Visit to His First Farm Stirs Memories in Virginia
Hayfield Virginia September reports a Gainesboro native Dean Rogers and his son Clay touring the West from the Mississippi to the Grand Canyon and San Francisco. The elder Rogers once homesteaded in Nebraska but later sold that farm to return to Virginia seeking the nostalgic old property.
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Hayfield
Dean Rogers
Clay Rogers
Gainesboro
Pacific Coast
Mississippi River
Rockies
Switzerland
Rogers
Grand Canyon
Colorado
National Weather Observatory
Pikes’ Peak
San Francisco World’s Fair
Niagara Falls
Mr. Rogers
Nebraska
Frederick County
Bill and Maud
Bill
Maud
Virginia
Clay County
West
Hollywood bachelors avoid marriage to protect careers
Jimmy Fidler notes Hollywood non professionals rarely date stars, preferring to avoid serious relationships to safeguard careers. He contrasts marriage minded outsiders with aging acters and highlights industry quirks, rumors, and small anecdotes from studio life in early Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Sept
Aeville
Ronald Reagan
Cesar Romero
David Niven
Canterbury Notes from CANTERBURY VA
Mrs. Ivy Perry improves at home near Refuge after a month of illness. Mary Ann DeHaven returns from a week with grandparents Ross and Mrs. DeHaven near White Post. Carrie Hudson visits Vaucluse with the Thomson family. Jack Albin of Winchester visits R. E. Albin's home. Audrey White weekends with Howard White. Mary Clevenger returns from Harrisonburg after a month away. Arthur Ruggles of Winchester spends weekend with Elmer White. Mrs. Edwin Sheperds and two children visit Bland Ritener. Lawrence Madigan and children visit Mrs. Dave Ritter.
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Canterburg
Ivy Perry
Refuge
Mary Ann DeHaven
Ross DeHaven
White Post
Carrie Hudson
Clyde Thomson
Vaucluse
Jack Albin
Winchester
R. E. Albin
Audrey White
Howard White
Mary Clevenger
Harrisonburg
Arthur Ruggles
Elmer White
Edwin Sheperds
Grimes
Bland Ritenour
Lawrence Madigan
Dave Ritter
Whitacre Area Social Notes Sail Weekend Guests
Whitacre Virginia reports guests at George B Whitacre’s home include Edgar and Woodrow Collins from Bunker Hill West Virginia and S H Braithwaite. Wm and Jette Whitacre and others visit Cross Junction. Local residents call on J Gardner. Gardner improving from illness. Kenneth Phillips visits grandmother M S Roy in Hendricks West Virginia. Willa Omps of Bloomery visits aunt George B Whitacre. Mrs J W Brannon returns from Washington DC trip with brother M E Gradner. Gradner visits Kar Gardner in Waynesboro. Further Sunday visitors from Cumberland and Sore Wn include J Phillips, Howard Phillips family, Wm Wolford, and Janet.
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Whitacre
George B. Whitacre
Edgar Collins
Woodrow Collins
Bunker Hill
W. Va
S. H. Braithwaite
Lee N. Whitacre
Hilda
Frank
Sara Whitacre
Cross Junction
Ronald
Douglas Dolan
Eddie Sargeant
Roy Fletcher
Ney Lou
J. Gardnner
Hess Gardner
Kenneth Phillips
Roy
Hendricks
Willa Lee Omps
Bloomery
J. W. Brannon
Washington, D. C
M. E. Gradner
Kar Gardner
Waynesboro
O. H. Phillips
A J. Philllips
Cumberland
Howard Phillips
Janet
Sore Wn, Va
Wm. Wolford
Jottle
Local Social Notices From Silver Springs and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs William Nixon and son Carlisle and Mr Fred Nix of Silver Springs Md were guests of Mrs R E L Whitacre recently Ronald Phillips spends time with Mr and Mrs Oro Newbrough near Angers tore Mrs Arthur Swrags of Harrisonburg visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Shelby Stotler Mr and Mrs Ellis Haines Mrs Hollis Braithwaite Miss Edith Braithwaite and Mr Norwood Braithwaite spent Thursday in Washington Miss Pauline Gardner spent Thursday with Mrs Eddie Larg
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Lof Gore
William ‘Nixon and
Carlisle
Fred Nixon
Silver Springs
R. E. L. Whitacre
Ronald Phillips
Oro Newbrough
Angerstore
Arthur Swrags
Harrisonburg
Shelby Stotler
Ellis Haines
Hollis Braithwaite
Edith Braithwaite
Norwood Braithwaite
Washington
Pauline Gardner
Eddie Larg
Local Visitors Seen From Capon Bridge to Bloomery Areas
Mrs. R. E. L. Whitacre visits her son in law and daughter near Capon Bridge. Mrs. George Whitacre and son William Lee with Miss Willa Lee Omps spend time near Bloomery. Betty Braithwaite of Cross Junction visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Lick.
