Milton Nulton visits Navy Academy for holidays
The Washington Star reports Milton Nulton wife of a Naval Academy official visits Annapolis for a month in March. She is joined by daughter Miss Nulton a National Cathedral School student who will holiday with her parents. Guests include Miss Fowler and Miss Winifred, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Murfin. Also noted is a hop at the academy attended by Midshipman Jack Bell and other midshipmen. Eatsler, a longtime Washington banker, was seen returning to his Market Street home after visiting relatives.
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Washmoe
Star
Milton
Naval Acaiean
Nulton
National Cathedral School
Washington
Miss Fowler
National Co- School
Winifred
A. D. Merrill
Iter
Mar
Pocomoke City Visit By Clarice Merrill
Mrs. Clarice Merrill of Pocomoke City Maryland will spend time here visiting relatives and friends during her stay in the area.
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Garet Clarice Merrill
Pocomoke City
Official of Hotel Corporation Here On a Visit
New York couple Mr and Mrs Albert J Haas stay several days at the George Washington Hotel. Haas, general auditor in the American Hotels Corporation comptroller department, travels to chain hotels and praises the George Washington as one of the most beautiful properties. He finds Winchester friendly and pleasant.
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Albert J. Haas
New York
George Washington Hotel
Haas
American Hotels Corporation Comptroller Department
New York City
Haashag
George Washington
Winchster
Easter Subscription Dance Promises Elegant Evening
Invitations mailed for the Easter subscription dance next Monday at 9 pm at the Géo Georges ton Hotel. Promoted by the Valley Promoters, it features the Jazz Buddies of Baltimore who will perform a short program at the Empire Theatre beforehand.
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Géo. Georgeston Hotel
Jazz Buddies
Baltimore
Empire Theatre
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at Market Street Church
A meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of Market Methodist Episcopal Church is scheduled for a late morning hour this week. Attendance is urged for all members, with the event described as an important gathering.
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Woman's Pees Missionary Society of Market’ Methodist Episcopal Church
Wil Ee
Barton Homeplace to reopen for summer season
Mrs M. Barton and Miss Martha Claris have been in Washington for several months. William L. Clark of Kernstown returned last evening and will stay with Mr. and Mrs. C Grattan Crawford. He plans to help reopen the Barton homeplace in Kernstown for the summer season.
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Ph M. Barton
Washington
Martha ‘Claris
William L. Clark
Kernstown
Garden Club reschedules meeting after holiday break
There will be no Garden Club meeting until after the winter holidays. The next gathering is set for 3 20 o'clock Wednesday afternoon April 16 in the George Washington Hotel large gold room. Hostesses named include Mrs Robert B Nelson Miss Min niser Mrs Daniel Wright and others. Capt and Mrs N M Talbott Hot Springs are staying at the hotel.
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Garden Club
George Washington Hotel
Robert B. Nelson
Minnicer
Daniel ‘Wright
Robt
Kata
Harry Greene
R. Hh.» Stokes
Mrs Grace McDermott Returns To Washington
Miss Grace E McDermott returned to Washington after visiting her sister in law Myrtle McDermott a Memorial Hospital patient Mrs Carrie Drury who had been a guest at Mr and Mrs R E March home on East Gerrard Street also returned to Washington
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Grace E. McDermott
Washington
Myrtle McDermott
Memorial Hospital
Carrie M. Drury
R. E. March
East Gerrard Street
Mr and Mrs Harry Baker and E Benn tt Hyde at George Washington Hotel
Roanoke couple Mr and Mrs Harry Baker and Mr and Mrs E Benn ett Hyde are registered at the George Washington Hotel.
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Harry Baker
Roanoke
E. Bennett Hyde
George Washington Hotel
Mrs Fletcher Visits From Washington Guest Of Kin
Mrs. Sarah V. Fletcher arrived today from Washington and will be the guest of her daughter Mrs. Ais don and her sister Mrs. Cannas.
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Sarah V. Fletcher
Washington
A.isd
Mrs Eva Haynes Returns Home From Funeral
Mrs Eva Haynes who attended the funeral of her sister the late Miss Annie Haynes has returned today to her home in Clifton Forge Virginia.
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Eva Haynes
Annie Haynes
Clifton Forge
Mrs Gertrude Newlin and Son Visit Sister in Town
Mrs Gertrude Newlin and her son Master Clayton Newlin arrived today from Washington and will visit her sister Miss Virginia Mason, adding a social note to local arrivals and family visits.
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Gertrude Newlin
Clayton Newlin
Washington
Virginia Mason
Miss Lillian Leaves for Guest Visit with Mrs W Brook Tunstall
Miss Lillian departed today to be the guest of Mrs W Brook Tunstall, signaling a social engagement arranged between the families.
