Mrs. Kirk Marries Mr. Fred Shane in Berryville Ceremony
Mrs. Ethel Lichliter Kirk of Berryville and Fred N. Shane of this city wed March 31 at 3 PM in the Brucetown Methodist parsonage. Rev J S Peebles officiated. Bride wore a gray suit with navy accessories and an orchid corsage. Attendants were sisters Mrs Leonard Grim and Mrs Clifton White. New Mrs Shane will reside at 22 S Kent St and both live in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lichliter Kirk
Berryville
Fred N. Shane
J. S. Peebles
Brucetown
Mr. Lichliter
Mr. Shane
Lichliter
Mrs. Shane
Winchester
S. Kent St
Miss Crosen Weds John Ostertag in City Church
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Alice Fay Crosen and John B Ostertag. Ceremony on February 25 at 11 30 a m at Church of Christ with a reception at the bride's home. Rev Nathan Williamson officiated. The couple reside at 540 Fairmont Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Fay Crosen
Arthur Crosen
Cross Junction
John B. Ostertag
John A. Ostertag
Sabetha
Kan
Church of Christ
Nathan Williamson
James Wood High School
Sabetha High School
Kansas
Snapps Foundry
Fairmont Ave
Community church services and club meetings listed
Mrs L A Singhass will lead a Braddock Street Methodist worship service at 9 45 am with Mrs Lyndwood Hammond teaching. Sunnyside Presbyterian Home hosts open house April 22 27 with Sunday 2 00 4 30 pm and weekdays 10 00 11 30 am plus 2 30 5 00 pm. St Annes Guild meets Wednesday 3 30 pm at parish hall. Fort Loudoun DAR meets Thursday 2 30 pm at 217 Parkway Ave with Mrs Homer E Alberti hosting. Colonial Garden Club meets Wednesday 2 30 pm at Mrs W E Bridgeforth 103 S Washington St for flower show committee talks and a mass spring blossoms exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Singhass
Comrade Bible
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Lyndwood Hammond
Sunnyside Presbyterian Home
Massanetta Springs
Harrisonburg
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Homer E Alberti
Parkway Ave
Norma M. Hoke
Colonial Garden Club
W. E. Bridgeforth
S. Washington St
Balti Residents Attend Social Gathering
Personalities including Dr. and Mrs. James A. Miller and several Mrs. in attendance at a Baltimore event. Attendees listed include Mrs. Harry K. Benham Mrs Harry K. Russell Mrs. Joseph Massie Sr and Mr and Mrs F L Largent Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Miller
Harry K. Benham
Harry K. Russell
Joseph Massie
F. L. Largent, Jr
Balti
Calendar of Events April 16 17 listings
Calendar entries show April 16 events at Madison Lodge Municipal Band Rouss fire hall V F W Auxiliary Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel. April 17 includes Lions Club Lord Fairfax Garden Club Board of Control Exchange 31 E Boscawen St Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge Alcoholic Anonymous Baptist Church Eagles Auxiliary Welcome Wagon Club at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge
Rouss Fire Hall
Post Home
George Washington Hotel
Lions Club
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Douglas Cather
Board of Control of Exchange
E. Boscawen St
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholic Anonymous
Baptist Church
Eagles
Eagles Home
Welcome Wagon Club
Local weddings and family notices fill Memorial Hospital and more
The town records several family events. Mrs Russell's great niece Jane Loring Piper will wed Calhoun Bond this afternoon as guests attend from Mrs Hamlin who arrived in North St. Paul. A baby boy Daniel Scott Bayliss was born yesterday at Memorial Hospital. Arch W Jones Jr at Tri-State College earned straight A s and joined Beta Sigma Tau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Russell
Jane Loring Piper
Calhoun Bond
DeWayne H. Hamlin
North St. Paul, Minn
Arch W. Jones, Jr
Jones
Shawnee Ave
Tri-State College
Angola
Ind
Mr. Jones
Thelma King
Beta Sigma Tau
Tri-State
J. Victor Arthur, Sr
Fairfax Lane
Baltimore, Md
John Tweedy
Bayliss Baby Born To Mr and Mrs Roy W Bayliss Jr
A baby boy was born April 13 to Mr and Mrs Roy W Bayliss Jr at 303 Parkway Ave. The mother is the former Geraldine Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy William Bayliss, Jr
Parkway Ave
Daniel Scott
Memorial Hospital
Roy W. Bayliss, Jr
Bayliss
Geraldine Gill
Ridings Chapel Sunday Services and Baptisms
Regular preaching at Ridings Chapel Church Sunday at 9 45 a m led by Rev E B Caplinger with Sunday School at 10 45. Sandra Lee Boyce and Hilda Mae Easter will be baptized and join the church. Mrs J S Jackson is improving at home. Geraldine Hensley of Edinburgh visited the Hensley family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridings Chapel
