Shawnee Garden Club Hosts Tree Planting Talk
Shawnee Garden Club met at Mrs. W. R. Legge s home with Mrs. Car roll Brooks presiding in the president s absence. Mrs. George Snarr spoke on Trees and their uses while members displayed gladiolus zinnia and assorted garden flowers. A birthday party for Miss Colleen Racey followed with games and refreshments and a guest list including Lynchburg attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Garden Club
Ee Shawnee Garden Club
W. R. Legge
E. B. Cooper
Carroll Brooks
George Snarr
Department of Agriculture
Colleen Racey
Miss Racey
Mary Bowman
Mary Shanholtz
Dorothy Shanholtz
Elizabeth Rainsberger
Dorothy Fauver
Lena Robertson
Elise
Marie Rainsberger
Marguerite Copenhaver
Caroline Racey
Dorothy Lee Kern
Garnetta Kern
Clarke Kern
Community club and church group meetings schedule
A Norfolk style calendar lists weekly events for Saturday to Friday including Lamps M E Sunday School picnic Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel a Confederate veterans reunion at William G Wood home in Rappahannock county Modern Woodmen Camp 15 at 510 North Loudoun Street Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel United Brethren Young People's choir practice Winchester Elks meeting Grace Lutheran adult choir rehearsal Rotary Club at Winchester Golf Club Robert Y Conrad Post American Legion luncheon at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamps M. E
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
William G. Wood
Rappahannock County
Modren Woodmen of America
North Loudoun Street
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren
Winchester
Miss Virginia Ruth Vantine Weds Herbert O Burke at Woodside
The wedding of Virginia Ruth Vantine and Herbert Ollie Burke was held yesterday at Woodside Methodist Episcopal Church in Woodside Maryland. The Rev Ralph D Smith officiated. The couple will reside at 5716 Biehth Street NW Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ruth Vantine
H. O. Burke
Woodside
Charles E. Vantine
Herbert Ollie Burke
Herbert Burke
Riverton
Woodside Methodist Episcopal Church
Ralph D. Smith
Vantine
Robert Vantine
Burke
New York
Biehth Street
Washington, D. C
Rural Affairs delegates return from Blacksburg sessions
Frederick county men and women returned from Blacksburg where they attended sessions of the Institute of Rural Affairs. Women at State Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs included Mrs. E W Adams Gainesboro and others, with county agents and farmers also in attendance. A Girls Athletic Club tea is planned on the Shenandoah river August 15. Yachting party hosted by Herbert Schutte on the Potomac. an out of state marriage license issued to John Kurgan and Helen McCormick. visitors Mrs Allan Smedley and Mrs Grant Miller hosting at W A Bailey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Blacksburg
Institute of Rural Affairs
State Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
E. W. Adams
Gainesboro
C. C. Bowen
Middletown
M. J. Pease
Ridge
W. Va
J. S. Jackson
Stephens City
Elizabeth Farrar
Ella Bauserman
Shenandoah River
Emily Lanford
Northern Virginia Power Company
Olga Brown
LaVella Widmyer
Elsie May Gaunt
Mary Sullivan
Herbert Schutte
Potomac River
Washington, D.C
Schutte
Tom Sprint
Terry W. English
A. Carskaden
John Kurgan
Alliance
Ohio
Helen McCormick
Beaver Falls
Kurgan
Miss McCormick
Edwin McCormick
Klingman couple to spend week at Collegeville Assembly
Rev. and Mrs. J. Edward Klingaman left by auto for a one week vacation at the Collegeville Summer Assembly in Collegeville Pennsylvania. Mrs. W Nelson Page hosted a large luncheon Thursday evening for guests from Winchester and Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Pennsylvania
J. Edward Klingaman
Collegeville
W. Nelson Page
Winchester
Clarke County
Yates Welcome a Son John Thomas Yates Jr Born at Memorial
Mrs Katharine Barnett formerly served as secretary to the city schools superintendent. Mr J T Yates district manager of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. The couple reside north of town on the Martinsburg pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Yates
Memorial Hospital
John Thomas Yates
Fishermen From Stephens City Net Big Chesapeake Bay Catch
Messrs. Harry Cadwallader Strother Grim J M Hammock and J L Hammock of Stephens City returned yesterday from a fishing trip near Irvington Virginia on the Chesapeake bay. They caught about 300 trout croakers spots and blue fish with Cadwallader taking the largest at three and a half pounds despite stormy weather and slow bites. Each man made a double catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Harry Cadwallader
Strother Grim
J. M. Hammock
J.L. Hammock
Stephens City
Irvington
Chesapeake Bay
Young Christians class set for Braddock Street church Sunday
