Mrs Conrad to Stay in Baltimore Through June
Mrs. Robert Conrad and daughter Miss Bobby Conrad remain at 100 West University Parkway in Baltimore and will return to Winchester Virginia in early June. A recent dinner at Mount Vernon Club hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Virgil M Hillyer Mr and Mrs Blount Mason Mr and Mrs Bayard Turnbull Mr and Mrs Francis Beirne Mr and Mrs Bruce Wylie and Mr Raphael Semmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Conrad
Bobby Conrad
West University Parkway
Winchester
Conrad
Mount Vernon Club
Virgil] M. Hillyer
S. Blount Mason
Bayard Turnbull
Francis F. Beirne
Bruce Wylie
Raphael Semmes
Baltimore Sun
Butler Hosts Bridge Party At North Street Home
Mrs Chaunce Butler entertained a number of friends at a bridge gathering held at her North Street home. Four tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs L C Hollar first and Mrs Maynard Wisecarver consolation. Refreshments echoed the house decor as the evening concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaence Butler
North
L. C. Hollar
Maynard Wiscence Butler
J. S. Griffith
Harry W. Butler
Miles Orndorff
Maryland student Baldwin elected to Negma Omicron honor
Richard W. Baldwin returns to the University of Maryland College Park as an engineering student. He has visited grandparents near Winchester and was recently elected and initiated into Negma Omicron at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Baldwin
University of Maryland At College Park
College of Engineering
William L. Wierman
Winchester
Baldwin
Negma Omicron
Local People Attend Brunswick Easter Dance
Local residents attended the midnight Easter ball held at Brunswerk Maryland early this morning. The event was directed by Charles Shewbridge with Sue Schlack and Earl Grim of this city as sponsors at Jordan Springs Hotel near Stephenson tonight. The Sponsellor Orchestra, highly recommended, was engaged to provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswerk
Charles Shewbridge
Sue Schlack
Earl Grim
Jordan Springs Hotel
Stephenson
Sponsellor
Mrs Gilpin Plans Colorado Visit With Companions
Mrs. Henry B. Gilpin leaves Tuesday for Colorado to visit her son. She will be joined by Miss Ethel Knight of Baltimore and will stay at the Authers Hotel in Colorado Springs during the trip.
Mr. Dunlap Wins Trip to Cuban Capitol
Mr. Arthur Durlap, local representative of Reliance Life Insurance, won a company contest awarding a ten day trip. He departed Saturday for a tour titled Tor W West Fla en Fg RR FG to TRAE, heading to the Cuban capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Cuban
Arthur Durlap
Reliance Life Insurance Company
Tor
TRAE
Judge Williams Returns From Richmond Court
Judge Philip Williams of the Circuit and Corporation courts returned to his Richmond office after spending nearly two weeks there. He was resignated by Governor Pollard to preside over sessions of the Law and Equity Court whose judgeship was created by the death of Judge mmmp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Williams
Richmond
Philip Williams
Circuit and Corporation Courts
Pollard
Law and Equity Court
Mmmp
Musical At Mrs Russell's To Aid Stratford Hall Fund
A post Apple Blossom Festival benefit musical will feature prominent musicians at Mrs Russell's South Stewart Street residence to support the Stratford Hall Restoration fund now being raised in Virginia and nearby states. Local treasurer Miss Lily H. Baker reports ongoing subscription and an anonymous $25 gift plus $10 from Mr. and Mrs. Roszel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Hall Fund
Erry K. Russell
South Stewart Street
Stratford Hall Restoration
Virginia
Lily H. Baker
B. M. Roszel
Farm Accident Near Stephens City Injures Monroe Conner
Mr. Monroe Conner of near Stephens City suffered a arm fracture while crank ing a tractor this morning. He was working on a farm when the mishap occurred and is receiving treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Conner
