Governor Kump's Son To Marry Miss Turner
Miss Hazel Turner of LaGrange Georgia to marry Cyrus Scott Kump eldest son of Governor Herman Guy Kump of West Virginia. Wedding planned for early September. Turner from LaGrange and educated in New York City and at Agnes Scott College. Kump a VMI graduate and WVU law alumnus practicing in Elkins. active civic leader and grandson of Senator C H Scott.
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Hazel Vorus Turner
LaGrange
Cyrus Scott Kump
Elkins
W. Va
Herman Guy
West Virginia
Miss Turner
William H. Turner
Starrs
South Carolina
Bonners and Sterlings
Virginia
Hazel Vorus
Atlanta
Turner
New York City
LaGrange High School
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Elizabeth
Peggy Kump
Kump
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
University of West Virginia
Morgantown
Phi Kappa Sigma
C. H. Scott
Mountain State Forest
Weekly social calendar of club meetings and choirs
A listing of regular meetings and activities for clubs and choirs through the week. Sports and public groups include Music Lovers Club Lions Club First Baptist Kiwanis United Brethren Elks Grace Lutheran Rotary American Legion Handley Library story hour for children. Local venues include Mrs Frank L Buckley South Stewart street the George Washington Hotel Braddock Street Handley Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
United Brethren Church
First Baptist Church
Winchester Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Handley Library
Virginia Division Convention of United Daughters of Confederacy Planned
Plans for the Virginia Division Convention in Richmond October 4 to 7 with headquarters at the Jefferson Hotel. Miss Annie Mann of Petersburg presides the division and Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee Palmer of Emporia is state historian. Officers including division president historian and recording secretary will be elected. Richmond chapters host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
United Daughters of Confederacy
Richmond
Confederacy
Jefferson Hotel
Annie Mann
Petersburg
Fitzhugh Lee Palmer
Emporia
Brethren Sunday School Plans Annual Picnic
Announcement states the United Brethren Church Sunday School will hold its annual picnic on Thursday August 17 at Adams grounds near Gainesboro. Members should meet at the church at 1 PM for an early start.
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Brethren Sunday School
The
United Brethren Church
Adams
Gainesboro
Mrs Engle To Reopen Her Kindergarten
Announcement reveals Mrs. Jack Engle will reopen her kindergarten for its eighth year in September. Assistant is Mrs. John M Steck Jr formerly Miss Mary Taliaferro of John Kerr School faculty with special training in all kindergarten work. The 1933-34 session starts September 11 and a information line 812 is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle
Jack Engle
John M. Steck, Jr
Mary Taliaferro
John Kerr School
Marriage License Issued in County Clerk Office
A marriage license was issued over the weekend to Miss Frances M Sandy of Stephens City and Mr Arthur L Shiley of White Post. Sandy is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Sandy. Shiley is the son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Shiley. He is a farmer. Miss Susie Glenn of Wardensville High School faculty visited here last week as a guest of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M Sandy
Stephens City
Arthur L. Shiley
White Post
Sandy
Melvin Sandy
Mr. Shiley
Samuel Shiley
Susie Glenn
Wardensville High School
Miss Gladys Sargent to Wed Mr C William Goode
Miss Gladys Sargent of Kernstown will wed Mr C William Goode of this city in Chicago Illinois tomorrow. The bride a Handley High School 1930 graduate has worked as a stenographer for Twin City Oil and Gas in Winchester. Goode son of Mr and Mrs J N Goode is a Handley 1930 graduate and works in the Montgomery Ward credit department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 5. Sargent
Kernstown
Gladys Sargent
C. William Goode
Chicago
Ill
Handley High School
Twin City
Oid and Gas Corporation
Winchester
Goode
J. N. Goode
Handley
Credit Department of
Montgomery Ward and Company
Reverend Hannon Takes Vacation Near Norfolk
The Rev. Father Robert E. Hannon, pastor of the Church of the Sacred Heart, is spending his annual vacation in southeastern Virginia chiefly around Norfolk. He was stationed there years ago and formed many warm friendships. Father Hannon's assistant Rev. Father Paul Heller oversees parish work during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Hannon
Church of the Sacred Heart
Virginia
Norfolk
Father Hannon
Paul Heller
Mrs Parsons and Miss Recher Describe New England Canada Trip
Mrs John B Parsons and sister Miss Marie Recher of Philadelphia returned from a two week motor trip to New England and Canada. They stayed with Mr and Mrs Fred Recher in Ayer Massachusetts and Miss Recher will visit before returning to Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Ebersole congratulated on birth of son Robert Roy Ebersole at Stephens City home August 9. Mrs Ebersole formerly Evelyn Burchman of Mount Airy North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Parsons
Marie Recher
Philadelphia
New England
Canada
Fred Recher
Ayer
Mass
Miss Recher
Mr Barnes Broadcasts An Organ Program
Local organist Mr Billy Barnes returned home after a motoring trip through North Carolina visiting relatives. In Winston Salem he broadcast organ music from Memorial Hall Salem Moravian College on WSJS as part of the Columbia system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Barnes
Billy Barnes
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Barnes
Memorial Hall
Salem Moravian College
WSJS
Columbia Broadcasting System
Lynch Returns From State Bar Meeting in West Virginia
Maurice M. Lynch of the Winchester bar has returned from White Sulphur Springs where he attended the Virginia State Bar Association annual meeting. Lynch is the dean of the local bar and one of the oldest members of the state group. Nurses Alumnae Association of Memorial Hospital will meet tomorrow at 3 PM in the nurses home on West Clifford Street. Mrs. William E. Carson and daughters Louisa and Virginia of Riverton are visiting Virginia Beach guests of Mrs. Griffin Dodson. Mr. W. C. Plundeke of New York sailed last week on the Georges toward London for several weeks of business. Mrs. Plundeke is staying with her parents in Winchester. Mrs. S. B. Price of Fairmont Avenue, recently operated on at Memorial Hospital, is reported improving slowly and hopes to go home in due course.
