Social Calendar Busy Week In Town
Wednesday evening Yard party at Ope quon Union Chapel with rain plan for Thursday. Public invited. Thursday 1 PM United Brethren Church annual picnic at Jordan Springs meeting at church. 1 PM Rotary Club meeting and luncheon at George Washington Hotel. 4 PM Turner Ashby Chapter UD C meeting at Mrs. Harrick 403 West Clifford. 5 30 PM Girls Athletic Association tea for Misses Virginia Rehill and Louisa Hollis. 8 PM Braddock Street Methodist Circle No 7 at Mrs Gatewood 204 Shawnee. 8 PM Ridings Chapel Ladies Aid Society meeting at Mrs Arthur Walters 315 East Piccadilly. Friday 12 30 PM American Legion Post luncheon at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon Union Chapel
United Brethren Church
Jordan Springs
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of Confederacy
Herbert Larrick
West Clifford Street
Girls’ Athletic Association
Virginia Rehill
Louisa Hollis
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
T. J. Gatewood
Shawnee Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ridings Chapel
U. B. Church
Arthur Walters
East Piccadilly Street
American Legion Post
Cooke Family Reunion Highlights Local Picnic Dinner
The Cooke family held its annual reunion at T. H. Cooke’s home with Hugh Cooke attending and a traditional picnic meal served. Many relatives from Warrenton, Culpeper, Winchester, Arlington, and surrounding areas gathered, including families with Curtis, Schwab, Devers, Brown, and Latham members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooke
T. H. Cooke
Hugh
Ernest Curtis
Lena
Aubrey
Russell
Hunter
Carlton
Herbert Gray
Herbert, Jr
Dorothy
Margaret Anne
New Baltimore
Seth Schwab
Thelma
E. C
Margaret
Hazel
Warrenton
Fred Huffman
Velva Dean
Culpeper
Jim Devere
Lillie Mae
Mattie Lee
Ariah
Robert
Henry
Winchester
Hunter Devers
Hunter, Jr
Arlington
John B. Devers
James
Sarah Payne
Virginia
Clarence Cooke
Maude
J. B
Raymond and
Clifford
Viewtown
Moreland
Florrie Latham
Louis Mills
Tommie Curtis
Ripleyville
Judd O'Bannon
May
Billy
Rixeyville
Charles Robert Brown
Charles
Hazel River
Arthur Cooke
Broadus
Louis Clerk
Washington, D. C
Connie Curtis
George Hershel
Mary Corbin
Notable Names Listed in Regional Obituary Fragment
A fragment lists individuals including Leslie Wise of Washington William H Wise of Arlington Franklin Hazen of Washington Elizabeth Carper of Berryville Clifton Riley and his brother of Orleans Va John Topp of Amissville Ray Mills of Korea Jol lie Yancey of Korea Wayman of Jefferson Va and Collis of Korea, indicating a regional memorial notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo Chester
Leslie Wise
Washington
William H. Wise
Arlington
Franklin Hazen
Elizabeth Carper
Berryville
Clifton Riley
Garden Parties and Notices Near Charles Town
Delightful garden parties honor Miss Hollis and Miss Margaret Worthington with gatherings at West Cork street and Glendobb in. Invitations go out for bridge at Miss Bosserman’s on Fairmont avenue and End less Caverns supper outings. The W C T U meets for officer elections at the Friends Meeting House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bosserman
Fairmont Avenue
Margaret Worthington
Washington
Virginia
Sarah Kendall Baker
Glendobbin
B. W. Baker
Miss Worthington
Capon River
Misses Baker
Endless Caverns
Attractive Children's Party At Stephenson Home
Mr and Mrs Henry Neville Stephenson entertained Monday afternoon for their daughter Miss Ada Sims birthday with games and a late afternoon supper. Guests included Katherine Cover Stevenson Betty Arthur Eleanor De Grange Jeanne Marie Robinson Elizabeth Judy Beverley Wallace Wooten Tommy Cooper Victor Arthur Jr Peyton Marshall. Invitations issued for a kitchen shower honoring Miss Louisa Hollis with masquerade in cotton pajama or gingham dress. United Brethren choir practice tonight at 6 45 with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tumblin
