FBI Miss Cromwell To Visit Rosehill Bungalow
Miss Ellen Lee Cromwell will visit Staunton Virginia to meet the Reverend Doctor and Mrs. J Louis Gibbs and will stay with Miss Evelyn Byrd Shipley at Rosehill bungalow Berryville. She will then fly to Atlantic City to visit Mr. and Mrs. G Clemwood at their Ventnor cottage.
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Ellen Lee Cromwell
Margaret Graham Ridgely
Elizabeth Ridgely
Annapolis
Staunton
J. Louis Gibbs
Miss Cromwell
Evelyn Byrd Shipley
Rosehill Bungalow
Berryville
Atlantic City
G. Clemwood
Ventnor
Baltimore Sun
South End Hose Company Social Calendar Highlights
The calendar lists 8:00 P M regular meetings for South End Hose, United Brethren Sunday School officers, Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel, Lions Club luncheon, Rotary gathering, and Friendship Fire Company. Also notes lawn party for a student entering ministry and an American Legion luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Public invited to several events.
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South End Hose Com- la
Lions’ Club
George Washington
United Brethren
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Union
Stone’s Chapel
Bryarly
Rotary Club
Market Street Methodist Church
Friendship—Fire Company
Friendship Hall
Multiple Local Engagements and Weddings Across Virginia
Announcements list Olive Henson and Maynard Loy marrying in Rockville Maryland with reception at East Falls Church. Nellie Virginia Rorke wed to Dr. Edgar Elias Quayle in Columbia Heights Washington. Nancy Rorke visiting. Miss Mary Harrison engaged to John Irton Wylde of Boston with wedding planned in Scotland August 29.
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Olive M. Henson
West Falls Church
Maynard W. Loy
East Falls Church
Rockville
F. A. Tyler
Mary Lee Loy
Hugh Loy
A. J. Henson
Mr. Loy
Robert L. Loy
Nellie Virginia Rorke
Quayle
Walter Boyd Dash
Washington
Edgar Elias Quayle
Columbia Heights Presbyterian Church
John C. Palmer
Front Royal
Nancy Rorke
Mary Harrison
Scotland
Fairfax Harrison
Belvoir House
the Plains
Milbank
Lockerbie
John Irton Wylde
Boston
Miss Harrison
Archibald Harrison
Virginia
Church Auxiliary To Hold a Roast At Jordan's
Auxiliary No 2 of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will host a weiner roast at Jordan Springs tomorrow evening. Members should meet at the church by 6 o clock and transportation will be provided.
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Jordan’s
Woman's Missionary Society of
Girls Athletic Association
Local social notes from Charlottesville area visitors and arrivals
A long list of residents and guests returning from trips or visiting friends, including Mr. Neill Woods Jr after training at Fort Meade, Mrs. Nan Woodlief and Frances, Mr. and Mrs. Over, Miss Clara Johnson, and many others visiting Charlottesville, Harrisonburg, Strasburg, and nearby towns. Mentions include vacations in Atlantic City, Virginia Beach, and trips to Washington and Roanoke. A brief editorial quip about The New Yorker and Detroit News closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill Woods, Jr
Citizen's
Fort Meade
Mua
Signal Corps
Nan Woodlief
Frances
George Moxley
Moler
Johnson City
Tenn
Mason Sna
Charles K. Over
South Loudoun Street
Baltimore Sun
Edward Jones Clapton
Baltimore
Clara Johnson
Chicago, Ill
William Branson Clagett
Berryville, Va
Edward Moffitt Jones
Washington, Va
Death of John H Phoenix City Employee Shocks Winchester
John Henry Phoenix 60 long time city employee died at 1 30 am at his home 1215 South Braddock Street after two months illness. Native of Rectortown Fauquier County Virginia he lived most of his life in Winchester. Survived by second wife formerly Larry Chase five children from first marriage his mother Amanda Phoenix one half brother Pierce Mosley three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at his house Wednesday 3 pm with Rev S Spriggs and Rev Walker Carter. Interment Orrick Cemetery.