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Lynch
Maurice M. Lynch
Winchester
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Virginia State Bar Association
State Association
Nurses
The
Memorial Hospital
Tomorow
West Clifford Street
William E. Carson
Louisa
Virginia Caron
Riverton
Virginia Beach
Griffin Dodson
W. C. Plundeke
New York City
Georges
London
Mr. Plundeke
S. B. Price
Fairmont Avenue
C. G. Crenshaw
Philadelphia
and Crenshaw
South Stewart Street
Walter Abner Huntsberry
William Blair Hahn
Jene Smith
Robert S. Smith
Kernstown
Taylor F. Hahn
North Loudoun Street
Spartanburg
S.C
Virginia
Hahn
Garland Potts
Jean
Joan Potts
Wilmington
Del
H. E. Potts
North Avenue
Gore
Berryville
Washington
DuShane Returns From Convention In Chicago
Prominent Winchester apple broker Mr James R DuShane returns from the International Apple Association convention in Chicago and visits the Century of Progress Exposition during the same trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. DuShane
Winchester
Chicago
International Apple Association
DuShane
Local Social Notes Mention Visits And Illness
Mrs James R DuShane and her daughter Ann Ross DuShane with Miss Eliza Diffender fer return from Baltimore after a week with Mrs Biggs. Mrs Donald L Weems, long ill on Courtfield avenue, was reported resting more comfortably this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. DuShane
Ann Ross DuShane
Eliza Diffenderfer
Baltimore
Biggs
Donald L. Weems
Courtfield Avenue
Kiddies Return To Gotham After Annual Outing
Twenty children from New York City tenements spent two weeks outdoors in Winchester and Frederick County thanks to local families and the Tribune Fresh Air Fund. Miss Jerene Stickley served as matron on the return. Mrs. Grover C. Rose met the group at Brunswick, describing improved health and rosy appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
New York City
Jerene Stickley
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New York
Winchester Jewish Woman's Club
Grover C. Rose
Brunswick
Accidents in Pennsylvania Claim Dozens of Lives
AP reports a weekend toll across Pennsylvania with about a score of deaths from accidents. Lightning killed four boys near Burnettstown and Pittsburgh area 13 year old George Beltsinger. balloon jumper Mrs. Juniata Arnold died at Latrobe. parachute failure caused another fatality as balloon leakage forced a jump. Automobiles caused eleven deaths, including five pedestrians, with two train deaths and a rifle accident among youths. Four auto fatalities occurred in Philadelphia and two in Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Nick Mehollic
Sam
Mike Roman
Burnettstown
George Beltsinger
Pittsburgh
Juniata Ann Arnold
Washington
Latrobe
236 Maryland homes saved by federal corporation
Washington Aug 14 The Home Owners Loan Corporation saved two hundred thirty six Maryland homes from foreclosure since inception in the state The board reported an additional five hundred seventy four foreclosures were postponed pending consent by mortgagees or bond acceptances Applications in hand total two thousand nine hundred sixty one about ninety percent meet eligibility criteria and are from distressed owners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Maryland Corporation
Crash injures two. Rutherford and Lockhart hospitalized
Two Front Royal residents are recovering at Memorial Hospital after a collision between a Chevrolet and a Ford near Riverton. Miss Mabel Rutherford suffered extreme blood loss and Giles Lockhart sustained severe head injuries, while Duck Martin and Richard McCauley received facial abrasions and a knee injury. Eyewitnesses say Rutherford and Lockhart were driving north toward Riverton when the crash occurred in front of a grocery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Memorial Hospital
Riverton
Mabel Rutherford
Markham
Giles Lockhart
Duck” "Martin
Richard McCauley
D. M. Kipps
P. L. Steed
Jos. L. Biggs
Thanks Those Who Cleaned Cemetery
A note of thanks from John H. Quiett chairman to residents and volunteers who cleaned the old graveyard. Dinner was provided at Mount Carmel Baptist Church by a women’s committee including Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Quiett. The list honors Clivas Jackson Junior Ford Charles Green Alexander Davis Joseph Willis Arthur Honesty and others.