Elizabeth Tumblin
Mary Tumblin
Winchester
Snowden Tumblin
Middleburg
Franklin Tumblin
Montie Tumblin
Berryville
John Pennington
Thomas Shull
Earnest Shull
John Shull
Lydia Shull
Edgar Frye
Robert McCarty
Robert Lackey
Bobbie
Sarah Lackey
Charles Town
W. Va
Harry Lee Boxwell
Bettie Jean
Clarence Ashby
Katherine . Kermind
Thomas Martz
Elsie Lanham
Elizabeth Stips
Audrey Baecher
George Knicely
Harpers Ferry
Elizabeth Willingham
Kenneth Willingham
Rippon
Tumblin
George Miller
Miller
Edgewood
John Rilles
H. N. Ritter
Lynwood
Gilbert Cadwallader
Elsie
Catherine Cadwallader
Thomas Pyle
Mary Pyle
Marshall Ritter
Henry Neville Stephenson
Missada
Katherine Cover Stephenson
Betty Arthur
Eleanor DeGrange
Jeanne Marie Robinson
Elizabeth
Judy Beverley
Wallace Wooten
Tommy Cooper
Victor Arthur, Jr
Peyton Marshall
Miss Hollis
Mildred Landis
Marie Becher
Lawrence Rowland
Miss Landis
West Cork Street
Louisa Hollis
United Brethren Young People’s Choir
Social notes from Riverton bridge luncheon and surrounding visits
Mrs. William E. Carson hosts a Riverton bridge luncheon this afternoon with attendees from the city including Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire Mrs. Joseph Wright Mrs. T W Harrison and Mrs. Joseph Massie Major George R Byrd and friends from Washington D C plan to visit Miss Mary Byrd and Mrs J L Shipley at Rosemont bungalow Majors H E Totty departs for Los Angeles for fall and winter Mrs Morris Cather and Miss Maud Mace sail to Washington to stay at the Harrington Hotel Miss Elsie Mathews and Brownie Sampsell return to Shenandoah Valley National Bank duties June Cline improves after tonsil surgery at Memorial Hospital Mrs F A Read Jr leaves for Cazenovia N Y to visit her mother Maurice Trimble Jr returns to Pittsburgh Dr and Mrs E C Stuart host guests B F Rittenhouse Granville Meade and M G Storke stay with Shirley Carter West Boscawen St Olivia Dellinger Mary Glenn Lupton and Mrs William Brown head to Camp Strauderman Columbia Furnace Va for ten days W G Hardy spends day in Baltimore Mrs Howard Cahill and family go to Virginia Beach George Allison Jr continues to recover at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia Dellinger
Mary Glenn Lupton
William Brown
Camp Strauderman
Columbia Furnace
Norfolk and Washington residents visit Riverton and DC area
Norfolk couple Mr. and Mrs. Griffith Dodson visit Judge and Mrs. T W Harrison on Washington street and now stay with Mr. and Mrs. William E Carson in Riverton. Mrs Julian F Ward returns from Cape May after ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith Dodson
Norfolk
T. W. Harrison
Washington Street
William E. Carson
Riverton
Julian F. Ward
Cape May
Twins Host Gold Star Mother and Visitors in Hanover
Mrs. Margaret Farrell of Hanover Kansas arrives to visit her twin sister Mrs. J D OConnell on East Cork Street. Other visitors include Mrs Agnes Orndorff who spent the weekend with the Hintons and Miss Georgie Flory from Clarksburg West Virginia arriving by motor to stay with Mrs R Hook at 1002 Amherst Street. Mr Strother Cooper shows improvement after pneumonia at his parents home 830 Amherst Street. Mrs B James Ferguson of New York now staying with Mrs Joseph Wright on West Boscawen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Davis
Curtis R. Loy
West Virginia
Carroll Baker
Chevy Chase
James W. Hillyard
Braddock Street
Margaret Farrell
Hanover
Kan
J. D. O'Connell
East Cork Street
Farrell
Agnes Orndorff
E. W. Hinton
B. James Ferguson
New York
Shirley Carter
Joseph Wright
West Boscawen Street
Georgie Flory
Clarksburg
W. Va
R. Hook
Amherst Street
Society Notes on Visits and Vacations
