Market Street Sunday School Picnic at Smiths Park
The Market Street M. E. Sunday School held its annual picnic at Smiths Park near Marlboro on Friday with over a hundred attendees. A 5:30 supper featured ham and cheese sandwiches, deviled eggs, chips, pickles, bananas, iced tea, cake, and ice cream. Mr. J. B. Smith praised the park and hopes others visit. the park is described as the valley’s oldest bathing beach with spring water. The route is Valley Pike to Middletown then road 627 to the park. Tom Baldridge of Capitol and Colonial Theatres is away on business and vacation, attending Warner Bros. meetings in Virginia and Maryland, then visiting Annapolis with Warner Bros. executives.
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Arket Street
Smith’s Park
Market Street
M. E
Marlboro
J. B. Smith
Valley Pike
Middletown
Wayside Inn
Tom Baldridge
Capitol
Colonial Theatres
Baldridge
Warner Bros
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Washington Territory
J. J. Payette
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
A list of weekly gatherings and picnics including the Evening Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary at Christ Episcopal Church Parish House Monday 2:30 p.m. Lions Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel Tuesday 12:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club luncheon Wednesday 12:30 p.m. Rotary Club meeting 1:00 p.m. United Brethren Church Sunday School picnic at Jordan Springs Friday 1:00 p.m. American Legion post luncheon and meeting. Modern Woodmen picnic all day at Woodmen's Park near Middletown.
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Christ Episcopal Church Parish House
Woman's Auxiliary
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Lodge, Benevolent Order of
Rotary Club
United Brethern Church
Jordan Springs
American Legion Post
Modern Woodmen of America
Woodmen’s Park
Middletown
Miss Mary Hankin Wins Tourney Compliment
Upperville highlights include a medieval style tournament for Trinity Guild with Joe Rector Knight of Glendale winning first prize a horse blanket and Mary Hankin crowned queen of love and beauty by James R Jones Knight of Rose Bank. Third place went to Harry O Brannon Knight of Ashby with a lead chain and fourth to Thomas Thornton Knight of Cobbler with Mrs James Hatcher.
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Mary Hankin
Upperville
Trinity Guild
Joe Rector
Glendale
Miss Mary
James R. Jones
Rose Bank
Elizabeth White
Harry O’brannon
Ashby
Thomas Thornton
James Hatcher
Virginia
Thomas Glascock
Beatty Family Reunion Planned at Bluemont August 16
The Beatty Family Reunion Association led by President William S. Sargent and Vice-President Henry Beatty announces a reunion at Bluemont in Loudoun County for August 16 featuring a day of fellowship and a large dinner and supper. The article lists numerous local residents and guests connected to the Beatty family and other area happenings.
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Beatty
Bluemont
Crenshaw Escapes Injury After Auto Crash
Mr Charlton Crenshaw left today for Philadelphia after a weekend visit with his mother Mrs D D Crenshaw. The crash near Philadelphia last week damaged the car but caused no injuries to him or his companion.
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Charlton Crenshaw
Betty Boehm Spends Day in Winchester with Father
Little Miss Betty Boehm spent a day last week in Winchester with her father, Mr. Ray Boehm.
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Betty Boehm
Winchester
Ray Boehm
Brooks' Pharmacy Ad Highlights Jonteel Beauty Picks
Brooks' Pharmacy The Rexall Store features Jonteel cosmetics with prices on foundation cream and face powder. Facial tissue offers 200 sheets for 19 cents while other items list 50 cent Jonteel products and a 766-Get It phone line for Brooks' store information.
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Brooks
Jonteel Foundation
Rexall
Two Negroes Lynched in Mississippi Mob Action
In Benton County two gangs overpowered officers and hanged two accused slayers. Robert Jones was taken from officers near Tupelo, while Smith Houey was seized from deputies near Holly Springs. Their bodies were strung to a tree near Michigan City, close to the site of the former Gillispie murder case. Deputy Sheriff Mark Mason was killed there over a year ago.
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Ashland
Miss
Benton County
R. H. Hudspeth
Robert Jones
Tupelo
Smith Houey
Holly Springs
Michigan City
Jones
Houey
Mark Mason
Dennis Gillispie
Gillispie
Bandits Load Paramount Theatre Safe With $1000 Loot
Three bandits entered the Paramount Theatre in Montgomery at 8:30 a.m. overpowered staff tied up three janitors a porter an office assistant and a ticket seller and forced the manager to open the safe escaping with about $1000 in cash.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Paramount Theatre
Lloyd Towns
Camp Meeting Draws Crowds at Wardensville
Residents report a monster crowd at Wardensville Wardensville W V for an all day service at the camp meeting. The open air tabernacle and grounds were packed with morning and afternoon sessions enhanced by choruses and band music. The event drew several thousand attendees as the gathering continued through the week and will close next Sunday with an all day service.
