Expressing Willie to Open at Capitol Theatre Sept 1
Rachel Crothers leading American playwright with a new three act comedy Expressing Willie to be staged by the Little Theatre at the Capitol Theatre Friday September 1. Raymond Moore to cooperate with John Golden in production. A reception for the general assembly planned at the mansion Thursday afternoon or evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Rachel Crothers
the Capitol
Little Theatre
America
Broadway
Noel Coward
Mr. Coward
Lunt
Fontaine
Coward
S. N. Behrman
Iaa Claire
New York
Berkman
Bloomington
Illinois
Ilinois State Normal School
Boston
New York City
Felix Morris
Madame Rhea
East
Francise Larrinmore
Miss Crothers
Cape Playhouse
Dennis
Mass
Raymond Moore
John Golden
Rachel Crother
Capitol Theatre
Weekly Community Meetings and Club Activities Listed
Social calendar lists regular weekly meetings for adult choir at First Baptist Church and Kiwanis Club luncheon on Wednesday. Other events include Young Peoples choir, Winchester Elks meeting, Grace Lutheran adult choir, Rotary Club luncheon, Sunday School picnic trip, Methodist church yard party, American Legion Post gathering, Braddock Street Methodist event, story time at Handley Library, Music Lovers Club meeting, and Lions Club session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
The
United Brethren Church
First Baptist Church
Winchester Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Adams
Gainesboro
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lamp
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Handley Library
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Lions’ Club
Young Peoples
Virginia's New First Lady Juggles Home and Office Roles
Mrs John Garland Pollard arrives in Richmond after honeymoon to assume duties as the governor's private secretary and hostess at the executive mansion. She types the governor's speech on a portable typewriter used at White Sulphur and plans to relinquish her secretary role to a successor to balance social duties with official work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
John Garland Pollard
Richmond
White Sulphur
Executive Mansion
General Assembly
Pollard
Violet McDougall
Secre
Wedding of Miss Sarah Elizabeth Schoene and Mr Webster Richardson
Dr and Mrs William Schoene announce the marriage of their daughter Sarah Elizabeth Schoene to Webster Richardson Thursday August 3 in Christiansburg Virginia. The couple will reside in Cleveland where Richardson works for Victoreen Manufacturing. Sarah is a Randolph Macon graduate. Richardson holds a BS from VPI and MS earned last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Schoene
Webster Richardson
William Schoene
Blacksburg
Sarah Elizabeth Schoene
T. W. Richardson
Bedford
Christiansburg
Cleveland
Ohio
Richardson
Victoreen Manufacturing Company
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Bedford Bulletin
VP. I
Berryville
Clarke County
Shade “Moore
Upton
That County
Ed. J. Richardson
Richmond
Virginia Anti- Saloon League
Harriet
Mary Pearson
National Avenue
Winchester
Gainesboro 4-H Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Gainesboro Four-H Club met at the Gainesboro School House with the president calling the session to order. Minutes were read, pledge and motto recited, and plans for a Back Creek weiner roast on Thursday, August 24 at 6 o clock discussed. Miss Farrar demonstrated darning hose.
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Gainesboro
Back Creek
Farrar
Ladies' Aid Society Meeting At Ridings Chapel
The Ladies' Aid Society of Ridings Chapel Church will meet at Mrs. Charles Willis's home on Thursday afternoon August 17. All members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
John W. Rosenberger
West Germain Street
Community League
Stephens City
Frank Massie
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ridings Chapel Church
Charles Willis
Miss Riley Hosts Tacky Party for Miss Peace in Society Circle
Miss Betty Riley hosted a tacky party in honor of her guest Miss Betty Peace of Annapolis Maryland. Several members of the local younger society set were invited. Guests include Mrs D E Stultz and son Lavan of Hagerstown staying with Mr and Mrs Charles P McVicar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Riley
Miss Peace
Betty Riley
J. W. Riley
Miss Betty Peace
Annapolis
D. E. Stultz
Lavan
Hagerstown, Md
Charles P. McVicar
Dance At Park Pavilion By Soddy Orchestra Tomorrow Night
A dance will be held Wednesday evening at the Rouss Spring Park new dance pavilion near the city. Soddy and His Orchestra, ten local musicians, will provide music to aid the Park Association in funds for their work. Last Friday many danced to Soddy's tunes and enjoyed late hours with a special trumpet feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Pavilion
Rouss Spring Park
Winchester
Soddy
Park Association
Carper Family Reunion Planned at Hogue Creek
Plans are set for the annual Carper descendants reunion at Hogue Creek on Northwestern grade. This Sunday Aug 20 marks the fourth gathering, with four generations expected to attend. Family stories and baskets of food are promised, as organizers anticipate many relatives and old anecdotes from the Carper lineage.
