Local Social and Personal Notes Highlight Valley Outing
Members of the Odd Fellows Orphans Home from Lynchburg visited Winchester enjoyed a bus trip through the Shenandoah Valley and a concert at Handley School. Miss Bessie Hill accompanied the children, and Shenandoah Caverns hosted them.
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Cildien
William Whisson
Louise Button
Lucy Herrell
Odd Fellows’ Orphans’ Home
Lynchburg
Winchester
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Howells and Downall Wed in Winchester Church
Richard H B Howells and Dorothy Louise Downall of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania received a marriage license in the Corporation Court clerk’s office and were married at the Southern Methodist Church parsonage by Rev Murray D Mitchell. The Tyndalls from Memphis on a motor trip are due to arrive in Winchester and stay at the Washington Inn. Dr Tyndall is rector of a large Memphis church and Mrs Tyndall is formerly Rebecca Lewis, mother of Mrs Peyton Marshall of Winchester.
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Winchester Glass Sand Company
Frank R. Crawford
Francis R. Crawford
Farmville
Kenstown Satuday
C. Grattan Crawford
Crawford
China
Paxie Moffett
Ernest Spedden
Alice Dietz
Baltimore
Christabelle Lovejoy
Washington
Ernest C. Tharpe
North Loudoun Street
Travers
Tharpe
Spedden
Bess Travers
Winchester
Corporation Court Clerk's
Richard H. B. Howells
Dorothy Louise Downall
Pittsburgh
William Howells
James Downall
Southern Methodist Cha
Murray D. Mitchell
Charles Noyes Tyndall
Memphis
Tenn
Washington Inn
South Stewart Street
Tyndall
Rebecca Lewis
Robert H. Lewis
Peyton Marshall
L. E. Dellinger
Greenville
S. C
George W. Dellinger
Fort Scriven
United States Army
Dr. Dellinger
Dental
Rebecca Tyndall
Memphis, Tenn
Robert Burwell
Annapolis, Md
Randolph Welford
Virginia
Alice Welford
Richmond
Gray Gables Inn
South Washington Street
Mrs O Connell Visits Pennsylvania Relatives
Mrs A E Jones and her children return to Sewickley Pa after weeks with Mrs J D OConnell at her home. They are accompanied home by Mrs OConnell who plans to stay about a month with her daughters Mrs Jones in Sewickley and Mrs Wilmer Blackford in Baden Pa.
Loyal Temperance Legion Meeting Set for Tomorrow
Loyal Temperance Legion to hold a 3 p m meeting at 138 North Washington street Mrs Mary Katherine Kern home. Full attendance requested and all reports for the year should be handed in at this session. Frank M Boucher returns from a Canadian trip. A W Barber managed theatres during absence and has returned to Staunton Virginia.
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Loyal Temperance Legion
Mary Katherine Kern
North
Washington Street
Boucher
Frank M. Boucher
Canada
Mr. Boucher
A. W. Barber
Staunton
Dance at Opequon Lake directed by Mr. Shewbridge
The regular Monday night dance at Opequon Lake Park will be managed next Monday by Charles Shewbridge of Brunswick Maryland. He heads Brunswick dances and is known for quality entertainment with Lincoln Mackey's Night Hawks providing music.
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Opequon Lake Park
Charles Shewbridge
Brunswick
Shewbridge
Lincoln Mackey
Night Hawks
Washington
Local notables visit Winchester corridor highlights
Miss Coyle, 80, remains patient at Charles Town Hospital as friends in Winchester await her recovery. Visitors include Miss Cammer, Miss Lichliter in Hagerstown, H. P. Crinkleton and R. T. Edwards from Hagerstown, and many shoppers and guests at Hotel Jack and local homes. Notable arrivals: Mrs. L. R. Shreck, Garnet Hamrick, Margar et Donahoe, and Mrs. Susie Dailey with various trips to Upperville and Wardensville.
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Mattie Coyle
Summit Point
W. Va
Charles Town Hospital
Miss Coyle
Winchester
White Cablegram Mistake Reveals Hoover Press Handling
Associated Press reports Henry J. Allen says a cablegram from William Allen White was released by mistake through Hoover campaign publicity. White denies retracting charges against Gov. Smith and threats to reveal documented evidence remain in dispute.
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Allen
Associated Press
New York
Henry J. Allen
William Allen White
Emporia
Smith
Kansas
Mr. White
Hoover
White
Jewel Salesmen Report $100,000 Theft In Omaha
Morris Keen a New York jeweler salesman and Wilmer Kivett an Omaha taxicab driver were found handcuffed along a suburban highway. They said three robbers abducted them in Omaha and transported them 599 miles before releasing them near Chicago. Keen reported jewels worth $190,900 stolen.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Morris Keen
New York
Wilmer Kivett
Omaha
Hishway
Keen
Equality of opportunity for American farmer debate at Virginia
Charlottesville August 14 Herbert Hoover for President and the equalization fee were endorsed by L Jesse Dickenson Iowa congressman in a discussion on farm relief at the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs Evans Woolen Indiana banker urged "equality of opportunity" for farmers over mere relief and called for tariff revision downward to widen markets while noting tax burdens on farmers and transport rates favoring industry.
