West Virginia DAR To Meet Next Month At Charles Town
The West Virginia State Conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution will convene in Charles Town October 9 to 11 with Bee Line and Pack Horse Ford chapters as joint hosts. About 300 delegates are expected. events include a reception at the Jefferson Hotel, memorial service, pilgrimages to local historical sites, and tea at Hawthorne near Summit Point.
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West Virginia
Charles Town
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Bee Line
Pack Horse Ford
Gary Hogg
Lewisburg
Thomas Jefferson
High School
Shepherdstown
Shepherd College
Bee Line Chapter
Grove
Mary Thompson
Music clubs plan district meeting and mass chorus
A meeting of Valley Music Lovers' Clubs in Strasburg outlined plans for a district gathering in Front Royal on November 10. A committee will organize a mass chorus directed by Rev. Arthur Wake with Miss Virginia Haslett and other leaders guiding junior and club programs.
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Valley Music Lovers
Strasburg
Front Royal
Arthur Wake
Q. D
Frank Buckley
Richardfitch
Winchester Club
Eleanor Weston
Strasburg Club
Gasque
Madge Ring
Edinburg
Virginia Haslett
Woodstock
L. R. Steele
Portsmouth
Vitcent Ober
Norfolk
Grace van Dyke Moore
Greensboro
N. C
Weekly Social Calendar Highlights Local Chapter Meetings
The calendar lists Tuesday evening meetings for Mc Chapter of the Star, Palmer and Merchants National Bank, Winchester Post VFW, a Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Wednesday at 12 30, Mite Society at White Hall Church 2 pm, Young People's Choir at First Baptist 7 pm, Winchester Benevolent Order of the Elks 8 pm, Grace Lutheran Adult Choir 8 15 pm, Fort Loudoun Chapter D L U R at 3 pm Thursday 3 pm U D C anniversary event at Mrs C W Fritts White Post and adult choir rehearsal 7 45 pm.
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McChapter
Fh Star, Palmer , and Merchants National
Bank
Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kiwanic Club
George Washington
Mite Society
White Hall
Oscar Light
First Baptist Church
Winchesterans
Benevolent Order
Grace Lutheran Church
Fort Loudoun
D. Lua. R
Harold G. Brown
Washington Street
Christ Episcopal _ Church
C. W. Fritts
White Post
Brooks Pharmacy Rexall ad promotes cold remedies
The Brooks Pharmacy Rexall ad lists Laxative Cold Tablets for 25 cents and Cherry Bark Cough Expectorant, with 25 cent Nasal Jelly with Ephedrine and other cold relief items.
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Brooks
Rexall
Dance Tonight For Miss Westwood and Harry Byrd Jr
A Winchester Country Club dance honors Miss Westwood and Mr. Harry F. Byrd Jr with intermission supper hosted by Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd. Attendees include Virginia Cabell Vredenburgh and other local guests in the social circle.
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Miss Westwood
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester Country Club
Richard Evelyn Byrd
West Amherst Street
Feen a Mint Mint Chewing Gum Laxative Ad
In hot weather a mint chewing gum Feen a mint offers a cool laxative effect. It claims refreshing taste and tasteless laxative ingredient prescribed by doctors. Chewing supposedly stimulates saliva and distributes laxative evenly for gentle thorough action nondaily use.
Librarians To Hold Middle Eastern Library Conference In Handley
About 250 to 300 librarians are expected for the Middle Eastern Library Association annual meeting in Handley Library on Saturday October 13. A preparatory conference with Dr Alfred Schmidt and Miriam Schisholm of Washington DC will occur Friday. The association covers parts of Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware Virginia and DC.
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Civic League
Handley Library
Stewart Elting
University Women’s Club
University Women
George Washington Hotel
W. H. Bosseriman
Harry Schmidt
Ralph Snapp
McSherry Lupton
Baltimore
Middle Eastern Library Association
George Washington University
Schmidt
Washington
District of Columbia
Middle Eastern Association
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Library of Congress
Frederick
Hyde family returns from Edgerton summer visit
Mrs. Lewis H. Hyde and her children Lewis Jr and Miss Mary Hyde have returned from a summer at Edgerton Mass. Mrs. Hyde has opened her home at 220 West Boscawen. Baltimore resident BF Balti more is spending several weeks with Mrs. John Clows er.
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Lewis H. Hyde
Lewis, Jr
Mary Hyde
Edgerton
Mass
Res Roree Espley
Baltimore
John Clowser
Cooley
Winchester
Local travelers return from Atlantic City visits
Mrs. Melvin Flegenheimer and daughters Dorothy and Rose finish a summer stay at the Ambassador Hotel in Atlantic City and return home. Miss Katherine Smith of Martinsburg West Virginia returns home after a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Wisecarver on Est Piccadilly Street.
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Melvin Flegenheimer
Dorothy
Rose
Ambassador Hotel
Atlantic City
Katherine Smith
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mrs. Maynard Wisecarver
Principal Kenneth Hook to attend Shenandoah teachers’ institute
Mr. Kenneth B. Hook, principal of Forestville High School, will leave Saturday morning for a Shenandoah county teachers’ institute in Woodstock. Shenandoah County schools will open Monday, September 17.
