Of Interest To Women Bridegrooms Local Clergy Unite
Miss Mildred Unger and Rev E C Day were married in a double ring ceremony at 9 p m in the home of Dr IR O Bryant Supt of the Winchester District of the Methodist Church The bride is postmistress at Stotlers Cross Roads and active in Berkeley Springs church work The groom a 1941 Shepherd College graduate serves as pastor at Rileyville and attends Westminster Theological Seminary They will reside at the Rileyville parsonage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IR. O. Bryant
Winchester
Methodist Church
Mildred Unger
E. C. Day
Dr. Bryant
John Teter
Elkins
W. Va
Berkeley Springs
Rev. Day
Circleville High School
Circleville
Washington and Lee University
Bridgewater College
Shepherd College
Westminister Theological Seminary
Westminister, Md
Page-Stanley Methodist
Rileyville
Community club schedule fills week with meetings
A busy week of club events announced includes Grace Lutheran Mary Martha Class at 8:00 p m and a special Rebekah Lodge meeting at Odd Fellows Hall. Winchester Aerie Eagles meet at 211 North Loudoun with Lions Club lunch at Golden Glow at 12:30 p m. Various groups hold programs, social activities, and a 25th Annual Banquet at Grace Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
Grace Lutheran Church
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Winchester Aerie No
Order of Eagles
North Loudoun Street
Lions Club
Golden Glow
Stephenson
Edith Ollis
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Herbert Solenberger
Elks Club
Rotary Club
Sarah Zane Hall
Brucetown
Luther Walsh
Turner Ashby
Lillian Sheetz
North Loudoun
Frederickstown
Arcs Les
G. A
Mary Louise Yeakley Weds John Good in 5 PM Ceremony
Mary Louise Yeakley daughter of Mr and Mrs Holmes Yeakley wed John Paul Good son of Mrs Alice Good and the late Mr Paul Good in a 5 oclock ceremony at 314 West Cecil Street. Rev E B Smith officiated. The couple will reside with the bride's parents and both work at Plumney Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Cecil Street
Mary Louise Yeakley
Holmes Yeakley
John Paul Good
Alice Good
Paul Good
E. B. Smith
Jeanne Shade
Arthur Granfield
Richard Wagner
Felix Mendels- Sohn
Charles M. Good
William Shank Returns Home After Eye Operation
Mr. William Marvin Shank, formerly a patient at the Wilmer Eye Institute Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, has returned home greatly improved after a serious eye operation performed weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marvin Shank
Wilmer Eye Institute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Farewell Dinner for John H Quick at Rustic Tavern
Mr John H Quick Jr of 315 West Cork Street was treated to a farewell dinner by post office employees last night at the Rustic Tavern. He left this morning for the U S Army. Lieut Joseph Harry ends a fifteen day furlough with his parents on East Piccadilly Street and returns to Houston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Quick
John H. Quick, Jr
West
Cork Street
Post Office
Tavese
U. . Army
Joe Harry
Texas
Joseph Harry
Mrs
Frank Harry
East Piccadilly Street
Hondo
Bruce Town Church Hosts ham and chicken supper
The Bruce Town Church will hold a ham and chicken supper on Friday April 21 from five to nine p m. The event benefits the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
W S C S Of Brucetown Church Meeting Thursday
The Womans Society of Christian Service of Brucetown Church will meet Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs Luther Welsh home. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown Church
Womans Society of Christian Service
Luther Welsh
Mrs Consolvo Returns From Baltimore
Mrs. Consolvo returned to her Clarke County home Sunday night after spending several days in Baltimore with family and friends.
