Shawnee Club Annual Flower Show And Exhibit Winners
The Shawnee Home Demonstration Club held an annual show featuring flowers needlework and furnishings. George Bywaters and Maude Bywaters led with multiple blue ribbons while Edw in Marker and Mrs. Marker collected top prizes in several classes including tables mantles and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Home Demonstration Club
Prowers
Edwin Marker
Ng George Bywaters
Maude Bywaters
George Bywaters
Canning
Robert Snapp
George
George Sbywaters
Mantle
Marker
Kremer
Fay Marker
Martin
George Bywa
John Bywaters
Dorsey Funk
Mildred Hawkins
Canning Kerr
G. Bywaters
Jessie Carpenter
R. Snapp
Lima Bans
Snapp
Bywaters
Tometrees
Carpenter
Mrs. Snapp
Jam
App
Route 275 Work Begins In October
County resident engineer C Poston said construction on Route 275 toward the West Virginia line west of Gore likely cannot start before October 10 to 15. The convict camp will not be moved from Route 7 until about that time and will be located west of Gore at a yet undetermined site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Poston
West Virginia Line
Gore
Route 7
12-Pound Possum Meets Its Waterloo in Hen House Raid
A 12-pound possum raided Mrs. Rose Hawse s chicken house at 308 South Braddock Street. Edgar Rush, neighbor, killed the animal with a club after the possum caused a noisy disturbance. The carcass hung in Rush s backyard the next morning despite not being in season as a delicacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Edgar Rush
Rose Hawse
South Braddock Street
Rush
Program Of Home Agent Week Schedule
The home agent Miss Madeline Blair outlines a weekly plan for September 26 to October 1. Activities include 4-H Club programs in Fairfax Middletown and Gainesboro, Friendly Grove and Stonewall Home Demonstration Clubs, salad demonstration, gardens supervised by Welfare, and weekly office days plus a Friday Bryarly Senior 4-H Club meeting at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Blair
Fairfax
Virginia
Nallie Hughes
Middletown
Agricultural
Friendly Grove
Friendly Grove School
Stonewall Home Demonstration Club
Gainesboro
Bryarly
Hilda Orndorff
Wedded Amid War In China
From Lot 63 Kuling China Dr Hugh W White reports a wartime wedding of his daughter Junia G White to Rev A J Dief fenbacher The couple are missionaries for the Presbyterian foreign missions and wed at Ruling June 27 In the 12 months marooned westerners on the mountain near central China unity and peace are noted plus a chat about Washington and Lee University and best wishes to those at home
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Star
Kuling
China
Hugh W. White
Henry M. White
Cuple
Heavenly Father
Pella
A. D
Winchester
L. R. Craighill
Washington and Lee University
Episcopal Mission
L. Men
Czechoslovakia Crisis Triggers Global Military Posture
Reports detail a large mobilization near Czechoslovakia with 1.5 million on the Hungary border, France ready to aid, Britain moving ships and fleets to sea, and Mussolini vowing axis unity. Clashes along the Sudeten border and calls for parliamentary recall mark heightened tension ahead of possible conflict.
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Czechoslovakia
Hungary
France
Russia
Poland
Red Army
Sudeten German Free Corps
Sudetenland
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
Padua
Britain
Home Fleet
Man Walks Away From Identity In Temporary Morgue
Charles Keville entered a temporary morgue in Galilee Rhode Island and, after viewing a corpse identified as him, declared the body was not his and left the facility.
