Martha Ritter and John Kreimer Wedding at Towson
Mr and Mrs G Clayton Ritter announce the marriage of their daughter Martha Lee Ritter to John Thomas Kreimer of Frederick Maryland in Towson Maryland. Rev Richard Wickles officiated. The bride, a Handley High School 1929 graduate and Frederick City Hospital nursing school alumna, will reside in Frederick with Mr Kreimer, a Mount Airy High School graduate and Ox Fibre Company mechanical engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee Ritter
J. T. Kreimer
G. Clayton Ritter
John Thomas Kreimer
Frederick
Towson, Md
Richard Wickles
Baptist Church
Handley High School
Frederick City Hospital
Kreimer
Mount Airy High School
Ox Fibre Company
Social Calendar of Community Meetings and Events
The week lists numerous meetings and events across churches and clubs. Highlights include a Tuesday sandwich supper rally by the Young People's Union at the Church of Christ on Cork Street and a 9:30 p m Little Theatre meeting at Handley Library with an extended one act play We Are. Other events include Ladies' National Memorial Association at Mrs Isaiah Wright’s home on East Piccadilly Street, First Baptist Church choir practice, Kiwanis Club luncheon, Rotary Club luncheon, Chanters music at Trinity Lutheran Church, a Friday benefit Card Party at the Nurses' Home with reservations, and ongoing church choirs at Grace Lutheran Church and First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Union of the Valley District
Church of Christ
Cork Street
Little Theatre
Handley Library
Ladies’ National Memorial Association
Isaiah Wright
East Piccadilly Street
First Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
The
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Garden Club Tours Attract Large Visitor Turnout
Large crowds visited the old gardens open to the public once a year as perfect weather drew attendees. Hostesses listed for April 25 include George Washington Hotel Information Booth and multiple named ladies hosting at various garden sites in Shenandoah County. The Snarr and Peer wedding announced, with couple to reside in Saumsville after a honeymoon trip. Garden Club meeting on May 2 is omitted due to the Apple Blossom Festival, next gathering set for May 16 at Milton Alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
George Washington Hotel
W.elson Page
Clara Ood
Katherine Era
Clifton
H. Clay Derange
B. F. Arthur
Fairfield
Johns
Scul, Jr
William Massey
Audley
Blackburnmith
Frank Tilford
Frances Page
den Club
Edward Gutter
Milton Alley
William Bever
Many From Out of Town Attend Funeral
A list of attendees from outside the area at a local funeral includes H G Shull and W W Shull of Herndon Virginia others traveled from Hamilton Woodstock Staunton and Edinburg Virginia to pay respects among them were Dr and Mrs J E Clagett Mr and Mrs S T English and their children Miss Blanche English Mr and Mrs Emmett English Mr W R Dooley and Mrs Carrie Gills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Shull
E. C. Shull
Herndon
J. E. Clagett
Hamilton
T. English
William English
Emmett English
Blanche English
Guy Miller
Carrie Gills
Chess Moyer
Staunton
Earl Humston
R. B. Coffman
Jack Hutchirson
Lou Hopewell
Edinburg
Local figures note health, travels and customs in Winchester area
A roundup of Frederick county residents includes Newton J. Wigginton improving after a stroke while managing apple grading and Winchester Cold Storage roles. Lee Grim remains weak but stable. Community members travel for work, family visits, and conventions, including Mrs Organ attending a national nurses conference in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton J. Wigginton
Frederick County
Clark Street
Wigginton
Winchester Cold Storage Company
Organ
Nurses
Gertrude Organ
Washington
American Nurses’ Association
Ritenour Named Auditor for ERA Relief Office
Thurman A. Ritenour, son of local residents, is appointed auditor for the Winchester and Frederick County Relief Administration. He will transfer to the local office when the Work Division begins around May 1. The article explains the new payroll and disbursement flow from projects engineer to Relief Administration, auditor, and distribution stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman A. Ritenour
D. W. Ritenour
VERA
Winchester
Frederick County
F. W. Bailey
Local Relief Administration
Local
Relief Administration Office
Relief Office
Loud Speakers to Tell About Festival Plans
The American Oil Company plans to deploy a loud speaker truck for the Winchester festival tour. Captain Nickle will deliver talks in Martinsburg and several Maryland and Pennsylvania cities, with literature distribution and live updates from the parade grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Captain Nickle
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Chambersburg
Carlisle
Harrisburg
York
Hanover
Lancaster
Gettysburg
Fair Grounds
Wair Grounds
American Oil Company
Jacob Blaustein
Nickle
Public Health Nurse Miss Russell Arrives in Winchester
