Birthday Dinner for Patterson Family Marks Eighteenth Birthdays
Delightful social page notes a surprise birthday dinner Sunday at the Patterson home in Winchester honoring son Harry and nephew William Good of Grimes on their eighteenth birthdays. Guests from Grimes Welltown Chambersville and Gainesboro attend, with old-time country dinner at 2:30 and decorative table flowers.
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Paterson Ronte
J. E. Patterson
Northwestern
Harry
William Good
Grimes
Winchester
J. N. Good
Frank ‘Unger
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Raymond Bayliss
Chambersville
Florence Good
Clara Affieck
Maggie Carper
Vaucluse
Mlizabeth Wright
Opal ‘Malone
Welltown
Agnes DuChamse
Minnie Patterson
John Massie
Raymond
Linden Pingley
Harry Cain
Robert Costello
Ernest
Troy Milburn
Woodrow Milburn
Annual Foxcroft Horse Show Set For May Fourth
The Foxcroft Horse Show, a noted society event in recent years, will be held Monday May 4 at 10 am in Foxcroft Middleburg. The program features eighteen classes promising varied competition and draws visitors from Loudoun nearby counties and eastern cities. Many entrants own horses associated with Foxcroft School.
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Foxcroft
Middleburg
Loudoun
Foxcroft School
Hillyard and Nave Wed in Martinsburg Ceremony
Maurice McKinley Hillyard, ice dealer from Winchester, married Miss Margaret May Nave, formerly of Chambersburg, Pa., now residing in Martinsburg. The wedding occurred Tuesday at 3 PM at St. John's Lutheran Church parsonage on West Martin Street, officiated by Dr. F R Wagner.
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Maurice McKinley Hillyard
Miss Nave
Martinsburg
W. Va
Evening Journal
Winchester
Margaret May - Nave
Chambersburg
F. R. Wagner
St. John’s Lutheran Church
West Martin Street
George E
Lillian Hillyard
John
Mma Nave
Colston and Pierce wed in Alexandria Va
Mr. Bean Colston former deputy clerk of Frederick County Circuit Court and Miss Helen Virginia Pierce of Clarke County Va were married in Alexandria by Rev T J Lambert. After a wedding trip they will reside in Clarke County then move to Balboa Panama Canal Zone where Colston works for the United States government. The bride a Clarke County teacher wore a chepe satin ensemble. Guests from Clarke and Summit Point attended.
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Bean Colston
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Winchester
Helen Virginia Pierce
Hugh Pierce
Clarke County
Alexandria
T. J. Lambert
Methodist Episcopal Church
Soufth
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Balboa
Colston
Pacific
Canal
Clarke
Summit Point
W. Va
Virginia
Phil. H. Gold
Canal Zone
Clarke Sunty
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Q Ty Ritter
Mrs O T Ritter enjoyed a surprise party last night on the Valley Pike to honor her birthday. Over fifty guests attended, including out of town cousin Miss Delilah Harlee of Washington. The evening featured dancing and amusements followed by a buffet supper before guests departed late.
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Q. Ty. Ritter
O.T. Ritter
Tomié
Valley ‘Pike
Fmily
Delilah Harlee
Washington
Ritter
Miss Ann Venable Wed to L Clifford Trannis
Mr and Mrs Clarence M Venable of Front Royal announce the marriage of their only daughter Miss Ann Elizabeth Venable to Mr L Clifford Trannis of Baltimore Md The wedding unites two prominent families and marks a new chapter for the Venable and Trannis households.
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Ann Venable
Trannils
Clarence M. Venable
Front Royal
Ann
Elizabeth Venable
L. Clifford Trannis
Baltimore
Ceremony Held At Bride’s East Main Street Home
The ceremony occurred at the bride’s home on East Main Street Sunday afternoon with Ted Hickman of Baltimore serving as best man. Only a few friends attended the intimate wedding before the couple departed for Washington and Baltimore by auto.
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East Main Street
Ted Hickman
Baltimore
Washington
Anto
Visit Guests At George Washington Hotel
Among the guests at the George Washington Hotel are Mr and Mrs Leckett of Washington. Mr Leckett is pilot on the Mayflower, the President s yacht, and has held this post for 24 years.
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George Washington Hotel
Mrs. Leckett
Washington
Miss Delilah Harlowe Returns to Washington as Nurse
Miss Delilah Harlowe returns to Washington today where she serves as a private nurse. She had been the guest since Sunday of her parents Mr and Mrs Morton Harloe.
