Easter Party Plans and Local Notices Move Forward
A long list of Kay County residents hosts Easter gatherings with extended families from Kansas and Nebraska. An Easter party for Congregational Christian Church primary pupils is set for 7 p.m. Saturday. Also noted are a birth announcement for Nancy Louise Patterson and a Girls' Athletic Association Easter dance postponed to late May. Captain Rutledge to spend Easter in Larchmont. Audrey Stultz added to Honor Roll. J P Hayley sails for England aboard City of Newport for business with W Strong and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Christian Church
Braddock and
Clifford Streets
Bebe Lovett
Jack Wilkins
Loudoun Street
Patterson
M. L. Patterson
No. 113
West Cork Street
Nancy Louise
M Dorothy Comer
John Patterson
Northern Virginia Power Company
Girls’ Athletic Association
Jordan Springs
Audrey Stultz
The
Star
Virginia Avenue
Mr. Hayley
England
J. P. Hayley
Baltimore Mail
Newport
Hayley
W. Strong and Co
Social calendar of Winchester area clubs and meetings
A list of daytime and evening events across Winchester and nearby towns including Rotary Lions Kiwanis Elks and church groups. Notable items feature Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Delphian chapter poetry discussion Handley Library and Community League meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
William G. Hardy
Gray Avenue
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Delphian
Handley Library
Browning
Drake
Kernstown
E. D. Adams
Boys Athletic Asation
Bank Buitling
Stephens City
Lions’ Club
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Lockhart Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding in Blackwell
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lockhart of 322 West Florence Avenue Blackwell Oklahoma mark their golden wedding anniversary joined by about forty relatives and friends. Relatives will host a three course dinner and an informal tea with Reta Mae Ferneau and Eleanor Jane Lockhart pouring tea. The couple married March 10 1885 in Red Cloud Nebraska beginning a pioneer life from Winchester Virginia and Missouri before settling in Oklahoma in 1909 and Blackwell in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart
Oklahoma
The
Sunday Tribune
Blackwell
Okla
J. A. Lockhart
Florence Avenue
Reta Mae Ferneau
Eleanor Jane Lockhart
Ella Cure
Red Cloud
Nebraska
Webster County
Winchester
Virginia
Local residents reported improving after medical visits
Mrs. Loring A. Cover Sr. is recovering from an operation at Union Memorial Hospital with steady improvement. Mr. Edward G. Butler remains seriously ill with heart trouble but shows slight improvement. Families from Waynesboro and Washington DC visited, while Miss Dorothy Clark and Miss Louise Armel returned from Florida to spend the summer near Double Toll Gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Butler
Millwood
Butler
P. C. Brooks
Phil
Waynesboro
Dorothy Clark
Louise Armel
Clearwater, Fla
Double Tollgate
Florida
Bonus Advocates Oppose Harrison Compromise Bill
The proposal would redeem service certificates in negotiable bonds dating interest from Armistice Day 1918 and pay 3 percent interest. It would curb bond purchases under par value as fraud with penalties up to 10,000 dollars and two years in prison. Harrison argues the plan costs about 1.3 billion less than Patman and preserves insurance while speeding maturity values, with veterans free to keep certificates if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
House
Congress
N. and W. Completes Laying 130 Miles Of Rail
The Norfolk and Western finishes its largest rail renewal in 20 years by laying 130 miles of 131 pound rail on the Radford and Shenandoah Divisions. The project, begun February 4, employed hundreds and creates a uniform main line across about 1100 miles from Norfolk to Cincinnati and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railway
Radford
Shenandoah
Norfolk and Western
Norfolk
Cincinnati
Columbus
Radford-Shenandoah
Huey Censures Three Supreme Court Judges
Huey P Long backed moves censuring Chief Justice Charles A. ONeill and Justices Wynne Rogers and Fred Odom in Baton Rouge. The caucus said the court sought to annul laws for the public good and relief cherished by the legislature. Proceeds against them halted despite opposition to other Kingfish bills expanding control of election funds relief and city financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Charles A. O’niell
Wynne G. Rogers
Fred M. Odom
Edmund G. Burke
New Orleans
Fruit Pioneer Donates $100 to Apple Blossom Festival
F A Read Sr of Albion New York contributes $100 to the Apple Blossom Festival expense fund. Read, a pioneer in western New York fruit supply, founded the first such company 40 years ago and helped pioneer corrugated caps and apple cushions. His firm, with offices in Albion and branches in Boston and Winchester, supports the festival headed by son Fred A Read Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Read
F. A. Read, Inc
Albion
N. Y
Read
New York
Boston
Mass
Winchester
Fred A. Read, Jr
Girl Injured In Tragedy Returns To Her Home
Margaret Kreps a 17 year old girl injured in the train bus collision that killed 14 high school students last Thursday has returned home from a Washington hospital. She suffered a broken arm and head injuries and owes her survival to her head resting in another girl s lap. Her companion was killed but shielded the injured girl from the collision s shock. Jane Staley the other badly injured student remains in Georgetown Hospital after trading seats moments before the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Margaret Kreps
Washington Hospital
Miss Kreps
Jeanette Kreps
Jane Staley
Georgetown Hospital
Washington
Maundy Thursday Services Tonight at Centenary Church
The Rev. E. T. Clark of First Baptist Church will preach Maundy Thursday services at 8 PM in Centenary Reformed Church. The observance prepares for the holy communion to be celebrated Easter Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Centenary Reformed Church
Elevator construction halted by misread capacity issue
A damaged report describes an Adthorky project building an elevator with a 10 000 ton capacity for four trucks and a two hour halt in Hudson tunnel traffic. The platform rose 17 to 4 feet then tubegstiitr moved two feet during the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vort Adthorky
Hudson Tunnel
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Kay County
Fred W. Lockhart
Elmer J. Lockhart
Braman
Gora A. Keir
Tonkawa
Lulu E. Ferneau
Humnewell
Kans
Bertha V. Musgrove
Horton Kans
Walter V. Lockhart
Bladen
Vaughn Lockhart
Nebr
Floyd Lockhart
Glenn Lockhart
Bill Coates
Josiah Lockhart
Virgil Lockhart
Charles
Jim Lockhart
John LeCount
Deer Creek
Ernest Lockhart
Medford
Elias Lockhart
W. H. McKimmey
W. E. Kelso
A. Line
Frances Line
Harry Fulton
Kaw City
Ellen Smith
Jewel
Kairns
Huntsberry
Howard L. James
Elizabeth Rosenberger
Atlanta, Ga
James
Piedmont Hotel
Ernest Funkhouser
Lebanon Church
Charles E. Sears
Harry Lamb
Washington, D. C
Harry Bowman
Baltimore
Ryland Conner
Memorial Hospital
East Monmouth Street
Bessie Bentzel
West Gerrard Street
Cedar Cliff
Lovett Bros
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
van Raalte
Margaret L. Hodgson
Patman
Lovett’s
Kayser
Clara V. Fultz
W. Boscawen St
Huey
Alfred Scott
Cathleen
John
Hattie Nixon
Middletown
Louis E. Rice
Miss Nixon
Presbyterian Church
E. E. Keister
Northern Virginia Daily
Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc
Strasborg
Festival Fund
Albion, N. Y
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Order OF the Golden Rule
Y Jones
Brooks’ ‘Pharmacy
Rvice Asured
Beautyrest Mattress Y Simmons
R. Ms
Swimley
the Flower Shop
W. Piccadilly Street
FELT
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Manhattan
New York Times
Empire State Building
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