Social Calendar Details Weekend Events and Meetings
Social calendar lists Saturday yard party at Gainesboro for school upkeep and a Rob inson farm event with Northwestern Grade. Benefits for Round Hill E Church. Public Tuesday 12 30 PM regular meeting at George Washington Hotel. Lions Club and Kiwanis Club meetings at the hotel. Summer dances at Jordan Springs with Ike Dixon orchestra. Firemen’s convention dance. Thursday 1 PM Rotary Club regular meeting and luncheon. Friday American Legion Post luncheon at the George Washington Hotel.
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Gainesboro
Robinson Farm
Round Hill E. Church
George Washington Hotel
Lions’ Club
American Legion Post
Trousseau Shower For Miss Virginia Rehill
Miss Louise Rehill and Miss Alma Bean hosted a trousseau shower for Virginia Rehill at her Berryville avenue home with about forty guests. She will wed Mr. Jack Harrell on September 5 as the first in a planned series of bride events. Pink and white blooms framed gifts, which she opened after guests arrived. A salad course and iced tea followed in the evening.
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Virginia Rehill
Louise Rehill
Alma Bean
Trousseau
Miss Rehill
Jack Harrell
Berryville Avenue
Delightful Gifts Shower For Miss Hollis
Mrs. Cramer Lycett gave a trousseau shower for Miss Louisa Hollis who recently announced her engagement to Beverley Rice. A rainbow arch and white crepe streamers framed the gift presentation while guests, including out of town visitors, enjoyed bridge and refreshments.
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Cramer Lycett
Trousseau
Louisa Hollis
Beverley Rice
Miss Hollis
Mrs. Lycett
Elsie Mathews
Gertrude Schneider
Hollis
James W. Berry
Washington, D. C
Marie Becher
Philadelphia
Lawrence Rowland
Alexandria
Kenneth deRouville
Albany
N. Y
Akron christening of world’s largest airship draws immense throng
Immense crowds, including 100000 visitors, gather at Akron Municipal Airport for the Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation airship Akron christening led by Mrs. Hoover. Officials say the huge dirigible, taller than a fifteen story building, will be freed from its cradle and floated inside the hangar as planes drill overhead.
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Associated Press
Akron
United States Navy
Herbert Hoover
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
Navy
Hoover
Washington
George White
Ohio
McKey
Columbus
Zeppelin
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Dayton
Airport
Williamson Re elected President Of Church Conference
The Rev and Mrs R L Williamson and K B Hook of this city attended the annual session of the Congregational Christian Conference at Mount Olivet Church near Charlottesville Va. The Rev Mr Williamson was re elected president for the coming year. A good session is reported.
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R. L. Williamson
K. B. Hook
Mount Olivet Church
Charlottesville
Congregational Christian Conference
Williamson
Lindberghs Are At Point Barrow Alaska Arrival
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A Lindbergh reached Point Barrow Alaska arriving after a six hour flight from Aklavik marking the halfway point in their 7000 mile air jaunt to the Orient. Parker B Cramer landed at Thorshavn Faroe Islands preparing to depart for Bergen and Copenhagen. Pangborn and Herndon were questioned in Tokyo about a camera and their flight over fortifications and a Russian map.
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Lindbergh
Point Barrow
Alaska
Parker Cramer
Atlantic
Faroe Islands
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Tokyo
Russell Boardman
John Polando
Istanbul
South America
United States
Lindberghs
Charles A Lindbergh
America
Aklavik
Beaufort Sea
Antarctic Ocean
Sudesee
Bergen
Copenhazen
Hugh Herndon
Seattle
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Japan
James Mayhew Dies in Fauquier Heart Ailment
James Mayhew, 84, died this morning in Paris Fauquier county from a long heart ailment. A Winchester native, he lived in New York for years before moving to Paris to live with his nephew L T Scott. He is survived by two sisters Mrs C T Scott of Upperville Fauquier county and Mrs Mary Alther of No 18 East Germain Street, city. Funeral from his nephew's Paris home tomorrow at 11 o'clock with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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James Mayhew
Paris
Fauquier County
Winchester
Levi
Mary Jane Mayhew
New York
L. T.scott
Mayhew
C. T. Scott
Upperville
Mary Alther
Germain Street
Mount Hebron
Dr Aubrey Armentrout To Open Office Here Next Week
Dr Aubrey W Armentrout native of Rockingham county to open office at 110 North Braddock Street joining Dr Allen Hawthorne in the same building. Johns Hopkins Medical School graduate 1926 in medicine and surgery with training at Jefferson Hospital Roanoke and a DuPont fellowship in Charlottesville in 1929. He is son of Mr and Mrs W S Armentrout of Linville Virginia and resides at the Washington Inn on South Stewart Street.
