Monument Unveiling Planned at St George's Chapel
The Bee Line Chapter D A R of Charles Town unveils a historic marker near the ruins of St George's Chapel on Labor Day September 4 at 430 PM. The ceremony includes a program and buffet supper at Piedmont. Fort Loudoun Chapter members from Winchester plan to attend.
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St. George’s Chapel
Bee Line
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles Town
Middleway Pike
West Virginia
F. L. Bushong
Piedmont
Social Club and Church Groups Weekly Calendar
The schedule lists regular weekly meetings and practices for groups including Music Lovers Club Lions Club Kiwanis Club First Baptist Church United Brethren Grace Lutheran Grace Lutheran Church Winchester Lodge Elks Rotary Club American Legion Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church and a Saturday Big Gore Picnic. Also noted is a children's story hour at Handley Library and a 7:30 p.m. Monday Music Lovers session at Mrs. Buckley's home.
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Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Lions’ Club
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples
United Brethren Church
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge, Benevolent and Protective Order Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
American Legion
Post
George Washington Hotel
Young Peoples’ Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Big Gore
Handley Library
Little Commencement At Harrisonburg Opens Summer Session
The Harrisonburg State Teachers College launches its summer session 1933 with a vesper service led by Dr. Crossley Morgan of Zulusta Georgia and features Katherine Wilson as vocalist. Dr. Samuel P. Duke announces fall registration for 1933 34 begins September 25 with 59 two year graduates and 22 bachelor of science graduates to be addressed by Joseph H. Saunders. Birthday dinner honors Mrs. M T Dunn in Opequon with numerous attendees from surrounding towns.
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Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Crossley Morgan
Zulusta
Morgan
G. Campbell Morgan
Katherine Wilson
Wilson Hall
Joseph H. Saunders
Newport News
Saunders
State Board of Education
Samuel P. Duke
State Teachers College
Harrisonburg
Washington residents attend Berryville Horse Show and Friends Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hartman Kenworthy hosted guests in their Berryville box with Maj. George Wright Col. Glenn I Jones and others of Washington, plus a Purcellville dinner at Exedra. Local attendees, including the Pidgeon family, head to Lincoln Va for the Society of Friends Quarterly Meeting opening today and closing tomorrow.
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Franklin Hartman Kenworthy
Washington
Purcellville
Berryville
George Wright
Wright
Glenn I. Jones
U S. A
Lloyd B. Wilson
Carl A Droop
H. B. McCormac
Maxfield
Shirley Carter
Winchester
Kenworthy
Exedra
Friends
Charles Pidgeon
Wadesville
Rebecca
Cassie Pidgeon
Lewis Pidgeon
Lincoln
Society of Friends
Carrie Lupton
Martha Walker Lupton
Walker McC. Bond
Marriage Of Miss Frye To Mr Shook Announced
Miss Clara Margaret Fry and Mr Ernest J Shook marry in Cumberland Maryland on June 3 as announced by their parents Mr and Mrs Guy I Frye of Capon West Virginia The Rev N E Webb officiated at the Lutheran church She is a Capon Bridge High School and Shepherd State Teachers College graduate He is a Shepherd State Teachers College graduate and educator in West Virginia He is the son of Mrs Sarah Shook and studied at St Johns Academy in Peters burg West Virginia
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Miss Frye
Shook
Clara Margaret Fry
Ernest J. Shook
Cumberland
Guy I. Frye
Capon
W. Va
N. E. Webb
Lutheran Church
Capon Bridge High School
Shepherd State Teachers College
Shepherdstown
Frederick County
Sarah Shook
St. John’s Academy
Petersburg
West Virginia
Dinner Party Honoring Virginia Guests At Even tide
Mrs. Charles H. Consolvo entertained last night at her home Even tide in Clarke county with a delightful dinner party for several Virginia friends. Among the guests were Mrs. Joseph Wright Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd and Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire all of this city.
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Consolvo
Charles H. Consolvo
Clarke County
Virginia
Joseph Wright
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Hunter H.mcguire
French Legion Clears Last Berber Stronghold in Morocco
French forces advance on Djebel Badou and Koucher as 25-year campaign in Morocco nears victory. Heavy clashes left losses on both sides with 250 French troops killed in the past week. Rebel bands, including a raid that killed Lieut Henry Mangin, challenge pacification along a 30 mile front.
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Rabat
Morocco
Djebel
Atlas
Djebel Badou
Koucher
Moulay Absselmen
France
Marrakech
Tabla Meknes
High Atlas
Henry Mangin
Charles Mangin
Social whirl delays and travels around Winchester
Mrs. Gilbert Gray Rosenberger returns to Atlanta and Richmond after visits with her parents in Winchester. Guests include Mrs. Carr of Clarksdale Mississippi and son Teddy Carr who attended a series of social functions. Several residents and guests plan trips to Bayhead New Jersey and Charles Town while others head to Philadelphia and Chicago for the Century of Progress.
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Gilbert Gray Rosenberger
Atlanta, Ga
Richmond
Mrs. J. A. Bean
John Carr
Teddy Carr
Clarksdale
Miss
Mrs Machado Rests After Flight From Cuba
Mrs Gerardo Machado sits and rests in a Philadelphia hotel where her exile party stays after the riot that led to her husband Abdication. The Machado family, former Cuban first lady, is reported as an exile in the Bahamas.
