Woodstock Fair Draws Large Attendees and Exhibits
Woodstock Sept 13 Crowds gather as Shenandoah County Fair opens with 5000 attendees and 800 additional exhibits since 1926. Flower Club display centers in main building beside taxidermic wildlife exhibit. Apple crop shortage reflected in horticultural entries. poultry and livestock shows strong. Free acts draw families. nightly pyrotechnics planned amid racing results for Pat est-winning horses.
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Woodstock
Shenandoalh
J. Walter Bailey
Shenandoah County Flower Club
Virginia
Asa A. Sheetz
Northee
Victors
Association
Purst
WillysWillys Knight
R. H. Snapp
Martinsburg
Billy Gale
W. T. Council
Purdy
Tody race program at Woodstock features multiple trots and paces
The program lists a 2:25 trot, 2:18 pace, and 2:15 trot races at Woodstock Business Men's events with purses of 300, 250, and 300 dollars. Veteran official Tom Cannon of Winchester returns as judge in the stand.
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Washi Jolla Wats
W. E. Miller
Ngton
Pace—Pudse
Dude Huges
Frank Thomas
Pinehurst
Parker Boy
Washington
Marie Bingen
R. E. Crouthers
Kinsdale
Walter Hale
R. H. Shirley
Woodstock
Children Die On Homebound Trip From County Fair
Tragic wreck near Strasburg claims Ralph Hockman and Elwood Hockman among several injured after a county fair outing ends in a train collision. Witnesses describe a rear seat crash, a bumped bumper, and a double funeral planned at Lebanon Church near their home.
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County Fair
Jesse Hockman
Ralph Hockman
Sam Hockman
Elwood
Abbie May Hockman
Sam Clay Hockman
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Elwood Hockman
Sam Clay
Glenn Hockman
R. W. Hawkins
W. T. Cannon
Minchester
Tregedys Bothes
Strasburg
Lebanon Church
Youngest American violinist Sylvia Lent joins radio artists
Sylvia Lent, a violinist and pupil of Leopold Auer, is among the youngest musicians to enter radio artist rosters. She has soloed with the New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and Detroit Symphonies and performed recitals across the country. A safety scheme suggests windshield magnifying glasses to enlarge pedestrians so drivers avoid them.
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Washington
Sylvia Lent
Leopold Auer
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Urbanna
Hockman Family Noted in Lebanon Church Neighborhood
The Hockman brothers Samuel and Amos are prominent farmers in the Lebanon Church area, contributing to the local economy and community. The text highlights their substantial presence in the neighborhood.
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Hockman
Samuel
Amos
Lebanon Church
Foreign Mission Societies To Meet Here Tomorrow
The Frederick District Baltimore Conference Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church holds its annual meeting at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church starting 10 30 a m with morning and afternoon sessions. Delegates from Frederick Cumberland Hagerstown and other areas attend. Mrs Randolph Tucker Shields of Winchester returning from China will speak in the afternoon on current conditions in China. Miss Luke P Hooper of Baltimore will speak in the morning about visiting mission fields worldwide. All women interested in Christian missions are invited.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Randolph Tucker Shields
Winchester
China
Sessio
Luke P. Hooper
Leonard Cline Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter
Leonard Cline pleaded guilty in Tolland Superior Court to manslaughter in the death of Wilfred P. Irwin in Mansfield on May 16. He was sentenced to one year in jail and fined $1,000 after four days of court procedure and a jury was impanelled but no evidence taken. The rest of the text contains unrelated items and quotes.
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Rockville
Conn
Leonard Cline
Tolland
Cline
Wilfred P. Irwin
Mansfield
Betrothed: Brandon Candler to Wed in Richmond
Elizabeth Louise Brandon and John Howard Candler, linked by Atlanta and Richmond society, announce plans for a fall wedding at Miss Brandon’s home in Richmond, Virginia. Candler, grandson of Asa G. Candler, is 22, a former Emory student who later worked in Brandon’s hometown.
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Associated Preas
Atlanta
Elizabeth Louise Brandon
John Howard Candler
Richmond
Mr. Candler
Asa G. Candler
Miss Brandon
Young Candler
Emory University
Emory
George Co. Brandon
Candler
Quotations on income life and war rhetoric
The excerpt collects remarks from several papers: Louisville Times on income ease, Argyle Minnesota banner on hardship before success, and the New York Herald Tribune on trans-oceanic flight expanding reading and promoting amity while signaling new war destruction methods.
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New York Herald Tribune
Stock Prices Climb Led By High Grade Industrials and Rails
Prices in the New York stock market moved upward led by high grade industrials and rail shares after a call money rate cut from 4% to 4%. The day ended strong with total sales near 2.7 million shares as a brief midday weakness faded.
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Associated Press
New York
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