Near
Stephens Cit
Hinkle Family Moves from Strasburg to Winchester
Mr and Mrs Claude Hinkle relocate from Strasburg to Gray Avenue Winchester. Hinkle plans to take a position soon in Baltimore area. Father John A Hinkle of Kansas City runs the Hinkle Furniture Store in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hinkle
Strasburg
Gray Avenue
Winchester
Hinkle
Baltimore
John A. Hinkle
Eastchester sisters visit during Easter holidays
Misses Kathryn and a Dudley from White Plains spent Easter at their father W. L. Dudley’s home on South Saukerns street and left today to resume school duties at Scarsdale. Mrs. Nettie Boyd of Clifton Forge is visiting Miss Mah lon Jackson on East Germany street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn
A Dudley
White Plains
W. L. Dudley
South Saukerns Street
Scarsdale
Nettie Boyd
Clifton Forge
Mahlon Jackson
East Germany Street
Local visitors aboard car tour dine with city hostess
Mr and Mrs Gates and their daughter Miss Gates of Johnstown NY were luncheon guests yesterday of Mrs R nf Barton on Sou Washington street after a motor trip through Virginia. Miss Virginia Hynson spent the weekend with Miss Augusta Bettis at Boyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gates
Miss Gates
Johnstown
N.Y
Virginia
R. Nf Barton
Sou Washington Street
Virginia Hynson
Augusta Bettis
Boyce
Notable visitors and guests at local homes this week
East Orange residents Mr and Mrs Homer W Dudley and their daughter Margaret Jean arrive by motor and will stay with Rev W Cameron. Mr and Mrs Montgomery Atwater of Montana depart Washington after visiting Mr and Mrs Melvin Green. Mr and Mrs Meredith Myers of Allentown arrive to stay with H R Myers and family during the Apple Blossom Festival. Mrs George B Reynolds is at the Dodge Hotel in Washington. Mrs Claude Hinson and Pauline Hinson have been guests of Mrs L Bet and Mrs A P Montague. Montague is mother of Mrs Clark Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer W. Dudley
Margaret Jean Dudley
East Orange
N. J
Uth Cameron
Montgomery Atwater
Montana
Melvin Green
South Washington Street
Washington
Mrs. Green
Meredith Myers
Allentown
H. R. Myers
Dock Street
George B. Reynolds
Dodge Hotel
Easter visits bring Roanoke guests to local families
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Stine of this city hosted Easter guests, the hatter's mother Mrs. M. A. Shelton, in Roanoke, Va. They were joined by Mrs. A. B. Puckett and son Master A. B. Puckett Jr. of Roanoke, who will visit Stines this week. Also visiting were Mr. E. Maurice Grim of Baltimore, staying with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Frank Grim, at 126 East Cork Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Stine
Hatter
M. A. Shelton
Roanoke
A. B. Puckett
A. B. Puckett, Jr
Mrs. Stine
E. Maurice Grim
Baltimore
Mrs. C. Frank Grim
East
Cork Street
Luther Vance
Cumberland, Md
Lynchburg
Winchester
James Vance
East Cecil Street
Mr. Vance
Weekend Visitors and Guests Across Town
A series of social visits and arrivals fills the weekend in the city. Philadelphia guests include Mr. and Mrs. M A Belchic and daughter Jean with Mr Theodore Nemetz, plus Mr and Mrs Linden Sumption and children arriving Wednesday. Harrisburg visitors Miss Dora White and Miss Mattie Eskridge stay for a week. Others from Lynchburg and Gates pause at local homes, while Miss Alma Martin of Emmittsburg and Miss Ruth Sampsell visit relatives here. Little Miss Helen Hatcher returns from Washington with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Belchic
Jean Belchic
Theodore Nemetz
Philadelphia
Dora White
Mattie Eskridge
Harrisburg
Earl Massey
Mrs
Linden Sumption
Mrs Kern and Campbell Family Visit Staten Island Home
Mrs Elizabeth Kern and her grandsons Master Joseph and Teo Campbell of Staten Island New York visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Smithhoi on West Clifford Street. Capt Joseph E Campbell now in Washington spent the weekend here with his sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Welch
