Tournament Trophy Pledge Seals One-Year Possession
The text lists numerous pairs and names in a tournament setting. It states the winner gains possession of the trophy for a year and that three victories, not necessarily consecutive, grant permanent possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Marshall
Arthur
Bosserman
Elting
Fay
Sturm
Goode
Kerlin
Sargent
Kremer
McCormac
Hedrick
Parker
Kern
Scully
Fowle
H. F. Byrd
Haddox
H. Allen
P. Glaize
Packs
Sirbaugh
Knight
Krise
Lindsey
Stone
Rodman
Pifer
Smith
Hawthorne
Warner
Cooper
Runyan
C. Biting
R. Cather
Nelson
Hayley
Hyde
N. Fowle
Roszel
Arnold
Collins
Read
Miss Tucker McGuire Wins Winchester Ladies Tennis Final
Miss Tucker McGuire defeated Miss Mary Hyde 4-6 6-4 6-4 to win the Winchester Golf club ladies final. In the consolation, Miss Mary Lyman beat Miss Fenton Nelson 7-5 6-1. Semis saw McGuire beat Nelson and Hyde beat Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club
Tucker McGuire
Mary Hyde
Mary Lyman
Fenton Nelson
Miss McGuire
Miss Hyde
la Crosse
Miss Lyman
Rosalie Nelson
Miss Westwood Byrd
Betsy Bakewell
Betsy Rice
Emma G. Baker
Virginia Steck
Nelia Beverley
Miss Nelson
Miss Baker
Social Calendar Oddities and Club Meetings Ahead
A dense schedule lists social events from Thursday to Wednesday including Girls' Athletic Association, Onward and Upward Class, American Legion post luncheon, Friday Bridge Club, Winchester Little Theatre, Winchester Country Club dance, Dailey family reunion near Cross Junction, Lions Club luncheon, Modern Woodmen camp, Kiwanis luncheon, United Brethren Young People's choir practice, Winchester Lodge meeting, adult choir practice, and Rotary Club luncheon at Winchester Golf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
Clarence Williams
Kernstown
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Friday Bridge Club
R. E. Byrd
Amherst Street
Modern Woodmen of America
Lodge
N. Loudoun Street
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Young People’s
Winchester Lodge No
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Luther Greene Directs Two Summer Theatres Try-Outs
Luther Greene a Handley High School 1927 graduate directs two leading summer theatres in New York area Rockbridge Theatre at Carmel and Miller Theatre at Millbrook serve as try-out houses for New York plays and players. He has directed stars including Eugenie Leontovich Margaret Sullivan Estelle Winwood Oscar Shaw Lanny Ross and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Greene
Handley High School
Rockbridge
Carmel
N. Y
Miller Theatre
Millbrook
Mr. Greene
Randolph-Macon College
University of Virginia
New York
Eugenie Leontovich
Margaret Sullivan
Estelle Winwood
Oscar Shaw
Lanny Ross
Margo
Roy Hargrave
Play Started Today For H. F. Byrd Trophy
Sixty four contestants started play at the Winchester Golf Club for the H. F. Byrd Trophy. The opening round must be completed by 7 o clock Thursday evening. Parings for the first round include Weems versus Beverley and Morris against Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Byrd
Winchester Golf Club
Jis
E. C. Goss
Weems
Beverley
Morris and Sullivan
Wood
Family Outing Along Opequon Near Inwood West Virginia
An old fashioned outing was held Sunday by several families along the Opequon near Inwood West Virginia. They enjoyed games and swimming and a noon picnic dinner was served. Attending were Ser geant and Mrs Dallas M Kremer and children Ann and Yvonne of Fort Benning Georgia Mr and Mrs Wayne McCarty Mr David McCarty and others from Inwood Hagerstown Sunnyside Gerrardstown Winchester and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon
Inwood
W. Va
Dallas M. Kremer
Ann
Yvonne
Fort Benning
Wayne McCarty
David McCarty
Virgil Unger
Bonnie Jean
June
Lula Mathews
Hagerstown
Lee Anderson
C.T. McCarty
Hugh McCarty
Gerradstown
Lawrence McCarty
Clinton McCarty
Sunnyside
Robert K
Surprised Garden Party for Son at Twin Haven
Mrs. George E. Sillik hosted a summer garden party at Twin Haven in Stephens City for her son George E. Sillik Jr who arrived for a weekend visit. Attending were Dan Fallet of New York City and friends Miss Jean Eupey Taylor and Miss Virginia Woodward of Lexington, Virginia. The group enjoyed dinner after eight, toured the rock garden, moved to the decorated living room, and danced with refreshments served in the garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Sillik
Twin Haven
Stephens City
George E. Sillik, Jr
Dan Fallet
New York City
Jean Eupey Taylor
Virginia Woodward
Lexington
Winchester Ladies Golf Match Ended In Elting Team Win
Two teams of ladies at the Winchester Golf Club played yesterday with Mrs Elting captaining the winning side. Post match luncheon followed at the club hosted by Mrs Rutledge and her team. Individual scores listed include Mrs Elting 3 and Mrs Rutledge 0 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club