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Galilee
R. I
Charles Keville
Death of Mrs. Lula C White in Mount Williams
Mrs Lula Catherine White 64 died at 2 15 am at her Mount Williams home near St Johns Church after 25 years of illness She was born March 1 1874 only child of Marissa Snapp Reared by paternal grandparents She married Rev John I White on November 15 1893 Survived by four daughters one son two half siblings and four grandchildren Funeral Monday at 2 pm at St Johns Lutheran Church with Rev Edwin Smith officiating Pallbearers named Maynard Snapp Noel Williams Stadden Cooper Hurt Himelright Guy Fry Elmer Ambrose
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Catherine White
St. John's Church
Mount Williams
Marissa Catherine Pingley Snapp
Snapp
White
St. John’s Lutheran Church
John I. White
W. J. Smith
Carson Allamong
Ivan Miller
Alice Good
Winchester
Arthur M. White
Cordelia
Hollis E Snapp
Hagerstown
H. Arthur Snapp
Hayfield
Bertha Ashwood Stephenson
Lucy Preffitt
Opequon
James
David Allamong
John
Charles Good
Edwin Smith
Gannett Defends Press Against Muzzle
Rochester publisher Frank Gannett warned that only a free press guards American citizenship from one man rule. He spoke by radio in response to Senator Minton's attacks and cited press-led defeats of court packing, the government reorganization bill, and the President's purge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Frank Gannett
Gannett
Senator Minton
D-Ind
Minton
Press of America
Supreme Court
Daylight Saving Time Ends Tomorrow Across States
About 30,000,000 people in 17 states will set clocks back one hour as daylight saving time ends at 1 a m tomorrow. The change affects New York New Jersey New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Delaware and 748 communities in 11 other eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Delaware
Poland Czech Clashes Reported Across Border
A Warsaw dispatch reported Polish and Czech security forces clashed at the border with casualties including one Pole killed. The report, from the exchange telegraph service via British News Agency, is unconfirmed by Associated Press correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Warsaw
Associated Press
Railroad Strike Ballots Counted in Big Vote
Chicago September 24 The counting of votes to decide if nearly one million railroad workers favor a strike over a 15 percent wage cut began. Brotherhood officials said ballot canvassing had started and results would be announced Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad
Founder's Day Observance Changes for Christian Endeavor
The International Society of Christian Endeavor combines Founders Day and Members Day on October 2 this year. Plans include a program from the Boston office and an envelope of materials offered for 25 cents containing a hymn book, monogram, offering envelopes, membership cards, a supplies catalogue, and a portrait of Dr. Francis E. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Society of Christian Endeavor
Clark
Christian Endeavor
International Society
Boston
Society of Christian Endeavor
Mount Vernon Street
Mass
Francis E. Clark
Building Strike In Paris Ends With Government Support
Striking building workers in the Paris region ended their stoppage and backed the government in the international crisis. A delegation of about 175,000 workers informed Labor Minister Charles Pomaret that they stand ready to help as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles Pomaret
World's Rarest Stamp On Sale
Kenmore New York September 24 Ernest C Jarvis head of a stamp collection firm said he has open market authorization to sell what he calls the world's rarest stamp The British Guiana No 13 from the Arthur Hind Utica NY collection carries an open market price of 37500 and is described as the only one in existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmore
N. Y
Ernest C. Jarvis
Jarvis
British Guiana
Arthur Hind
Utica
Curious Praying Mantis Brought to Star Office
Harry Adams from the Games bor section brought a Pray mantis to the Star Office this afternoon. Ray Whitacre arrived five minutes later with another specimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Adams
Gamesbor
Star Office
Ray Whitacre
Breakfast Begins Scout Campaign At Piccadilly
Final plans for a Monday breakfast at the Piccadilly Soda Shop mark the kickoff of a Scout campaign. Rev. Ronald S. Wilson says over 60 workers will canvass the city Monday and Tuesday, with John S. Scully arranging the event and coordinating materials and instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccadilly
Ronald S. Wilson
John S. Scully
Mervel W. Adams
John C. Blackburn
Mathias W. Bot
Nomination Battles Shape Fall Campaigns
O'Connor loses Democratic nomination to Fay with President's backing as three Senate allies boost New Deal issue potential. Pensions emerge as a campaign lever aiding Downey and O'Daniel wins, while O'Connor plans to run in the general as an independent, aiming for reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connor
House Rules Committee
James H. Fay
Sheridan Downey
California
W. Lee O’daniel
Texas
Fay
O'Connor
Mobilization by Czechs Begins after Sudeten Crisis
The article describes Czechs mobilizing after Hitler’s demands over Sudeten Germany. People rushed from restaurants as thousands gathered in the streets to cheer departing soldiers. Taxis, streetcars, and vehicles ferried troops while blue lights signaled air raid precautions and streets darkened in fear. no airplanes were seen over Prague that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Prague
France Mobilizes Reservists Across Services In Surprise Call
Crowds of young men and a few sad faced women gather around mobilization notices plastered on official boards. Signaled by crossed tri colors the call extends to army and air force reservists while the navy already calls 30 000 by individual orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Sean
Plane over Vienna forces return after anti aircraft fire
German officials reported a Czech Slovak military plane flew over Stammersdorf near Vienna last night and came under anti aircraft fire, causing it to turn back toward Czechoslovakia.
