Tribute honors Rev. Dr. Frank T. McFaden memory
The Presbyterian Synod of Virginia meeting in Richmond adopts a tribute to the late Rev. Dr. Frank T. McFaden of Loudoun Street Church Winchester. Born 1864 in Salisbury he served Virginia churches 44 years dying August 5 1933 in Abingdon and being buried in Hollywood Cemetery Richmond.
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Presbyterian Synod of Virginia
McFaden
Presbyterian Synod
Richmond
Prank T. McFaden
Loudoun Street
City
Prank Talbot McFaden
Salisbury
Wicomico County
Synod of Virginia
Abingdon
Hollywood Cemetery
Daniel McPaden
John Duke
United States
Ferry
Talbot Ley Duke
Jefferson County
George Henry McFaden
Alabama
Joseph Alexander McFaden
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Maryland
Mary Ann Duke
Harper's Ferry
Union
John Duke McFaden
Kansas
Virginia
M. E. Church
South
Frank Talbot McFaden
Harper’s Ferry
Frank McFaden
Joseph Barry
Presbyterian Sunday School
William Creighton Campbell
Winchester
Roanoke
Barry
Campbell
Little Presbyterian Church
Hampden-Syd
Postmasters Warned Against Heavy Mailing Practices
Postmasters warned against sending heavy mailed matter to boost stamp sales. Postmaster-General Farley explained 160 percent concession on the first $75 of stamps and noted some small offices mail heavy packages to obtain $1.60 per dollar of stamps. He said investigations show offenders will be removed and careful scrutiny will follow.
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Farley
Tadpole Leg Regeneration Observation Described
A passage notes that during tadpole development when hind legs form, if a leg is lost another grows in its place, exactly matching the missing limb. It also explains riverbank directions by facing downstream.
Bulgarians Face Death Penalty At Trial In Treason Case
Three Bulgarians Basil Constantinoff Tan eff Slagei Seminoff Popoff and Georgi Dimitroff are on trial in Leipzig facing the death penalty if convicted for high treason linked to the Reichstag fire in Berlin. Co-defendants include Marius Van der Lubbe and Ernst Torgler.
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Basil Constantinoff Taneff
Slagei Seminoff Popoff
Georgi Dimitroff
Leipzig
Reichstag
Berlin
Marius van der Lubbe
Ernst Torgler
Church Society Honors Wife of Local Minister
Singers Glen Virginia September 25 The Virginia Annual Conference of the United Brethren in Christ featured the Divinity Dames wives of ministers with a garden party at Mr and Mrs Swanks home The program included a business session readings and music followed by tea Officers elected for the coming year were Mrs Franklin G Senger Winchester president Mrs Forrest Racey Riverton West Virginia vice president Mrs C K Westernport Maryland secretary Mrs Wade S Miller Dayce Virginia treasurer Mrs U P Hovermale Martinsburg West Virginia secretary to shut ins Retiring officers were Mrs W A Wilt Martinsburg president Mrs U P Havermale Martinsburg vice president Mrs J W Wright Harrisonburg secretary Mrs J E Oliver Singers Glen treasurer
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Glen
Virginia
United Brethren In Christ
Divinity Dames
Swank
Franklin G Senger
Winchester
Forrest Racey
Riverton
W Va
C. Kor
Westernport
Secre
Wade
J. W Wright
Harrisonburg
J. E. Oliver
Paddy the Next Best Thing at Palace Theatre
Fox Pictures presents Paddy the Next Best Thing based on Gertude Page starring Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter at the Palace Theatre for a three day run. The romance adapts a beloved novel and features Walter Connolly Margaret Lindsay and Harvey Stevens in supporting roles. It promises uplifting clean entertainment for all ages with Krazy Kat cartoons and a Fox Magic Carpet scenic supplement.
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Fox Pictures
Janet Gaynor
Paddy
Walter Connolly
Margaret Lindsay
Harvey Stevens
Gaynor
Baxter
Paramount News
Admiral Byrd
Palace
Morning Glory at Capitol Star Hepburn Delivers
Katharine Hepburn shines in Morning Glory as a young actress pursuing stage success in New York. Douglas Fairbanks Jr co stars as a supportive playwright who aids her through disappointments and hardships to achieve triumph.