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Lillian
W. Brook Tunstall
Mrs Fries Returns Home From Connellsville Visit
Mrs J L Fries returned to her Connellsville Pennsylvania home today after visiting as a guest of Mrs Carpenter.
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J. L. Fries
Connellsville, Pa
Carpenter
Local Movers Take Short Trip to Washington and Virginia
Miss Clara Wood departed for Washington to shop, while Mr C M Grim left for Clifton Forge Virginia to establish a future home. Foster Landrum from Baltimore and his mother Mrs Mary Landrum arrived today and plan to remain here.
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Clara Wood
Washington
C. M. Grim
Clifton Forge
Mr. Foster Landrum
Baltimore
Mary Landrum
Captain R L Christian Returns Home After Absence
Captain R L Christian, away on army business out of town for several weeks, has returned to his home.
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R. L. Christian
Mr Herman H Hable Returns from Eastern Business Trip
Mr Herman H Hable returned last evening from a business trip to eastern cities for the firm of H Hable.
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Herman’h. Hable
8. H. Hable
Miss Nonie Murnan Returns Home From Weekend
Miss Nonie Murnan spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. John Murnan of North Kent street and has returned to Harrisonburg Virginia.
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Nonie Murnan
John Murnan
North Kent Street
Harrisonburg, Va
Baker couple reopens home on Washington Street
Mr and Mrs W A Baker, long residents at Mrs Nancy Cobl's home on West Water Street, have reopened their home on South Washington Street. Burr Powell Harrison of Washington arrived to spend a few days with friends. Agnes Moler of Charles Town, soon to move to E Piccadilly Street, returned home today. The Athletic Club basketball team will entertain the girls tonight at a venue likely to be a gym.
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W. A. Baker
Nancy Cobl
West Water Street
South
Washington Street
Burr Powell
Harrison
Washington
Agnes Moler
Charles Town
E. Piccadilly Street
Mr and Mrs Williams Weekend Visit to Grampton
Mr and Mrs Williams and their daughter from Gramton spent the weekend with Mrs and Mrs L R Swimley at their home here.
Mrs Gale and Nancy Coble Vacation Guests
Mrs Gale of Rigihend visited as a guest at the home of Mrs Nancy Coble on West Water Street and will spend time there as a guest.
Local guests visit Shenandoah Valley Academy youth
Mr and Mrs Bly of Hampton visit their son a student at Shenandoah Valley Academy. Mr and Mrs Garland March move to Hodgson and Brown apartments and are making their home there.
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Bly
Hampton
Mr. and
Mrs. Garland
March
Hodgson and Brown
Mrs Virginia Smith and Mrs Brinkerhoff Return From Richmond
Mrs Virginia Smith and Mrs E H H Brinkerhoff returned Sunday night from Richmond, ending their trip with comments on the journey and plans for the week ahead.
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Virginia Smith
E. HH
Brinkerhoff
Richmond
Harrisburg Guest at Jack Hotel and Local Shopper
Mr. F. W. Shimpel of Harrisburg Pennsylvania is a guest at the Jack Hotel while Mrs Ada Benner of Clearbrook spent the day shopping in town.
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F. W. Shimpel
Harrisburg, Pa
Jack
Ada Benner
Clearbrook
Grain Carrier Sales Check An Upward Movement
Active selling of grain carriers in the stock market this morning checked an upward movement and triggered renewed profit taking. The earlier rise faded as money rate tension rose, with call loans marked at four percent, affecting several industrial specialties.
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Associated Press
New York
Thirty One Enter Pleas of Guilty in Cincinnati Liquor Case
In Cincinnati Ohio on April 7 thirty one former police and rural city agents pleaded guilty to indictments charging liquor law violations. Six indicted men had pleaded guilty Saturday.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hollywood Wood by the Sea project in Florida bold growth
Ambitious 33 million dollar construction program tied to Hollywood Florida east coast site 15 miles north of Miami features a 15 million dollar deep water harbor under Goethals, plus 4.225 million for hotels, casino, auditorium with removable roof, bank building, ten apartments and more. Immediate investment pitches invite thorough inquiry and suggest rapid resale gains.
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Hibly Wood
Florida
East Cast
Miami
Gen. Goethals
Panama Canal
Bank and Trust
Secret Society
Hollywood
The Dragon of Evil and Other True Story Tales
A dramatic confession by William Manning about falling to a drug habit and his wife Lotta’s fierce fight to save him is paired with promotional blurbs for True Story Magazine stories. It highlights moral struggles, infidelity, redemption, and societal warnings during the Jazz era.
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Lotta
William Manning
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