Local Guests Attend EasterVisits Across West Virginia
Social notes list guests from Ye hi and Washington DC at the Baker and Braithwaite homes. Families including the Luttrells and Edwards hosted relatives in Winchester and Gainesboro with attendance by Dr Noble Whitacre and others.
Chambersville Notes and Local Visits
Chambersville Virginia April 17 notes record Mr Cover Ritter returning to Norfolk after two weeks with his mother Mrs P H Ritter. Easter visits include Mr and Mrs Raymond Bradfield with Mr and Mrs W W Brewer at Mount Williams.
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Cover Ritter
Norfolk
P. H. Ritter
Raymond Bradfield
W. W. Brewer
Mounit Williams
James Spitier
Nellie Brill
Ray Pangle
Walaa
M. W. Brewer
G. L. Rosier
Myra Payne
Roy Fisher
Roy Bayles
Loring Ritter
Kernstown
Maurice Ritter
Winchester
Seventh District Republican Convention Attendees Listed
Armel Virginia district notes list attendees at the Seventh District Republican Convention in Waynesboro, including Mrs J W Haymaker Carlton Gardiner and Mrs G D Gray as delegates. Residents from War County and Winchester visit friends, with updates on households and local movements amid hospital stays and relocations.
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Ekster Cornwell
Lester Price
A. M. Cox
Markham
Warcounty
Waki Gray
E. Armel
Elsie Armel
Emma Gardiner
Claude Derflinger
Mt Pleasant Notes From Virginia Church and Social Calendar
Mt Pleasant Virginia notes report Mrs Vennor Milhon and two daughters visiting family, Mr and Mrs John Perry visiting Red Bud, a successful fundraising food sale by the Ladies Aid Society to fund church light plant, and a May 9 meeting at the Milhon home with Mrs Ven or Milhon and family listed among attendees.
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Mount Pleasant
Vennor Milhon
Freda May
Peggy Jean
Pearl Cochran
Asa Racey
John Perry
James Russell
Red Bud
Winchester
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bessie Rosenbeger
Clarence - Tan
Middletown Notes Bright Easter Socials In Virginia Town
Middletown Virginia notes from April recount Easter visits and family gatherings. Clergy families attended district events in Middleburg while locals hosted relatives from Woodstock Grottoes Winchester and Braddock Memorial Hospital guests included the Willey family and Miss Vera Willey. Ethel Hooley was elected delegate to the Woman's Missionary Society meeting at Clifton Forge with delegates from nearby towns.
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Middletown
W. A. Clark
F. Estes Kline
Middleburg
Howard Owings
Egher
Ver Springs
Larrick Owings
Rachel Keller
Herbert Rhodes
Richard Mann
William Bryson
Dorothy Rhodes
New York
Warrenton
William Rhodes
W. W. McIntyre
Winchester
John Eutsler
Sallie Eutsler
Grottoes
George Bywaters
Opequon
E. C. O’conner
Alice’ McInturff
Samuel Cooper
Martinsburg
W. V
Eddie McelInturff
John Olmstead
Washington, D. C
Herbert Frye
T. J. McInturff
Green Springs
W. Va
MaeGinn
Stephens City
C. C. Rhodes
Helingley
Grippe
Ernest Alger
Donald Duke
Millwood
Keyser
Luray
Claude Carper
Bessie Sperry
Norman Wise
P. Saunders
William Saunders Zirkle
Hedgesville
Robert Early
Culpeper
Suny
Refuge Church Sunrise Service Draws Large Attendance
Miss Lillard returns to Washington D C after Easter with parents Mr and Mrs Amiss Lillard at Refuge. Sunrise services at Refuge Church drew a large crowd. John Scott and family and Watson Carter moved from Willis property to near Reliance. Elizabeth Ritenour and granddaughter Catherine Rite nour visited Canter bury. Jean Green and family from Washington D C guests of Mr and Mrs Co R Green. Harry Pitcock visited his parents. Floyd Ritenour and children visited Harley Ritenour.