Alma Whitlock, former teacher now living in South Carolina, will lead the Young Christians class at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Sunday at 9 45 a m Visitors are welcome and a full attendance is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Christians
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Alma Whitlock
Whitlock
South Carolina
Closed church area amid infantile paralysis concerns in Virginia
Community in Lountly News Minnie Wood Chapel Virginia closes church for several weeks as a precaution against infantile paralysis. Local residents visit, social events continue with members and guests attending at homes of Rutherford Emmart Hook and Dutterer families. Hospital updates note Mrs. William Hardesty ill in Winchester Memorial Hospital and Mrs. J. C. Erb recovering at home after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wood
J. M. Rutherford
William L. Emmart
R. R. Hook
Ross LeMar
Madeline Hook
Martinsburg
W. Va
William Dutterer
Cora Dutterer
Kernstown
Nellie Mae Evans
George Evans
Frances Ridgeway
Ridgeway
John Hardesty
Orlanda Lewis
Walter Hardesty
J. P. Rutherford
Millwood
Roger Evans
J. C. Erb
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Albin and Vicinity Social Notes From Aug 3
Albin Virginia notes detail visits and travels of local residents including W A Buncutter family to Baltimore and Massanetta Springs. Sessions at Bethel and Burnt churches closed Sunday schools due to infantile paralysis. Several residents report illness improvement or recovery and social visits among households.
Local Briefs From Boyce Virginia and Nearby
Braxton Strode returns home from Memorial Hospital after a minor operation and shows improvement. Elizabeth Ann Colston arrives from Brooklyn NY for her annual vacation with local relatives. Charles Locke of Bowling Green FL visits Mrs Boxwell and other relatives in Boyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Braxton Strode
Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Ann Colston
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles Locke
Bowling Green
Fla
Boxwell
Visitors and illnesses shared across Boyce community
Mr and Mrs M C Turner and son Billy of South Va visited last week. Thomas Eddy and family from Fairfax were at Boyce Sunday. Mrs Randolph Rogers and son visited friends in Washington DC. Grim Legg family of Leesburg and Sadie Lloyd of Washington stayed with Charles Creamer. Sarah Boxwell and Mary Weeks ill here. Aubrey Longerbeam of Alexandria and Perry Smith with daughter visited Boyce. Chester Rosenberger and daughter from Berryville also guests. Vernon Ramey’s accident prompted Baltimore visitors who report his gradual improvement. Memorial Hospital notes say he is improving. Boyce Sunday schools are closed due to infantile paralysis elsewhere in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin
W. A. Buncutter
Baltimore
Susan Howard
Sadie Yeakley
M. C. Turner
Billy
South , Va
Visi
John Hawkins
Thomas Eddy
Fairfax
Boyce
Randolph Rogers
Washington, D. C
Grim Legg
Leesburg
Sadie Lloyd
Washington
Charles Creamer
Sarah Boxwell
Mary Weeks
Aubrey Longer Beam
Alexandria
Perry Smith
Chester Rosenberger
Berryville
C. R. Creamer
Richard Fowler
Helen Ramey
Vernon Ramey
Memorial Hospital
Hog Cholera Outbreak Warned in Frederick County Maryland
Officials warn farmers in Frederick County Maryland as hog cholera devastates about 500 hogs across three sections. Authorities urge precautions to prevent further spread of the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland County
Frederick
Frederick County
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Wm. M. Lupton
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindnesses during the illness and death of Mrs. Wm. M. Lupton. Appreciation for flowers and use of cars is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Lupton
Fine Two Men For Fighting
Two county residents were fined in police court this morning on charges of being drunk and fighting. Newton Shaffer, 29, of Lebanon Church, and Clayton Orndorff, 30, of Mount William, were each assessed $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Shaffer
Lebanon Church
Clayton Orndorff
Mount William
Mrs Rose Pinkett To Demonstrate Making Useful Articles
Mrs Rose Pinkett a colored teacher who runs a class for colored people at the Douglas 1 will give demonstrations on making useful articles from simple materials at the emergency education teachers conference in Petersburg. The event opens Monday August 5 and runs through August 17, mirroring a parallel conference at Blacksburg for white teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Pinkett
Douglas 1
Petersburg
Blacksburg
Stephens City Notes
Stephens City notes recite social visits and family events in the area. Billy Williams visits cousins Harlin and Carl Leather man in Moorefield West Virginia while G O Watson hosts Watson brothers Ben J F and W F Watson in town. Various residents are noted for illnesses travels or meetings at Massanetta Winchester and Pitts burgh posts.
