Natural Bridge to dedicate memorial marker in ceremony
Invitations have been sent to national and state officials for the Natural Bridge memorial marker unveiling to be held Saturday at 3 pm. Governor Pollard former Governor Trinkle and Virginia figures plan to attend with Mrs. Deane Williams as program chair. Virginia Carson to unveil the marker. Oliver Sands to give the response. Bedford Band to provide music.
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Miss Carson
Natural Bridge
Governor Pollard
John W. Williams
Peter Saunders
E. R. Coombs
John Garland Pollard
University of Virginia
Francis Deane Williams
Stoneleigh
Rockbridge County
William E. Carson
Riverton
Virginia State Commission On Conservation and Development
E. Lee Trinkle
Oliver J. Sands
Natural Bridge Corporation
Bedford
Social Calendar for Jes Town and Winchester Lions Club Week
A sequence of events lists joint dinners and club meetings including the Tuesday Lions party at Jordan White Sulphur Springs. Activities span Wednesday through Friday with church meetings at Brad dock Street M E Church South and Rotary Club gatherings at George Washington Hotel.
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Jes Town
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
The
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
North Frederick Home
Cross Junction
Frederick County Sunday Association
Kline’s Grove
Vaucluse
Jordan Springs
Rotary Club
Mt. Williams
Friendly Grove School
Loyal Temperance Legion
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
High View Four-H Club
American Legion Post
George Washington
Branson Four-H Club
Clevenger
Raddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Otterbein Guild of United Brethren Church
Gladys Patton
Fairmont Avenue
Pauline Royston Weds Ernest Adams at Berryville
Miss Pauline Virginia Royston quietly became the bride of Ernest Leslie Adams at Berryville Methodist Church South. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Robert L. Butsler. After a Ohio trip they will live at Walnut Hall near Boyce with Mr. and Mrs. Adams.
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Clarke County
Berryville Methodist Church
South
Pauline Virginia Royston
Ernest Leslie Adams
Robert L. Butsler
Berryville
Charles A. Royston
Adams
C. D. Adams
Walnut Hall
Boyce
Officer Funk and Wife Plan Atlantic City Trip
Police Officer and Mrs. Francis Funk of South Cameron Street left by motor early Sunday for Atlantic City New Jersey where they expect to spend some time. After a sojourn they will head north toward Canada and return here in about two weeks.
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Funk
Atlantic City
Francis Funk
South Cameron Street
N. J
New Jersey
Canada
Earl Parsons
Master Earl Parsons, Jr
West Leicester Street
New York City
Waldorf
Jack Riley
West Piccadilly Street
States
Riley
Girls' Club Plans Swimming Party and Picnic
The Girls' Athletic Association schedules a swimming party and picnic for Thursday evening August 11. Location to be announced tomorrow. Members may invite a young man and should sign up with Mrs. Virginia Harrel at Lord and Spencer's on East Piccadilly Street. Committee members include Mrs. Ida Lycette Mrs. Jenny Stover Mrs. Klena Hoshour Miss Luvella Anderson and Miss Mildred Hook.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Virginia Harrel
Lord and Spencer's
East Piccadilly Street
Ida
Met Life picnic draws crowd with games and contests
Between 75 and 100 Met Life employees from the district including Charles Town Winchester and Martinsburg gathered at Back Creek ark for a day of water sports games and contests. Mrs. S. L. Grubb won an ad guessing contest and a word-making contest from Metropolitan. Bruce Arnold won the potato race. A bountiful picnic dinner and lemonade followed with leftovers saved for another day.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Charles Town
Winchester
Martinsburg
Back Creek Ark
Metropolitan
S. L. Grubb
Pikeside
Bruce Arnold
Mrs Bell Called Away By Witness Of Mother
Mrs. Andrew Bell travels to Charlottesville due to her mother Mrs Witt’s illness. In her absence the American Legion pool children's hour continues with life-savers on duty but no instruction will be given until her return.
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Bell
Andrew Bell
Charlottesville
H. C. Witt
American Legion
Miss Willoughby Pole Engaged to Mr Hillsman
Dr and Mrs Edgar A Pole of Hot Springs Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Willoughby Pole to Mr John Mitchell Hillsman Jr son of Mr and Mrs J M Hillsman of Richmond. The wedding is planned for September.
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Willoughby Poler
Edgar A Pole
Hot Springs
Winchester
Willoughby Pole
John Mitchell Hillsman, Jr
J. M. Hillsman
Richmond
Septemer
New York Folk Enjoy An Outing In Country
New York visitors Mr and Mrs C W Little arrived in town for a family visit with Mr and Mrs A L Baker on North Loudoun Street and have moved to the Baker cottage at Bear Mountain Garden near Capon Bridge West Virginia. Mrs Baker plans to join them with a group for a several days stay this afternoon.
