Birthday Party Honors Mrs Santmyre In Goode West Virginia
A birthday celebration for Mrs Margaret V Santmyre marked by a large decorated cake and guests from Goode Paw Paw Mount Nebo Philadelphia and Washington. Southern Society To Hold Annual Dinner at Waldorf Astoria Virginian and West Virginia attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santmyre
R. D. Largent
Goode
W. Va
Margaret V
J. D. Puffenberger
Loretta Largent
Good
G. G. Santmyre
Morton Santmyre
Maggie Kammer
Charles Hogbin
Loretta Belle Hogbin
Paul Robertson
Dewayne Robertson
George Kammer
Paw Paw
Elizabeth Santmyre
Philadelphia
J. A. Smith
Redford
Tressler
Estel
Genevieve Smith
Mount Nebo
Loyd Santmyre
Thelma Santmyre
Grayson McCoal
Virginia
Genevieve McCoal
Julia Fairfax
Eston Santmyre
William McKinney
William
Margaret Elizabeth McKinney
Leatherland
Alexandria
J. P. McDonald
Gene McDonald
Margaret V. Santmyre
Washington
Southern Society
West Virginia
New Waldorf-Astoria
New York
South
Jade Room
Astor Gallery
Waldorf- Astoria
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Church Choirs and Picnics
Regular weekly meetings and practices for the United Brethren and Grace Lutheran churches. Evening benefit social, annual Frederick County Sunday Association picnic, and multiple ad hoc gatherings including Rotary, Mt. Williams, Loyal Temperance Legion, Girls' Athletic Association, 4-H clubs, American Legion, Branson 4-H, Otterbein Guild and Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church events. Additional dances at Hotel Drusilla Jordan White Sulphur Springs.
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The
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
North Frederick
Cross Junction
Frederick County Sunday Association
Kline’s Grove
Vaucluse
Jordan Springs
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Mt. Williams
Friendly Grove School
Loyal Temperance Legion
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Girls’ Athletic Association
High View Four-H Club
American Legion Post
George Washington Hote
Branson Four-H Club
Clevenger’s Bottom
Young People’s Choir
Otterbein Guild of United Brethren Church
Gladys Patton
Fairmont Avenue
Drusilla
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Stephenson
Invitation list prepared for bachelors cotillon in Baltimore
The December event at the Lyric includes debutantes notified for inclusion by the board of governors. Selected debutantes include Rosalind Huidekoper and Dorothy Gilpin. The cotillon dates are December 5 and January 2 with the governors led by Tilghman G. Pitts and others. Local licenses issued at Charles Town include Thomas L. Reardon and Louise Rudolph, and Ernest Floyd Simons and Bertha Rosanna Mason.
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Cotillon
Baltimore
Board of Governoors
Lyric
Board of Governors
Tilghman G. Pitts
H. Warren Buckler
J. Hall Pleasants
Morris Whitridge
Alexander C. Nelson
Carlyle Barton
Robertson Griswold
D. Stewart Ridgely
James McHenry
Charles Morton Stewart, Jr
Rosalind Huidekoper
Prescott F. Huidekoper
Hugh Mortimer Nelson
Long Branch
Millwood
Darke County
Dorothy Gilpin
Donald Newcomer Gilpin
Henry B. Gilpin
Washington Street
Charles Town
Jefferson County
W. Va
Thomas L. Reardon
Winchester
Louise Rudolph
Stephens City
This County
Virginia
Ernest Floyd Simons
Bertha Rosanna Mason
Clarke County
Social notes highlight Roanoke visitors and local guests
Roanoke and area residents arrive as guests of local families including the Wingfields in Harris Addition and the Lo-max Parkers in Stephens City. Visitors travel from places such as Lexington Baltimore and Berryville to spend time with relatives, enjoy meals, swimming, and outings, with several returning home after visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Creasy
Buddy Creasy
Roanoke
Teva
Wingfield
Harris Addition
J. A
Mildred
Johnson
Meir
Lexington
Stephens
Beulah Strode
Stephens City
John Barnett
Beverley Byrd
Rosemont
Harry F. Byrd
Berryville
Clyde DeHart
Martha Ann DeHart
Brunswick
Charles Weathern
George H. Miller
Baltimore
Helen Watson
Evelyn Huber
Bridgewater, Va
Lillian Lambert
Primary Department Picnic At Spout Spring
The annual picnic of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South’s primary department will run from 4 to 7 PM Friday at Spout Spring on Berryville road. Children meet at the church to depart at 4, with transportation provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Spout Spring
Berryville Road
Music Teachers Meeting In Winchester At Cochran Home
Music teachers of Winchester will meet tomorrow afternoon at Miss Gladys Cochran 812 South Braddock Street. The gathering is set for 4 30 o clock in the afternoon at her home.
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Winchester
Gladys Cochran
South Braddock Street
Virginia seeks extra federal funds for roads and bridges
Virginia requests an additional 3.5 million dollars from federal relief to augment highway construction this year and to finance toll bridges over the Potomac and the Rappahannock. Gov pledges support from Highway Commissioner Shirley at a conference, with Virginia aiming for a total federal aid of 7.9 million.
