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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1930

Page

7

Boy Scout Growth Under Area Council Plan in Winchester

The Boy Scout program in Winchester has expanded from one troop to six in two years under Scout Executive Frank R. Horton. About 200 boys are now members, with more expected as the leadership and training efforts continue. Test cards aid the program as it grows.

Winchester Area Council Frank R. Horton Scout

Winchester Scouts Earn Meritorious Service Medals

Over the last two years Winchester Scouts saved seven lives through first aid swimming and life saving training. They aided during fires floods and auto accidents and were honored with meritorious service medals and national recognition. The area council finances support this ongoing community service and urge continuation.

Winchester Winchster Red Cross National Court of Hour New York Boy Scouts

Stephens City Notes Plaudits for local families and travelers

Stephens City notes reveal Hunter Carbaugh’s Dayton trip with Mrs. Carbaugh and Bettie visiting Berryville. Rachel Miller and Emily of Martinsburg stay with relatives. Paul Malm Eloise Trussell return to Newport News. George Carbaugh visits from Washington. Snyder family returns from vacation. Leonard Schneider and son visit Ed Campbell. a closing remark praises a college graduate for a strong collection department role.

Stephens City Hunter Carbaugh Dayton Ohio Rusell Soner George Carbaugh Washington J. D. Carbaugh Snyder Leonard Schneider and Son Philadelphia Ed. Campbell

New School for Clarke Negroes Ready to Open

After six years of effort led by Rev. E T Johnson and Alma Layton Clarke County negroes dedicate a new training school on a ten acre lot outside Berryville. Speakers laud their achievement noting Virginia hosts the first five thousand dollar Roserward school and envision further progress through education for mind soul and hands. The Clarke County Chorus performs uplifting songs throughout the program.

Berryville E. T. Johnson Colored School of Alma Layton Millwood School Clarke County Schoo Tooms A. F. Robertson W. D. Gorham Richmond North Carolina Virginia Elizabeth City T. C. Walker Gloucester Virginia Courts Harrisonburg London Eng J. M. Gandy State College For Petersburg Clarke County Chorus

Lindbergh Baby’s Quiet Fame Noted in German Factories

In Klingethal Germany about 15000 workers produce millions of harmonicas each year. Reports say the Lindbergh baby resembles his father in one respect he refuses to talk.

Klingethal Germany New Orleans

West Virginia Forest Festival to open in Elkins

Exploitation of the Monongahela National Forest as a recreational center tops the Mountain State Forest Festival planned for Elkins on October 30 to November 1. Gov. Contey endorses the event as it aims to attract national attention and grow into an annual WVwide celebration. The festival will also mark the completion of the Seneca Trail with communities along the route invited to join.

Elkins Monongahela National Forest William G. Contey West Virginia Winchester Randolph Tucker Pocahontas Pendeton Grant Seneca Rock

Opposition fears an Ae Borah in Norris shadow

The Gazette notes that some readers fear a political figure resembling George W. Norris may emerge as an Ae Borah from the opposition. Regulars express apprehension about a potential rival shaping policy and public debate.

George W. Norris Schenectady

Sunday Schools Delegates Hear Able Speakers

At the Frederick County Sunday School Convention held in First Baptist Church on August 4, delegates heard talks on Daily Vacation Bible Schools and denominational cooperation. Rev. Norris Lineweaver stressed early religious instruction and Rev. J. Luther Neff spoke on unity across denominations to strengthen character in youth.

First Baptist Church Norris Lineweaver J. Luther Neff Winchester Bliss Forbush Baltimore Minor C. Miller Sunday School Association George Se Loudoun County United States Mexico District of Columbia Rosenberger Rockingham County Frederick County BE. T. Clark I. N. Good M. 8. Glaize

MELLO GLO Face Powder advertised by Baker's Drug Store

An advertisement touts MELLO GLO Face Powder as pure and long lasting with a new French process. It claims a smooth application, youthful bloom, and no pasty or flaky skin, promoted by Baker's Drug Store.

Baker's Drug Store

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D. A. R. Con Bott’s Boot Shoppe North Main Stree Just R. M. Swimley George Washington Hotel Bed and Loudoun 8&T Mer Call B. Piccadilly Frank Gearing Pote S. Main Street Cork St North Vom Street J. Jos. Sulivan Peyton Street N. Braddock St. Jaeiss Mr. Shade Hotel von Sona Martinsburg Pike Miller Green Houses Southern Chemical Co T. N. Eat Chiffo American Cooperage Co Virginia Apple Storage Co Handley Uniform Cork Street Rockcroft Fruit Farm Plainfield Kernstown A. Osburn G. C. Miller Parkway Ave Braddock St Monmouth St Hotel Jack Dethal Enoz Peterman North Main St Stephens Clarke Rosenwald W. VA. Road The Department of Agriculture McIntyre & McLain Cameron Street Winchester Star Emmert’s Tne Moling & Cather Betty Shoppe West Water Street Winchester Furniture CO South Main Street Bean Everite Bean Mae Fruit Cleaners Lupton Orchard Service CO Loudoun Street Westinghouse Radio INO. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc North Union Bus Terminal Eastern Bus Corporation
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