Baptist Church Opens Two Weeks Revival Service
Two weeks of evangelistic services begin at First Baptist Church led by Rev. E. T. Clark with Rev. Carlton from West Point VA assisting. Floyd Haines directs music with Lillian Oakes and Elizabeth Grim at organ. services start 7 45 p m and finish by 9 p m.
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First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
West Point Va
Virginte General Association
Carlton
Floyd Haines
Baptist Choir
Tor
Lillian Oakes
Elizabeth Grim
Truck Forcing Car Injures Officials Near Herndon
A truck failed to stop near Herndon, forcing the car of city manager P. P. Pilcher off the road and overturning it. Pilcher remains at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington in favorable condition after several days. P. Y. Brinton, father in law of Mrs. Burr P. Harrison, was brought home from the hospital in Winchester and is recovering from shock.
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P. P. Pilcher
Herndon
Pilcher
P. Y. Brinton
Burr P. Harrison
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Brinton
Winchester
Smart Blouses Pay Off On Budget Friendly Wardrobe
Returning suit fashion boosts blouse appeal as budget conscious women stitch versatile looks. Pattern 9132 offers surplice with frill for dressy satin crepe options while 9133 features tailored lines with a pleated peplum. Patterns ordered in specific sizes with fabric estimates and fifteen cents per pattern. The Marian Martin pattern book also released with fashion patterns for dresses skirts and sportswear.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Annapolis Mayor Asked To Resign Naval Position
Annapolis Mayor Quenstedt, Republican candidate for clerk of the Court, has been asked to resign his Naval Academy clerk post. A civil service ruling bars federal employees from political activity, prompting the request. Quenstedt plans to resign in a few days to devote full time to his campaign.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Walter E. Quenstedt
Harry W. Nicesst
Naval Academy
A D. Clark
Ye Foote Sellers
Quenstedt
The Ark and the Dove First Maryland Settlers
The Ark and the Dove carried Maryland's first settlers, sailing from Cowes Isle of Wight and landing at St. Marys City in spring 1634 after a winter voyage of 1634. The Ark was an 850 ton ship.
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Maryland
Cowes
Isle of Wight
St. Marys City
Frederick County Orchards Sold At Public Auction
Special Commissioners announce a sale of two fine Frederick County orchards. Tract A-2 covers 22 acres with full bearing on Rose Hill farm. Tract B-2 covers 30 acres with half in orchard on Glen Burnie. Auction set for October 16, 1934 in Winchester. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments with bonds. Court clerk confirms bond waiver.
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Herbert S. Larrick
W. W. Glass
Frederick County
County Court
Winchester
Lantz
Rose Hill
Massey
Russell
Glen Burnie
May Sign Up To Pasture Cattle In Frederick County
Inspector T C Henderson of the Virginia Emergency Relief visits Frederick County to arrange pasture contracts for cattle from western states. He may stay Tuesday and Wednesday. County Agent I Pred Stine handles signups. Currently 240 head of cattle on local farms receive 1.80 dollars per head monthly, with about three per acre pastured. winter feeding remuneration not yet set.
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T. C. Henderson
Virginia Emergency Relief
Frederick County
Henderson
I. Pred Stine
Heavy September Rain Boosts Valley Totals
Heavy rains in the valley raise September rainfall to 2.41 inches, 0.07 above the year average. Winches ter Research Laboratory records 1.78 inches, Shenandoah county reports say streams rose, and water stands in pools after weeks. Livestock losses near Stoney Creek were unconfirmed. bridges and rivers flooded portions of Shenandoah and Columbia Furnace areas, aiding pasture moisture for fall.
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Frederick County
Winchester Research Laboratory
Shenandoah County
Shenandoah River
Stoney Creek
Columbia Furnace
Armel Area Visitors and Local Social Roundup
ARMEL VA September 17 Mrs M H Armel of Bunker Hill and Grace Armel and Dulice Armel with Russ eleon of Martinsburg WV visit relatives. Winchester guests include Mrs Phillip Barnhart and children Jane Billy Jack at W E White home. Typhoid cases at local homes and guests from Winchester Washington and Capitol Heights Md.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1447 B Impres sive Blouse Parades
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1447 B offers a satin blouse design praised for balanced styling not too dressy or plain. It targets daytime wear from morning to evening with bright fall colors and white and pete tones. The pattern covers sizes 14 to 42 with size 36 needing 2 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. Tomorrow a modish dress for the older woman.
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Barbara Bell
Name Address
Wrap coins securely in paper. This brief note gives simple handling guidance likely from a form or ad, without additional context or entities.
California Animals Common Across State Habitat Varieties
The report lists wildlife across California including black bears wolves beavers puma and lynx plus white tailed and black tailed deer Columbian blacktail in the north. It notes golden and Douglas squirrels in the high Sierras and several seal species along the coast.
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California
High
Sierras
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Eesport
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Elizabeth Kelley
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Evening Star
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Hollywood
Claudette Colbert
Paramount
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Ree Balaban
L. R. Smith, Inc
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Roosevelt
New York Title and Mortgage Company
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E. H. Harriman
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