Rutledge
Stewart Elting
Nathan Carpenter
Philip Williams
Anne Brooke Kern
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
Rut” Coffey
Ann Elting
Virginia Cover Russell
George Smith
Caroline Carson
Parson Nelson Wins Quarterfinal at Winchester Golf Club
Reverend R B Parson Nelson defeated Philip Glaize five and four in the Winchester Golf Club club championship quarterfinals yesterday. The finals are expected to be completed early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B
Nelson
Winchester Golf Club
Philip Glaize
Local West Virginia Couple Wed In Bloomery Ceremony
In Bl County West Virginia yesterday afternoon Rev George W Stover officiated at the United Brethren Church parsonage on North Avenue. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Parsie Davis, wed the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Kern. They plan to reside in Bloomery where Mr Kern farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bl County
W. Va
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
North Avenue
Parsie Davis
Isaac Kern
Bloomery
Tea in Honor of Mrs Shields at 520 South Stewart
Mrs Ernest S Ely hosts a tea at her home 520 South Stewart Street tomorrow at 5 oclock honoring Mrs Randolph T Shields visiting in Winchester. Dr and Mrs Shields recently furloughed from China via England. he is a medical missionary. Also guests include Miss Sophie Baker and Miss Frances Page at their West Cork Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Ernest S. Ely
South Stewart Street
Randolph T. Shields
Winchester
China
England
Dr Shields
Sophie Baker
Frances Page
West Cork Street
North Loudoun
Heatwole Visitors and Local Social Moves
Mr L E Heatwole of Harrisonburg Virginia visits the city with brothers M L and M R Heatwole and sister Mrs J W Haines. James P Reardon city solicitor spent about an hour in his office after a week at home with grippe. Miss Virginia Steck hosted a dinner in Nashville Tenn. Mrs Bail ey, formerly Miss Betty Williams, guests of Virginia Cover Russell. Martha E Tucker moved from 315 West Cork to Amherst Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Warden Boyd
Jack Bailey
Nashville
Nathaniel Burwell Jones
Bele
L. E. Heatwole
Harrisonburg, Va
Messrs
M. L. and
M.R. Heatwole
J. W. Haines
James P. Reardon
Virginia Steck
Nashville, Tenn
Martha E. Tucker
West
Cork Street
Amherst Street
Law Mortgaged House In Two OKLAHOMA CITY
In Oklahoma City on August 15 carpenters saved a house split on two lots as a loan firm sought foreclosure on one half. Owner Mrs Fern Chadwick moved possessions to the portion of the house built on the adjoining lot to avoid losing her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Fern Chadwick
Cagney O Brien Star In Irish In Us At Capitol
Warner Bros new comedy drama The Irish In Us stars James Cagney Pat O’Brien and Olivia de Havilland with Frank McHugh in a tale of a New York Irish family caught between love and conflict. Mary Gordon portrays a 55 year old Irish widow guiding her sons amid romance and danger as inner turmoil meets outside threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Bros
James Cagney
Pat O’brien
Frank McHugh
Olivia de Havilland
Capitol Theatre
Mary Gordon
Hollywood
Cagney
O'Brien
Miss de Havilland
New York
Guardsmen Ready to Train at Virginia Beach Camp
Virginia Beach reservation prepares for 3000 infantrymen of the 91st Brigade to encamp for two weeks. Units from Norfolk Richmond and many other cities gather as the 1st and 116th infantry regiments arrive with special troops for coastal training amid local protests and health official concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vare One
Virginia Beach
Front Royal
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Warren County
Warren Board
I. C. Rigin
Lyle F. Hansbrough
Warren
Hansbrough
Norfolk
Virginia National Guard
91St
W. B. Jackson
Seashore
Richmond
Petersburg
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Chase City
Onancock
Harrisonburg
Alta Vista
Bedford
Emporia
Wytheville
Staunton
Hopewell
Alexandria
Blackstone
Winchester
South Boston
Farmville
Martinsville
Charlottesville
Newport News
Forest yields by country compared under intensive silviculture
The Montreal Herald notes that France yields 44 cubic feet per acre yearly and Germany 50 under intensive silviculture. It adds Canada could nearly offset annual losses from cutting fires and disease if accessible productive forests produced 10 cubic feet per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Canada
Forest Service Department of the Interior
Montreal Herald
Little Theatre Plans Mary the Third Opening at Capitol
