Social and Personal Happenings in Winchester Society
Miss Louise Kemp hosted bridge at her Franklin Street home for Miss Dorothy Nulton of the Nulton family as she plans a September wedding to Lawrence L. W. Browning of Kentucky. The Nultons, visiting Virginia and Michigan, have returned to the Naval Academy. An engagement is announced between Miss Martha Virginia Reese and Mr. Graham Livingston of New York. The Rev J F Morgan, formerly of Winchester, visits en route to a Bible conference in Virginia. Mrs Cora Gray Humphries and Mr Jerome Booker wed in St Louis and will live in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kemp
W. Thomas Kemp
Franklin Street
Dorothy Nulton
Louis M. Nulton
Lawrence L. W. Browning
Kentucky
Michigan
Virginia
Naval Academy
Martha Reese
Livington
Baltimore
New York
Martha
Virginia Reese
John Evan Reese
Graham Livingston
Henry Stevenson Livingston
Miss Reese
St. Cecelia
Charleston
S. C
Ishams and Randolphs
Berrys and Claggetts
Maryland
Livingston
Forest Lake
Cornell University
Sigma Phi Fraternity
J. F. Morgan
First Christian Church
Norfolk
Massanetta Bible Conference
Massanetta Springs
Harrison
Clyde Seibert
B . Earp
Seibert
Mr. Morgan
Lester Kerlin
Cora Gray Humphries
Booker
Jerome Booker
Indianapolis
Ind
St.Louis
Cora Gray
R.bentley Gray
St. Louis
Shirley Carter
J. Brad Beverley
Miss Steele
Detroit
Florida
Julia Steele
Battle Creek
Mich
William Lupton
L. K. Dellinger
St. Petersburg
Fla
Margaret Lacy
J. H. Lacy
Loudoun St. Presbyterian Church
Clarksville
Tenn
Lela Rosenberger
Washington Street
Miss Lacy
Winchester railroad agent to seek treatment in Charlottesville
Mr. M. V. B. Snake, the Winchester agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad, leaves tomorrow for Charlottesville Virginia to enter the Blue Ridge Sanatorium in the Masonic Pavilion. Guests visiting include Mr. and Mrs. William B. Page and Mrs. Maude Green of Richmond at Hotel Jack, and others staying at George Washington Hotel Colonial Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. B. Snake
Winchester
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charlottesville
Blue Ridge
Masonic Pavillion
William B. Page
Maude Green
Richmond, Va
Jack
John A. Borden
Philadelphia, Pa
George Washington Hotel
Fifteen Injured When Motor Bus Runs Down Hill
Fifteen passengers on a motor bus from Keedysville were slightly injured when the vehicle descended a hill at Weverton and overturned on railroad tracks. Jesse Nichols of Rohrersville was hospitalized with cuts and bruises. others received first aid at the scene. A later report about a separate Frederick Brunswick trip claimed 23 of 24 were seriously hurt, but inquiries clarified that only 15 were injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Frederick
M. Snyder
Keedysville
Weverton
Baltimore and Ohio
Jesse Nichols
Rohrersville
Winchester
Brunswick
Special Services At Helping Hand Mission Begin Tonight
A series of special services at Helping Hand Mission in Indian Hollow starts this evening with Rev. FE. T. Clarke and Rev. Norman B. Cooper in charge. After tonight, Rev. Stanley McFarland of Paw Paw West Virginia will preach. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Mission
Indian Hollow
FE. T. Clarke
Norman B. Cooper
Stanley McFarland
Paw Paw
W. Va
Intimate Friends of Mr Jones Attend Funeral in Mississippi
Montfort Jones of Audley Farm Clarke County Virginia died suddenly at the United States Hotel Saratoga Springs New York. Funeral to be held in Kosciusko Mississippi attended by relatives and racing friends. Jones was a pioneer in Oklahoma oil and owned Audley Farm with his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montfort Jones
Audley Farm
Clarke County
United States Hotel
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Kosciusko
Miss
Edward H. Garrison
Jones
Princess Doreen
Rockminster
Duleau
Jones Brothers
Audley
Berryville
Lewis
Washington
B. B. Jones
Ormondale
Sir Barton
St. Henry
Sartago
Royal Canopy
Bright Knight
Virginia
W. J. Carter
Richmond
Accused Is Free Accuser Is Fined
Pearl Evans accused Sadie Ailstock of brick throwing but was found intoxicated and arrested. Sadie was cleared. Pearl received a $12 fine for drunken disorderly conduct. The case highlighted bias and sobriety claims in a police court confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Evans
Weems
Sadie Ailstock
Pearl
Speedy relief from bunions and corns advertised