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the Star
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Willis
Fields
Quiett
James
Dixon
Johnson
Bird
Mary Belle Rhodes
Clivas Jackson
Junior Ford
Charles Green
Alexander Davis
Joseph Willis
Arthur Honesty
Leslie Finley
Nat Cooke
Robert Paynter
William Clifford
Irvin Dixon
Bennett Walker
Boyd Cooke
German Ford
John Cooke
William Jefferson
Warships Stream Into Havana to Protect Americans
President Roosevelt ordered U S warships to sail to Havana to safeguard American citizens in Cuba. He stated there would be no intervention and instructed commanders to act firmly. The move followed consultations with Secretary Hull and Ambassador Summer Welles and aimed to stabilize the Cuban situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Cuba
Roosevelt
Hull
Summer Welles
Havana
Thre Agent Is Back Home Not Kidnapped
Henry Busse business agent of the United Tire and Rubber workers Union returned home after a six day absence. He said he was very tired and offered no explanation. Family denied any ransom claim as threats emerged after ousting racketeers from union control with AFL aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Henry Bisse
United Tire and Rubber Workers Union
Busse
American Federation of Labor
Fifty six hour week proposed by druggists group
The National Association of Retail Druggists proposed a fifty six hour work week in a fair competition code to the recovery administration. Stores would operate up to fifty two hours weekly unless already shorter before July first last, with exceptions for small two employee drug stores in towns under 2,500 not in a larger trading area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
National Association of Retail Druggists
The
Recovery Administration
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices Tied to Winchester Milling
Closing quotations today show Chicago futures at September 92 half percent December 95 and a half percent May 99 percent. Baltimore spot 92 percent Winchester spot 80 percent. Prices supplied daily to Winchester Milling via Stickell Sales Corpora tion dealers in cash grain and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
Sta. Oy
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporaton
Cash
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Farmhouse Near Decatur Tied to Urschel Kidnapping
Dallas Aug 14 Justice agents identified a farmhouse near Decatur as the rendezvous where Charles A Urschel Oklahoma City oil man was held for ransom. Urschel's fingerprints were found profusely at the scene linking the site to the 200000 ransom case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Decatur
Harvey Bailey
Department of Justice
Charles A. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Urschel
Professor Ogburn resigns ending National Recovery Act dispute
Professor William F. Ogburn, renowned economist, ends the policy controversy by resigning from his post. He presented the resignation to Hugh S. Johnson, head of the Recovery Administration, amid a dispute with Mrs. Harry Harrimen Rumsey, chair of the consumers advisory board of the NRA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William F. Ogburn
Harry Harrimen Rumsey
Consumers Advisory Board of
The
Hugh S. Johnson
Stock Prices SlUMP Amid Dark Day Trading Doldrums
New York stocks show a heavy tone as markets enter a cautious session on a dark day. Sterling opens at 4.46 and call money sits around 5 percent as investors avoid large commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thirty Guardsmen Struck by Food Poisoning in Camp
ASHLAND Neb Aug 14 Thirty members of the Nebraska Nazi Guard from Grand Island were hospitalized with food poisoning after supper at camp last night. Authorities began an investigation while 1,300 other guardsmen remained unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Neb
Nebraska
Nazi Guard
Grand Island
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Mary Coffman
Dennis R. Conger
E. F. Coffman
Edinburg
Dennis Ramsey Conger
Washington, D. C
Conger
Clement E. Conger
Harrisonburg
Middle West
Virginia Coffman
William Ramsay
Alexandria
Dennis McCarthy
Muskerry
Ireland
Col
Mrs. Benchoff
Howard Benchoff
Massanutten Academy
Woodstock
Massanutten Lodge
Shenandoah River
Benchoff
W. R. Talbot
William Noel
Detroit
Michigan
Mervin Conant
Conant
Alice and
Ruth Conant
Rutherford
New Jersey
E. E. Keister
Strasburg
Guy Benchoff
Warrenton
Music Corporation of America
den Bester
Baker Hotel
Jefferson
St. Louis
Milwaukee
William Penn Hotel
Convention Hall
Atlantic City
Terrace Gardens
Drake Hotel
Bally-Hoo
Huntsberry
Miss Sandy
Gladys T
Mr. C. William Me
Lovett Shoe
Loudoun St
Mr. DuShane
William Shank
Rock Creek
S. Beckenheimer
Susan Frost
Cary Hunter
Gray Gables Inn
South Washington Street
Woman’s Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
Susie Reid
Berryville Avenue
Aletha Copenhaver
William Copenhaver
Gassaway
Mildred Sargent
Cameron Street
A. R. Strauderman
Cumberland
Mikes Almeada Meyer
Violet Houser
Lloyd Horst
Richard Meyer
Annville
Sarah M. Lupton
Miss Meyer
Lebanon Valley College
Miss Lupton
Bayard P. Silver
St Louis
John M. Silver
Virginia Silver
Peyton Street
Lena Lichliter
Lovett Brothers’ Shoe Store
Jolley Rea
Gotham
Penna
Federal Corp
John H. Quiett
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Coty
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Big Joe
Ogburn
Optimists
WERE
America
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
R. M. Swimley
Margaret L. Hodgson
N. Loudoun St
Libby
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