E. B. Caplinger
Sandra Lee Boyce
Maynard Boyce
Hilda Mae Easter
Roy C. Easter
J. S Jackson
Geraldine Hensley
Edinburg
Leon Hensley
Garden Tour Guides Available in Winchester and Clarke County
Guides and road maps are distributed this week to promote Historic Garden Week in Virginia. The weekend tour runs April 21 and 22 with hours 10:00 to 5:30 on Saturday and 2:00 to 5:30 on Sunday. Luncheon is planned at Boyce Parish Hall Saturday. The Merriman’s Lane stop features the four story 1848 Ridgely White home, restored 1949, and Spring Hill the Pennypacker residence with 1735–1765 structures and original woodwork. Green highway arrows will guide visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Clarke County
Virginia
Boyce Parish
Merriman's Lane
C. Ridgely White
Spring Hill
Alvin Pennypacker
Isaac Parkins
William Gooch
Pennypackers
Local Roundabout Visits Highlight Community Tales
Greenwood area residents share weekend visits with relatives in Washington and Arlington. S/Sgt Luke Burleson and family from Arlington stayed with the Braggs as others called on Wellek and Hildebrand families. Allen Jobe returns home from wedding trip. Mrs. McCoy leaves Winchester hospital. Irvin Day and daughter Melinda visit Castleman relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Victor Mullen and Sons
Washington, D. C
Luke Burleson
Arlington
Joseph Bragg
William Boyce
Round Hill
Lathes Wellek
Romain Patton
Martinsburg Pike
William Hildebrand
Allen Jobe
James McCoy
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Irvin Day
Melinda of
Stephenson
Illness confinement and travel notes in local district
Local residents report illnesses confining Rufus Burcham Johnny Hammock and Karen Low stutter. Edna Cadwallader has been a patient at Georgetown University Hospital Washington D C. Marvin Hammock visited family in Alexandria. Gainesboro group stayed with the Hensleys. Opal Lowstutter returned after training at the I B M School in Baltimore. Q A diamonds mined since 1869 total about 77 tons with 355 million carats rough and 70 million carats cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Burcham
Johnny Hammock
Karen Lowstutter
Edna Cadwallader
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington, D. C
Marvin Hammock
R. T. Creel
Charlotte Creel
Alexandria
Roger
Preston
Jimmy
June Adams
Gainesboro
Leon Hensley
Albert Lacy
Opal Lowstutter
I. B. M. School
Baltimore
South Africa
Maine Senate's Favorite Daughter Candidate Named
Maine delegates at the National Republican Convention seek Sen. Margaret Chase Smith as the state's favorite daughter candidate for vice president. Clin ton D. Wallace of South Portland nominated the senator at the two day state convention. Maine’s 16 votes go unpledged to any presidential or vice presidential candidate. Maryland Gov. Theodore McKeldin delivered the keynote urging support of Eisenhower’s farm program amid surpluses and income concerns, denouncing Democratic aims. He urged GOP victory to demonstrate U.S. leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seviliano
Eisenhower
David
America
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Portland
Pmaine
Margaret Chase Smith
United States
Lesson in English By W. L. Gordon
Instructional note on correct usage and pronunciation focusing on words often misused misspelled or mispronounced with examples. Emphasizes vocabulary growth through daily word study and defines introspection as self analysis in self improvement programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Inland gulls common away from coast says Fish and Wildlife
The Fish and Wildlife Service notes many gull species are regularly found inland. California Gull and Franklin's Gull breed on interior lakes and marshes. In winter, several coastally frequenting species may be seen far from the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Wildlife Service
March Birthrate Declines After January February Highs
March birthrate at Memorial Hospital shows a dip after record January and February births. A total of 109 births occurred in March, including 46 boys and 63 girls, with four sets of twins reported for February and March. From 1950 to 1956, March totals reached 364 boys and 394 girls, with more girls born in March overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Modern Etiquette Q&A Digest by Roberta Lee
A guest late to dinner need not have the men rise. host and hostess rise instead. The groom may choose any best man, commonly his brother or a close friend. A Welcome Home party for a soldier doesn’t require a gift, though personal choice allows giving one.