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Wardensville
W. Va
Tabernacle
Capon River
Moorefield
Yellow Springs
Death of Dr Rudolph Teusler in Japan
Dr Rudolph Bolling Teusler founder of St Luke's International Medical Center in Tokyo died August 10 in Japan. A cousin of Mrs Woodrow Wilson he was a Rome Georgia native educated at the Medical College of Virginia. He married Mary Stuart Woodward in 1898 and left four children.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Rudolph Bolling Teusler
St. Luke’s International Medical Center
Orient
Tokyo
Japan
Teusler
Woodrow Wilson
Winchester Episcopal Church
Rome
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Mary Stuart Woodward
Carnival Man Found Dead Under Maryland Church
The decomposed body of James Earles was found beneath the Sunday School room of Zion M. E. Church in Cambridge Maryland. Earles who worked with a carnival troupe that performed in the area the first week of August had recently left a local hospital against doctors orders and escaped twice before returning. Identification came from tattoo marks on his arm and shows he lived at 1801 Federal Street Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
James Earles
Zion M. E. Church
Federal Street
Iuiadelphia, Pa
Delinquent Tax Payers Notified in Frederick County
County treasurer R S Smith will notify all Frederick County taxpayers with 1933 taxes delinquent as required by Section 387 of the Virginia Tax Code. Unpaid taxes as of June 16, 1934, become delinquent and will be advertised. interest starts June 16 1934 and advertising costs will be added.
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R. S. Smith
Frederick County
Tax Code of
Virginia
J. W. Robinson Funeral Held At Clearbrook
Funeral services for J W Robinson of Newport News were held Thursday at Hopewell Meeting House near Clearbrook. The Rev Ralph Boring officiated. burial followed in the family plot. Survivors include D A Robinson of Clearbrook and Mrs F M Clevenger of Wilmington Ohio. many Winchester and Frederick county relatives attended. Robinson, a leading Newport News merchant and bank director, was renowned for outfitting battleships built there with curtains and hall fittings.
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Hopewell Meeting House
J. W. Robinson
Newport News
The
Star
Ralph Boring
Lincoln
Loudoun County
John W. Jolliffe
Curtis Wilson
Clarence J. Robinson
D. D. Clevenger
Roy P. Duvall
Daniel W. Lupton
Robinson
Missouri
D. A. Robinson
Clearbrook
F. M. Clevenger
Wilmington
Ohio
Winchester
Frederick County
Jonathan
Mary F. Robinson
Reserve System Uncertain About U S Bond Purchases
The Federal Reserve and Treasury debate bond purchases as September financing looms. With 1.7 billion dollars of called and maturing obligations due, the market's weakness prompts concerns over credit perception and potential Fed action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve System
Treasury
Black
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Maple Branch Sinks After Torpedoed by Dragon in Montreal Harbor
The British sloop Dragon sank the small oil burning vessel Maple Branch in Montreal harbor. The Maple Branch crew was rescued. Dragon had arrived from St Johns after transporting J Ramsay MacDonald from Nova Scotia last week.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Dragon
St. John’s
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Nova Scotia
Battle Force Shoots Targets Off Southern Drill Grounds
Norfolk Va August 13 Target practice drew attention of the battle force at Hampton Roads. The battleships Wyoming and Arkansas planned to leave the roads early for firing off the southern drill grounds.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Wyoming
Arkansas
Fourteen Unite With Galilee in Revival Closing
The Galilee revival closed Sunday night with a packed house as fourteen persons united with the church, twelve adults. Evangelist Coffey impressed the audience and won unanimous votes for a return visit soon. Next revival meetings are planned at Capon Springs West Virginia with Rev. S J Goode as pastor. Rev F B Sapp will preach at Galilee next Sunday morning and evening.
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Galilee
Evangelist Coffey
Capon Springs
W. Va
S. J. Goode
F. B. Sapp
Loretta Young Stars In Born to Be Bad at Palace
Loretta Young headlines the new 20th Century picture Born to Be Bad at the Palace today and Tuesday. She discusses temperament as a vulgar display of temper and recalls an early on set moment when a director called her the world's worst actress, prompting her to cry and break a lamp.
