Heritage of Church To Sponsor Patriotism Tells Audience
Dr. McIntyre, superintendent of the Winchester district, spoke at a Cedar Cliff Presbyterian interdenominational dinner about America's heritage and defense, urging that the nation be guided by faith in God. Others, including Rev. L Roof and Rev. Homer Welch, shared experiences and greetings as the event closed with God Bless America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heritage of Church
Methodist
City
McIntyre
Winchester
L. Roof
Stephens City Lutheran Church
Beacons
Lawson
Homer Welch
Mof
C. S. Headley
Owen
Roof
40 And 8 To Hold Meeting In Berryville
Shenandoah Valley Voiture No. 40 and Eight of the American will meet on Wednesday the 25th in the Legion building Berryville at 7 PM A supper will be served The Light War moving pictures on Nazi occupation scenes will be shown Discussions will include a joint meeting with Post 91 American Legion and an October event planned in Winchester Dr J M Casey of Boyce will represent Voiture No 1078 at the National Promenade of the 40 and 8 in Boston on September 23
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley
Legion Coma
Berryville
Norway
France
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Winches
Saale
The
Nation Legion
J. M. Casey
Boyce
Boston
Hasty Ceremony Costly For Parson
In Zlkton Maryland Rev Joseph T Baker pleaded guilty to violating the 48 hour marriage law by officiating at an August wedding before license issuance. Circuit Judge James F. ruled the act violated state rules, with Baker facing about 200 dollars in fines and court costs. Police noted a license application had been made but the 48 hour waiting period had not elapsed.
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Zlkton
Maryland
Joseph T. Baker
James F
New York
Pallbearers Named for Late Charles Ti
Be Star reports W. H. Fishel and others served as pallbearers at the funeral of Charles Ti. The list reflects local figures who attended the service and assisted in the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Star
W. H. Fishel
Ares
Charles Ti
City and County Realty Transfers list of property deeds
A long list of real estate transfers shows many parcels in Winchester and surrounding areas changing hands. Transactions include trustees selling lots on Parkway and Fairview Avenue, Harris Addition and Shenandoah Avenue, Kernstown area, and multiple exchanges for nominal sums with valuable considerations. Major buyers include individuals such as B P Myers Mabel L Michael and institutions such as Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Northern Virginia Power Co.
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Winchester
John P. Allen
B. P. Myers
Parkway
F. L. Harris
Gilbert F. Dove
Helen C. Dove
Harris Addition
Turner A. Scrivener
Henry O. McKee
Fairview Avenue
Margaret E. Harris
John E. Frye
Harris East Orchard Tract
Margaret WW. Talbot
Walter R. Talbot
Ary Katherine Kern
Shenandoah Avenue
Mabel Gertrude Martin
Bertha M. Frye
National Avenue
Mabel L. Michael
Boyd H. Hamman
Vernie K. Kremer
Miller Street
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Mary Elizabeth Lee Trenary
West
Monmouth Street
William E. Fauveret
Harris
Frederick County
Wilmer Burkhart
Kernstown
Roy Rudolph
Ray Robinson
R. H. Collins
the Eddy Paper Corp
Ida Pennington
John S. Dove
Virgil S. Brown
Hilda Hottle Yost
C. Lester Keller
Pauley Hearing Set for October in Felony Case
Ted Pauley faces trial for feloniously obtaining 525 by buying chances in an automobile raffled for the Robert Y. Conrad Post No 21 American Legion. Indicted by a special grand jury, the case appears on the Corporation Court docket. W O Richards also to be heard October 23 for breaking and entering a National Fruit Product Company building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Pauley
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Pauley
Corporation Court
W. O. Richards
National Fruit Product Company
Treasury Receipts Expenditures and Debt Decline Report
Treasury status reports for Sept 18 show receipts of 77,193,780.43, expenditures 35,200,547.63, gross debt 44,060,797,111,000, with a daily decrease of 1,278,315.60. The figures update investors on central government finances and debt movement.
Dormitory for Inmates Opens at Stillwater Prison
Big Leo Utecht, Minnesota Prison warden, unveils a 65 900 dollar dormitory with no bars for about 100 inmates. The dormitory, to grow to 250, features shared meals, radios, table games, and minimal supervision as part of a rehabilitation program aimed at proving inmates can rejoin society through outdoor work.
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Stillwater
Mann
Leo Utecht
Minnesota
Utecht
Urecht
Parole Board
Delaware vote probe pressed
Investigators for the Senate Campaign Expenditure Committee were ordered back to Wilmington Delaware to continue an inquiry into charges of irregular voter registration in New Castle county. Senator Reed chairman of a sub committee said allegations of illegal registrations have been received from both sides and they want to develop both sides of the case.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditure Committee
Wilmington
Del
New Castle County
Reed
D-Kas
Delaware
Harvest Is Progressing Across Virginia Crops and Weather
The week ending September 14 saw fair to cooler conditions as maturing crops and harvest advanced rapidly. Temperature averaged below normal with notable rainfall in Tidewater, corn harvest lagging in northern counties, apple packing beginning, barley sowing, and pastures and livestock in good condition statewide.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Extension Division
Virginia Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Norfolk
Richmond
Wytheville
Dale Enterprise
Tidewater
Lynchburg
Springfield man fined for speeding after arrest
Edward Ryan was arrested for speeding and Emery Huff paid an $8.35 fine in a police magistrate's court. Huff then challenged the arresting officer.