Miss Cora Dutterer Visits Family in Winchester and Leesburg
Miss Cora Dutterer of the Interstate Commerce Department in Washington spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. Millard Timbrook and parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dutterer at Cedar Grove Winchester. On Sunday the group joined Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wolverton in Leesburg and brought their son Master David Wolverton home from Childs Hospital in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Dutterer
Interstate Commerce Department
Washington
Winchester
Millard Timbrook
W. F. Dutterer
Cedar Grove
Perry Wolverton
Leesburg
Miss Cutterer
David Wolverton
Childs Hospital
Massie Women Travel to Washington for Visit
Mrs. Joseph Massie and Miss Elizabeth Massie, with Mrs. H D Flood and Mr. Bolling B Flood, departed for Washington where Mrs. Massie will spend several days before returning to Newport News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Massie
Elizabeth Massie
H. D. Flood
Bolling B. Flood
Washington
Miss Moore Returns to New York After Easter Visit
Dorothy Moore returns to New York Sunday afternoon after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs E Blackburn Moore on West Bos cawen street Easter holidays. Cecil Barret entertains about 750 guests last night at Millwood avenue home with special music by Carl Martin and midnight refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Moore
New York
Dorothy Moore
E. Blackburn ‘Moore
West Boscawen Street
Cecil Barr
Millwood Avenue
Carl Martin
Old Fredericktown Garden Club Meeting Moved to Thursday
The Old Fredericktown Garden Club meeting originally set for Wednesday is postponed to Thursday afternoon at 3 30 p m. The event will be hosted at Mrs. Clifford Grif's home with Mrs. Wendell Goode assisting as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Fredericktown
Old
Mr. Gus Chambers Admitted To Memorial Hospital
Mr. Gus Chambers, ill since last Tuesday, was moved to Memorial Hospital Saturday morning where he is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chambers
Gus Chambers
Memorial Hospital
Mrs Bergan Leaves for Illinois to Visit in Peoria
Mrs Bergan of South Stewart Street departed today for Peoria Illinois to spend several weeks with Mr and Mrs Martin Lehm. Her husband Mr Bergan accompanied her as far as Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergan
Illinois
John P. Bergan
South Stewart Street
Peoria
Ill
Martin Lehm
Pittsburgh
Regular Monthly Meeting of Girls Athletic Association In April
The Girls Athletic Association holds its regular monthly meeting on April 13 at 8 p m at the club rooms. Members are urged to attend as plans for the season will be discussed and new officers may be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Associa
Thaw Visits Winchester Friends Overnight
Mr. Harry K. Thaw spent last night in Winchester visiting friends after living in Pennsylvania. He was hosted by Mr and Mrs Stanley Plotner of Berry and their guests Mr Clarence Plotner and Floyd Plotner with children Johnny Caroline Elwood Jane and James Ruth Plotmer stayed with Miss Bernie and Imogene Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Thaw
City
Pennsylvania
Winchester
Gind
Stanley Plotner
Berry
Clarence Plotner
and Floyd Plotner
Johnny
Caroline
Elwood
Jane
James
Ruth Plotmer
Bernie
Imogene Eaton
Bennett Couple Stays Weekend in Winchester With Masseys
Mr and Mrs D F Bennett of Clinton Maryland spent the weekend in Winchester visiting Mr and Mrs J E Massey on Fairmont Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Bennett
Clinton, Md
Winchester
J. E Massey
Fairmont Ave
Mr. George Hott Guest of His Father in Pana
Mr George Hott of the U S Army has been stationed in Panama for some time and is visiting his father MP Alson S Hott in Pana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George §. Hott
U. S. Army
Panama
Alson S. Hott
Berryville Social Notes Highlights From Easter Visits
Berryville Virginia notes a busy Easter period with Lt James Pierce visiting family on South Church Street and Mrs Pierce and infant Jennifer returning from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Residents host guests including Mrs Heaton Baker of Washington and Eva Massey from D C, plus travels of Col John Dawson Winter Jr in Africa and Ensign William B Stalnaker Jr in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
James Pierce
C Davis
N. C
J. E. Klein
South Church Street
William B. Stalnaker
Cumberland, Md
Peggy Moore Stalnaker
Washington, D. C
Mrs Loring Rackley Returns Home After Major Operation
Friends report Mrs Loring Rackley has returned home from Winchester Memorial Hospital after undergoing a major operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring Rackley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Reoe
Private Bell Returns to Fort Meade
Private Jack Bell, who spent leave with his parents Mr and Mrs David L Bell in Clark County, has returned to Fort George G. Meade Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Clark County
David L. Bell
Fort George G. Meade, Md
Woman's Club of Clarke County Plans April Meeting
