Social and Personal Scenes From Woodstock Area Life
Social notes from Woodstock and Winchester detail visits and travels of families from Parkton Baltimore and Memorial Hospital births. A surprise birthday party honors Mrs. Earl Newcome. several locals attend dances, hay rides, and watermelon feasts. Notables visit, sail, or cruise, with multiple relatives and guests staying at homes and hotels in Clarke, Shenandoah Valley, and surrounding towns.
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John Funk
John Stewart
Geraldine
Parkton
William Potts
Elmer
Billie Potts
Harry McCaffrey
A. W. Pierce
Baltimore
Shenandoah Valley
Atsanutton Mountains
Woodstock
Harrisonburg
Winchester
William Funk
Woodstock Herld
Earl Newcome
Westinghouse Executive Visits City on Business
Mr. Looymans of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company Baltimore was in town yesterday on business.
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Joseph A. Dellinger
Washington
National Fruit Product Company
Messrs
S. W. Zink
C. W. Morganthal
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Mr. Looymans
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company of
Baltimore
Charles Pitzer
Martinsburg, W. Va
Shenandoah Publishing House figure rehabbing after operation
Local notes report E E Keister of Shenandoah Publishing House in Strasburg is slowly recovering from an ankle operation at Harrisonburg hospital. Several visitors and residents including L W Bowers of Potomac Edison in Hagerstown and Miss Mabel Kline show small improvements or conduct business locally.
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E. E. Keister
Shenandoah Publishing House
Strasburg
Harrisonburg Hospital
W Mabel Kline
Henry N. Stephenson
Walsh Banner Floats Over Smith Camp in New York
Montana investigator Tom Walsh visited Albany to size up Governor Smith’s camp. He attacked the Republican standard bearer and praised Smith for a possible human element in Washington. Walsh stayed overnight at the executive mansion before leaving with Smith’s schedule cleared for the week.
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Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Tom Walsh
Montana
Smith
Walsh
Executive Mansion
Govenor Smith
Washington
Bus Overturns In Maryland Stream
A Maryland bus driver Carl Bennett and four passengers escaped injury when their bus overturned in a swollen stream after the road gave way during heavy rains on the Eastern Shore near Greensboro in Caroline County. The group crawled to safety.
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Associated Press
Denton
Carl Bennett
Greensboro
Caroline County
Bennett
Broad demand for rail issues features market rally
A broad demand for railroad shares especially non dividend paying issues marked today’s brief stock market session. Industrials and specialties saw selective buying with several issues reaching new highs as prices rose up to nearly four points. Call money rate volatility earlier in the week unsettled speculative sentiment but the close was strong with about 800000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Tragic drowning of Hazel Gowl in Baltimore pool
Hazel Gowl a 13 year old formerly of Harrisonburg died after diving from a pool board in Riverside Park Pool Baltimore authorities and Dr R E L Campbell attempted resuscitation before she was pronounced dead. Wade Gowl her six year old brother reported last seeing her in the deep end. Coroner Otto M. Reinhart is investigating.
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Baltimore
Hazel Gowl
Harrisonburg
Miss Gowl
J. Wade Gowl
Herbert Clark
Baltimore Sun
Washington Boulevard
Riverside Park
Florry Gowl
East Fort Avenue
Hazel
Wade
Gowl
R. E. L. Campbell
South
Hanover Street
South Baltimore General Hospital
Otto M. Reinhart
Southern District
Robert Mellhorn
Aunt Sinia Mason Dies At Hospital In Millwood
Sinia Mason a respected colored woman died after a long illness at Memorial Hospital. She worked as a domestic for prominent local families. Survived by three sons Ed Mason Winchester Virginia Tom Mason Harrisonburg Va and Adam Mason Coltsville Pa and daughter Willie Wright Baltimore. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM in Millwood Clarke County Va.
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Sinia Mason
Memorial Hospital
H. C. Mason
Bridgewater
Rockingham County
Jack Hansbrough
Ed. Mason
Winchester
Tom Mason
Harrisonburg
Adam Mason
Coltsville
Ughter
Willie Wright
Baltimore
Millwood
Clarke County
Reports of Accident To Lindbergh Denied
Telephones at The Star office buzzed with questions from northern Virginia about a radio report claiming Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was seriously injured in a plane crash yesterday. New York radio stations announced the bulletin at about 11 pm denying the accident and promised to trace the source.
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Associated Press
Star Office
Northern
Virginia
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Prizes Pile Up for Dr. L. M. Allen at Clarke County Show
Day summaries list multiple wins for Dr. L. M. Allen including pole horse events and hunter classes. Names such as J. W. Bell J. R. Chamblin and Son Benton Stables and Mary Pflaster recur among victors with racing results for Five Furlongs Six Furlongs and a Steeplechase.