Richard Ogle Welch
Annapolis
Elizabeth Kern
Joseph and
Teo Campbell
Staten Island
N. Y
Cc. S. Sm
West Clifford
Josph. E. Campbell
Washington
Social Roundup of Local Visit Reasons and Relocations
The column lists several visitors and residents in Winchester including Mr. and Mrs. Louis Loveman and sons from New York City, Mrs. David Amback and daughter Isabelle, Mr. Kater returning from Chicago, Confederate veteran William M. Strader, Mrs. Joseph Hipple of Baltimore, Mrs. A. O. Ward Capon Bridge, Sree O Nil Ward Romney, Miss Mollie Lindamood, Miss Juanita Riley, Miss Jenny Lind Hockman of Lynchburg College, and Luther Vance from Cumberland. notes arrivals, visits, and potential residence changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Loveman
Charles and
Joseph Loveman
New York City
David Amback
Isabelle Amback. Amback
Juanita Riley
Jenny Lind Hockman
Lynchburg College
Apple Blossom Circus to honor schools and railroad ties
Brunswick and Knoxville high schools join with St Francis to stage a grand Apple Blossom Circus with a crowd of acts from heralds to sword swallowers. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad backing includes transport, costumes, and shop-made gear under R C Davis supervision. Jean Brady leads Knoxville arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
St. Francis School
Apple Blossom Circus
Apple Blossom
Apple Blossom Orchestra
Garden of Blossoms
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio
Terminal
R. C. Davis
Winchester
Margaret Talbott Stevens
Gertrude Cross
Baltimore
Jean Brady
Knoxville
Wm M Snapp Dies At Memorial Hospital
William Marshall Snapp of near Middletown died at Memorial Hospital after three weeks of complications. He was 73, born December 23, 1856. Survived by brothers C L Snapp P F Snapp J D Snapp M L Snapp B L Snapp and sisters Miss Bina F Snapp one unnamed sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marshall Snapp
Middletown
Memorial Hospital
John. W
Margaret C. Snapp
C. L. Snapp
P. F. Snapp
J. D. Snap
Berryville Personal and Social News Highlights
Berryville social items describe travels and duties of locals and visitors. Rose MacDonald leaves for Richmond for a State Board meeting. garden club delegates from Winchester and Clarke County prepare for the Virginia Garden Club annual meeting in Richmond. Easter sunrise services on the Rosemont porch feature Epworth League members with Bishop Byrd in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Rosemont
Harry F. Byrd
Blue Ridge Mountains
Washington
Williams
Adkins
Exide Battery Company
Ralph Richardson
Richardson
J. D. Richardson
Frances Wolfe
R. J. Lewis
Alice Gold
Baltimore
Robert Balyen
Nancy Baylen
Rochester
N. Y
Florence Sheperd
C. H. Iden
Mayo Clinic
Minn
Frank Tappan
Iden
D. N. Griffing
Lexington
Miss
J. M. Hamrick
Chicago
J. D. Griffing
Mary Suhling
Lynchburg
A. Cummins
Caryswood
Shenandoah River
Ella Collins
Ruth Collins
Stuart Collins
Philadelphia
Thieves Steal 20000 Cigarettes From Warehouse
About 20000 cigarettes valued at 400 to 500 dollars were stolen last night from T. J. Cower and Sons wholesale warehouse on East Piccadilly Street. Entry was gained by removing a pane from a door. Police believe thieves planned to take 40000 more but fled when alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Cower and Sons
East Piccadilly Street
Funeral services for Kernstown farmer Snapp held in relief
Snapp of Kernstown and Mrs J S Crabill of Winchester are noted. The longtime farmer retired recently. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Tuesday at his brother M L Snapp's home in Relief, with Rev P R Diehl and Rev J B Hupman officiating. Interment follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery beside his wife who died 27 years ago. Nephews will be pallbearers.