The Little Theatre prepares to present Mary the Third a modern comedy by Rachel Crothers tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the Capitol Theatre. Director Richard Griffith leads a capable cast with efforts from design lighting and stage crews and a list of committee members and sponsors. Tickets are on sale at Baker's Drug Store Rhodes Drug Company and the Capitol Theatre with reservations via Georgia Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Rachel Crothers
Capitol Theatre
Richard Griffith
Virginia Boyd
Mary Miller
Virginia Lupton
Gordette Schench
Mary Hyde
Rosalie Nelson
Little Theatre
Valley Airways, Inc
WJEJ
Winchester Furniture Company
Colonial Art and Craft Shop
Rainbowridge Gardens
I. C. MacCallum
Georgia Conrad
Baker’s Drug Store
Rhodes Drug Company
Holt Hottle III in Critical Condition At Middletown
Holt Hottle of Middletown is reported in critical condition with a long illness. Family members have been at his bedside for several days due to a chronic kidney and heart condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt Hottle
Middletown
Farm-to-Market Roads To Get WPA Funding
Senator Byrd urged that funds from the relief bill be directed to farm to market roads. A reply from Perry A. Fellows, Acting Chief Engineer, notes broad accord and cites roads as vital for rural transport, commerce, and improved living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
Washington
Senate
Washington, D. C
Perry A. Fellows
Welfare Board Holds Meeting at City Hall
The Winchester and Frederick county Board of Public Welfare met in City Hall council chamber Tuesday morning with Mrs. Lewis Hyde presiding. Absences due to illness were noted as city and county welfare superintendents presented July reports. Several children were placed in homes during the month and a call for a baby carriage drew responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester and Frederick County
Woman shoots rival in domestic dispute dispute ends with arrest
In a street dispute over separation, Mrs. Reisman fired a pistol at rival Virginia Leigh, hitting her in the heart. Stepdaughter Annette Reisman was wounded in a scuffle for the gun. Mrs. Reisman was arraigned and later regained composure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Leigh
Reisman
Annette
Virginia
Norman Henderson Nabbed By Officers
Officers in Greenspring apprehended Norman Henderson a Fairfax county fugitive wanted on 1934 charges of stealing chickens and other moveables from a Fairfax county resident. He had reportedly returned to his parents' greenspring area home before being found hoeing potatoes and will be turned over to Fairfax authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenspring
John Law
Norman Henderson
Fairfax County
Heneee
Henderson
Robert E. White Dies at Home in Romney West Virginia
Robert E. White 59 former State Senator and Democratic floor leader at the 1933 session died at his Romney home after a year and a half illness. He had four terms as Hampshire County prosecuting attorney before 1932 election. Survived by two brothers a sister and five children. Funeral services in Romney with burial at Indian Mound Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romney
W. Va
Robert E. White
Senator White
Baltimore
Hampshire County
John Baker White
Christian White
Charleston
Bessie Chew Howard
Chrleston
Leighton Cornwell
Washington
Elizabeth
Roberta
Robert, Jr
Indian Mound Cemetery
Early Jersey Suffragewomen vote 1790 to 1807
Berry Alabama to Persimmon Kentucky list of place names suggests a broader naming theme. Early Jersey suffrage allowed women to vote from 1790 to 1807, likely the earliest known stand for women’s suffrage in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Ala
Ark. Ky
Grape
Orange
N. J
Wash
W. Va
Persimmon
Jersey
New Jersey
America
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Rotary Club
Huntsberry
Bostonians
Nettletons
Red Cross
Slaters
Fashion
Simplex
R. B. Nelson
Eugene and
Adrian Dabney
Staunton, Va
Henry McVicar
Indian Hollow
This County
H. B. James
Marguerite James
Inlaw
Howard James
R. F. Hatcher
Belle Larrick
Hattie Nixon
Jack Steele
Mr. An
R. S. Smith
Middle Road
North Loudoun Street
Jack Widmyer
Atlantic City
Maine
Elsie Locke
The
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Joseph Miller
J. P. Miller Dryve
Luodoun Street
Law
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Cagney-O’ Brien
Capitol
VA. Beach
Selby Arch Preservers
Mary the Third
Mary Virginia Steck
Helen Smith
H. K. Benham
Anne Elizabeth Quirk
Betty Ziegler
A. B. Kern
Emily Light
Frances Beverly
John J. Williams
Tucker
McGuire
Susan
Holt Hottle III
Welfare Board
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Goshen
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Jones
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Winchester, Virginia
Geo. W. Kurtz
Lovett’s
Loudoun St
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