Social Calendar Highlights Week's Community Gatherings
This week's schedule lists regular meetings and events across local churches and clubs. Highlights include Ladies Aid Society and Young Christians' Class activities, church fundraisers, Legion luncheon, Braddock Street and First Wednesday Baptist choirs, Lions and Kiwanis meetings, and community library programs.
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Ladies Aid Society
Ridings Chapel Church
Charles Willis
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Rosenberger
West Germain Street
Workers’ Council
Red Bud
Lamp
Handley Library
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Lions’ Club
First Wednesday Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Peoples’ Choir
The
Red Brethren Church
Baptist Church
Winchester, Benevolent and Protective Order Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Birthday Party for Mrs. Orndorff at Mt Olive Home
A surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. Margaret R. Orndorff was hosted by her daughters at Mrs G D Stoneburner’s near Mt Olive. Forty five guests attended, with a lawn dinner and a pleasant day noted. The article also lists attendees from Mt Olive, Middletown, Toms Brook, Winchester, Martinsburg, Cherrydale and other nearby towns.
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Margaret R. Orndorff
G. D. Stoneburner
Mt. Olive
Mesdames
Effie Bott
Dora Stoneburner
Frances de Jarnette
Roland
Lee
George Bott
Imogene
Mt Olive
Conrad Orndorff
Mary Frances
Toms Brook
Harry de Jarnette
Margaret
Middletown
Ford Orndorff
Washington, D. C
Frank Funkhouser
Janie
Bobbie
Robert Hammond
Margaret Walton
Billy
C. R. Siebert
J. W. Seibert
Pauline
Nellie Kennedy
Boyd
Martinsburg
W. Va
Luther Pannett
Robert DeHaven
Tom Boyd
Winchester
Lula Barr
Whittington
Northern Virginia Delegates Attend Winchester Gathering and Local Events
The article lists Loudoun county delegates including Stilson H Hall James di Zerega W C Hall and others from Winchester. It notes Braddock Street Church youth choir meeting Friday at 7 pm and Berryville Horse Show dances at Hotel Drusilla with John Nixon telling fortunes. It also reports improvements for Mrs S B Price and travels of several residents visiting relatives and planned reunions and picnics at Burnt Church with a basket lunch later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia
Winchester
Loudoun County
Messrs Stilson H. Hall
James di Zerega
W. C. Hall
John Galleher
Virginia Welsh
William C. Luck
Lewis Titus
George Ward
C. Fenton Conner
Alfred di Zerega
W. C. Saffer
F. T. Osborn
Berryville
Drusilla
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Stephenson
John Nixon
400000 Will Workers Return
Secretary Perkins reports about 400 thousand factory workers returned to jobs in July and weekly wages in manufacturing rose by about 20 million dollars versus March. The gain reflects increased purchasing power for workers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perkins
N. B. Early Jr Named Virginia Internal Revenue Collector
President Roosevelt named Nathaniel B. Early Jr of Ruckersville as collector of internal revenue for Virginia, succeeding A Pendleton Strother. The appointment was announced from Washington on August 17 by the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Nathaniel B. Early, Jr
Ruckersville
Internal Revenue
Virginia
A. Pendleton Strother
Man Found Shot Dead in Astoria Burlap Bag
Police identify the slain man as James Palermo a 30 year old Manhattan chauffeur found in a roadway in Astoria Queens after being shot several times He was wrapped in a blanket and placed in a burlap bag The report also notes Frederic March once managed the Wisconsin varsity football team during Design for Living era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Astoria
Queens
James Palermo
Manhattan
University of Wisconsin
Frederic March
Paramount
Design For Living
Scavenger Party A Social Affair In Clarke County
In Clarke County near Berryville Virginia a festive Scavenger party at The Cabin drew guests from Clarke, Charles Town, Winchester and beyond. Miss Margaret Nelson and Gus Nelson of Yonkers organized teams to collect odd items by eleven. William B. Clagett nearly completed the list, except hair color disqualified. A large local guest list from Washington to Wheeling joined house guests with many families hosted during homecoming week linked to the annual horse show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Charles Town
George Washington
Margaret Nelson
Gus Nelson
Yonkers
N. Y
Chicago
Ancient Mariner
Winchester
William B. Clagett
Kitty Freeze
Wheeling
W. Va
Taylor Marbury
Silvia Lewis
Washington
Mildred Lynch
Shepherdstown
Kitty Estell
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Chew
Lois Ellman
Scarsdale
Florence Morgan
Ethelyn Nelson
Helen Davenport
Jack
Thomas Brazier
Daniel Yowell
Jay Eyster
Owen McCormick
Jack Trapnell, Jr
Thornton Perry
Pembroke Grove
Winifred Davenport
Clarke County
David H. Allen
Evelyn Page McGill
Messrs
E. Jacquelin Smith
William S. Dix, Jr
Elizabeth Brown
Charles M. Brown, Jr
Roanoke
Joe Claibourne Bowling
New York
Evelyn McGill
William Ferrell
Petersburg
M. H. Clagett
Charles Chichester
Flushing
U. S
Wyndham Stokes Clark
Fairmont
Jacquelin S. Powers
John D. Winter
Leland
Roberta
Mary Castleman Winter
John Dawson Winter
John Kearney
Trevor Johns
John B. Neill
Boston
A. Cummins
Evelyn Williams
Lynchburg
Alden Cummins
F. L. Ayler
Virginia Hobbs
Baltimore
Betty Jones
John Merriwether Lewis
Culpeper
Mary E. Alvis
Richmond
Samuel Lewis
Lloyd Bayne
Mary Ellen Cooke
J. F. Moore
Ellen Barbour Compton
Charlottesville
Carter Mullikin Lockwood
Peggie Martin
Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas M. Reynolds
Gertrude Reynolds
Keith Parris
William Beverley
Milton Valley
Randolph Wellford
Peggy Stalnaker
William B. Stalnaker
Cumberland
Anne Cabell Williams
Blue Ridge Country Club
Helen Ellett
Betty Riley
Bobbie Conrad
Walker
Joseph Massey
Jack Pennybacker
Joseph Thomas
Death summons quiet for A H Miller memory
Mrs. Miller died December 17 1924 after a three day illness in a simple devout home life. A H Miller and J Few Brown longtime friends shared Damon Pythias friendship spanning over four decades with photos published in newspapers marking milestone ages.
