Presbyterians Plan Next Meeting at Union Theological Seminary
The Presbyterian Synod of Virginia adjourned at Staunton after approving the next annual meeting location at Union Theological Seminary in Richmond. Clergymen from Winchester Stephens City Kernstown and other towns attended, with 291 ministers and elders present the largest attendance outside a centennial. The synod also formed a commission with West Virginia to determine jurisdiction over Bluefield area. Julius Rosenwald of Chicago noted for philanthropic support is mentioned in unrelated Detroit News text.
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Presbyterian Synod of Virginia
Staunton
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
F. T. McFaden
Charles D. Gilkeson
Joseph S. Dugknall
Winchester
J. Hoge Smith
Stephens City
T. H. Daffin
Kernstown
Stewart Bell
Winchester Church
L. D. Stokes
P. Frank Price
Synod of
West Virginia
Bluefield
Synod of Virginia
West Virginia Synod
Virginia Synod
McBride Named Legislative Superintendent of Anti-Saloon League
Francis Scott McBride, aged 55 and Ohio native, becomes legislative superintendent succeeding the late Wayne B Wheeler for the Anti-Saloon League. An attorney will be chosen to carry Wheeler’s duties as general counsel. McBride previously led the Illinois league as state superintendent after 18 years in pastoral work with the Presbyterian Church.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Francis Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
Diry
Wheeler
League
McBride
Presbyterian Church
Ilinois
Butter Output Reduced by Heat and Strong Demand
Hot weather cuts butter production while stored butter sells readily. Prices rise about 14 percent from a week earlier and fancy butter remains scarce. Demand for medium and lower grades improves. arrivals clear daily. Stored June July August butter shows profit as buyers pay for storage goods equal to fresh.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Economic Call to Spend Declared by Noted Economist
A Louisville Times summary notes that a respected economist urged robust spending to stimulate growth, suggesting many people should enjoy a larger future payoff from current expenditure. The stance emphasizes collective confidence and readiness to invest in the economy.
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Louisville Times
Columbus Brewery Wagon Accident Report
A wagon from a Columbus brewery struck a pedestrian in Toledo, injuring a man described as an industrial worker. Bystanders aided the victim until medical help arrived as authorities investigated the incident and the vehicle’s operator was questioned.
Trustee Sale of 280 Acre Frederick County Land in Virginia
Trustees will sell at public auction in front of the House in Virginia at 12 o'clock October 15 1987 the interest of W W Baldwin in a 280 acre tract near Frederick County Virginia devised to Rachael and Wright for life then to their children. One third cash on sale day with two year balance secured by deed of trust and a title policy. auctioneers Duvall & Dann.
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W. Baldwin
Frederick County
Virginia
W. W. Baldwin
Rachael
Wright
Daniel Besn
County of
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