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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
8
Senator Aubrey G. Weaver has attracted many letters praising his work restoring Virginia pensions for Confederate veterans and widows. A typical note from Mrs. P. C. Jones includes a hand made kerchief and a short poem thanking him for leading the pension restoration.
Mt. Pleasant Virginia residents report visits from the Newlin family of Opequon and Mrs Bes sie Smith with Lester, plus Carson Allamong and sons James and David and Calvin and Ray Allamong of Mr. Williams visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Perry at Gore.
James aew Sunday School at 10 o clock and Christian Endeavor at 7 30 in the United Brethren church. Mrs Virgie Henry visits Mrs Louise Smith who remains ill. Rev Senger preached his last sermon before the annual conference at Singers Glen Va. The congregation hopes for Rev Singer to return next year.
The AP reports a broad buy now campaign to support recovery costs, tentatively starting October 1, delayed from September 20 due to coal code talks. Plans propose local purchase quotas, though officials say identical approaches were discarded and a nationwide Blue Eagle appeal will move forward. Johnson notes possible coal price rises but operators expect smaller increases. NRA officials consider next codes, with Johnson at a White House recovery council meeting before a trip to New York.
Virginia officials from across the state will gather in Danville next Tuesday for the fifth annual Building Officials Conference of Virginia. Henry P. Beck of Richmond will preside, with speakers including Edward H. Ruehl Bluefield Va Roy S. Braden Arlington County and D P Magann Roanoke. Brockwell North Carolina will speak at the luncheon on fire prevention and the building inspector. The conference lasts one day.
A vintage ad claims 98 of 100 women recover with this medicine when nerves are on edge from children noise and daily burdens. It promises irritable moods improve and life becomes worth living again.
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