Community Calendar and Local Notices
A detailed social calendar lists Friday events at Handley Library and Braddock Street Methodist Church including a Little Theatre rehearsal and a Young Christians class. Saturday hosts a Girl Scouts hike. Lions and Kiwanis luncheons are planned at the George Washington Hotel. Regular meetings include the Winchester Benevolent Order of Elks and Grace Lutheran Adult Choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
m—Handley Library
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Howard Schindel
Cork Street
Allen Bond
The
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Young People’s Choir
First Baptist Church
Handley Library
Winchester So Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Pastor and Delegate To Attend Conference
The Rev W P Saunders Mrs Saunders and Mr and Mrs F Estes Kline of Middletown will leave next Wednesday for Baltimore to attend the annual Methodist Episcopal Church South conference at Alpheus Wilson Memorial Church. The Baltimore Conference opens Thursday Oct 4 and lasts five or six days. Clarksburg Couple Weds Here. Rev E B McGukin officiated the wedding of Ernest B Ryder and Lula Pearl Simmons of Clarksburg at the Presbyterian manse. Mrs Clara Loy of 19 South Cameron street has recovered and resumed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Saunders
Clarksburg
E. B. McGukin
Ernest B. Ryder
Lula Pearl Simmons
W. Va
Ryder
Harvey Ryder
Z. S. Simmons
Clara Loy
South Cameron Street
Grace Luth organ Zion Church Delegation Attends Conference
A Grace Lutheran Church delegation from this city attended morning sessions of a Virginia Synod conference. Rev Dr L A Thomas presented the case for inner missions and served as chair of the Deacon's Board of the United Lutheran Church in America. Needlework Guild to Hold Meeting Oct 16 in Philadelphia origin notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Luthorgx Church
Sepherdstown
L. A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Cause of Inner Missions
Virginia Synod
United Lutheran Church In America
Needlework Guild
The
Needlework Guild of America
Philadelphia
Winchester
Grover Rose
Licenses For School Buses To Be On Sale
Licenses for school buses will be sold Saturday at 4 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce office. Under John Q. Rhodes director of the Motor Vehicles Department, school bus licenses are offered at half price for the sale, with the standard rates for other vehicles returning October 1. Operators need the licenses before the county school opening on October 1, hence the early sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
John Q. Rhodes
Motor Vehicles Department
Roosevelt Seeks Unified Action Amid Hard Times
President urges unified relief while cabinet members and Mrs Roosevelt, chair of the national women's committee, praise cooperation. Baker warns of disordered exchange mechanisms causing unemployment and want, but federal relief under local administration aims to shift burdens to communities. Community drives for social services to be held nationwide in November gather leaders and welfare groups at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Roosevelt
National Women’s Committee
United Community
White House
Granite Monoliths El Capitan and Halt Dome Highlight Yosemite
The largest granite monoliths in the world are El Capitan and Halt Dome, located in Yosemite Valley, California. Logwood, the heartwood of a tropical tree, is imported for the dye industry and used in red dye production and weighting silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Capitan
Halt Dome
Yosemite Valley
California
Relief Of Needy Children Receives $215 In Private Subscriptions
Welfare committee reports private subscriptions totaling 215 dollars with 137.94 spent for needy children. One family contains four children, mother a patient at Western State Hospital, father deserted. Two children placed in homes, two enrolled in Staunton School for the Deaf and Blind. Several other cases aided. Committee chairs listed for Case Clothing and Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Welfare
Western State Hospital
School For the Deaf and Blind
Staunton
Miller
Clark Cooper
J. M. Steck, Jr
E. T. Clark
J. Pinkney
Arthur Clothing
G. C. Rose
J. B. McKee
Victor Arthur
Burr P. Harrison
Melvin Green
Farmers to vote on continuance of reductions
Farmers in Back Creek Vernon Mayer area face a vote on continuing corn hog reductions. District meetings, led by county and vocational agriculture leaders, will inform signers and non signers on supply and demand in the corn hog program for 1935 and future years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Creek
Vernon O. Baker
W. J. Muse
J. L. Hershman
Stine
D. J. Howard
Northern
Virginia
W.R. Legge
R. A. Wall
Handley
Stephens City
Middletown
Gore High
Mount Williams
Iggy Vr
Gainesboro
Fairview
Reynolds Store
Mount Airy
Opequon
County Court House
Winchester
Stonewall
Kauffman
Stephenson
Association
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wallace
Late Chancellors To Be Re-Interred
Preparations began in Vienna for exhumation from local cemeteries of former chancellors Ignaz Seipel and Engelbert Dollfuss. Their bodies will be placed in elaborate bronze sarcophagi and re interred in the Seipel Dollfuss Memorial Church, a national shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vienna
Ignaz Seipel
Engelbert Dollfuss
Seipel-Dollfuss
Blue Ridge Lines Introduce Modern Streamlined Buses
Blue Ridge Transporta tion Company adds four ultra modern coaches from Yellow Coach Company in July with La Van Hyssong as traffic manager. Exterior shows a new streamlined look while interior offers airplane style recliners and improved luggage space. Each bus runs a 175 hp GM C dual engine with advanced brakes and suspension for safer, smoother service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Yellow Coach Company
la van Hyssong
Bender Body
Blue Ridge _ Lines
G. M. C. Motors
Blue Ridge
Wheat Acreage Under Contract Rules for 1935 Provisions
The 1935 contracted wheat acreage may be used for seeding grass or legume crops, emergency forage crops, or summer fallow with erosion controls. It prohibits seed production, specifies nurse crop allowances, and excludes land already in pasture, wasteland, or eroded land. It sets the contracted acreage as the farm’s average seeded wheat area within cultivated land.