Athletics and Giants Dominate Opening Week Standings
The Philadelphia Athletics and New York Giants each went undefeated as the season began, with Detroit Boston and Pittsburgh close behind in the American and National Leagues. The Red Sox and Tigers posted strong hitting and runs as Yankees faltered, while the Cardinals Pirates led NL with decisive margins and robust offense. Columbia defeats Navy in a tight varsity rowing opener. In the Pacific Coast League, managers list dampened spitball usage, led by Frank Shellenback of Hollywood with 26 victories. Ray Keating and Al Gould follow with Sacramento credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Detroit
Boston
Red Sox
Yankees
Tigers
Cardinals
Pirates
Columbia
Navy
Lions
Severn
Annapolis
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry A. Williams
Frank Shellenback
Hollywood
Ray Keating
al Gould
Sacramento
Keating
Gould
Woodward Picks Races For His Crack Steeds
William Woodward vice chairman of the Jockey Club and Belair stud owner selects races for his thouroughbreds led by Kentucky Derby favorite Gallant Fox. Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons trains the runners while Woodward reserves the start spots and his silks appear on most winners from 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Woodward
The
Jockey Club
Gallant Fox
Sunny Jim
Fitzsimmons
Belair Stud
We Ene
Woodward
Washington and Lee Fresh Upset Oak Ridge 4 to 2
The undefeated Washington and Lee freshmen beat Oak Ridge Military Institute 4 to 2 to complete a two game sweep. Despite five hits and four errors by W and L, a decisive fourth inning produced all four runs aided by two Oak Ridge hit batters and an error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. and
Oak Ridge
Washington and Lee
Oak Ridge Military Institute
North Carolina
Little Generals
Festival Queen Great Splendor to be Guest in City
The royal party will stay in the city as guests of Mr and Mrs W A Baker at their South Washington home. On Thursday afternoon Mrs R E Byrd hosts tea for the queen and court on Amherst Street. That evening Mr and Mrs Harry C Stouffer host a reception at Courtfield in southwest Winchester. Friday at 11 o clock the royal party will be photo issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island City
N. Y
Joseph Hipple
Baltimore
Taylor Ritter
East Cork Street
Page
W.A. Baker
South Washington Street
R. E. Byrd
Amherst Street
Harry C. Stouffer
Shenandoah Valley Academy royal gala plans outlined
Graphed by photographers and movie newsreel men at a nearby orchard in full bloom. At 1145 on Friday Queen Shenandoah VII and her court will lunch with Miss Ann Brooks Kern on Fairmont Avenue. The royal ball to open the Shenandoah Valley Academy functions with the Queen and court as guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah VII
Ann Brooks Kern
Fairmont Avenue
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Mr. Fiddler Dies in Clarke County
Marshall Fiddler aged 76 a Clarke county farmer died at home between Berryville and Wadesville after a long illness. He is survived by his widow two sons Berkley and Noble and a daughter Mrs Viola Myers all of Clarke county. Funeral services set for 11 o clock Wednesday at the Methodist Episcopal Church South Brucetown with burial in the church graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Fiddler
Clarke County
Berryville
Wadesville
Mr Fiddler
Berkley and
Noble Fiddler
Viola Myers
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Brucetown
Easter Service At Centenary Reformed Church
Large crowds attend Easter morning service at Centenary Reformed Church at 11 o clock. Rev Dr S L Flickinger delivers an Easter sermon and administers Holy Communion. Out of town visitors from Pennsylvania noted amid simple floral decorations. The service crowns a Lent series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Reformed Church
S. L. Flickinger
Pennsylvania
Testimony Before Judiciary Committee Compared to Chinese Prayers
A Philadelphia Bulletin note says testimony before the judiciary committee by wets and drys will have about the same impact on future events as prayers written in Chinese and scattered to the winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kathleen Norris
Clarence M. Busch
Via Swarm Reed
Norris
Busch
Theodore Tiller, Jr
Louis George Burger
Pattie Irene Harris
Hugh C. Singleton
Presbyterian Church
North Braddock Street
Hugh Cutler Singleton
F. T. McFaden
Singleton
Stewart Green
Cleveland
Ohio
Grand Master of Masons
McFaden
Betsy Patterson
Baltimore Sunday Sun
Bill Streett
Bill
Lettice
Mrs. Butler
Mr. Baldwin
Hovenslen
Huntsberry
Claude Hinson
Pauline Hinson
L. Bettis
A. P. Montague
Lynchburg, Va
Washington Inn
Samuel W. Johnston
Coleman
Frances Berkeley
Messrs
John Fisher
Raymond Kerlin
Astr ~Oliday
E. L. Smith
Gates, N. C
L. R. Smith
Alma Martin
Emmittsberg, Md
John Palmer
Ruth Sampsell
Rev
W. H. Sampsell
National Avenue
Mr. Wilbur Riley
Woodstock
Helen Hatcher
Ada S. Hatao
William M. Strader
Millwood
A. O. Ward
Capon Bridge
Sree O'Nile Ward
Romney
W. Va
Jacob Bowman
Mollie Lindamood
Lebanon Church
Julian Lillis
Western Union Telegraph Company
Michael Lillis
South Braddock Street
Wm. M. Snapp
Star
Wm. M. Scholl
Scholl
Stauntog
W. T. Hottle
Winchester Flour & Feed Corland Valley
Keeler and
Ueck
SHELL
Dodd Super
Boscawen and
Amherst Sts
Mr. Fiddler
Margaret
L. Hodgson
RT. Jones & CO
S. Main St
George Washington
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