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Virginia
Potomac
Rappahannock River
Rappahannock
Port Conway
Port Royal
War Department
Congress
Henry G. Shirley
Norfolk
Mrs. Reynolds Reported To Be At Oakington
Aberdeen Maryland Aug. 10 Sheriff Bowman said a guard may be placed around the Oakington estate believed to be Libby Holman Reynolds hideout A Wilmington Delaware socialite had requested the guard while police claimed to have positive information that Reynolds was there last night Servants denied her arrival corroborating uncertainty remains through the day
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Associated Press
Aberdeen
Reese Bowman
Harford County
Oakington Estate
Libby Holman Reynolds
Louisa Jenny
Wilmington
Del
Torch Singer
North Carolina
Smith Reynolds
Indignation in Japan over Stimson Talk
The Associated Press reports Japan viewed Secretary Stimson's New York speech as an attack on its Manchuria policy and debated a formal protest. League commentators in Geneva praised a perceived reversal of neutrality doctrine, calling it pivotal ahead of League inquiry reports. In Washington, the speech was seen as urging continued backing for U S policy in the Far East by European powers and signaling a united world response to Manchuria. The address, delivered on radio, is viewed as one of Stimson’s most significant statements.
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Associated Press
Stimson
New York
Japan
Manchuria
Washington
League of Nations
Geneva
League Commission of Inquiry
Far East
Europe
America
National Radio Forum
Heat Grips South England as Channel Swim Plans Stalled
A fierce August heat wave sweeps southern England with temperatures near 80 degrees. A dense fog over the channel halts ships and disrupts two English women's plans to swim across the channel this morning.
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London
Eng
England
Channel
Must Have Been Smart Said by Jud Tunkins
The Washington Star quotes Jud Tunkins noting King Solomon’s intelligence in amassing wealth despite having many wives.
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Solomon
Jud Tunkins
Washington Star
Seven injured when car overturns near Winchester
Seven Cumberland travelers headed for Mount Vernon were injured when their Studebaker tourer overturned three times on the Northwestern pike, seven miles west of Winchester. All victims, including Mrs Mary Pifer and seven members of the Pifer and White families, were treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital. None serious. they planned to leave for Cumberland soon.
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Cumberland
Mount 'S 'Y Vernon
Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mary Pifer
H. D. Pifer
Willow Branch Road
John Pifer
Mary Catina
E. C. Stuart
Pifer
Johnson
Mount Vernon
Washington
Martial Law Seems Near Across Spain as Revolt Intensifies
Madrid reports indicate nearly all Spain under de facto martial rule as republican government mobilizes to halt a monarchy oriented rebellion. Seven deaths in Madrid, attacks on war ministry, premier’s office, mutinies in Savile, Algeciras, and Cartagena. Unclear causes, authorities clash over monarchist coup or communist influence. Alfonso vacationing in Czechoslovakia. Prince Juan linked as potential heir.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Ministry of War
Saville
Senjurjo
Algeciras
Gibraltar
Alphonso
Czechoslovakia
Juan
No Birthday Celebration By The President
President Hoover marked his fifty eighth birthday with minimal personal celebration. He started early, worked late, and stayed at his desk, while Mrs. Hoover upheld White House customs by having a large cake lit with 58 candles that evening. A massive birthday card with 40 000 signatures was prepared, assembled for the occasion, and delivered by train. organizer Ernest Dudley Chase of Winchester MA and Mollie Carron of West Branch IA contributed signatures from governors and mayors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Ernest Dudley Chase
Winchester
Mass
Mollie Carron
West Branch
Iowa
G O P Leaders Arrive for Hoover Notification
Republican leaders led by Sanders arrive in Washington for hoover notification ceremonies and a garden party at the executive mansion ahead of tomorrow night address. Campaign plans and speeches focus on agricultural recovery and policy contrasts with Roosevelt.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
National Capital
White House
Sanders
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Executive Mansion
Republican High Command
Hebert
Rhode Island
Moses
New England
Roosevelt
To Help Europe with the Help of Vision
A brief note discusses aiding Europe through a program described as vision driven. It emphasizes coordination, support, and shared goals among allied nations to advance stability and development. The exact context remains unclear due to fragmentary source text.
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Europe
Vision
Byrd Chosen To Head Party Finance Board
The article notes Byrd being chosen to head the party’s finance board. It discusses economic policy context tied to Hawley Smoot tariffs and retaliatory duties affecting export of surplus apples. The excerpt emphasizes changes in international trade and tariff barriers influencing agricultural exports.
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Byrd
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Clarendon
Mildred Nannell Brown
William Gordon Bartenstein
Methodist Episcopal Church
Warrenton
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Herndon
Miss Brown
Randolph Macon Women’s College
Lynchburg
Sylvan Retreat
Cramer Lycett
Virginia Harrell
Lord and Spencer’s
East Piccadilly Street
Messrs
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Harry Berwin Keeler
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Keeler
West Cork Street
Messrs Keeler
W. B. Keeler
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Huntsberry
Franklin Anderson
National Avenue
Virginia Beach
Mr. Carmichael Holliday
Nancy Lee Coble
West Boscawen Street
Janet Dyke
Strasburg
Edward O. Peer
West Leicester Street
Margaret and
Clara Shank
Lawrence Shank
Samuel Beckenheimer
Lomax Parker
Mrs. Calvert
Orange
Aubrey Dogett
Phyllis
Audrey Dogett
Dayton
Ohio
Stephens Y
Annie Hubbard
Tiffin
Kernstown
Lillian Boyd
Rosemont, Pa
R. L. Boyd
City
John H. Ritter
Mary Pyle
Boyce
Gilbert Cadwallader
Elsie
Catherine Cadwallader
Thomas Pyle
G. William Small
University of Maine
New York State
Sadie Hamrick
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Inwood, W. Va
Kathryn and
Esther Dudley
Rev. W. L. Dudley
Cameron Street
Motor
Florida
United States
Hot Wave
Farm Board
Farmer
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
North Main Street
Lovett Brothers
N. Main St
R. M. Swimley
CROSS
Lovett’s
Lovetts
Lovett
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