Berryville Social Roundup Tells of Many Visitors
Personal and social notes from Berryville Virginia list Mrs. 8 A Boyland and daughter Nancy returning to Rochester New York, William S Powers home in Longview after ten days in Chicago, and several families sharing visits with the Byrds and area residents. The piece highlights dances at the Blue Ridge Country Club and Jordan Springs, receptions at the Neill home, and guests from Charlottesville Charlottesville Yonkers Danville and New York among others.
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Berryville
A. Boyland
Nancy Boyland
C. H. Iden
Anne Iden
Thomas Iden
Joseph F. Moore
Ellen Barbour Compton
Charlottesville
Blue Ridge Country Club
Aenes Mitchell
Virginia Jacobs
Billy Jacobs
Juliette Jones
Cary Harrison Gwynne Harrison
Susan Carter
Mary Carter Randolph
Nellie Jett McCormick
Evelyn McGill
Elizabeth Chew
Lois Elliman
Elizabeth Brown
Amelia Thomas
Margaret Nelson
Miss Curry
Joe Rowling
New York
William Ferrell
Nat Roberts
Henry Mitchell
Nat Pace
Hamilton Page
Nat Jones
Benjamin Harrison
William B Clacett
Lewis Neill
Robert Nelson
Richard Cabell
Proctor Thomas
Fairfax Randolph
Pembroke Thomson
Jacquelin Smith
Richard Smith, Jr
Charles M. Brown, Jr
Gus Nelson
Horace Smither
Charles McGuire
Board of
Jordan Springs
Florence Morgan
Agnes Mitchell
Westwood Byrd
Richmond
Kenneth Levi
William B. Clagett
Jacquelin
Richard Smithey, Jr
Gr. Nelson
Charles “. Broun, Jr
Keith Parris
Edward Phillip Monald Phillips
Tayloe Perry Iris Cather
Owen McCormic
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Maurice Deane
Horace Smithey
John D. Winter, Jr
Thomas More
Jay Ryster
William Dix
J. D. Griffing
South Church Street
J. M. H. Clagett
Katharine Powell McDonald
Bayard Stevens
Short Hills
N. J
John B. Neill
Henchman Heredia Slain by Mob in Santiago Cuba
Julio Heredia, former henchman of Arsenio Ortez and Machado regime military official, accused of political killings, was shot by a mob in Santiago after being taken from the courthouse by A. B. C. C. Society members. The body was dragged through the streets amid the overthrow faction turmoil.
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Santiago
Cuba
Julio Heredia
Arsenio Ortez
Machado
Heredia
A. B. C C. Society
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Market Closing Quotations
Closing quotations for Chicago futures and Baltimore spot wheat are reported by Winchester Milling through Stickel Sales. Chicago futures show September 8754 and December 91, May 94, Baltimore spot wheat at 90, Winchester spot at 80.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickel Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Frank McFaden Bible Class Remembered as Last Major Project
The Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Young Men Bible Class honors pastor Rev. Frank T. McFaden D D describing his devotion to youth and noting the class will be renamed The Frank McFaden Young Men’s Bible Class of the Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. The tribute was read at a recent meeting and a copy sent to Mrs. McFaden.
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Loudoun Street Church
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Frank T. McFaden
Auto Collision Kills Hugo Milburn in Winchester
Hugo Milburn dies instantly when an auto collides with a truck amid Dynomite powder rumors. Brown, driver of the truck, says the cargo is black blasting powder not dynamite and safety rules prevented matches. Milburn known locally, survived by mother Theresa Milburn sister Rita and brother John. Funeral mass set for Sacred Heart Church with burial at Mount Hebron.