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John Henry Phoenix
Winchester
South Braddock Street
Rectortown
Fauquier County
Larry Chase
Amanda Phoenix
Pierce Mosley
S. & Spriggs
Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church
Walker Carter
Orrick Cemetery
Most of Those Without Work Are of Young Age
The census bureau reports 29 percent of America's unemployed are aged 20 to 30. About 500000, or 21.9 percent, are over 50, while 269795, or 11.1 percent, are aged 10 to 20. Unemployed 20 to 25 total 414683 and 25 to 30 total 293901.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
Census Bureau
Bank Directors Renew German Credit Vote
Basel Switzerland August 3 Directors of the Bank for International Settlements voted to renew for up to three months the bank one fourth share in the 100 million dollar rediscount credit to Germany. A committee to study Germanys financial needs will meet next Saturday in Basel and may convert short term credits into long term ones. Albert H Wiggin of Chase National Bank is expected to be named chairman.
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Associated Press
Basel
Switzerland
Bank’ For International Settlements Today
Germany
Bank of France
Bank of England
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank of New York
Berlini
Railroads Reject Plan for Employment Conference
The Evening Star reports the railroads refused a Brotherhood request for a general conference to discuss unemployment among rail workers. The Brotherhood rejected a counter proposal to take up the issue with individual workers, calling it impracticable.
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Associated Press
Washington
Evening Star
Brotherhood
Railway Labor Executive Association
the Star
Attorney Accused Of Killing Two Called To Trial
David H. Clark former deputy district attorney and church leader is charged with murdering Charles H. Crawford and Herbert S. Spencer. Crawford, a political boss, and Spencer, a magazine editor, were shot in Crawford's Hollywood real estate office last May 20. If Spencer case fails, a second murder charge for Crawford would be presented. Jury selection expected to take several days.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
David H. Clark
Charles H. Crawford
Herbert S. Spencer
Crawford
Spencer
Hollywood
Clark
Fort Worth monoplane fails second nonstop Tokyo flight
Fort Worth aviators Reg L. Robbins and Harold Jones fail in their second attempt to refuel midflight on the Seattle to Tokyo run. The Fort Worth landed in Fairbanks Alaska at 7 30 a m local time after a long 1500 mile flight begun from Seattle the previous day. The refueling ship status was not reported and the mission faced head winds over the Tanana Valley.
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Associated Press
Fairbanks
Alaska
Fort Worth
Seattle
Tex
Japan
James Mattern
Nick Greener
Robbins
Puget South
Tanana Valley
Reg L. Robbins
Harold §. Jones
Fort Texas
P. S
Tokyo
North Pacific
Description of Childs Slayer Given To Police
Detectives in New York obtained a detailed eyewitness account from an Italian youth who described the gunman and a green sedan used in the Harlem shooting that killed a child and wounded four others. The witness provided a full description after a three hour interrogation and the promise of secrecy for his identity.
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Associated Press
New York
Harlem
Little Italy
Mulrooney
Woman Shot To Death Three Children Wounded
Mrs. Plato Edney, daughter of a Hendersonville banker, was killed at her home near Hendersonville North Carolina. Her two children were seriously wounded as a farmer the family knew as a missing suspect fled into the surrounding mountains. Sheriff W A Garren led a posse into the hills and requested bloodhounds from Buncombe county to aid the search.
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Associated Press
Hendersonville
N. C
Plato Edney
Edney
W. A. Garren
Buncombe County
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Today
Dull trading on the Chicago Board of Trade with dry corn belt weather and heavy wheat receipts. Prices closed as WheatSeptember 50, WheatDecember 54 1/2, WheatMay 59, CornSeptember 52 1/2, CornDecember 43 1/2, CornMay 47 3/4, OatsSeptember 22 3/4, OatsDecember 25 3/16, OatsMay 28 1/4, RyeSeptember 34 1/4, RyeDecember 38 1/2, RyeMay no sales.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Edison Shows Improvement In His Condition
West Orange New Jersey August 3 Thomas A Edison shows marked improvement though doctor cautions he may never be out of danger. Dr Hubert S Howe notes a combined attack of Brights disease and diabetes with ulcers and kidney issues. Charles Edison reports father is in good spirits while asking for food. Henry Ford phones for news.