Miss Helen Miller returns home after a week in Washington and Martinsburg visiting friends. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Snapp and son leave for two weeks of vacation at Echo Lodge on Capon river then Chesapeake Bay. Dr. Snapp back around September 5. Mrs. T. W. Harrison hosts a luncheon on Washington Street Thursday. Mr. Badgley and family from St. Petersburg arrive as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Huntry. Fred R. Stryker departs for business in Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia with accompanying family. Charles Colvin returns from New York with Linwood Colvin visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Miller
Washington and
Martinsburg
Ralph B. Snapp and Son
Badgley
Kathleen Badgley
Graham Badgley
St. Petersburg, Fla
C. E. Huntry
Fred R. Stryker
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Paul Tomney
Paul Tomney, Jr
Mary Kathryn Stryker
Robe returns from funeral in Stephenson
Mr. Fabien Pokey returns to Marblehead Ohio after attending the funeral of his cousin the late Aurelia Alla mong at Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabien Pokey
Marblehead, Ohio
Mrs
Aurelia Allamong
Stephenson
Eagles to Hold Important Meeting Tomorrow Evening
Fraternal Order of Eagles calls a meeting for tomorrow night at 8 oclock in the club rooms urging all members to attend due to its importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Today on Board of Trade
Closing prices in grains reported by Hibbs. Wheat September 48.34 December 52.34 May 57.%, Corn September 42.34 December 38% May 43. Oats September 20.14 December 22% May 29. Rye 33.54 December 37 May 41.16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
Chicago Board of Trades
Depression Drives Push for Necessities and 1932 Fight
The article notes pressures of the depression forcing cutbacks while the nation braces for 1932 events. A disarmament conference and then the Demon’s convention loom as upcoming political milestones shaping public action and sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demons
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The
Evening Star
Cooke Family
Huntsberry
Edna Lamb
Virginia Pangle
Miss Lamb
Beverley Rice
R. E. Byrd
Ashton Starke
Charlottesville
S. Richard Evelyn Byrd
Richmond
Norris A. Lineweaver
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Friends Meeting House
Burr P. Harrison
Atlantic City
A. J. Oates
Frederick County
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Chambersburg
High View
Florida
D H. Kern
Margaret Negitt
Roanoke
Martha Kern
Ellen Cromwell
Rebecca Warfield
Evelyn Byrd Shipley
Rosemont
Hunter H. McGuire
Joseph Massie
George R. Byrd
Harry McBride
Mary Byrd
J. L. Shipley
Rosemont Bungalow
Morris Cather
Maud Mace
This City
Ign
Hotel Harringtan
Elsie Mathews
Brownie Sampsell
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
June Cline
Memorial Hospital
F. A. Read, Jr
Cazenovia, N. Y
C. Walter Smith
Maurice Trimble, Jr
Pittsburgh
E. C. Stuart
B. F. Rittenhouse
Granville Meade
M. G. Storke
Leesburg
West Boscawen St
W. G. Hardy
Howard Cahill
Messrs
Roy and
Gussie Cahill
Morris Shanholtz
Virginia Beach
George Allison, Jr
Robert Harper
Charlotte, N.C
Cornell University
Anne Brooke Kern
Dorothy Needy
Hagerstown
Jenny Lind Hockman
Willing Workers’ Society
First Baptist Church
Charles Colvin
Mr. Colvin
Otto Ahlers
Bronx
Linwood Colvin
Eagles
Chicago
Ruth Jane Cranmer
Roy T. Yates
Passaic
N. J
Miss Cranmer
Yates
Bayerson Oil Works
Erie, PA
Ae Dee Mir
Rlee
Bone
Goodyear’s
Cretely
Nesses, Weights and
Diam
Uni
Lao
Goodyear
Eded
Buncutter Tire Co
South Braddock St
Coats
Kaufman’s
Lovett Bros
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Chenille
Margaret Hodeson
Thomaston
New York Evening Post
RM. Swimley
MR. Farmer
J. Jos
Sullivan
People's Bargain Store
North Main Street
Armstrongs
Velvets
Axminsters
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Bell Clothes Shop
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