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Kenneth B. Hook
Teachers’ Institute For
Shenandoah County
Woodstock
Hook
Pricipal
Forestville High School
Mrs Hollis Returns After Death In Philadelphia
Mrs C W Hollis leaves Philadelphia after visiting her son in law and daughter due to the death of her brother in law G Clarence Miller whose funeral was held this afternoon
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C. W. Hollis
Leonard Leach
Philadelphia
G. Clarence Miller
Shenandoah Valley Academy Opens 1934 Session Sept 19
Shenandoah Valley Academy begins its 149th year with the 1934-35 session opening September 19 at 2 PM. New commandant Lieut W Benton McCall joins a veteran staff led by Col Brantz Mayer Roszel. The campus and facilities have been improved with a new gym roof and floor, tennis backstops, and a fine Virginia setting.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Brantz M. Roszel
Severa
W. Benton McCall
Mas
William Dickinson Smith
Lieut. McCall
Frewbytery Run College
Clinton
Smi
Christ’ Church School
Christ Church
Tanpahannock
Brantz Mayer Roszel
Edward Hovey Durell
Lewis Neill Barton
Francis de Montaigu
Water White Fraley
Davidson College
Sara West Chew
Durell
Durrell
Naval Hospital
Maine
Fraley
Virginia
Winchester Academy
H.D. Fulmee
R. Gray
Disapproves of Pancake Contests
Co E Cougill of Middletown Virginia writes to oppose a Boy Scout pancake eating contest citing risks from impulsive youth and recounts a fourteen year old death after excessive egg eating. He questions the judging and suggests the event misaligns with Scout ideals.
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the Star
Star
Eddie O'Neal
Stephens City
Baltimore Sun
Hitler Elated by Massive Ovation at Nazi Convention
Adolf Hitler, at the Nuremberg rally, expressed joy at the spontaneous enthusiasm of the crowd. He rode through the city in a car salute, saying it proves public affection is earned by hard work and loyalty to the regime.
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Hitler
Associated Press
Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Luitpoldre
Maerstersingers
Anne
Postponed Dedication Plans For Rock Road In Dusty Drive
Reports say winter rains may wash away the coat of chipped rock on the hard rock roadbeds along the Drive. Oil binding will wait until next spring. The Swift Run Gap end remains passable but heavy traffic could ruin half the work. Captain and Mrs. E H Durrell return to 312 West Cecil Street after a summer in James town R I.
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Swift Run
Textile Mills Reopen Push Across North Carolina
Textile mills in North Carolina reopen amid ongoing strike tensions. Gorman reports increased deputy forces and troops with little impact. A letter from Macon Georgia’s Bible Manufacturing Company urges employees to respond by Sept. 12 about working status and needs. A general conference of cotton textile manufacturers and the President's board of inquiry is set for Washington to present industry views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Manufacturing Company
Macon
H. W. Pittman
Washington
W. D. Anderson
America Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Government moves to prevent gas market collapse plan approved
Secretary Ickes approved a plan to avert a threatened collapse of the wholesale gasoline market and tighten controls on illegal petroleum production. The program targets surplus gasoline east of the Rocky Mountains with action by major oil companies and refiners to restore stability to a $12 billion industry.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Ickes
Rocky Mountains
Oiletreles
Oil Administration
Teacher Paul G Hook Starts Chatham Virginia Duties
Mr Paul G Hook left today for Chatham Virginia to resume his teaching duties there. His mother Mrs Robert M on Amherst Street extended after being awarded his master’s degree at the University of Virginia this summer.
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Paul G. Hook
Chatham
Robert M
Amherst Street
University of Virginia
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Coe . Boles
Virginia Fédération of Music“Clubs
Vernon Miller
Cessna
Mary R. Kinney
Windber
Luther A. Thomas
Miller
John H. Miller
Harry A. Kinney
Mrs. Lupton
Cecil Lupton
Kernstown
Hugh William
Lupton
Selma Stickley Funk
P. P. Pilcher
Parsons
West Cork Street
Kittell
America
Skyriders
Huntsberry
Young
Jeannie Miller
Mary Carper
Margaret Hook
Messrs
Everly
Loring Carper
Charles Dunlap
Cyril Mathews
Lillis Hook
Lester Hook
George Kelchner
V. Shoemaker, Jr
Ray Whitacre
Gore
Orville L. Hoover
J. W. Sawyer
Ruth Irene
Charles
Washington, D. C
L. H. Hook
Lou Eaton
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Pasadena
Law
Pasadena Community Playhouse
By3 South
Commonwealth Avenue
U. B
Women's Missionary
S5 Society of the United Brethren Church
Carl T. Cather
Peyton Street
Ray Hicks
Crusaders of the Sacred Heart
Catholic Church
Lizzie
Lamp Home
Ed. Coy
Harry Jay
Xenia
Ohio
L. A. Lamp
Jay
Florence Yeakley
Mr. Jay
Prince Coeburg
Oak Hill
Frank Littleton
Aldie
Loudoun County
Middleburg
Clarke County
Stafford Pemberton
Librarians
Marion Grim
Memorial Hospital
Aes A. Store
Loudoun St
Rock Creek
S.V.A
McCall
Eddie
Co. E
Middeltown, Va
Skyline Drive
E. H. Durrell
Jamestown, R. I
T Cecil Street
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Carolina
Gorman
Ind
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Big Joe
R. M. Swimley
Florsheims
Florsheim
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
Our. Stores
Shoe & Dress
N. Loudoun St
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