Miss Rose McDonald travels to Roanoke for Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs. Delegates Marion Stolle and Elsie Cadwalader join Junior Woman's Club. Rebekah Golg visits Berryville from Washington DC, Easter visits noted. Rebekah, May Wagner, Nell Osborne Carter, and Louise Bell highlighted. The Hon E Blackburn Moore will speak on important legislation at the April 13 meeting in Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose McDonald
Woman’s Club
Clarke County
Roanoke
Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs
Marion Stolle
Elsie Cadwalader
E. Blackburn Moore
Virginiature
Woman’s Club of
Moore
Social Guests Invitees From Local Families
Mrs W F Bennett visits with her daughter Mrs Robert Hockman in the county. Mr and Mrs W M Allen of Amherst street host guests for dinner including Mr and Mrs James Allen of Sunnyside Mr and Mrs Homer B yer of North avenue Mrs Dorothy Keiter and son Master Gary Keiter of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bennett
Robert Hockman
W M. Allen
Amherst Street
James Allen
Sunnyside
Homer Bi Yer
North Avenue
Visit Ends As Pittsburgh Woman Stays With Oakes Family
Mrs James P Plunkett Jr of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania is the guest of her sister Mrs J C Oakes on West Clifford Street Miss Anne Oakes of Staunton a Mt Sydney School staff member spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J C Oakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Plunkett, Jr
Pittsburgh
J. C. Oakes
West Clifford Street
Anne Oakes
Staunton
Mt. Sydney School
Mary Washington Student Joyce Davis Visites Berryville Easter
Miss Joyce Davis a senior at Mary Washington College Fredericksburg Va spends her spring vacation in Berryville with her mother Mrs R E Sommers and their two children while Mr John Sommers of North Carolina joins the family for Easter at their Berryville home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Bell
Farmville Teachers College
Berryville
Leonard H. Bell
Joyce Davis
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Berryhe
R. E
John Sommers
North Carolina
Mrs. Sommers
Kerfoot Family Returns From Easter Visit
Mr and Mrs Henry Kerfoot and their two children Henry Kerfoot Jr and Bettie Kerfoot returned to Arlington Sunday night after spending Easter with Mrs Kerfoots aunt Miss S B Crown at Woodlawn in Berryville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kerfoot
Henry Kerfoot, Jr
Bettie Kerfoot
Arlington
Berryville
Miss Whiting Returns From Spring Vacation Berryville to Garrison Forest
Miss Margaret Whiting and her mother Mrs. Frank B. Whiting have returned to Garrison Forest School near Baltimore after a two week spring vacation in Berryville and Winchester. They plan to return to Berryville in June to open their home for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Whiting
Berryville
Winchester
Frank B. Whiting
Garrison Forest School
Baltimore
Miss Whiting
Easter Weekend at Riley Home Gathers Family Visitors
Mr and Mrs James Riley and family of Arlington Virginia visited Mr and Mrs Bob Riley over the Easter weekend. The Rileys hosted Mrs Paul Gladhill and daughter and Mrs William Underhill of Washington DC as guests for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Riley
Arlington, Va
Bob Riley
Rileys
Paul Gladhill
William Underhill
Washington, D. C
Easter visits noted in Bloomfield and nearby towns
Miss Naomi Boyer spent Easter at Bloomfield with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Robert Stewart. Ralph Stultz who is working near Washington DC visited his family Mr and Mrs J A Stultz at their home west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Boyer
Bloomfield
Robert Stewart
Ralph Stultz
Washington, D. C
J. A. Stultz
Martin Carper
Richmond
Berryville
Nancy Lu Carper
W.E. Henson
T. M. Hooker
Billy Hooker
Lymchburg, Va
Easter Holiday Visits and Illness Report
Mr and Mrs Earl Hill and Mrs Shack leford visited relatives in Washington D C for the Easter holidays. Mr John S Goldsmith has news of the extreme illness of his brother in law Mr Douglas Page in a Veterans Hospital at Portland Oregon. Page formerly from Berryville but has lived in the west for years. No further news has been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hill
Hill
Marvin Shackleford
Washington, D. C
John S. Goldsmith
Douglass Page
Portland
Oregon
Page
Berryvile
West
Racing Stables Depart for Spring Meetings and Easter Visit
The text notes Charley Feltner leaving for Atnryine to train his horses for spring meetings while Claude Feltner heads to Newark for his stable in training. Mr and Mrs Elmer Trueman travel from Audley Farm to Pimlico for the spring meet. Mrs W B Grove visits Easter with son Lieut Comdr Pembroke Grove USN and daughter in law in Alexandria Virginia. Miss Mary Scott Thomson spends Easter with friends in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Feltner
Atnryiine
Claude Feltner
Newark
Elmer Trueman
Audley Farm
Pimlico
Audley
W. 3B. Grove
Pembroke Grove
United States Navy
Grove
Alexandria
Mary ‘Scott Thomson
Washington
Larrick Will Recorded in Frederick Probate