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Lucky Hill
White Post
Clarke County
D. Frank Carper
Eunice
William Strasnider
Strasburg
Ambrose C. Painter
van Bittle
Painter
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Boyce
Bealeton
Cletus Painter
Sheboygan Falls
Wis
Clarence Painter
Poolsville
Elmer Painter
Dickerson
Bernard Rowland
Stephens City
Robert White
Mary White
Frank Martin
Martinsburg
W. Va
William Penwell
S. Newton Painter
Stephens Tity
Lloyd Painter
E. L. Alger
Millwood
Joe Perry
Carper
Hogue Creek
Lare Philip Carper
Carpers Valley
Philip Carper
Local People Plan Democratic Meeting Delegation
Mrs Charles W Trenary Miss Catherine Mr Vicar Miss Lucy Ritenour Attorney W E Edwards Mr George Haines and Mr Nat Hawkins depart for Richmond to attend the annual convention of the state Young Democrats as delegates from the Winchester and Frederick County Club. The convention opens at Hotel John Marshall with a banquet to follow at the hotel garden. The group will return to Winchester Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Trenary
Catherine Mr Vicar
Lucy Ritenour
W E. Edwards
George Haines
Pocket book found in city seeks owner to identify
A small pocket book with some money was found in the city. The finder requests the owner to identify the item and arrange payment for advertisement. Contact F. I. McClure,Veterinarian, to claim. Dated August 15, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad. F. I. McClure
New York trip for Mrs Klompus boosts local shop stock
Mrs. Philip Klompus, owner of the Jack and Jill Shop on North Loudoun street, travelers to New York City to purchase advanced fall styles for the store. The item lists include visits by relatives and friends to various local homes, trips to Harrisonburg and Baltimore, and choir meetings at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klompus
New York
Philip Klompus
North Loudoun Street
New York City
Baltimore
North
Loudoun Street
Restrictions On Trucks For Agricultural Produce Discussed
J H Meek head of Virginia Department of Agriculture division of markets calls seven open conferences across the state this week to discuss truck restrictions. A Winchester meeting set for Thursday at 8 pm will be in the court room of the city hall. The session targets fruit transport by truck and aims to curb bootlegging of inferior apples in improper containers. Apple growers and handlers are urged to attend in large numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Meek
Division of Markets
Virginia Department of Agriculture
Meek
Winchester
Richmond
Court Room
Court House
Trotters to Race in Hambletonian Renewal at Good Time Park
Twelve three year old trotters are named for the $50,000 Hambletonian renewal at Good Time Park Goshen New York with Mary Reynolds the favorite. Captain Hanover from Hanover Pennsylvania Farms also entered. Local residents and visitors are noted in attendance and related social mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Goshen
N. Y
Mary Reynolds
Captain Hanover
Hanover
Pennsylvania
Virginia Apple Crop Forecast Shows Wide Regional Variations
The Virginia commercial apple harvest is estimated at 2 265 000 barrels for 1932, down from 1 963 000 last year, with substantial regional differences due to pests and weather. Some districts exceed last year while others fall to about 70 95 and 130 percent of prior production. national forecast stands at 28 371 000 barrels.
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Virginia
Henry M. Taylor
North Valley
South Valley
North Piedmont
Fauquier
Rappahannock
Piedmont
Albemarle County
Roanoke
Patrick
United States
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Maryland
West Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Arkansas
Idaho
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
California
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Bally-Hoo
Huntsberry
Clarence Jenkins
Century of Progress
Chicago
Capitol Limited
Robert C. Green
William E Cooper
Othe
Jas L. Robinson
Opal Robinson
Edith Light
Leesburg
Handley High School
Joseph Massie
Joseph A. Massie
Amherst Street
Rosalie Smithey
Washington and
Gretta McCormick McGuire
Sarah Brill
James Reed
Williamsport
James H. Reed
Sarah E. Brill
Rehobeth
Coty
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Miss Bailey
Smedley
Hazel Irene Bailey
Allen O. Smedley
Lionsville
Corporation Clerk
William A. Bailey
Union Bank of Winchester
Bailey
Ellie Smedley
Lionville
Miss Robinson
Girls’ Athletic Association
Opan Robinson
North Frederick Road
Clarence Oates
Helen Bumgardner
Berryville Avenue
Camden N. J
Wilmington del
Bumgardner
William Sickle
Camden
Workers Council
Workers Council of
Red Bud United Brothren Church
Red Bud
Lovett Shoe
Loudoun St
Garland M. Hansbrough
Margaret Hansbrough
Sam _ Scott Hansbrough
Samuel Miller
Hilda Miller
Annesley Thompson
Thomas A. Williams
Louise
Robyn Ann Williams
Middletown
Virginia Beach
A. T. Mussen
Springdale
Atlantic City
Sam H. Rankin
G. F. Francis
Anna Belle Teter
McKeesport Pa
George Pitzer
Clearbrook, Va
Edward Peer
West Leicester Street
J. V. Hack
Hack
Lyda Chapman
West Clifford Street
James Chapman
Chapman
Timberlake Department Store
Mary Sullivan
Mary Thomas
Chesapeake Beach
E. B. Lowry
York, S. C
A. D. Hening
Anne Haurand
Ruth Cochran
Kitty Linthicum
Marie Anderson
John North, Jr
Betty Louise North
Edna Kremer
Capon Springs
Tom Scully
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
John Scully
E F. Smith
Smith Garage
Alfred Smith
Woodstock
Earl Whitlock
Frank Brown
South Braddock Street
Mary E. Green
Otto Preffitt
Opequon
James W. Hillward
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Big Joe
Asia
Aprica
Optimists
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
R. M. Swimley
Margaret L. Hodgson
le Cy Ren
N. Loudoun St
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