A drugstore advertises Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic for bunions and soft corns. It claims rapid relief from inflamed joints and shrinking swelling with few drops applied, and promises near normal joints after several uses. Baker's Drug Store guarantees and dispenses it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker’s Drug Store
Adv
Virginia Man Elected President of Manganese Association
The American Manganese Producers Association organized at the Willard Hotel Washington to promote domestic manganese production and industry cooperation. Woodstock man J. Carson Adkerson was elected president with John H. Cole as vice president and A. J. Seligman as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Manganese Producers Association
Willard Hotel
Washington
United States
America
Russia
Woodstock Man
J. Carson Adkerson
Woodstock
John H. Cole
Anaconda
Montana
A. J. Seligman
New York City
H. A. Pumpelly
New
Exhibitors invited to send fruit to Winchester fairgrounds
Rules call for distant and local exhibitors to mail fruit to W R Legge Winchester Va by August 29 mark packages with exhibitor and address. Cash premiums paid after September 2 by check only. Silver cups engraved with class and winner names. Fruits remain exhibitor property until September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Legge
Winchester
Fair Grounds
U S Steel Trust Buys Coal Lands in Whiteley Township
The Cumberland Coal Company, a subsidiary of United States Steel, announced the purchase of 400 acres of coal land from John F. Lantz in Whiteley township for $400,000 in Waynesboro Pennsylvania on August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Cumberland Coal Company
United States Steel Corporation
John F. Lantz
Whiteley Township
Brannon Reunion Set for August 27 at Usual Spot
The Brannon family reunion will be held at the usual place on August 27. The public is invited to attend and bring well filled baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannon
Dr George W McDaniel in Critical Condition
Richmond reports Dr George W McDaniel pastor of the First Baptist Church and former Southern Baptist Assembly president had a very restless day after a stroke. Doctors say his condition is about the same as yesterday and remains critical at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
George W. McDaniel
First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Assembly
Bremen plane possibly over Wakefield confirmed by air ministry
The British air ministry confirmed a report of a Bremen type plane passing over Wakefield at 1 40 a m under favorable weather. In Sioux Falls South Dakota Mrs Paul Naylor Jr while golfing struck a 26 inch buffalo fish leaping beside her and drove it three inches with a wooden driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Air Ministry
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Sioux Falls
Paul Naylor, Jr
Bremen Returns to Flying Field After Westward Transatlantic Attempt
The Bremen returns to its flying field after taking off from France in an effort to be the first to cross the Atlantic from east to west. The craft sent a message recalling the White Bird pioneers and offering greetings to Nungesser's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
France
White Bird
Nungesser
Elbert H. Gary Dies in New York
Elbert H. Gary of the steel trust died in New York and will be buried in Wheaton Illinois. Daughters Mrs Robert W Campbell and Mrs Gertrude Clufflfe are in Evanston. Stock markets rallied in New York led by rail shares after his death. Call money at 3 1/2 percent. total volume about 1,750,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elbert H. Gary
Wheaton
Robert W. Campbell
Northwestern University
Gertrude Cutcliffe
Campbell
Evanston
New York
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
St Johns Sunday School Picnic Set for Aug 20
Bloom Brevities notes St Johns Sunday school picnic at Bloom Va on Saturday August 20 with a 10:30 song service and 11:00 speaking. Fairview Band will provide music and all are invited. Also reports several Sunday visits and services at St Johns with preaching at 10:30 a.m. and Endeavor at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
St. John’s
Fairview
Paul Good
J. S. White
G. W. Hulver
Sadie
Holler
N. B. Williams
Arthelia Ashwood
Cordelia White
Arthur White
Shenandoah
Iven Miller
Arthur Miller
St John’s
Endeavor
Stephens City Social Roundup Includes Visits Across States