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Aubrey W. Armentrout
Rockingham County
North Braddock Street
Allen T. Hawthorne
Armentrout
Johns Hopkins University Medical School
Baltimore
Jefferson Hospital
Roanoke
Hugh H. Trout
DuPont
University Hospital, Charlottesville
W. S. Armentrout
Lineville
Washington Inn
South Stewart Street
Minister and Wife Die in Mountain Crash
The Reverend and Mrs. Pitman died in a mountain accident near Winchester after a collision injuries were reported for others. Mr Pitman and his wife had resided in Charles Town and Philadelphia and were linked to local families. Relatives could not be reached and funeral plans were deferred pending further word.
Gasoline Tax Is Distributed Among Counties
State Comptroller E R Combs issued warrants totaling 311824.58 for July shares of the one and a half cent gasoline tax to all 100 counties. Fredericksburg area receipts include Frederick $261.60, Claire $1906.16, Warren $1310.60, Shenandoah $3391.55, Page $2351.53, Rockingham $6123.22.
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the Associatie
Richmon
E.R. Combs
Frederick Counts
Claire
Warren
Shenandoah
Page
Rockingham
Girls from many states register for Island Ford camp
Final preparations for Camp Shenandoah opening on August 13 at Island Ford Virginia as girls from numerous states register. Winchester participants include Mary Scully Eleanor Scully Griffiths and others. staff will arrive August 12.
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Island Ford
Star Island Ford
Camp Shenandoah
Winchester
Mary
Eleanor Scully
Elinor
Josephine Griffith
Virginia Cather
Marion Myers
Shirley Williams
Marjorie Massie
Margaret Byrd
Mary Ebert
Jane Scully
Virginia Lupton
Josephine Arthur
Recent Transfers Of City Realty
City records list multiple real estate deeds and leases admitted to record. Transfers include Cornelius Edmonds to Sarah J. Powell for two residences at 300 and 302 Fairfax Lane with joint tenancy. Geo W McCormick Jr et ux to Frank N McCormick et ux for land at 223 South Loudoun Street. F A Shryock et ux to Loy E Eaton et ux for Greystone Terrace property. and a 20 year lease by Charles F L Patton et ux to Twin City Oil and Gas Co for a filling station at Valley Avenue and South Braddock Streets with a monthly rental of 150 dollars and a purchase option at escalating prices.
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Corporation Clerk’s
Cornelius Edmonds
Sarah J. Powell
Fairfax Lane
Geo
W Cormick, Jr
Frank N. McCormick
Loudoun Street
F. A. Shryock
Loy E. Eaton
Greystone Terrace
Charles F. L. Patton
Twin City Oil and Gas Company
Valley Avenue
South Braddock Streets
Berryville Socials Honor Mrs. J. P. Packer guest
Capt and Mrs Frank M Wray hosted a buffet supper on South Church street Berryville to honor their guest Mrs J P Packer of Hampden Sydney A list of attendees includes Mr and Mrs Nelson Page Mr and Mrs Bradshaw Beverley Dr and Mrs B B Dutton Mr and Mrs C T A McCormick and others with several house guests from Pittsburgh Warrensburg and St Louis The note also mentions Mr J D Griffing leaving for two weeks in Virginia Beach where he serves as an officer in the headquarters Company Ninety First Brigade Virginia National Guards now in camp
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Berryville
Frank M. Wray
South Church Street
J. P. Packer
Hampden-Sidney
Joseph Massie
Frances Beverley
Winchester
Peter Williams
Riverside
Lile
Pittsburgh
Tazewell Ellett
John B. Neill
W. E. Suddath
Warrensburg
Katharine McDonald
Charlottesville
Portia Baldwin
Mary
O’fallan
Nannie Thomas
H. B. Harris
S. C. Williams
Frank V. Tilford
Tilford
Beverley
Wray
J. D. Griffing
Virginia Beach
Griffing
Little Miss Louise Glass Improves After Measles
Thomas, long confined to the grandparents home on North Kent street due to measles, shows marked improvement and is anticipated to be out in a few days.