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Damon
Messrs. Brown
Miller
Remembering Mr. Miller A Devout Grace Lutheran Saint
The obituary recalls Mr. Miller's long Christian life and 30 years as Grace Church elder. Surviving family includes four daughters, three sons, and three grandchildren. Funeral will be at 4 PM from his home with Rev. Luther A. Thomas and Rev. Norman Cooper officiating. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Miller
Mr Miller
God
Miller
Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Church
Ellen Slagle Swimley
Jennie Adler Miller
Rebecca Elizabeth Miller
Aenes Irwin Miller
William Rea Miller
A. H. Miller
Joseph P. Miller
Joseph Rea
William Henry
Mary Elizabeth Miller
Joseph P
Edith H. Miller
North
Cameron Street
Luther A. Thomas
Norman Cooper
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Robert 8. Bell
W. C. Miller
Godfrey Miller
Fred §. Boyd
Edwin F. Brown
A. D. Henkel
Charles G. Miller
R. W. Shultz
J. Few Brown
Lewis F. Cooper
C. Fred Barr
George H Heist
P. W. Boyd
Casper Miller
New Market
Clarence Miller
James Miller
Hueh Kemp Green
Stewart Bell
L. 8. Miller
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fred Crisman
Fred L. Glaize Sr
Shirley Carter
Frank Quantz
J. Lee Massey
George J. Baetjer
Lewis F. Trier
Frank Feinberg
E. Blair Sheetz
Philip Klompus
Dr . A. Richard
Clark M Smith
Henry Moling
W. H. Bosserman
Charles P McVicar
Michael A. Collins
Charles W Fries
Roland T. Bryarly
Stock Market Dips Return To Usual Pattern
New York August 17 markets opened with a rally then within about 20 minutes declined to their recent drift. Grains in Chicago rose sharply after early slumps triggering a broader recovery in shares. Sterling stood at 4.38 percent and call money traded at 1 percent.
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New York
Chicago
Sterling
Code For Fruit And Vegetable Trade Is Ready
John D. Neff of Staunton reports a trade code for fruit and vegetable distribution aims to standardize grades and terms and curb unfair practices. A National Fruit and Vegetable Council would enforce the code, with Henry Rainey advocating lower tariffs and reciprocal arrangements at future economic talks.
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N.R.A
John D. Neff
Staunton
Chicago
International Apple Association
Neff
NR. A
National Fruit and Vegetable Council
Rainey
House of Representatives
Apple Association
United States
Hute
Richard Adams Dies at 82 in Inwood West Virginia
Richard Adams 82 died Tuesday afternoon at his Inwood home after a sudden illness. He lived in Inwood nine years, previously in Berkeley and Frederick county. His wife Miss Dick before marriage died 14 years ago. Surviving: daughters Mrs. Jennie Crowell of Ma and Mrs. Clarence Bailey of Inwood. two granddaughters Margaret and Mary Crowell. Services held at Bailey home in Inwood at 2 pm conducted by Rev. W. B. Obaugh, with interment in Pine Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sandy
Stephens City
Arthur Shiley
White Post
J. D. Russell
Winchester
M. K. Sandy
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Byrd
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
John Cary
Clarksdale
W. D Smith
Shirley Street
Lynn K. Brugh
Hagerstown
Gray Gables Inn
South Washington Street
Richard Adams
Inwood
W. Va
Berkeley
Frederick County
Miss Dick
Jennie Crowell
Clarence Bailey
Margaret
Mary Crowell
W. B. Obaugh
A. B
Pine Grove
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Dailey
Walter Dailey
Cross Junction
Bristol
Robert Y. Conrad Post
No. 21
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert T. Barton
Seventh District Committee
Frances Beverley
Brantz M. Roszel
Philip Fowle
Richard E. Griffith
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Young Peoples’ Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Bryarly
Charles W. Trenary
Catherine McVicar
Lucy Ritenour
W. Erle Edwards
George Haines
Young Democrats’ Clubs of
John Marshall
Leesburg
Miss Frances Sandy
Mr. Shiley
Clarke
Clark
Chestnut Grove
Gainesboro
Hicks
Harry W. Hicks
J. D. Rinker
Marguerite
Reba Rinker
Ralph Bonnam
Janet
James Rinker
Beckie
Nancy Ann
Hanover
Alfred Rinker
Marie, Charles
Ruth Allen Rinker
Raymond Grove
Thelma Kibler
Charlotte
Jenkins
Robert Ritter
Norman Dunn
Grace Dalgetty-Kerr
University of Virginia
Bally-Hoo
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
8. B. Price
Fairmont Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Charles Athey
Margaret Jane
William B. Sinnott
Walter G. Hurdle
Betty Joe
Billy Mae Hurdle
Detroit
H. Elmer Griffin
National Avenue
R. G. Merryman
Snapp
Mrs. Merryman
George Ogle
Harry N. Hicks
Louise Cornwell
Mrs. Lovett
Emma Ginn Baker
Ann
Becky Rinker
N. B. Early, Jr
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Bell
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lovett Shoe
Loudoun St
Henry Rainey
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
R. M. Swimley
Margaret L. Hodgson