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Vienna
Stammersdorf
Czechoslovakia
Mrs. Sarah N. Ashby Dies at 74 in Clarke County
Mrs. Sarah N. Ashby, 74, died today at 2:30 a.m. at her daughter’s home near Berryville. Survived by husband J. F. Ashby and three children Mrs. F. L. Holtsclaw, Curtis Lewin, and Osborne Ashby, all of Clarke county, plus brothers and sisters in Clarke county. Funeral at 3 p.m. tomorrow from Mrs. Holtsclaw’s residence with Rev. Clarence Lloyd officiating. Interment in Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Sarah N. Ashby
F. L. Holtsclaw
Clarke County
H. T. Johnson
T. H. Ashby
Wilbur Lee
George Kent
Joseph Kent
Eliza Johnson
John Kent
Polish Czech Border Closed Forces Limited Exit Routes
Warsaw reports the Polish Czechoslovak border is closed with no exit for Americans via Poland. German and Hungarian borders also shut, leaving Romania as the only open frontier. Prague Warsaw air service halted and rail ticket sales to Czechoslovakia stopped. Telecommunication between capitals restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Prague-Warsaw
Prague
Revival Opens On Monday Night at Bethel Lutheran Church
Revival begins Monday night September 26 at 7 30 at Bethel Lutheran Church Albin with preacher Rev E B Smith leading nightly services through October 2 except Saturday The program will conclude with the morning communion on Sunday October 2 and include the Lord's Supper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Lutheran Church
Albin
E. B. Smith
Meadow Mills Service Planned
The Rev. E. J. Rohart and family will assist with services at Meadow Mills Union Chapel. Sunday School will be held at 2 30 o clock. A Bible pledge will be conducted at 346 Oak and the Rev. Mr. Huatheh will preach at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Rohart
Meadow Mills Union Chapel
Oak
Mr. Huatheh
Compromise Reached In Vaughan Furniture Labor Dispute
Galax Virginia September 24 A compromise of charges of unfair labor practices against Vaughan Furniture Company has been approved by the National Labor Relations Board NLRB examiner Tilford E Dudley announced The compromise originated from a Greensborro conference attended by NLRB officials company attorneys and counsel for the Vaughan workers association Dudley said the NLRB approval wrote finis to the dispute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galax
Vaughan Furniture Company
National Labor Relations Board
Tilford E. Dudley
NLRB
Greensboro
N. C
Association of Vaughan Company
Dudley
Finis
Cantata by Emmanuel Circle at Douglas School
The Emmanuel Circle of Baltimore will present a cantata at the Douglas School auditorium on North Kent Street tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Circle of
Baltimore
Douglas School
North Kent Street
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Arcoflame
Hannes
Sen A
Bills
Kal Herc
Perce Cenes
O’connell
Braddock St
Dr. White
Admiralty
Charles Forbes
North Sea
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Egypt
Downing Street
Whitehall Street
ASCO
Mt. Williams
Czech
Stokol
Eger
Endeavor Observance
Mantis
Conhios
Commercial Small Loan Co
Mark
Scout
Paul Rosenberger
Herman Stine
Charles Coffman
Lester Arnold
Verlue Sirbaugh
Dennis Spring
Fred Hunt
W. L. Harris
Vic Arthur
Andrew Bell
John Glaize
L. Sirbaugh
H. Stine
J. S. Scully
H. B. McCormic
Hartman
Dr. C.T. Clarke
Sam Preston Nelson Page
C. V. Eddy
E. B. Cooper
C. P. McVicar
Army High Command
N. Braddock St
Clarke
Meadow Mills
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store
N. Main St
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