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C. I. Cather
Leonard Sirbaugh
Charlotte de Hart
W. O. Zinn
North Braddock Street
Warren Eddy
Eddy
Dick Zinn Fansler
Garland Johnston
Rene Mathews
Margaret Snyder
la Verne Clauser
Chicago
Albert Shirkey
Richmond
Noel Way
Lida D’aiuto
Martinsburg
William Trenholm
New York
Court W. Va
Madeline Anderson
W. P. Anderson
C. W. Little
A. L. Baker
Loudoun Street
Bear Mountain Garden
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Wedding in Capon Springs for Mr and Mrs Anderson
The ceremony was performed by Rev Edward Showacre with a white frock bride and intimate family attendance. The couple left for a wedding trip through Maryland West Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley before settling at Capon Springs where the groom works for Capon Water Company. Mrs Anderson is the daughter of Bethlehem Heare and Mr Anderson is the son of U S Anderson both of Capon Springs.
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John C. Anderson
Edward Showacre
Anderson
Maryland
West Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Capon Springs
Capon Water Company
Greenwood 4 H Club Gather for Gardening Canning Poultry
The Greenwood Four-H Club met at the Greenwood school house to discuss gardening canning and poultry with members Miss Eva Clem Miss Mary Lee Racey Miss Nina Clem and Messrs Joseph Lamp Walter Doyle Cecil Clem David Doyle Henry Ebersole Lewis Lamp Edward Doyle and Clyde Jirake. Mrs R E Smith led the session.
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Greenwood Four-H
Greenwood School House
Eva Clem
Mary Lee Racey
Nina Clem
Joseph Lamp
Walter Doyle
Cecil Clem
David Doyle
Henry Ebersole
Lewis Lamp
Edward Doyle
Clyde Jirake
R. E. Smith
Local social notes parade visitors and guests across towns
Mrs. Robert Johnson and family hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Grim. Washington guests include Mrs. Garland Hansbrough and family. Miss Miller heads to Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. Trips to Berkeley Springs and Shenandoah river cottages noted. Parson and Parsons families travel between Washington and New York. Various residents visit, return, or plan stays in Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Canada.
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Mrs Garland
M. Hansbrough
Samuel S. Miller
Huda Miller
Mrs. Hansbrough
North Braddock Street
Harrisonburg
Ward Swank
Miss Miller
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hoover Praises Burke Life of Public Service
President Hoover lauds James Francis Burke as an indefatigable worker who served his country up to his death. Burke, counsellor for the Republican National Committee, conferred with Hoover twice yesterday and said goodbye before a European trip. Dr. Joel T. Boone attended him until death.
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Associated Press
Washington
James Francis Burke
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Buck makes first stop in Richmond on Mexico City flight
Bob Buck an 18 year old flyer halted in Richmond after taking off from Newark at 3 05 a m for Mexico City The stop at Byrd airport occurred at 6 a m with a subsequent departure at 6 25 a m Eastern Standard Time The AP reports an uneventful flight so far on the long journey
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Associated Press
Richmond, Va
Bob Buck
Newark
N. J
Mexico City
Byrd Airport
Europe found interested in trade problem
Washington August 8 Senator Swanson Virginia ranking Democrat on the Senate foreign relations committee expressed optimism that world armaments can be cut but said diplomats must abandon feather dusters and use force if Geneva pledges are to be effective He joined Governor Roosevelt in urging removal of tariff barriers to quicken international trade noting world demand to relieve wretched economic conditions and stressing exchange stabilization and silver prices as aids Germanys reparations accord Lausanne and cooperation with Europe lessen Nazi rhetoric and concern over German rearmament remain He said Germany settled reparations and that eases political and financial strains.
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Washington
Swanson
Virginia
Geneva
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Borah
Roosevelt
Rep
Montague
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Germany
Versailles
Lausanne
Hitler
National Socialist Party
Libby Holman Returns to Court in Murder Case
Libby Holman, dressed in mourning, sat through a brief habeas hearing as prosecutors stated insufficient evidence to charge her with first degree murder. Solicitor Carlisle Higgins announced bail granted, echoing the prior release of co-defendant Albert Walker under $25,000 bond.
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Carlisle Higgins
Higgins
Libby
Albert
Ab) Walker
Winston- Salem
Reynolds
Reidsville
Pollen From Ragweed Triggers Hay Fever Season
Dr Logan Clendening explains ragweed pollen drives the fall hay fever season across the central U S ragweed zone from the Alleghenies to the Rockies and Great Lakes to Texas. He notes pollen becomes airborne to great heights and can stick to stigmas while other plants also contribute to symptoms. An editor’s note offers pamphlets by Dr Clendening for ten cents each with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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M. D
London
United States
Alleghenies
Rockies
Great Lakes
Texas
Atlantic Seaboard
Middle West
New England
Pacific Coast
Clendening
Central Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Cleveland
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Kernstown
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Greenville, Va
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Young People’s Choir
Edwin Ritter
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Robert Peyton
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Lawrence Showalter
Eastport
Samuel Kronberger
George Penrod
Cumberland, Md
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Hedgesville
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D W. Alexander
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Libby Holman Reynolds
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Robert Johnson
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Senseney Road
E. P. Bean
A. ™. Oates
Berkeley Springs
W. E. Huntsberry
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Frank Gearing
Mary Gray
Donald Shockey
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Een End
Shenandoah River
H. C. Funk
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South Washington Street
H. S. Parsons
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