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Delilah Harlowe
Washington
Morton Harloe
Siblings Illness Notice From Martinsburg Journal
Miss Susan Howard of Albemarle? Albin Virginia? is away by the illness of her sister Mrs Samuel Clark of West Virginia Avenue.
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Susan Howard
Albin
Samuel Clark
West Virginia Avenue
Martinsburg
W. Va
Evening Journal
Mr. Carl Brown Spends Weekend in Washington
Carl Brown spent the weekend in Washington visiting sites and meeting contacts. The trip highlighted ongoing discussions and local engagements with regional officials.
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Carl Brown
Washington
Birth of Baby Girl for Mr and Mrs Wagner
Mr and Mrs Harold Wagner receive congratulations on the birth of a baby girl. Mrs Wagner was formerly Miss Mary Rathman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold. Wagner
Wagner
Mary Rathman
Mr Allen Jackson Returns to VPI After Weekend with Father
Mr Allen Jackson came back to Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg after spending the weekend with his father, 4 H Jackson, on West Germain. The note records his return to campus and family visit.
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Mr. Allen Jackson
Blacksburg
4. H. Jackson
West Germain
Barr Returns to P. J. at Blacksburg After Visit
Pat Barr arrived back in Blacksburg to join P. J. after spending several days with his sister Mrs. Butler on North Main Street.
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Pat” Barr
P. J
Blacksburg
Mrs. Butler
North Main Street
Fr. David Yost Travels to Charles Town on Business
Father David F. Yost is spending the day in Charles Town West Virginia for business matters.
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David F. Yost
Charles Town
W. Va
Miss Winifred Ward Weekend Visit Mentioned
Miss Winifred Ward of Capon Bridge West Virginia spent the weekend in a county town visiting relatives and attending local events.
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Winifred Ward
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Bridge club and local notes from Mount Jackson area
Mary Alice Yost hosted at West Piccadilly street as one of the Bridge Clubs met this afternoon at Mrs. John ny Campbell’s home on West Cork street. Harold Wissler, who once had an appendix removed at Memorial Hospital, returned today to his Mount Jackson home.
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Mary Alice Yost
West Piccadilly Street
Johnny Campbell
West Cork Street
Harold Wissler
Memorial Hospital
Mount Jackson
Potomac Edison Official Visits Hagerstown Today
Mr. C. F. Collins, appliance manager of the Potomac Edison Company, of Hagerstown, was a business visitor in town today.
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C. F. Collins
Potomac
Edison Company
Hagerstown
Mrs Clark and daughter visiting sister at Cross Junction
Mrs W. 8 Clark and her daughter Thelma Clark are spending several days at the home of Mrs Braithwaite, the Clark family's sister, at Cross Junction.
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Mrs. W. 8. Clark
Thelma Clark
Mrs. Clark
Mrs. Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Baltimore Visitor Buys Nash Car in Town
Mr. Arthur White, representante of the D. Myers Company of Baltimore, spent several days in town and recently purchased a Nash automobile from Mr. Herbert Shutte.
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Arthur White
D. Myers Company
Baltimore
Herbert Shutte
Guests at the Jack Ho tel include notable travelers
Among the guests at the Jack Ho tel are Mr. E. McCauseland of Alaska known in Winchester, Mr. P. B Hammond of Frederick, and Mr. E. T. Robertson.
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Jack Hotel
E. McCauseland
Alaska
Winchester
P. B Hammond
Frederick
E. T. Robertson
Mrs Foster M Reeder Guests at North Washington Home
Mrs Foster M Reeder arrived from Greenwich Connecticut and will stay with her aunt Miss Libby Meormick at her North Washington Street home.
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Foster M. Reeder
Greenwich, Conn
Libby Meormick
North
Washington Street
Mrs J W Stine and Mrs Hubert Gough Visiters
Mrs J W Stine of Capon Road shops in town. Mrs Hubert Gough returns to Ashland North Carolina after visiting Mr and Mrs P W Lockhart on South Main Street.
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J. W. Stine
Capon Road
Hubert Gough
Ashland
N. C
P. W. Lockhart
South Main Street
Mr D W Ritenour Spends Day in Washington on Business
Mr D W Ritenour spent the day in Washington on business. He met with officials and discussed matters related to his interests, returning with brief notes and follow up items for his associates.
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D. W. Ritenour
Washington
Virginia District 6 meet set for Bridgewater College
The Virginia High School Literary and Athletic League District 6 will hold its annual meet at Bridgewater College, to select district champions for state contests at the University of Virginia May 9. Events include debate, girls and boys reading and speaking, and several athletic races and jumps. Eight counties are expected to send representatives with preliminaries Friday and finals Saturday. Clarke County entries list debaters, speakers, readers, and athletes, with contests and chaperones to attend the baseball game and May Day celebration on campus.