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Charlottesville
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
L. Jesse Dickenson
Iowa
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Virginia
Evans Woolen
Indianapolis
Indiana
Woolen
Dickenson
Middle West
East
South
Economic Policy Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Boyle
Cornell
Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities
Floors Landed and Resurfaced by Local Painter
Furniture repairing and chair painting offered by Robt. Sibert with emphasis on saving money. Large and small jobs accepted and guaranteed quality work. Call for service and estimates.
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Robt
Sibert Seema
Large Crop Loss Reported In Virginia From Storm
Virginia suffers 20 million dollars in crop damage as the storm's effects ease. State agencies reopen highways, rail lines regain schedules, and rivers Ample to North Anna, Pamunkey, and Roanoke are monitored for flood risk. Ashland tests water reserves as South Anna rises. Meanwhile a Gulf coast storm veers inland toward southern Georgia with 60 to 70 mph winds, threatening Cedar Keys and Thomasville.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Highway Department
Washington
Appomattox
North Anna
Roanoke
Highway Department
Clarksville
Staunton
South Anna
Newman's Mill
Ashland
Harry Sleeman
Youth Must Face Trial for Deaths of Two
Testimony detailed the collision between a Ford car and a truck near a boardinghouse property. Witnesses described head on impact with both vehicles centered on the road as they moved east after the crash. Fauver, released on bond, faced grand jury action with a next meeting set for October 1.
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Fauver
McVicar
Mes Vicar
Clyde Sibert
Ford
Young Shatzer
Pike
Taverner
Young Fauver
Beverley Wright
Storms and damage strike coastal towns in Florida region
A week’s storm pattern repeats along the Atlantic. Cairo near the Florida border reports dust dislodged by gale and heavy rain. Quitman shut down by noon as high winds caused more damage than the previous storm, with meters falling and residents urged to seek shelter.
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Cairo
Florida
Quitman
The Food Market and Fireside
The fragment hints at a discussion of appetite and energy directed toward a food market and a Fireside setting. It mentions the stomach’s fullness and a definite emphasis on appetite and domestic spaces. No clear event or figures are present.
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Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Berryville
Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Society
Messrs
J. F. Spates
R. T. Elsen
Washington Orchestra
Pr. Landis
Blue Ridge
P. J. Landis
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Dr. Landis
Mr. Jackson
John Long Jackson
St. Martin’s Episcopal Church
Charlotte
N. C
Mrs. Tyndall
Grove
Willing Workers’ Society of the First Baptist Church
William Grove
Loudoun Street
Gladys DeHart
Margaret McVicar
Mr. Shewbridge
Banige Opequon Lake Dan
Florence V. Russell
Charles W. Grimm
South Cameron Street
Newark
Joseph Schmitt
John J. McCabe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mr. C. Coyle
Preston Crankleton
H. H. Rudy’s
Hagaratown
Evening Globe
C. K. Over
Mason Snapp
Lancaster
Mercersburg
J. W. Moore
Negley Apartments
Hagerstown, Md
E. Douglas Davis
West Clifford Street
McWhite Harnsberger
Harry Harnsberger
New York City
Staunton News-Leader
John D. Reynolds
Philadelphia
Louise Redman Ryan
J. P. Haddox
South Loudoun Street
Roy Potts
Harold Potts
H. E. Potts
Atlantic City
Messrs. H. Clay Manuel
Russell Potts
Lloyd Thomas
Hanover
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Jessie Markwood
South Braddock Street
Mildred Pumphrey
Germantown
Washington, D. C
Isabelle Crisman
Western Union Telegraph Office
William Gore
Mrs. Gore
George Washington Hotel
B. J. Earp
Elkton
Virginia Valley Central Christian Conference
Horace McKinster
Emmett’s
J. M. Gore
Stephenson
George C. Clowe
Detroit, Mich
H. W. Clowe
Marie Cammer
Lena Lichliter
Hagerstown
H. P. Crinkleton
R. T. Edwards
Winchester Golf Club
Mrs
Miss Pearl Grim
Upperville
H. P. Light
W. B. Doois
Josephine Houston
Hotel
Jack
Frank Larah
Eaging. Pa
C. S. Hartman
Susie Dailey
Biper Kenney
George H. Lemen
Hagerstown Grocery Company
Dickinson and
M. S. Loy Contractor & Builder
E. Kern St
Fairmont Ave
Jeff
Matt
Sir Sidney
Tee Hee
Ming
Georgia
Jacksonville
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Thomasville
Gulf
Cedar Keys
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Lovett Bros
Davis
Old Virginia
Mutt & Jeff
Bud Fisher