Navy Accepting Electronics Training Applicants in September
Chief Edward Kerstiens of the Navy Recruiting Station announced a limited September intake for electronics training. The program targets high school graduates with access to over 15 electronics schools, including five in the aviation group, to prepare new sailors for ship and plane equipment.
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Edward Kerstiens
Navy
Kerstiens
Clarke Agent Schedules Meetings in Clarke County
Clarke County Home Demonstration Agent releases a schedule of club meetings. Thursday at 7 30 p m Green Clover 4 H Club with Billy Shepherd. Friday at 9 30 a m Millwood Home Demonstration Club with Mrs Graham Royston. Demonstration topic ironing a Pleasure or a drudgery. Weekend events include Jolly Jack 4 H ers with Madelyn and Helen Ramshore and office visits Monday Tuesday Wednesday.
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Phyllis Hockman
Clarke County
Green Clover
Billy Shepherd
Millwood
Graham Royston
Jolly Jack
Madelyn
Helen Ramshore
Vy's Electronics Training Contact Details
Vy's electronics training program contact Chief Kerstiens at 132 N Braddock and call MO 2-4201 for information.
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Kerstiens
Braddock
Evening Classes Begin at Madison College 1957
Madison College announces evening classes for the 1957 58 session led by Dean Percy H Warren. The first class meets Monday September 23 at 7 00 pm in Wilson Hall room 25. Graduate courses in Education and English lead to Masters degrees and credit toward those degrees with plans for future semesters.
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Madison College
Percy H. Warren
Madison
Warren
Wilson Hall
Oldest U S Scientific Society The American Philosophical Society
The American Philosophical Society is the oldest scientific association in the United States. Formed from Franklin’s Junto discussion club in Philadelphia around 1727, it was formally organized in 1743 with Thomas Hopkinson as president and Franklin as secretary. Members are grouped into four divisions: mathematical and physical sciences, geological and biological sciences, social sciences, and humanities.
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U. S
American Philosophical Society
Junto
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Thomas Hopkinson
Franklin
Boy Scouts Plan 1957 Recognition Roundup
Plans are under way for the 1957 recognition roundup of the Boy Scouts of America in the Shenandoah Area Council headquartered here. The event aims to enroll more Cubs Scouts and Explorers, recruit leaders, and honor unit growth with a special banner for 20 percent membership increases.
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Boy Scouts of
Shenandoah Area Council
Soutine
Baden-Powell
Washington
Valley Forge
Boyhood of America
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Shenandoah Area
Martinsburg-Berkeley
Winchester Frederick
Front Royal Warren County
Violin Bow Threads From Horsehair and Tourte Legacy
About 150 horsehair threads are in a bow. The bow originated among Central Asia nomads and was modernized by Francois Tourte to the modern slender weight bow. Tourte is called the Stradivari of bow history.
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Central Asia
Francois Tourte
M. Tourte
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