The will of Newton K. Larrick, deceased, proved by Claude Grim and J. H. Yost, admitted to probate in Frederick Circuit Court. Bequests include 1000 to Mount Olive U B Church trustees, 500 to Fremont Lutheran Church memorial fund, 100 to Ladies Aid, 200 to sister Ella Bowman, 100 to several Larrick family members, personal property to listed individuals, five shares to Luther Larrick, and the remainder to Farmers and Merchants National Bank as executors. Amounts are paid in semi annual installments to Roy S. Larrick for life, with remaining to his two sons Russell and Allen. Appraisers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton K. Larrick
Claude Grim
J. H. Yost
Frederick Circuit Court
Mount Olive U. B. Church
Fremont Lutheran Church
Mount Olive
Ella Bowman
Mamie Larrick
Frances Larrick
Rena Keckley Loy
Edith McDonald
Eva McDonald
Blanche V. Wotring
Miller McDonald
Clarke McDonald
Frank Keckley
Newton McDonald
Lloyd McDonald
Russell
Allen Larrick
Rmers
Merchants National Bank
C. L. Nicodemus
A. B. Solenberger
R. T. Bryarly
B. M. Sullivan
C. M. Grim
Funeral for Mrs. A. B. Ritter Held in Baltimore
Mrs. A. B. Ritter's nieces Mrs. A. B. Clevenger and Mrs. Samuel Burall of Winchester attended her funeral in Baltimore yesterday. Ritter was well known locally and had many friends here, often visiting the city before her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clevenger
Samuel Burall
Winchester
A. B. Ritter
Baltimore
More Machinery For Farmers
The Production Board boosts farm equipment quotas as current output trails by 22.7 percent behind schedule. Officials say catching up before the 1944 harvest is unlikely, with a six month army sponsored foreign program shifting rehab of equipment to Allied territories. Domestic steel allocations total about 1.2 million tons for the year, but manpower shortages hinder plant and supplier output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling F. Green
Washington
WPB
UNRRA
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Canada
United Kingdom
U. S
Chicago Grain Quotations Apr 11 1937 opening prices
Chicago grain quotations show an optimistic crop report easing mood, with wheat May at 1.73 3-8 opening and July oats around 79 to 79 1/2 cents, rye May 1.31 1/2 and July 1.30. Prices vary for each contract and delivery month as markets react to yesterday's crop data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mrs Rosa Mason Herrell Dies At Gore At 70
Mrs Rosa Mason Herrell 70 wife of John W Herrell prominent farmer of Gore died at 6 o'clock last night after several years ill health. Born July 13 1873 to James and Ellen Mason she was a Baptist Church member. Survived by husband a sister Mrs Clarence Haymaker Winchester and a brother Charles Mason Gore. Funeral Thursday 2 PM at Gore home with Rev C C Anderson officiating. Interment Mt Hetton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Mason Herrell
John W. Herrell
Chester Memorial
Sue
James
Ellen Mason
Frederick County
Baptist Church
Gore
Clarence Haymaker
Winchester
Charles Mason
Giffin
Capon
Cc. H. Anderson
Mt. Hetton
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Unger
Marjorie Lee Smith
Clark Smith
James Street
Harry F. Anderson
Walter Anderson
Cameron Street
Stover
National Avenue
Anderson
Virginia Woolen Mil
Major Miller
Major George Miller
Montague Avenue
Georgia Eddy
Davis-Monphan Field
Tuscon, Ariz
C. L. Batt
Edward Moore
N. Hs Dunn
Jean Cormwell
Southwerk Street
Dunnas
J. W. Rwell
North Capitol Street
Stribling
John W. Stribling, Jr
New York City
Anna Wilms
Handley Littery
Hoge
Irl
Jation M
Associant
Herbert Er
Aed
West Lecieter
Ret
Blair Funkhouser
Nancy
Elaine
Oret
Funkhousers
Ray Curtis
Shanee Avenue
Kenneth Heine
Richand
Riker's
Peptona
Brooks
Gold Cross
Huntsberry
Aa Lendar
John Good
Mr. Shank
Baltimore Hospital
Berryville Social Notes
Eva Massey
D. C
John Dawson Winter, Jr
Africa
Col. Winter
John D. Winter, Sr
Beaumont
Tex
Robert Chaveriot
Charles McIntosh
John McIntosh
Episcopal High School
Clifton Price
Ann Price
Clifton Price, Jr
Shepherdstown
L. A. Parker
Florida
Ensign
Roland M. Cocker
Pensacola
Louise Huyette
Troutville
John Huyette
Huyette
Jessie Lupton
Rebekah Golg
Thomas E. Gold
May Wagner
Nell Osborne Carter
E. P. Carter
David H. Allen
Henry Reynolds
A Reynolds
Lovett Brothers “X-ray
Edith Racer
Charles Racer
Virginia Keffer
Verta Racer
Mary Claytor
H. H. Burks
Chas. Mercein
Pvt
Craighill Burks
Walter Reed Hospital
Arthur Edmonds
Capt
Edmunds
Virginia National Guard
England
Peter Williams
Pittsburgh, Pa
Clarke
Mr. Williams
Archibald Cummins
Caryswood
Stokes Clark
Wyndham S. Clarke
Fairmont
Burlis Naval Preparatory School
Maryland
Funk & Wagnalls College Standard Dictionaries
The
Loudoun St
Virginia
J. M. H. Diagett
Newton Larrick
Boyce & Clarke County
John Herrell
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller Bros
Timberlake
Dial
Uw. Dires
E. Piccadilly St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tode Tuttle
Hipple
Shapin
Mary
Moling & Cather
Dependable Moise
Daily Crossword
Fio
Comfort
Poland
Arabia
Province
India
AE Ra
Ari Riaip
Ai Ind
Divjit Doe Uie
Iciain Vices
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