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Refuge
Catherine Ritenour
Ben Derflinger
Canterbury
Co. R. Green
Jean Green
Washington, D. C
Lester Carroll
Evelyn Green
Harry Pitcock
Floyd Ritenour
Harley Ritenour
Woodring Attacks Organized Opposition to Defense Policy
Assistant Secretary of War Harry H. Woodring in Sarasota assailed organized minorities whose leaders he said influence colleges churches and other groups conducting a vigorous anti defense campaign. He warned Europe has 30 million fighting men and 10 million more than after World War I.
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Fia
Harry H. Woodring
Department of Florida
The
American Legion
Woodring
Europe
Dentist from Two Rivers Tied to Chiang Kai-shek
Dr. Frank M. Hudson, a Two Rivers high school graduate of 1898, is described as the private dentist of General Chiang Kai-shek, a leading Chinese political figure. Hudson left Two Rivers 22 years ago.
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Frank M. Hudson
Two Rivers High School
Chiang Kai-shek
Hudson
Two Rivers
Ritter Convicted by Senate on Impeachment Charge
Washington April 17 The Senate convicts Judge Halsted Ritter by a 56 to 28 vote on the final article after seven ballots ending a long impeachment fight. Ritter, 65, leaves the chamber with no appeal and says he will return to Florida. He had faced charges of misconduct and improper conduct in office.
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Ritter
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Carl T. Hoffman
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D-Ariz
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Southern District
Miami
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Rankin
Whitehall
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Faultus Young
Pittman
D-New
Pittmann
Robinson
Arkansas
Er Anatalea
Senate
Pede Cae
Oregon
Ublican
Minton
D-Ind
Fla
Halsted Lockwood Ritter
House
Indianapolis
Coolidge
West Palm Beach
Engineal Haven Ae
LaGuardia
New York
The
la Guardia
College bars knitting in Grinnell dining hall rule
Grinnell college in Grinnell Iowa bans coeds from knitting in the women’s dining hall saying the click of needles hinders conversation. Authorities enforce the new rule to maintain decorum during meals.
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
Power firm ready to extend line to Chancellor area
Virginia Electric and Power Company said it could begin extending its line to Chancellor in Spotsylvania within 30 days, aligning with state commission orders. Local farmers urged private utility service over Farmers Rural Utilities, citing quicker connections from Fredericksburg.
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Ruralities, “Inc
First Rural Electric Fire
Cc Caeon
Nome
Fredericksburg
Chancellor
State Commission
REA
Spotsylvania County
Chancellorsville
J. N. Stecht
C. C. Zechiel
B. 8. Dickinson
L. D. Dickinson
Miss Oren Dickinson
E. T. Hildrup
K. D. Hildrup
Stecht
Bowling Green
Power CO
Virginia Electric and Power Company
State Corporation Commission
VEP Company
Morris L. Cooke
Farmers Rural Utilities, Inc
Caroline County
Caroline
Spotsylvania
Hanover
Louisa
Con
Corporation Commission
Ericksburg
Public Sale of Legion Building in Winchester Virginia
Trustees will sell at public auction in front of the County Courthouse Winchester on May 9 1936 at 11 00 A M the Legion building properties Nos 209 and 211 North Loudoun Street described as two adjoining lots with 25 feet 9 inches frontage and rear alley access. Terms are one third cash and balance in two equal annual installments secured by a deed of trust with bonds of the purchaser.
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City of
Winchester
Virginia
County Court House
City of Winchester
Loudoun Street
A. L
Robert Y. Conrad Post
The
American , Incorporated
T. Rus- Cather
R. T. Barton
Philip Williams
Hhaser
Coleman Dunn
Buck Jones in Sunset of Power at The Palace
A masked rider confrontation with rustlers and a woman rescue drives the action in Buck Jones western Sunset of Power. The program includes the Rex and Rinty serial chapter, an Oswald cartoon, and amateur night.
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Rex and
Rinty
Rex
King of the
Wonder Dog
Oswald
Carole Lombard
Preston
Foster Stars in Love Before Breakfast at Hables Palace
Foster in the Universal picture Love Before Breakfast shows three days at Hables Palace Theatre starting Monday. The film follows a man who uses charm and wealth to win a woman's heart amid a broken engagement and a meddling mother-in-law. Fox News Reel and Novelty accompany the feature.
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Foster
Universal Picture
Hables Palace Theatre
Fox News
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