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Boyd Fries
Stephenson, Va
Mrs. Sencindiver
Robert Y. Conrad Post, American Legion
Frank Carlisle
John Carlisle
Holmes Carlisle
Marvin Carlisle
Hattie Everhart
Virginia Everhart
Page Rutherford
Minnie Rutherford
William Carlisle
B. W. Brotherton
Emma Barrett
Elizabeth Locke
Julian Williams
Huntsberry
Smedley
Allan O. Smedley
West Chester
Grant N. Miller
Downington
W. A. Bailey
South Cameron Street
Miller
Lebanon Valley College
Anneville
South Carolina City
Greenville
S. C
Waller Wynne
Ector Bagwell
Wynne
Virginia
J. C. Cannon
J. O. Mosteller
Roscoe Tipdal
Lewis Lee
Lester Poole
Charlie Connor
Roy Gibson
Louis Ballentine
Knox
Texas
George Beaman
Chicago
Tindal
W. K. Bradford
Holland
A. C. Watson
L. L. Shealey
William Lamb
C. D. Gorman
John Batson
J. D. Ashmore
Ben Dear
Bagwell
J. Clyde Gaffney
Mosteller
Jack Williams
Robert Bishop
Hugh McKelvey
Sue McKittrick
Lower Potomac
H. B. McCormac
Roanoke
B. R. Ahalt
Republican Club
McCormac
Barr-Boyd
Winchester and
Clarke County Garden Club
Llewellyn Bull
Winchester and Clarke County
Frank Hack
Belva Shenk
Helen Robinson
Atlantic City
N. J
C. Herbert Schutte
Baltimore, Md
Lounty News
Minnie
Wolfe of
E'S
Mary Baldwin
Snathouth
Hazelton
Fred Carbaugh
Evelyn
Strasburg
J. P. Carbaugh
Fréd Lemley
Nettie Carbaugh
Marguerite
Betty Wohlford
Guy Jones
Nsuranca
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Stephens
Ben Massie
William Herrell
George Barr
Milledgeville
William Barr
White Hall
R. M. Carbaugh
Luther Wise
Lohring Staples
Accomac County
G. E. Stanles
Gussie Glaize
Beulah Strode
Donna Lee Yeakle
Ed Ewing
EF. R. Campbell
E. C. Brumback
H. A. Funk
J. P.carhaugh
Ada Trussell
Snyder Alleman
Trinity ‘Lutheran
Massanetta
Curtis Williams
U. S. McClintock
Richmond
Pittsburgh
James Williams
Briscoe Williams
A. B. Cadwallader
Margaret Cadwallader
Gaunt of
White Post
L. M. Wolfe
Kitty Wolfe
Susie Carbaugh
Lovett Brothers
Elk Oxfords
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
The
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
ASCO
Victor
Acme
BIG Joe
Geo. W. Kurtz
America
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Loudoun St
Kraft
Ligudé
Lloyd Suite
A. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
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