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L. M. Allen
Clarke CO
Heavy Draft
J. W. Bell
J. R. Chamblin
Mary Lou
Ware Brothers
Kid Boots
W Lodge Bowles
W. C. Byrne
Mary Pflaster
Benton Stables
Arthur White
Ben Randolph
Humdinger
L. C. Leith
J. T. Gwathmey
George Wallihan
Marcel
Mortimer Thompson
Edward Jones
Elwood Elyett
Same
Clarke County
L. Leith
Sallay Minta
John D. Lewis
Star Shell
H. P. Perry
Hunt
Ernest Woolf
Dr. Allen
Captain Johnson
Memorial Cup Prize For Best Calves
Memorial Cup offered for best calves under one year old with first prize a sterling silver baby cup and second prize a sterling silver baby spoon. Presented by Farmers and Merchants National Bank. Also finest twins under one year with two sterling cups and two sterling exons from Union Bank of Winchester and Winchester fair. Cups to be engraved and displayed at Solenbergers store. One large photograph offered.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Union Bank of Winchester
Winchester Fair
Solenberger’s
Baby show winners by C. Fred Barr photographer
The text notes the winner in each class of the baby show photographed by C. Fred Barr as a special premium. It also mentions American girls growing tougher from hard work, not over the cookstove.
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C. Fred. Barr
Airmmen Restme Flight From Newfoundland to Sweden
Hassell and Parker Cramer began a flight leg at Cochranes Ont. at 12 12 P M East standard time bound for Mt Evans Greenland on the second leg from Ford NL to Stockholm Sweden.
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Associated Press
Cochrane
Ont
Hassell
Parker Cramer
Mt. Evans
Greenland
Ford
Stockholm
Sweden
Kellogg sails to Paris for war-renouncing treaty signing
Secretary Kellogg departed New York with Mrs. Kellogg and three aides aboard the Isle de France bound for Paris where the multilateral pact renouncing war will be signed August 27. Canadian Prime Minister W L Mackenzie King accompanies to sign for Canada. Also noted is gossip about Gene Tunney's upcoming marriage to an heiress.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kellogg
Paris
State Department
New York
Isle de France
W. L. MacKenzie King
Canada
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Liza
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M. M. Lynch
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Christian Endeavor Society of the
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San Antonio
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Lynchburg
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Bristol
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Lewistown
Mrs. Clevenger
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Louise Ryan
Philadelphia
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Ivy Kagey
Holinger-Landis
North River
Florence E. Snapp
Wilmington
Del
Mary Yeakley
Philip Williams
Thomas B. Byrd
Belhurst Inn
Geneva
E. Johnston
RE. Allen
Knoxville, Tenn
Hotel
Jack
W. B. Shiley
Summit Point
W. Va
J. B. Clinger
Armel
John Dunn
John Dunn, Jr
Washigton
Harold Darlington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Rome
Brown Lovett
Lena Riley
Gertrude
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Taylor Ritter, Jr
Aiaby Motor
Pittsburgh
Pier
Gertrude Ritter
Mr. Taylor Ritter
Wiichester
Ray Smith
Vernie Smith
Dave Miller
Blair Hahn
Staunton
R. S. Smith
Taylor Hahn
T. E. Payne
Roanoke, Va
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John Blanton
William Morgan Smith
Rosemont
Berryville
Alexandria Gazette
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E. Douglas Davis
West Clifford Street
Mount Washington, Ma
Kitty Kline
Ocean City
J. C. Killiam
Delmar, del
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J. Harry Kline
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Charles W. Grim
South Cameron Street
L. W. Bowers
Potomac- Edison Company
Hagerstown, Md
Edward McIntire
G. W. Kelchner
Vivian Hollis
Carrie Wright
Fairmont, W. Va
Mary Lou McFaddin
Lebanon, Va
George Washington Hotel
Bessie Rhodes
Alice Rhodes
Front Royal
Mr. Jones
Andersen, Ala
Auto Parts Corporation
Fort Loudoun
Mr. Crawford
Mrs. Crawford
Minnie Baker
North
Cameron Street
Russell Bates
Opequon
Lindy
County Society
Virginia Horse Show Association
Page
Boyce
Robert P. Page, Jr
Ardmore
Roy Mitchell
Chief Doeuvre
J H. Groves
Jacques
H. R. Dulany
No Name
Pverhart Bros
Whitemarsh
Douglas Swann
Rudolpe Schildkraut
Louise Dresserand
Robert Edeson
Lovett Bros
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Gene Tunney
Phillips
Coty
Woodbury’s
N. Main Street
HorTense
Bud
Mister Officer
Mutt & Jeff
Bud Fisher