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Associated Press
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Hubert S. Howe
Sidian
Edison
Charles
Charles Edison
Fond West Orange
Thomas Alva Edison
Menlo Park
Hubert S Howe
Kright
Mr. Edison
Bright
Howe
Woman Shot By Husband Claims It Was Accident
Cumberland Maryland August 3 Accidental gunfire left Mrs Carrie Wenner in serious condition at Hoffman Keyser W Va Police said her husband Walter Wenner aimed to shoot hawks preying on their chickens when she called him to dinner and he accidentally fired striking her right side in the doorway of their home
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Carrie Wenner
Hoffman, Keyser
W. Va
Walter Wenner
Sunday Schools Picnic Brings County Units Together
Frederick County Sunday School Association holds its ninth union picnic Saturday August 8 at Kline's Grove near Vaucluse. The event features a speaking program with notable Sunday school workers, Middle town Band directed by Prof. W H McIlwee, and amusements like baseball sack race potato race nail driving and more. Refreshments will be served. P E Lineberg of Stephens City is association president and Massie of Stephens City will share contest details.
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Frederick County Sunday School Association
Kline’s Grove
Vaucluse
Winchester
Frederick County
Middletown
W. H. McIlwee
H. E. Massie
Stephens City
P. E. Lineberg
Stephens
City
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Rosehill
Ryland Waters
Messrs
B. W. Sargent
L. I. Miller
Grover Clevenger
Fred Wood
Galesville
Chesapeake Bay
Kenneth Gilpin
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Kenneth N. Gilpin, Jr
Tyson Gilpin
Scabby
Boyce
Gilpin
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Swank
Ward Swank
Carolyn
Janice Swank
Charles Frazier
Harrisonburg
Garland M. Hansbrough
Braddock Street
Senator Swank
Frazier
Hilda Miller
Clauser
Chicago
LaVerne H. Clauser
Reading
A. H. Jackson
West Germain Street
Lillian Jackson
American Legion Post
Olive Henson
Huntsberry’s
Huntsberry
Miss Hogue
Jane Scully
Stewart Street
Eleanor Hogue
Philadelphia
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
Robert Grim
Pearl Grim
Irwin,Pa
Ensign Alfred B .Tucker
San Pedro
Cal
U.S. S
Nevada
Ensign Tucker
William Pangle
Luther Pangle
Billy Pangle
Red Lion
Luther Shanholtz
Southwark Street
Willie Wood
Bott’s Boot Shop
Roy Cather
New York City
Virginia Cover Russell
Nashville
Betty Williams
Maurice. Trimble, Jr
Pittsburgh
E. C. Stuart
Leslie Snapp
Anne
Norton, Va
Mason Snapp
J. S. Carver
Edwin Ritter
Star Office
F. A. Read, Jr
Sally Smith
Cazenovia, N. Y
Charlottesville
Margaret Shank
North Loudoun Street
P. W. McClain
Hagerstown
Annie Lickliter
Valley Avenue
Kenneth Grim
Frank Gearine
Piccadilly Street
Virginia Beach
Virginia Rehill
Babe’’ Shackleford
Jack Herrell
Mrs. W. H. Irwin
Strasburg
Mac” Wolffe
R. J. Punkhouser
Washington Street
Justin Funkhouser
Stedman Oakey
Clarke Robinson
Roanoke
L. L. Hockman
Marguerite Doughman
Jenny Lind Hockman
Camilla Rutherford
East
Lela and
Eva Thornton
Helen Anderson
Joseph Sullivan
Rochester
Pauline Parkers
Arlington
Elma
Bertha Spaid
Yellow Springs
M. S. Loy
Mary Sullivan
Mary Capper
Lucy Deane
Mrs. Irwin
L. B. Resseguie
Macon
T. W. Harrison
Gibson Bradfield
Barnesville
Ohio
Phillip W. Boyd
B. M. Knight, Jr
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Dennis Hayley
J. P. Hayley
Mrs. Ramon Penn
James F. Gearing
Cecil Street
R. G. Spiker
William Ebert, Jr
Anne Roy Ebert
Towson, Md
M. P. Ebert
Stephenson, Va
Dorothy Anderson
H. R. Bryarly and Bro
New Yorker
Detroit News
John H. Phoenix
W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
S. Me. Swimley
Winchester Printers
Bell Clothes Shop
Erman
Lovett Bros
Buncutter Fire Co
Braddock St
Margaret L. Hodgson
J. Jos. Sullivan
John S. Solenberger & CO. Inc
Loudoun Street
People’s Bargain Store
North Main Street
Kaufman’s
Coats
Jaron