Inspirational message to Fort Loudoun D A R chapter
An address to the Regent and members of the Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution urges readiness to carry on the chapter’s work. It lauds Will Rogers and Alaska rescue efforts, recalls past chapter achievements, and calls for continued service, loyalty to the Constitution, and patriotic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Doun
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Eene
Alaksant
Joe
Mercy
Creation
Virginia
Keesee
Rowbotham
Louise Waters Miller
Fort Loudoun
Kate Waller Barrett
George Washington Hotel
Kenmore Association
Mount Vernon
George Washington
National Red Cross
America
James Madison
George Mason
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Benjamin Franklin
John Hancock
John Paul Jones
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Oliver Jackson
Stephen Deadur
Matthew Fontaine Maury
Sam Houston
Winfield Scott
Constitution Hall
D. A. R. Congress
Alaska
Fort Louaoun
Jewish Sports Federation honors call to release Jews from Berlin Olympiad
The World Congress of the Jewish Sports Federation passed a unanimous resolution asking national Olympic committees to release Jews from participation in the Berlin Olympiad next year. The German representative abstained. The vote occurred in Brunn Czechoslovakia on September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunn
Czechoslovakia
Olympic Committees
World Congress of the
Jewish Sports Federation
Germany
Barn Fire Destroys Farm Structures Near Stephens City
A blaze that started in a small outbuilding near Mrs. R. Benton Snapp’s barn destroyed a 40 by 60 barn and four outbuildings on the Stephens City area farm. Loss about 2500 dollars, with crops and livestock mostly saved by neighbor bucket brigades. Frank Costello and family reside on the property.
Sale confirmation of Rush Racey property in Frederick Co
Judge Philip Williams confirmed in Frederick County Circuit Court the sale by special commissioners of 70 acres and improvements about 4 1/2 miles southeast of Winchester from Rush Racey and others to the Eastern Light Company. The court deemed the $800 bid a fair price for the property.
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Philip Williams
Frederick County
Winchester
Rush Racey
Eastern Light Company
Second Traffic Signal Going Up At Braddock and Piccadilly
City workers install a second four way traffic signal at Braddock and Piccadilly, mirroring the Cameron and Piccadilly setup. Officials expect more signals at dangerous intersections as the system proves satisfactory. The four units are mounted high for visibility and low enough to avoid peering at overhead signals.
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Braddock and
Piccadilly Streets
Cameron and
Piccadilly
Anniversary To Be Observed Congregational Church Meeting
A Sun day School honoring event was held with teachers and officers of the Congregational Christian Church. At a special meeting last night several items of business were decided.
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Congregational Christian Church
Sunday School Anniversary and National Recognition Day
The Sunday School marks 25 years with an Anniversary Day worship on October 6 at 11 a.m. The building dates to October 9. National Recognition Day for Sunday School teachers is observed with a special morning service. Miss Elsie Mathews chairs the anniversary and recognition day committee.
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Onoe
Ore
Elsie Mathews
Divisions Of Aid Schedule For Congregational Church Ladies
The Ladies Aid divisions of the Congregational Christian Church announce meetings this week. Division One convenes Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Cecil Whitlock's home on Opequon Avenue. Division Two plans a 7 p.m. gathering on the same day.
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Ladies Aid
Congregational Christian Church
Cecil Whitlock
Opequon Avenue
Community Divisions Schedule At Local Chairman Homes
Wednesday night September 18 at Mrs. Clayton Pugh 568 N Loudoun street Division Three meets. Division Four gathers Friday night September 20 at Mrs. Jessie Chris man 440 North Loudoun. All members urged to attend. call 549J if transit is needed.
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Clayton Pugh
Loudoun Street
Harry Nelson
Richard Avenue
Jessie Chrisman
North Loudoun
The Rule of Character Faces Every Hard Problem
The speaker reflects that personal obstacles seem unique but others share the same tough problem. It argues that wealth or pleasure won t solve it and that change offers no shortcut. The core message asserts there is only one solution the rule of character guiding how we work through difficulty.
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Stanley R. Morgan
Dr. Griest
Dodd
Mitchell
Matthew Page Andrews
B. M. Roszel
Frank Wray
Flickinger
Frank B. Crawford
Selloom
Richmond
William E. Gladstone
United States
Great Patriotic Society
SALE
Big Sister
By Les Forgrave
Beth
Buddy
Central Press Association
Raoul
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Central Press Ass'n
Gabby
NDIAW
Muggs McGinnis
Peake
BY William Ritt
Joe King
Indianapolis
Truckenbrods
Eeoc
Wrathr
By Wally Bishop
Tomas
New York
Harpers Ferry
Washington
Baltimore
Icago P.M
Baltimore & Ohio
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power CO
Spence & Seldon, Managers
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corporation
Baltimore, Md
Buncutter Tire Co
Wrovy Rt
Graham
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