Wheat allotment contract clause excerpt review
The text cites four to six items from the Wheat Allotment Contract Section 506 Series 2 Revision or Administrative Ruling No. 25 and notes exceptions as stated herein. It presents legal references without narrative context or procedural details.
Scout Awards To Be Made At Court Tonight
Boy Scouts receive awards for excellence and Good Turns at the Court of Honor in the George Washington Hotel at 7 30 Col B M Ros zel to preside A flashlight display will precede the program with banners presented by local organizations Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker to give invocation Scout Oath to follow Presentations include banners to Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion Rotary Lions banners The event honors troops from Stephens City Milton Alb in Berryville Strasburg Front Royal and Luray Eagle Palms and rank awards to be issued Leadership training and Red Cross Life Saving certificates to be awarded An drew Bell to speak and service organization banners to be shown The meeting ends with benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Roszel
George Washington Hotel
Srepideetie
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Frank R. Horton
Court of Honor
Charles R. Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Keetz, Sr
Kiwanis Club
Lee Coble
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harry Butler
American Legion
D. J. Howard
Rotary Club
Sam Preston
Lions Club
Stephens City
Albin
Berryville
Strasburg
Front Royal
Luray
Red Cross
Andrew Bell
Service
World War Vets Split on Immediate Cash Bonus Plan
Congressman Patman urged immediate cash payment of the World War bonus at the VFW encampment in Louisville while American Legion officials disclosed only five of 48 states favor asking Congress to proceed. Most departments support cancelling interest charges on bonus loans. Patman cites a $2.2 billion price tag to fund early payment. The face value of certificates issued since 1925 totals about $3.68 billion, with full payment not due until 1945 unless changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Patman
Texas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Louisville
American Legion
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Mrs. Marshall
Vause W. Marshall
Burlington
Richmond
Oscar M. Marshall
O. M. Marshall
Virginia Masons
Rockbridge
Marshall, McCoy & Company
Main Street
Morris
Lelia M. Bowman
Norfolk
Wallace Marshall
Newport News
Kenworthy
Franklin Hartman Kenworthy
Purcellville
John Massey
Loring Flagal
Massey
John Pelter
Patsie
Jimmy
Margaret Anne
Mollie Adams
Miss Westwood Byrd
Miss Westwood Beverley Byrd
Clarke County
Orange County
Orange
Miss Byrd
Samuel T. Weatherholt
Helen Frish
Cumberland, Md
Weatherholt
John Weatherholt
Frish
Jared Dawson
Messrs
Bell
Smith
Clarke M. Smith
Corporation Court
Manassas
Wake
Cobbie
Huntsberry
Shepherdstown
West Virginia
Miss Valley Tharpe
Mrs
Jack Tharpe
Aldridge
Linden Stickley
Memorial Hospital
Stickley
Louise Beatty
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Winchester and
Clarke County Garden Club
American Association of University Women
Walter H. Bosserman
Clarke County Woman’s Club
Myra Payne
Chambersville
Round Hill Methodist Church
Sherman
Eenter
Staunton School
Ewing
W. Monmouth ST
Blue Ridge Lines
Posits
the Commercial & Savings Bank
A. M. Swimley
Semael Ce
R. G. A. Grocer
Knox
Stetson
Dobbs
For
Margaret L. Hodgson
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Sports
Lovett’s
Loudoun St
Rock Creek
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