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Cuba
the Republic
Gerardo Machado
Philadelphia
Machado
Bahamas
Desperado Bailey Held on Kidnapping Charge in Dallas
Harvey Bailey sits in Dallas county jail after arraignment on the charging of kidnapping Charles Urschel an Oklahoma City oil operator. Bail fixed at 100000 dollars Bailey pleaded not guilty. He is described as alleged brains of the abduction plot and a member of the gang said to have staged the Kansas City railroad station massacre. Urschel reportedly held in a shack 125 miles from Dallas.
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Charles Urschel
Oklahoma City
Harvey Bailey
Kansas City
Road Station
Dallas
Tex
Urschel
Bailey
Settlement of Strike of 60,000 Workers Reached
New York announces settlement of the dress goods workers strike involving about 60,000 employed across New York City New Jersey Connecticut and Pennsylvania. Negotiations led by Grover H Whalen the NRA mediator produced wage scale terms after an all night meeting. Workers plan to return to work on Monday amid protests over sweatshop conditions.
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New York
Grover H. Whalen
National Recovery Administration
Whalen
New York City
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Three Convicted In Police Court
Judge Donald L. Weems presided as William Watkins 19 was ordered to leave town Fred Cain was jailed one month for begging and drunkenness and Jack Vincent 19 was fined 10 75 for drunkenness and fighting The article mentions hairdressers and beauticians drafting a recovery code and notes an industry that will survive others.
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Donald L. Weems
William Watkins
Fred Cain
Jack Vincent
Fiance Held in Beauty's Death in Pasadena
Helen Bendowski a 29 year old beauty salon owner in Pasadena was found shot to death in the penthouse of her fiancé Harold Walcott. Police say Walcott held for murder after she suspected another woman in his apartment and spied on him before the shooting.
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Helen Bendowski
Pasadena
Cal
Harold Walcott
Walcott
Wolcott
Chicago and Baltimore grain closing prices reported
The Star notes daily closing quotations from the Winchester Milling Corporation via the Sticker Sales Corporation. Chicago futures show September 18 14, December 9 154, May 9 52. Baltimore spot prices listed 90 54 and 90 4. Winchester spot 75.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
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Corporation Clerk’s Office
County Clerk's Office
Corporation Office
J. Ralph Alter
Mary A. Alter
Alter
Lock Raven
Dorothy Schroyer
Lewis C. Schr
Ernest Carroll
James McDonald
James W. McDonald
J. W. Cornwell
Fairmont Avenue
M. T. Dunn
Opequon
Cornwell
J. D. Russell
Sidney Largent
Dretta Largent
Good
W Va
George Peacemaker
Whitacre
Gladden Dunn
Bartonville
Page Maury
Albin
William Bickerdyke
Washington, D. C
Oliver Dunn
Martinsburg
George Fultz
North Carolina
Thomas
Boston
A. &. Gochenour
Maurertown
Branley UN
Bally-Hoo
Mrs. Kenworthy
French Legion
Galilee Church of Christ Bible School
Opequon Creek
Pidgeons’ Farm
James Fishbock
Virginia Avenue
Fishbock
Northern Virginia Power Company
Rosalind
Gladys Walker
Lynchburg
E. F. Ashby
Antonio Rosso
Pittsburgh
Henry B. Gilpin
W.A. Baker
Frank N. Hack
South Washington Street
Charlena Grim
North Beach
D Banks Wilburn
Vivian Groves
Guy I. Fry
Mary Lyman
Allen T. Hawthorne
Kitty Harper
Florence
Ala
West Clifford Street
Carnation Beauty Shop
W. Piccadilly SR
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Millwood
Blue Ridge Country Club
Mary Greenway Russell
Emma Ginn Bakes
Georgia Conrad
Fenton Nelson
Anne Brooke Kern
Betsy Rice
Johnny Weems
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Virginia Vredenburgh
Virginiaredenburgh
Bayhead
N. J
Frank T. McFaden
North Braddock Street
L. M. French
Lepper
J. W. Carawlel
Neva B. Anderson
Harold Anderson
W. H. Crim
Ella Emmett
Pleasant Valley
Messrs
Conrad Smith
al” Deering
Florida
Mr. Smith
Bryan Conrad
Nancy Lee Coble
West Boscawen Street
Nancy Gray Larrick
West Cliifford Street
Philadelphia Navy Yard
B. Mitchell Knight, Jr
West Leicester Street
J. K. Luttrell
Ernest Luttrell
Jack Worsley
Howard-Kelley Hospital
Ee Ie
Lawrence Lutrell
Garland Snapp
Roland Fisher
Harvey Lee Brumback
Hugh Pangle
Carlisle Huffman
Niagara Falls
Canada
Mrs. Machado
Desperado
Associated Press
Harold Wolcott
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
Silk
Flextoe
Margaret L
Hodgson
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Big Joe
R. M. Swimley
Nita Jocery
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Lovett Shoe
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