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R. E. L. Whitacre
Ellis Haines
Capon Bridge
George Whitacre
William Lee
Willa Lee Omps
John Omps
Bloomery
W. Va
Betty Braithwaite
Cross Junction
O. W. Lick
St David's Church Guests From Rinker Family
St David's Va Sept 5 guests of Mr and Mrs John M Rinker included Luther Kibler Rich mood Glenn Rinker Ten nessee Elmer Rinker Mt Jackson Mrs Paul Rinker and daughter Mrs James Rinker and two sons of Mr Jackson and Theodore Rinker and sons Woodstock Recent visitors of Mr and Mrs D T Stephens were Mrs Mary Wells and daughter Mr and Mrs James McCormack Winchester and Mr and Mrs Lester
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ST. David's Church
John M. Rinker
Luther Kibler
Richmood
Glenn Rinker
Tennessee
Elmer Rinker
Mt. Jackson
Paul Rinker
James Rinker
Jackson
Theodore Rinker
Woodstock
D. T. Stephens
Mary Wells
Local Social Notes From Halltown and Nearby Areas
Stephens of Halltown and A L Painter of Hamburg visit relatives in the area. F H Galladay travels to Washington to spend time with daughters. Maude Stephens visits George H McClanahan. Curtis Mills Haymaker and others from Winchester visit T A Crabill. Old time apple cutting hosted by Tobias Clem. Mollie Hebron ill. Bettie Sue Munch visits grandparents J M Rinker. Gladys and Helen Stephens visit Asa Habron and Charles Saffel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Crabill
Tobias Clem
Mollie Hebron
Bettie Sue Munch
J. M. Rinker
Gladys and
Hellen Stephens
Asa Habron
Charles Saffel
Condition of Rivers at Riverton Reported Milky
Report notes northern tributary North Fork and southern branch South Fork running milky in Riverton. Water clarity concerns raised for local uses. No injuries or fatalities reported. Authorities monitor flow and sediment levels stemming from upstream activity.
Travel Restrictions Tighten for U.S. Citizens Eastward
Washington reports sweeping State Department limits halting most travel to Europe. Only imperative trips will be allowed west to east Atlantic voyages for Americans after the Athenia sinking. Existing passports are voided unless documentary evidence shows absolute necessity. Proclamations will ban arms and war material shipments to belligerents.
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Washington
Europe
State Department
Athenia
Pope Pius to Speak to Catholic Youth Delegates
Radio outline lists a Wednesday 6 am address by Pope Pius to International Catholic Youth Congress delegates at Vatican City. The article also catalogs NBC CBS and MBS program tuning for Tuesday night including Delta Sigma Pi Banquet, Fibber McGee and Molly, and various news and music segments across networks.
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New York
Pope Pius
NBC
CBS
MBS
International
Vatican City
WEAF
WABC
Ted Husing
We the People
Bob Crosby
Hal Kemp
WJZ
Artie Shaw
Mbs-Chain
Paul V. McNutt
Treasury Daily Receipts and Debt Totals Report
Treasury daily update shows receipts of 20.22 million and expenditures of 33.77 million for September 1. Gross debt stands at 40.8924 billion with an increase of 1.0113 million from the prior day.
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Firestone
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stores
Loudoun
Jimmy Fidler
Joan Bennett
Lamarr
Zitz
Orson Welles
Ann Sothern
Carole Lombard
Clark Gable
Gary Cooper
RKO
Angeles
Notre Dame
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
East Twelfth Street
Pete Smith
Leslie Howard
George Raft
Raft
Una Merkel
Lee de Forest
Jeanette MacDonald
Mickey Rooney
Andy Hardy
Joe Yule, Jr
Mickey Flooney Monicker
Annabella
Dennis Morgan
Metro
Nelson Eddy
Warner Brothers
Gertrude Niesen
David Warner
Keye Luke
Charlie Chan
Andrea Leeds
Bob Howard
Jerry Wald
Cash Register
Bronx
Canterbury
Whitacre Mention
Adam
Omps
Mts An
INO. S. Solenberger & CO
N. Loudoun St
Poland
St. David’s
Riverton
South Fork
Joe Williams
Joe
America
Leon Goldman
Jonathan
Michigan
Position of the Treasury
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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