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Loretta Young
Palace Today
Palace Theatre
Loretta
Williams Recovering From Surgery in Baltimore
Messages from Baltimore report that prominent Winchester attorney R. Gray Williams underwent last week a procedure described as entirely successful. He remains somewhat uncomfortable but shows steady improvement and is expected to remain in the hospital about three weeks. Also noted, Mr. Robert Meisenhelter III of Overbrook Pennsylvania was weekend guest of Miss Anne Elizabeth Quirk at 419 North Loudoun Street. he studies at Shenandoah Valley Academy.
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R. Gray Williams
Baltimore
Winchester
Robert Meisenhelter, III
Overbrook
Anne Elizabeth Quirk
North
Loudoun Street
Meisenhelter
Shenandoah Valley Academy
DuBose and Baker Guests in Sewanee Visit
Dr Haskel DuBose of Sewanee Tenn and Dr Robert Baker of Washington DC arrived this afternoon as guests of Mrs Robert T Barton on South Washington Street. They are visiting for two weeks with Mrs Barton’s sister Mrs Berger of Wesley Heights DC and the DuBose family matriarch Mrs Stanley E Harmer on West Cork Street.
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Haskel DuBose
Sewanee, Tenn
Robert Baker
Washington, D. C
Robert T. Barton
South Washington Street
Bar
Ger
Wesley Heights
Washington, D C
Stanley E. Harmer
West Cork Street
Mrs. Waren and Children in Sager Family Notice
A brief notice lists Mrs. W Waren and her children John Harmer Sager Stanley Mel vin Sager and Billie Warren Sa.
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W. Waren
John Harmer Sager
Stanley Melvin Sager
Billie Warren
Mrs Natinie Frye Visits Washington Daughter
Mrs Natinie Frye of Washington D C visits her daughter Mrs Stanley E Harmer on West Cork Street, staying for a period as noted in local society notes.
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Natinie Frye
Washington, D. C
Stanley E. Harmer
West Cork Street
Living stone sculpture and famous living rock works
The living stone term describes sculpture carved directly from native stone in place. Notable living rock works include the Lion of Lucerne in Switzerland the Confederate Memorial on Stone Mountain Georgia and the Rushmore Memorial in South Dakota.
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Lion of Lucerne
Switzerland
Stone Mountain
Georgia
Rushmore Memorial
South Dakota
Legion of Decency Rates Film Call It Luck for Adults
The Legion of Decency informs the public that the film Call It Luck is recommended for adults only and not suitable for young people or children on local screens this week.
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The
Legion of Decency
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W. M. Richards
William M. Richards
O’sullivan Rubber Co
Cincinnati
Nashville
United Brethren
United Brethren Church
W. P. Anderson
Armel
Claude Thompson
Daughters of Vaucluse
Huntsberry
Margaret Constable
Gore
Mary Virginia Johnson
High View
Lillian Johnson
Claudine Largent
Romney
Niagara Falls
N. Z
United Brethren Young People's Choir
Edgar H. Poole
Virginia C. Whisson
Carrie Glenn
C. C. Brannon
Frederick County Court
Chicago
Brannon
Martinsburg
Jane Dailey
W. D. Dailey
Ridgeway
Dorst Hospital
Hopemont
Coleman Jacobs, Sr
County
Coleman, Jr
Cumberland
Atwell Parker
Stephens City
Mary S. Yeakley
New York
Lucille Sencindiver
Curley Miller
Bartonville
Glaize
Mr. Miller
Nannie Miller
Meadow Mills
R. L. Petrie
Front Royal Pike
Kenneth Spencer
Mr. Curley Miller
Spencer
Philip Barnhart
Billie
Jack
Jane
Blue Ridge View
Neale
Shawnee Garden Club
S. C. Brooks
Morgan Street
H. J. Neale
Miss Marie Recher
Philadelphia
John B. Parsons
Gray Gables Inn
Miss Recher
Dr. Clark Memorial
University of Pennsylvania
Fred. W. Forney
William Goss
Suffolk
Virginia State Firemen’s Association
Forney
Friendship Fire Company
Richard Petrie
Wallace Lam
Paul Cadwallader
Landen E. Speers
Gibson City
Ill
Virgil and
Clair Sheers
Women’s Missionary Society
Women’s Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Ray Hicks
National Avenue
Willie Sampsell
Mississippi
Capon Valley
R. B. Teusler
Chest of Drawers
A. M. Swimley
Geo. Washinton Hotel
MacDonald
Hable’s Palace
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
BIG Joe
H.8.davis Company
John S. Solenberger & Company, Inc
N. Londoun St
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Rock Creek
Lovett Brothers
Main Street
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