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Page One
Brown
Judee Weems
Winchester
Young Milburn
John
T. D. Cather
Milburn
Mount Hebron
Kurtz
Stock Market Maintains Waiting Policy
Financial markets in New York settled into a watchful waiting stance with stocks rising briefly after the open then retreating to a steady, featureless level. Sterling opened at 4.515 to 8, call money at 1 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Vallee Upset Avoids Injury in Rain Crash
Rudy Vallee and dancer Miss Alice Fay escaped serious harm when their car skidded in heavy rain near Greenwood, Del. Fay suffered a cut above the eye and bruises but continued with the tour from Atlantic City to Virginia Beach after a physician treated her.
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Associated Press
Bridgeville
Del
Rudy Vallee
Alice Fay
Greenwood
Red Cross Honors Late Rev Dr Frank T McFaden
Winchester and Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross adopted a tribute to the late Rev. Frank T. McFaden at a City Hall meeting. The resolution, led by Rev. Robert B. Nelson, praised his selfless service, vision, and loyalty to humanitarian work, and expressed condolences to his widow Mary Friend McFaden and family.
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Winchester
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Frank T. McFaden
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Mary Friend McFaden
Star
Red Cross
Roosevelt Sits For Official Portrait At Home
President Roosevelt spends a quiet day at Hyde Park sitt ing for his official portrait to hang in the White House beside prior presidents. Artist Mrs Emmett Rand of Salisbury Conn completes the likeness. He enjoys an undisturbed morning with no Washington messages or callers. Tomorrow Secretary Woodin and his wife plan a brief visit.
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Associated Press
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
White House
Emmett Rand
Salisbury
Abandonment of search for flier near Leipzig marsh
Dover report says efforts to recover the body of a pilot who crashed and burned in a marsh near Leipzig were stopped after two Roosevelt Field men flew in and spoke with Mrs. Howard McMahon of Oyster Bay. A body and plane fragment were found, and funeral services are planned Wednesday at the crash site.
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Associated Press
Dover
Del
Leipzig
Roosevelt Field
New York
Howard McMahon
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Pollard Fights Move to Weaken Beer Regulation
The Holt bill proposes a referendum on the Eighteenth Amendment for October 3 and a nine delegate statewide convention. Controversy grows over convention size with Sen Lloyd M. Robinett proposing a 40 delegate plan. A beer bill would keep a one cent bottle tax while allowing sixteen ounce bottles and reduce licenses and bonds. A floor fight looms as the week opens with debate in the legislature.
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Holt
Lloyd M. Robinett
Lee
Moves to Cut Legislators Pay and Mileage Rates
Reports indicate a plan to reduce legislator pay and mileage to match cuts other state officers took last year. High ranking officials fear a prolonged extraordinary session. Governor Pollard vows the session will last 30 days if needed.
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Voth
Senate
House
William M. Tuck
Halifax
Pollard
Washing Guidelines for Soft Wrapped Blankets From Historic Advice
The article advises gentle washing to keep blankets soft. Avoid rubbing with hot water or harsh soap. Use mild suds, shake dust, soak, and squeeze. Machine washing should be brief with mild suds. Rinse thoroughly, wring gently, air dry, then press with a warm iron in a warm room.
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McNamee News
Vitaphone
Warner Brox
Mae West
Ron Cary Grant
Traversiy
Colonial
Gray & Sheetz
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Farmers & Merchants National
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
Comic Page Museum
Nozitall
Clarke County
Machado Eader
Hugo Milburn
Vallee
Red Cross Group
Dr. McFaden
Winchester and
L. A. Thomas
Margaret B. Rose Frank R. Horton
Hable
Palace
Andy Clyde
Paramount News
United Artists
Rivoli Theatre
New York Times
Luis Trenker
Wilma Banky
Victor Varconi
Curt Bernhardt
Carl Laemmle
Universal Picture
Hollywood Herald
Janet Gaynor
Chas. Farrell
EL Brendel
Fox Musics
Mr. Roosevelt
Philco Compact
Philcos
Amnadr
Winchester Steam Laundry
J.W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Dave Hagan
Maryland
Willow Lane
Hansbrough & Carter
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