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Miss Louise Glass
Thomas
North Kent Street
Dr L M Allen Wins Prizes at Charles Town Show
Dr L M Allen of Winchester led Clifton Farm Stables at Charles Town W Va as Red Tape won three and four year old hunter, light weight hunter, and Corinthian classes. Mazie owned by Leith of Loudoun also won top jumpers. A steeplechase accident injured jockey G Skinner of Richmond. he was treated at Charles Town Hospital and recovered.
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Red Tape
Dr. Allen
Clifton Farm
Cliftwood
Sir Clifton
G. &. Skinner
Richmond
Charles Town Hospital
Chicago grain closing prices drift downward on wheat and corn
Wheat prices turned their course today and again headed downgrade on the Chicago Board of Trade. Corn was heavy throughout the session due to reports of auspicious weather in the mid western corn belt. Closing prices: Wheat September 48 and a half, December 52 and a half, May 57. Corn September 49, December 39, May 43. Oats September 21 and a half, December 23 and a half, May 26. Rye September 33, December 37, May 41.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Marriage Essentials: Provider and Needing a Provider
The saying notes that success in marriage hinges on two roles a good provider and a partner who relies on that provider. It reflects traditional views of household balance and financial responsibility within matrimony.
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the Evening Star
Aub Ogey
A. B. Parsonage
Lloyd A. Bosch
Edna M. Hollar
United Brethren Church
North Avenue
George W. Stover
Steelton, Pa
E. B. Hollar
Joseph
Miss Albaugh
Wildwood
Victoria Albaugh
Winchester Memorial Hospital
N. J
Guy Albaugh
Frederick
Dr. Dutton
B. B. Dutton
Benny
Hartfield
Middlesex County
Whitlock
Lawrence J. Whitlock
Young Christians’ Bible
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Young Christians
J. A. Richard
Stewart Street
Beverley Wright
Clarke Cooper
Elizabeth Stuart
Maurice Trimble
Huntsberry’s
Huntsberry
Epworth League
Epworth League of
Market Street
H. T. Cook
Mount Vernon
George F. Norton
Pearlie Luetta Wine
William Wine
Woodstock
James Walter Johnson
E. N. Johnson
High View
Hagerstown
J. Melton Cornwell
Memorial Hospital
Front Royal Pike
Molly Glass
Nannie Tucker Payne
Charleston
W. Va
Anne Brooke Kern
Mss
Eleanor Hogue
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
Susan and
Caroline Carson
Riverton
Burr P. Harrison
Atlantic City
James F. Rehill
George F. Snarr
Boscawen Street
Philip Fowle
Bridge
Harry Kimmell
Fort Sell
Okla
Maurice Trimble, Sr
Maurice Trimble, Jr
E. C. Stuart
Charles Edward Stuart
T. W. Harrison
Rosalie Smithey
Earle Marche
Tom Augstadt
Mrs
O. T. Ritter
Maybelle Lee
Roy Lee
Burnt Factory
Takoma Park
A. L. Roberts
Carroll Manor
J. L. Reynolds
Mrs. Hoover
Christen
Charles Isaacs
Mrs. Isaacs
Charles Isaacs, Jr
Fred Barr
Harriet Pearson
T His
Driver
Anne Ebert
Miss Pearson
Suffolk
Ida Tinner
Hugh Leasler
North Carolina State College
Richard Gray
Walter E. Huntsberry
Shenandoah River
Waynesboro, Va
Blair Hahn
Spartanburg
S. C
W. A. Shiner
Frank Gearing
Betty Jane Gearing
Virginia Wall
Stephens City Social Club
J. H. Ashwood
Mollie Glass
Anne Eley
Montie Green
R. E. Sisson
Pauline Sisson
Howard Allamang
Delwyn Allamang
Martha Clowser
Carl Méssey
Cape_May
R. J. Scott
British Isles
Isles
Mat
Central Press Association, Inc
Cramer
Faroe
Colonel
The
Dr. Armentrout
Charles Town
South 58Th Street
Mr. Pitman
Archibald Pitman
Ronnie Lonas
Clark Snapp
J. C. Slonaker
Nike
George W. Sturmer
Thomas H. McGee
Europe
Chicago
Northwest
New England
McGee
Pitman
Mrs. Pitman
City Realty
Bell Clothes Shop
Bancutier Fire Co
S. Braddock St
W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. DC
Telephone National
Lovett Bros
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Margaret Hodgson
Senev
Coats
R. M. Swimley
MR. Farmer
J. Jos. Sullivan
People’s Bargain Store
North Main Street
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