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Springfield
Inl
Eee
Edward Ryan
Emery Huff
Huff
Motorist Catches Meter Mistake In Parking Lot
Kansas City police traced a motorist who kept receiving tickets to a faulty habit. He dropped his nickel in meters behind his car instead of in front, causing the fines to pile up.
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Kansas City
Barney Mahoney
Answers to Today's Quiz
Answers to test questions printed on page 4 list Canberra as 1, Omnivorous as 2, University of Chicago as 3, Julia M. Peterkin as 4, Kansas as 5, Jackson's victory over the British at New Orleans as 6, Cuba as 7, Fictitious as 8, Two as 9, and Abraham Lincoln as 10.
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Canberra
Omnivorous
University of Chicago
Julia M. Peterkin
Kansas
Jackson
New Orleans
Cuba
Two
Abraham Lincoln
Flood of Letters on Conscription Dwarfs Historic 1917 Messages
Washington dispatch notes more than 5000 letters to selective service officials in peacetime draft inquiries and pleas. Citizens ask for jobs seek exemptions and request enlistment details, recalling 1917 correspondences about heroes and hardships from Major General Crowder era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Selective Service
Wilson
E. H. Crowder
Provost Marshall
Young Blades
Alexander To Command Va. Brigade
Governor Price appoints Col. George Murrell Alexander of Lynchburg to lead the 91st Virginia National Guard infantry brigade with rank of brigadier general. He succeeds S Gardner Waller who resigned to focus on state and national defense duties. Alexander, a VMI graduate and World War veteran, was born in Lynchburg in 1889.
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Richmond
George Murrell Alexander
Lynchburg
Price
91St Infantry
Virginia National Guard
S. Gardner Waller
Virginia Adjutant General
Alexander
National Guard of
Virginia
91St
116Th Infantry
J. Fulmer Bright
Waller
Frank Alexander
Staunton
Fannie Murrell Hughes
Virginia Municipalities Set 35th Convention Schedule
Roanoke hosts the 35th annual League of Virginia Municipalities convention with about 400 delegates plus related groups. A banquet and sessions run Monday to Tuesday, featuring talks by C H Morris and Alfred Anderson, plus remarks by Carl Budnesky and Arnold Miles. Ashton Dovell serves as toastmaster. Clifton Woodrum cannot attend due to defense duties. Andrew Jensen of Arlington is president of the building officials group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Old Dominion
League of Virginia
Building Officials Conference of Virginia
Virginia Police Executives Association
Virginia Weights and Measures Association
League
H. W. Robertson
Covington
Morton L. Wanlerstein
Richmond
C. H. Morrissett
Alfred Anderson
Norfolk
Carl Budnesky
Alexandria
Arnold Miles
American Municipal Association of Chicago
Ashton Dovell
Williamsburg
House of Delegates
Clifton A. Woodrum
Andrew Jensen
Arlington County
John M. Webb
Staun
McNutt Labels Willkie Gag Man at Baltimore Rally
Federal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt called Wendell L. Willkie a gag man and praised his engaging personality while accusing him of failing to lead his party. He cited Willkie's support for conscription and the GOP Congress opposition as conflicting with national defense needs.
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Baltimore
Paul V. McNutt
Wendell L. Willkie
G.O. P
McNutt
Willkie
United States
Congress
Long Lost Nurse Emblem Found in Maryland Garden
Nine years after Nancy Walter graduated from Bryn Mawr Hospital a gold class pin was found in a garden by Miss Alice Wilson. The pin bears Walter's name and graduation date, and Walter now lives as Mrs Kent Temple of Bryn Mawr.
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Ridges
Nancy Walter
Nurses’ Training School
Bryn Mawr
Alice Wilson
Walter
Kent Temple
Police chief to lead weights and measures sessions on midweek
The ton police chief will oversee sessions on Wednesday and Thursday. The weights and measures group meets at the same time led by President B. W. Ragland of Richmond, chief of the state bureau of weights and measures.
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Treasury
C. A
Chrisline
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Braddock St
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Thomas Gates
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Britain
U. S
ing-Gal
John W. Rosenberger and CO
Potomac By-Products Co
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Canadian-American Defense Commission
Seattle
Wash
Vancouver
B. C
J. McNarney
F. T. Sherman
Harry Hill
Gag Man
Paul McNutt
Henry Ford
AY Is
Glaize & Bro
Fairfax Lane
Pittsburgh
Wty
McKesson Soretone
McKesson & Robbins
Penareees
Conn
Dept
General Motors Development
Delco
General Motors
O’connell Air Conditioning
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