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Star
Bridgewater
Virginia High School Literary and Athletic League
Bridgewater College
Augusta
Clarke
Frederick
Highland
Page
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Warren
University of Virginia
D. G. Cooley
Berryville
H. E. Wakeman
Stanley
W. W. Garner
Strasburg
Clarke County
Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia Fritts
Frances Jolliffe
Boyce
Harry Rickard
Elizabeth Grim
Dorothy B. Cooley
E. Jacquelin Smith
William Clagett
Joseph Jones
John Hardesty
William Parker
Disciples Speakers Urge Unity Within Church
In Chicago on April 29 Rev C E Lemmon urged greater cooperation among Disciples of Christ. He said the denomination faces an epoch of unification after a century of tension between congregational independence and centralized leadership. The meeting followed discussions on interdenominational unity and church union from the local level upward.
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Chicago
Congress of Disciples of Christ
C. E. Lemmon
St. Louis
Lemmon
Charles Morrison
Christian Century
Disciples Jie
Peter Ainslie
Baltimore
Quote from Uncle Ken on fatigue after work
A colorful remark from Uncle Ken in the Washington Star noting that a man cannot be more exhausted after sixteen hours of work than after pleasure, highlighting fatigue as a universal constant.
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Ken
Washington Star
Reaching Home Rodney Emmart Dies Sudden
Rodney B. Emmart a leading farm and fruit grower of Cedar Grove in the county, died suddenly yesterday at his home. His son in law Jerry Bennett managed his affairs while he had been retired. Funeral at Pleasant Valley Church with Rev. Ludwig officiating. interment Little Mountain Cemetery. He was about 70, born near Gainesboro. survived by wife Ella Brannon, daughter Mrs. Jerry Bennett, and two brothers William and Clinton Emmart.
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Rodney B. Emmart
Cedare
Mr. Emmart
Jerry Bennett
Emmart
A. C. Swimley
Pleasant Valley Church
Nev
R. Ludwig
Little Mountain Cemetery
Jacob Emmart
Gainesboro
Ella Brannon
Cedar Grove
William Emmart
Berryville
Clarke
Clinton Emmart
Gayiesboro
Dark Manchester magistrate interrupts marriage remark
In Manchester England a magistrate was interrupted by a sharp exclamation after asking a plea, “You are married?” The incident shows tension as the exchange reveals social expectations and decorum in a courtroom setting.
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Manchester
England
Tickie Says A Study Ad Will Restore A Newspaper
A fragment notes a study ad promising to restore a newspaper. The readable text hints at a promotional claim without specific names, dates, or places. Further details are unreadable.
People to be Scared by Uncle Eben Motto
A fragment from the Washington Star notes Uncle Eben remarks that people are naturally frightened, shaping reactions to ghost stories and secretive events. The line hints at cultural attitudes without a full report or named events.
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Uncle Eben
Washington Star
Statement of Financial Condition of Western Frederick Bank
Statement of the Financial Condition of Western Frederick Bank Gore Frederick County Virginia as of April 6 1925 for the State Corporation Commission. Loans and discounts overdrafts unsecured other real estate owned furniture and fixtures cash and due from banks capital stock paid in surplus fund undivided profits paid for interest expenses and taxes dividends unpaid deposits subject to check savings deposits certified checks total deposits due to banks reps deposits notes and bills rediscounted reserved for accrued interest on deposits reserved for accrued taxes wealth of entities and figures missing or unclear in source text.
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Western Frederick Bank
Gore
Frederick
State
Virginia
Thaie Pete
The
State Corporation Commission
Bob. Hook
Goren
State of Virginia
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Leider Foot
Ample Shoe Store CO
Dean Colston
Grove’s
Virginia Transit Company, Inc
Miller
Kielsgard
Fairfax
East Piccadilly Street
Millwood
R. M. Swimley
Federal
When-Lyou
Ramsburg Auto Supply Co
Keenzo
Brook’s Pharmac
Rexall
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
Progressive Drug Store
Hail’ Insurance
Water Street
J. W. Baker
General Insurance
Univ. VA
Rodney Emmart
Tickie
Enniey
the Nathanson Co
Nace
Cashie
B. L. Hook
LC. Garven, W. Parish
State of
County of
E. Russell’ Hook
Rose ¥. Ebersole
Babe Brothers
Kent and
Water Streets
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