Winchester guests visit Lebanon Church News
Emmet of Winchester and a group from Washington visited at the home of Mr and Mrs W L Windle on Sunday afternoon. E S Henderlite and son Price traveled to Wardensville on a business trip Tuesday. Mrs Luise Brown and children visited with the for es mother Mrs C W Winders. The Royal Neighbors lodge 9722 Coal Mine plans a music filled gathering inviting all. J F Cleaver welcomed congratulations on the birth of a daughter. Ernest Brown joined Sunday afternoon with Frederick Bowers and family guests Willie Brill and Walter Frederick Bowers in Martinsburg relations. Glenn Windle and friends from Washington spent Sunday with the Windle family. Howard and Ray Windle also noted.
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Emmet
Winchester
W. L. Windle
Henderlite
Price
Wardensville
Luise Brown
Fores
C. W. Win-ers
Willie Brill
Walter Frederick Bowers
Tucsoo
Martinsburg
J. F. Cleaver
Ernest’ Brown
Frederick Bowers
Glenn Windle
Washington
Messrs
Howard
Ray Windle
Mt Pleasant Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Mt. Pleasant Virginia items report Mr. and Mrs. Warner Dyke visiting relatives near Fisher's Hill. Calls at John Perry's home included Howard Allamong Pearl Cochran and Clarence Cochran with James Russell and Ernest Barb from Winchester. Christian Endeavor Society meets Sunday at 7 30 with Woodrow leading. Ev Sree Orndorff visiting West Virginia. Mary Rennie recently visited cousin Jela Spilljan near Winchester. Mrs Gregg Orndorff called on Mrs John Petry Monday evening.
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MT. Pleasant
Warner Dyke
Fisher's Hill
John Perry
Howard Allamong
Washington
Pearl Cochran
Clarence Cochran
James Russell
Ernest Barb
Winchester
Christian Endeavor Society
Woodrow
Orndorf
West
Mary Rennie
Jela Spilljan
Gregg Orndorff
John Petry
Radio Hearing Draws Chuckles From Booze-Fueled Dissent
A humorous note captures a candidate hearing broadcast on radio where a drunken listener cheers at inappropriate moments, adding an offbeat distraction to the political event.
Community Notes From Local Neighbors
Reliance mentions week weekend paralei cousin J. ic a aad daughter Ruby. Little Miss Anna Elizabeth Campbell of Vaucluse visited Miss Mary Elizabeth Claytor. Homer Showalter of Winchester nursing Mrs. Annie Beaty for a few days. Lillard of Luray visiting daughter Mrs. G. E. Dovell. Harold Miller family back in Washington after visiting Mrs. Miller's parents. Marie Gibson recovering from tonsil operation. Brays daughter ill. Virginia Cooley visiting aunt Mrs. C. Bowen and family. Law party sponsored by the church set for August 13. F. L. Derflinger family returned from Delaware and New York trip. Susan Wolfson and Shotwell of Front Royal visiting Friday. Mrs. John Rinker spent days in Washington. Rev. Mr. Derrick and family moved into new home from Ohio mission. Welcoming these neighbors from Ohio. Elsie Grover to return Sunday after visits to Staunton and Waynesboro.
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Ruby
Anna _ Elizabeth Campbell
Vaucluse
Mary Elizabeth Claytor
Homer Showalter
Winchester
Annie Beaty
F. L. Derflinger
Delaware
New York
Susan Wolfson
Shotwell
Front Royal
John Rinker
Washington
Derrick
Helmick
Ohio
Elsie Grover
Staunton
Waynesboro
Siler Brevities from Siler Virginia
Mrs Edward Dailey visits relatives in West Virginia. Ruth Kerns improves from a fractured arm. Nelson Beard of Martinsburg summers with Whitacre and Potts households. Ruth Mauzy returns home after Shepherd College session. Mount Hebron United Brethren Church hosts a lawn festival near Whitacre on Saturday.
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Siler
Edward Dailey
Ruth Kerns
Nelson Beard
Martinsburg
A. P. Whitacre
W. B. Potts
Washington
F. A. Whitacre
Ruth Mauzy
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Mount Hebron United Brethren Church
Whitacre
Signs of an Industrial Boom in Near Future Markets
Washington reports signs of an economic upturn led by rising raw material prices and stock market optimism. Analysts cite bedrock price levels, latent financial resources, and anticipated demand as potential precursors to a broader revival in industry and markets.
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Washington, D. c
Wall Street
Bankers’ Pool
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Glass-Steagall
Gore
Lewis
Gibbons Statue Unveiling Draws 100000 Delegates
Washington hosts a Knights of Columbus ceremony for the James Cardinal Gibbons memorial. The parade starts 1 80 p m with Col John J Phelen as marshal and 20000 Knights expected from across the United States. About 100000 visitors anticipated. The event is led by President Hoover with H Carmody presenting. Miss Margaret Gibbons Burke to unveil. Most Rev John M McNamara to speak.
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Manda Paula Malone
Third Corps
Aree
U~ 8
Sacaiay
Washington
Knights of Columbus
James Cardinal Gibbons
Sharp
John J. Phelen
Var
Ious
United States
Hoover
H. Carmody
Order
Margaret Gibbons Burke
Mast
Pietro Fpumasoni-Biondi
John M. McNamara
Baltimore
Reviewing Stand Guests Include Governor Ritchie
Among those in the reviewing stand at Sixteenth street and Park road will be Gov. Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland, and the supreme officers of the order and members of the diplomatic corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth Street
Park Road
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
The
Order
Diplomatic Corps
If oo Mr. Monroe had re ven wee to let South alone
The fragment hints at a historical political aside involving Mr. Monroe and South matters. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear actions, dates, or entities to establish a full event or conclusion.
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Mr. Monroe
Ruffed Grouse Cultural Names Echo Regional Views
The text notes ruffed grouse is called pheasant in the South and uses northern and southern naming differences to illustrate belief and opinion barriers. It cites Thought Men who rarely rethink beliefs and fear obstacles to faith, attributed to Sheridan.
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United States
Sheridan
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