Shine
N. Main
Henry
Bickers Motor Co
Winchester, Va
U.S. Tires
Herrell Sales
South Loudoun St
Cammertireco
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Bascawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Twin-City Oil & Cas Corp
Pas Terminal Bldg
C. I. Brumback
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!