Stephens City Va August notes multiple visitors and trips. Lucy Drake visits her grandmother Mrs BE Barr in Stephens City while Briscoe Williams family plans a Baltimore trip. Greenwalt Steele and Williams travel to Baltimore on business. Nettie Carbaugh visits Winchester with Mrs Howard March. Mr John Guard returns from Logansport Indiana after visiting relatives. Thelma Williams visits Martinsburg and Alberta Shannon with Eloise Trussel return from Martinsburg. Mrs Ridings is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Lucy Douglas Drake
Wilkinsburg
BE. F. Barr
Briscoe Williams
Baltimore
Dan Greenwalt
Lorena Steele
Boyd Steele
Nettie Carbaugh
Winchester
Howard March
William Ridings
Tom Golliday
Pittsburgh
John Golliday
Vivian Smith
Little Som
Hagerstown
Nettie
Peggy Carbaugh
EB. F. Barr
John Guard
Logansport
Ind
Thelma Williams
Martinsburg
W. Va
Alberta Shannon
Eloise Trussel
Easiest Way To Put Up Pickles
Busy housewife saves time and money with Grandma Kuhn's Pickleaweet. A 30c package yields 60 to 100 pickles using sugar salt saccharine alum and vinegar, with mustard and dill directions on every pack. Get the original genuine Grandma Kuhn's Picklesweet at your grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Kuhn
Japanese Studies Apple Culture In Frederick County
Torasaburo Susa from Japan is in Winchester on a special apple culture duty visiting Felix Schneider of the local experiment station. He studied at Cornell and the New York Botanical Garden for three years and leaves for Japan next week to work at the apple-growing district experiment station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torasaburo Susa
Japan
Winchester
Felix Schneiderman
Mr. Susa
Cornell University
New York Botanical Gardens
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Annapolis
Red Bud
United Brethren Church of
Centenary Church
Joseph C. Haines
Thomas Beller
Beller
Stanley Bell
McKendrie Methodist Episcopal Church
Bell
Centenary Reformed Church
Jennie Haines
George Henry Haines
Ter
Samuel D. O'Neal
Vaucluse
County
Jackson
Tyler
Frank A. Tyler
Salem
George T. Tyler
Fairmont Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Salem Church
Missie Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Goldie Kelter
South Loudoun Street
Keller
Sarah Collins
Ida Braithwaite
Floyd Luttrell
Cross Junction
Guy Reynolds
Bryan Stotler
H. Tucker Graham
Florence
Ala
Joseph A. Massey
Amherst Street
E. Homer Harlee
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Hollis
The
Virginia Woolen Co
Virginia Pangle
T. J. Cooper and Son
Baltimore, Md
Bryan’ Stotler
Mr. Stotler
John A. Crim
Relief, Va
Earl Crim
Edsel
Joseph Crim
W. L. Mowrey
Alexandria
Ohio
Crim
Fred Stryker
Mary Katherine Stryker
Paul Tomney
W. Rathman
Fred R. Stryker Jr
Mountain Lark Park
Radford
W. M. Simpson
E. Stafford
Kate Miller
Opequon
Olivia Harmer
Albin
John Sartelle
Manda Robey
James Bland
J. L. Scholfield
John Scholfield
Mary Scholfield
J. Howard Cather
Memphis
Mrs
A. P. Payne
Roanoke, Va
G. F. House
William Dudley
Fielder Slingluff
Baltimore Sun
Guy D. Bowman
Boston
Mass
Bachrach Studios
William E. Bowman
North
Loudoun Street
Emma Miller
Virginia Beach
Portsmouth
Elizabeth City
N. C
Lillian Jackson
State Teachers, College
Harrisonburg
Mr. Roller
A. H. Jackson
Red Cross
Huntsberry
C. T. Owen
Vernon Wrenn
Registered Service International
Colonial Hotel
Wreen
Snoke
Mrs. Shelton
Bryan Mawr, Pa
M. V. B. Snoke
Allen Jackson
B. Marshall Stryker
Middleburg, Va
W. G. Leith
A. J. Woore
E. H. Woore
Clearbrook
Charles Carpenter
Washington, Va
Covington, Va
William O. Woore
Mrs. W. B. Shiley
Mrs. Clinger
Armel
Mary McDonald
Wonder’s Store
John Jolliffe
A. W. Wright
Altoona
Frances Hanna
M. Finkelstein
Elizabeth Renner
Norton's Store
Frank Keckley
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Keckley
Hable
Lee Fisher
Peebles
Frank Forysthe
Front Royal
W. E. Babcock
Havre de Grace
Alexander Stewart
Abington, Va
Hotel Jack
Cecil Grim
Slaughter
Strasburg
Shenandoah Caverns
Gertrude Clevenger
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Beverley Cooper
Hilda and
Mildred Clem
Messrs
Selby Clem
Vesta Swisher
Lenwood Patton
Helen Ritter
Misses Tyler
Martha Tyler
Knox Littlepage
George Hiner
Herbert Hiner
Lexington
John W. Rosenberger
John H. Rosenberger
James J. Chrismore
Cecil Bailey
Automobie
Winona Lake
Anti Saloon League
At _ Helping Hand Mission
MR. Jones
Virginia Man
Manganese
FAIR
DuShane
J. O. Sims
York Imperial
Davis
Grimes
Delicious
Jonathan
Ben Davis
Handley
Middletown
Boyce
Mount Jackson
Ne Market
Stayman
Shenandoah Cent
Valley
U. S. Steel Trust Bays Coal Lands
Brannon Reunion
George W. M'Daniel
England
Steel Trust
Frederick County
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