Miss Josephine Russell arrives to assume duties as public health nurse for Winchester and Frederick County. She will operate from City Hall Emergency Relief offices and lead an intensive county tuberculosis survey with city support from the District Nurses Association and Christmas Seal Committee. The initiative is funded by a federal grant via the state bureau of public health nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Russell
Winchester and
Frederick County
Anadarko
Oklo
Russell
District Nurses’ Association
H. D. Fuller
D. W. Ritenour
Miss Russell
Margaret Hurst
State Bureau of Public Health Nursing
Clyde Morehead
State Bureau
Board of Public Welfare
Robert T. Barton
Women of the Presbytery Open Annual Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary of Winchester Presbytery opened its twenty sixth annual meeting in Keyser with about 100 delegates and visitors. The session includes a Lord's Supper, sermons by Rev. Alfred W. Eppard, and addresses by Mrs. S C Farrier from China and Mrs. Alexander Hetland from Richmond. Local members and guests attended events and travel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
George Nilan
Potoma State College
Alexander Hetland
Richmond
Fred Warner, Keyser
William MacDonald
Dawn Koelz
Hostess Auxilary
Editorial page features Moley back on the page
The editor notes Professor Moley remains a visible presence on the paper's front editorial page despite shifting from the brain trust to editors role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Moley
Young People Stage Hit I Will I Won’t at Braddock Church
The Young People’s Department of Braddock Street M E Church staged I Will I Won’t last Thursday and Friday to great success. Cast members Ray Gatewood Pauline Peer Evelyn Creswell Lucina McTlwee and others earned praise for leading roles and dual parts. Director Mrs E B Capper and stage managers John Hawse and Godfrey V Prelip received credit for a realistic set and smooth production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Department
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Antony King
Ray Gatewood
Mr. Gatewood
Miss Creswell
John Hewse
Lynwood Hammond
Dean Willis
J. H. Light
C. W. A. Office Duplicates Local Final Reports
The C. W. A. office force is making a second set of local project final reports after a Richmond state office telegram requested triplicate copies. The first set was sent April 2 by city administrator F. W. Bailey. Duplicating the reports is done gratis due to lack of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Office
Richmond
F. W. Bailey
Bailey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sadie Woolf
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Upperville
Welby Carter
Tacie Slater
Turner Ashby
Mary Capper
Henrietta Capper
Loudoun Street
Miss Capper
J. C. Harrell
Cooper
Mary E. McGill
A. R. Buchanan
Philadelphia
John McGill Cooper
Ocean City
N. J
Charles M. Morris
Milwaukee
Alva Bradley
Asa Sheverck
Cleveland
Strasburg
Music Lovers’ Club
Nellie Weston
Wake
Arthur Wake
Harry M. Crim
Handley Library Auditorium
Capital
Harry C. Fletcher
Miller
Mollie Adams
Marshall Hollis
Washington, D. C
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Handley Qrene
Shenandoah College
Dayton College
Katherine Walker
Myrtle Gilkerson
Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Collins
Mary Thomas
John W. Griffith
Clarksoit, Pa
Sherman Ketchum
Ann Brooke Kern
Fairmont Age
New York City
Gladys M. Snarr
Millard Peer
Gladys Snarr
Omar F. Snarr
Mill
F. Peer
Vid H. Peer
Saums- Ue
Shenandoah Couny
S. J. Goode
Arch of
Disciples of Christ
Huntsherry’s
N. J. Wigginton
Mr. Lee Grim
Lee R. Grim
Winchester Bank
Fred. A. Crisman
South Loudoun Street
Grim
Shirley Ross
Roy Ross
Virginia Hottle
Lovett Bros. Shoe Store
W. B. Haun
Spartansburg, S. C
Robert S. Smith
Middle Road
Kernstown
Harry K. Benham
Bern
Blair Hahn
Jean Smith
Hahn
Paul Rhodes
William Rhodes
Philip Cammer
Fairmont
M. M. Arnold
Cammer
C. E. Seastrunk
Maury Trimble
Pittsburgh
Albert Norton
Baltimore
Mary Russell
Ralph Fansler
Evening Star
Berryville
Philip Fowle
D. D. Crenshaw
Mabel Crenshaw
Harrington Hotel
R. L. McCarty
Mary McKenzie
Leslie Wilkins
Henry Caldwell
Jack Anderson
Hollywood
Fla
Ernest Luttrell
Senseney Road
Adirondacks
Wilkins
Henry F. Seal
Panebeeree
Relatves
Burr Powell Harrison
Edward Williams
Ritenour
ERA Office
Women of the Presbytery
F. B. Crawford
Lela Rosenberger
Paul R. Hartman
R. Bruce Slonaker
Keyser
Winchester Presbyterial
George Sumption
West Boscawen Street
L. J. Mauck
Stanley Moyer
John McMennany
Ethel Carper
Annapolis, Md
Clarence E. Hardy
South Braddock Street
Church
Beposit
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp'n
Geo. W. Kurtz
Cameron Street
R. M. Swimley
Big Joe
Loudoun St
Sanico
Coats
Margaret L
Hodgson
Stafford Pemberton
Geo. Washington Hotel
Brooks’ Pharmacy
OUR Night Depository
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Normandy
Fabrice
Oxford
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
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