Presidents of Credit Bureaus To Confer On Future Policies
J K Coughton announces an all day conference for presidents of credit bureaus to discuss future policy. The Baltimore Farm Credit Administration and district Production Credit Corporation official notes 11 associations in Pennsylvania New Jersey seven in Maryland nineteen in Virginia and five in West Virginia. He cites over 3 000 000 lending to date and predicts higher fall winter volumes. Secretary treasurers of the 43 associations will also meet soon with decisions on single or multiple group meetings pending.
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J. K. Coughton
Baltimore Farm Credit Administration
District Production Credit Corporation
Pennsylvania
Jaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Doughton
Lew Ayres At Palace Friday Lets Be Ritzy Screening
Lew Ayres returns to the Palace playing Let's Be Ritzy a down to earth comedy about two young folks and their antics. Patricia Ellis Frank McHugh Isabel Jewell and Burton Churchill co star. Clyde Beaty appears in The Lost Jungle Stranger than Fiction and the Big Bad Wolf short.
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Palace
Universal Picture
Patricia Ellis
Frank McHugh
Isabel Jewell
Burton Churchill
Clyde Beaty
Winchester
Hable
Palace Theatre
Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back Ends Tonight at Hable Palace
Ronald Colman stars in the United Artists film Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back being shown for the last time tonight at Hable Palace Theatre. Loretta Young Warner Oland Charles Butterworth and Jao Merkle co star. A Fox News reel and a short cartoon accompany the feature. Indiana assigns tulip tree as state official tree and zinnia as state flower in 1931 after 1923 tulip tree designation.
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Warner Bros. Capitol
Indiana
Sale of Winchester City Property by Yost Executors
Executors of David F. Yost offer three city parcels at public auction in Winchester Virginia on Saturday October 6 1934 at 11 a m. The properties include 21 Peyton Street lot 34 ft frontage 66 ft depth a six room dwelling. 579 North Kent Street No 3 a 4 room dwelling lot fronting Kent Street 17 ft more or less and extending to the B&O Railroad. and a second 5 room parcel on North Kent Street also 17 ft wide and 162 ft deep. Terms call for one third cash with balance in two equal installments at 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance.
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David F. Yost
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Court House
Peyton Street
Braddock
Loudoun
Peyton Streets
Braddock Street
Emma C. Goshert
Corporation Clerk’s
Kent Street
Said Street
Walter D. Myers
B. & O. Railroad
North Kent Street
Public Sale of Excellent Farm in Frederick County Virginia
By decree dated August 4 1934 in the Frederick County Circuit Court, Special Commissioner James P. Reardon will sell at public auction in front of Winchester County Court House at noon on September 22 1934 the Bennington Farm a 110 acre 1 rood 36 square pole tract at Bartonsville watered by Opequon Creek. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in 1 2 years secured by purchaser bonds bearing date of sale with 6 percent interest, deed of trust, insurance on buildings, Homestead waiver. Commissioner and clerk certify bond is executed.
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Circuit Court of
Bartonsville
Bennington
J. W. Bennington
James P. Reardon
I. C. C. Brannon
Flashes of Life and Fate Pranks and Crashes
Dreams come true and peril mix as a mechanic falls under a hoist pinning him breaking his back and four ribs leaving him in critical condition. A Cincinnati guitarist recovers a stolen instrument after tracing it with an accompanying cop. A door of a car opens sending a woman to hospital and several local accidents are reported in Saint Johns. Nearby farmers discover garden relief projects misfiring as seed potatoes prove useless.
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St: Stephen
N. B
Norman Lister
Saint Johnn. B
Catherine Moran
Percy Blizzard
D. P. Mahoney
E .R. Lowery
L.dev. Chipman
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1450 B Dress Preview
The Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1450 B offers a sailor backed daytime frock. It highlights refined lines and a Vee front, with dark contrast outlining edges. Sizes 34 to 36 require 3 1/2 yards of 36 inch material and a small amount of contrasting fabric.
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Barbara Bell
Weedy Patch Yields Mixed Potato Garden Tales
Gardeners report plentiful weeds but few potatoes. Some admitted eating potatoes because they looked tasty, while others planted them and forgot.
Misfortunes Strike Cumberland Family Within 48 Hours
Somerset Pa. Within 48 hours the Fletcher W. Cunningham family faced three separate troubles. Mine inspector Cunningham suffered a heart attack, his wife, who was aiding him, fell and was seriously injured, and their son Roy lost several teeth in an automobile collision.
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Somerset
Fletcher W. Cunningham
Cunningham
Halifax man claims textile strengthening wash
A Dalhousie University technician, A. G. Sandoz, says he has developed a wash from a household kitchen solution that when applied to textiles strengthens fibres increases elasticity and provides waterproofing.
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Halifax
A. G. Sandoz
Sandoz
Dalhousie University
Ban Count For Praising Soviet
An Associated Press dispatch from Tokyo notes Count Hisai kata, a 36 year old Scion and head, praising the Soviet Union. The report frames the count in a diplomatic or political context.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Hisaikata
Banished Japanese nobleman linked to communist movement
The imperial Peerage and Heraldry bureau announces banishment of a Japanese count from the Peerage for alleged fostering of communism in Japan. The action targets a member of one of Japan's oldest noble families.
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Japan
Imperial Householdent
Man and Wife in Power Pole War Backdrop
Camden New Jersey September 20. A power pole dispute escalates as Mrs Elsie and her husband take turns making calls during a local outage. Neighbors report a loud argument over access to the shared utility line and control of the meter. Police advised both sides to seek mediation.
Barnabie Stays In Pole Hole Over Gas Company Demand
Barnabie, a young mother of six, sat over a hole in the ground outside her home to block a new pole installation. She demanded $500 and firewood from the Public Service Gas and Electric Company, beginning Monday afternoon and lasting three nights. After 377 hours, she yielded to her husband who sat with his legs in the hole, delaying the action and prompting a schedule of taking turns.
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Barnabie
Public Service Gas and Electric Company
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