Sixty Five Women Named Lieutenants For Cancer Drive
The Women’s Civic League named sixty five Lieutenants to recruit door to door for the 1956 Cancer Crusade. Captains announced the list and the workers will visit every house 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday to distribute literature and collect donations. A sound truck will announce the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Civic League
Bradford Bennett
H. W. Butler, Jr
Robert Heltzel
Holmes Harper
Clarence Patterson
Leonard Perry
Frank Patton
James Chauderis
Don S. Smith
Elizabeth Riley
Evelyn Riley
Harry Lovett
Williams Battaile
James Shockey
Richard Lewis
Hugh Clark
Lemuel Brown
George Snarr
Victor Wheeler
H. P. Maccubbin
Nat King Cole Faces Racism Crusade After Dixie Tour
Nat King Cole spoke in Raleigh amid lingering reactions to a Birmingham Alabama assault on his southern tour. He rejected politics while accepting an NAACP invitation to help combat racism. Police maintained standard security as a near full Memorial Auditorium crowd greeted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Birmingham
Raleigh
N.C
Nat ‘King
Dixie
Ala
Wilkins
Memorial Auditorium
Maximum Penalty For Drunk Driving
James H. Reed of Richmond received the maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $1000 fine after his fifth drunk driving conviction in Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
James H. Reed
Elmer Swartz Dies in Clarke County
Elmer Franklin Swartz age 57 died last night at his Clarke County home. Born September 30, 1898 in Clarke County, he was a son of C. F. Swartz and the late Mrs. Cora V. Chapman Swartz. Survived by brothers Herman Swartz of Rippon Wilbur Swartz of Berryville and sister Mrs. Harvey Feltner of Clarke County. Body at Enders Funeral Home with arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Franklin Swartz
Clarke County
C. F. Swartz
Cora V. Chapman Swartz
Herman Swartz
Rippon
Wilbur Swartz
Berryville
Harvey Feltner
Enders Funeral Home
No-American, Un-demo Cratic Question Stir in Schools
The text argues that X is not American and is undemocratic, claiming Catholics must defend their own schools while public schools suffice others push the public option as adequate.
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Gop
Mrs. Kirk
Fred Shane
Miss Crosen
John Ostertag
Mrs. Singhass
Sunnyside
St. Anne’s Guild
St. Anne's Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
Blue
Padot
Tor Sprung
Tweedie
Huntsberrys
Bobbie Conrad
John Goodwin
Academy Lane
Philip Fowle
Richard Griffith
W. Clifford St
Greenwood
Gaunt
Roberta Lee
Driv Cancer Research
Andvett (Bros
N. Loudoun St
Istanbul
H W. Ebert, Jr
W. W. Beattie
Thomas Esea
Howard Melton
Ellis Ford
Velva Mallory
Douglas Grim
Gus Ray
Warren Gregory
John Hawse
William Wingfield
Bessie Coffman
S. Bowman
David Clevenger
Charles Dick
George Ritter
W. A. Baker
George H. Turner
Daniel Babb
Forrest Sirbaugh
Gray Pollard
L. A. Elliott
Harry Murphy
Charles Kabler
Paul Schneider
Wilson Dixon
Charles Polhamus
P. W Plumley
Lee Luttrell
J. S. Duckwall
Mary Laws
Mary Ford
M. Washington
Georgia Brown
Mary Taper
Annie Baltimore
Virginia Taylor
Helen Walker
Joe Winters
Nat ‘King’ Cole
Dixie Again
Anier
Good Housekeeping
Loudoun St
Elmer Swartz
GOD
Winchester - Clarke
Merriman’s Lane
Little Garden Club
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Garden Club of Virginia
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cather’s Department Store
Timberlake
Lics
Supreme Court
Fife
non-Catholica
Pamphbet Mo
KC-31
Council
Knights Off Columbus Religious Information Bureau
Lindell Bivd
Valley Council
Knights of Columbus
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