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Katharine Hepburn
the Capitol
New York
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Miss Hepburn
King of the Jungle opens at Colonial
Buster Crabbe stars as the Lion Man in King of the Jungle which opened today at the Colonial to a large audience. The adventure drew mounting excitement as crowds witnessed Crabbe in a jungle backed by Warner Bros. production values.
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Buster Crabbe
Colonial
Lion Man
Reminder of Russia Vermont has a town named Mos cow
A note recalls that Russia Vermont contains the town of Moscow alongside broader regional features. The reminder highlights naming quirks and local geography.
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Reminder
Russia
Vermont
Moscow
Park land transfer funds eyed for Shenandoah extension
A $900000 fund awaits expenditure for Shenandoah National Park area development from Panorama to Front Royal. Federal and state officials met at Skyland to push land transfers from Warren and Page counties and speed park acquisition and trail extensions toward Waynesboro and Swift Run Gap.
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Wenite Lumegiags
Eupineioors
Shenandoah National Park
Panorama
Front Royal
State Conservation Commission
Blue Ridge Mountain
Warren
Page
Skyland
George Freeman
Virginia
National Park Service
Swift Run Gap
Waynesboro
George Freeman Pollock
Harlan P. Kelsey
Southern Appalachian National Park Commission
Blue Ridge
South
Clifford Woodrum
Roanoke
A. B. Crammer
W. N. Austin
Federal Bureau of Good Roads
E. R. Combs
Carl Nolting
John J. Wicker
Virginia Home Loan Corporation
Richmond
Carter W Wormeley
H. L. Opie
Staunton
A. T Moore
Percy T. Loth
Maj. E. M. Brown
Shenandoah Valley Inc
Page Valley
Stanley
Rat reproduction yields 68 offspring in a year study
A pair of rats produces sixty eight young in twelve months and total progeny reaches about one thousand five hundred over two years, illustrating rapid population growth.
Executrix Sells Estate Property At Winchester
The executrix announces a sale at 10 A M on Friday September 29 at the late M B Richards residence 102 Richards Ave Winchester Va. Personal property includes household effects farm implements tools four cows two horses an International one ton truck corn crop a grader and other farm equipment. Terms cash. META L RICHARDS executrix. Duvall Dunn Aucts. 9 22 61.
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M. B. Richards
Richards Ave
Winchester
And Driver Sense Too Uncle Absaya
A humorous quip notes that horse sense cannot replace automobile sense, joking about practical driving mishaps and common road mistakes.
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Absaya
Public Sale of City Lots in Winchester Virginia
Trustee Herbert S. Larrick offers Lots 13 and 14 Purcell Ave in Winchester at public auction on Thursday October 5 1933 at 11 A M. The deed chain traces to Clyde Wilton Tinsman with conveyance to John W Hughes in 1922. Terms require one third cash and balance in two installments with bonds and a deed of trust plus insurance on buildings.
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John W. Hughessy
Winchester
Court House
Winches
Herbert S. Larrick
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Highland Avenue
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Union Theological Seminary
Hampden-Sydney College
Mary Baldwin College
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Presbyterian Ministers’ Fund of
Presbyterian Women of
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Prince George County
Mary Minge
Wyndham Bolling Blanton
Frances Talbot McFaden
Eugene D. Witherspoon
Blacksburg
N. Y
Frank T. McFaden
James A. Armstrong
Shepherdstown
Creighton Campbell
Harpers Ferry
R. B. Woodworth
Lal
Big Sister
Byles Forgrave
Taneff
Popoff
Dimitroff
Church Society
Warner Bros. Capitol
Warner Bros. Colonial
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I. Brumback
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Inceth
Branchle
Ire Co
Braddock & Boscawen
Sts
U. S
Herrell Sales Corp
Loudoun St
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell
Martinsburg Pike
Shell Station
Amherst & Boscawen St
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Bickers Motor CO
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