Wedding of Miss Mathews and Mr McNally Described
The article details the wedding of Miss Mathews of this city to Mr. McNally of Baltimore. It notes the bride’s travel plans, education at Lady Edridge High School and Harrisonburg State Teachers College, and her teaching role at Handley School. It lists the groom’s background, his bank job, and their planned home at 506 West Cork Street. It also mentions out of town guests and pre nuptial entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Pi
Handley School
McNally
Robert J. McNally
Mr. McNally
Baltimore
City College
American Bankers’ Institute
Johns Hopkins University
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
West Cork Street
Tuck Melton
Shenandoah
Ella Hunt Davis
Harrisonburg
Bess Nicholas
Port Republic
Claire Boekhoff
Chase City
Betty J. Oswald
Washington, D. C
Robert J. McNally, Sr
John Tussin
Catonsville
Electa Stembock
Luray
Elsie Mathews
Congregational Christian Endeavor Society
Waryside Inn
Middletown
Girls’ Athletic Association
Ida Lycett
Capps Hoshour
Tokes’ Inn
Opequon
Irene Clark
Thelma Hauptman
Warren Eddy
Charlotte DeHart
Social events fill Winchester week with clubs and choirs
A busy schedule lists United Brethren Young People's choir practice at 6 45 p m and various meetings at Grace Lutheran Grace Episcopal and other venues from Wednesday through Friday including Rotary Shawnee Garden Club Lions Kiwanis and the Berryville Horse Show dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Winchester Lodge No
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Winchester Golf Club
Shawnee Garden Club
Lela Rosenberger
South Washington Street
H. B. Dunlap
Berryville Avenue
Winchester
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Berryville
Jordan Springs
Miss Irene Mathews Weds Mr. McNally Jr in Church Ceremony
Miss Irene Gladys Mathews became the bride of Robert Jenkins McNally Jr at the Congregational Christian Church in a 4:30 p m ceremony officiated by Rev Ivan R Smith. Attendants included Miss Elsie Mathews and Miss Margaret Richards with a reception at the bride’s parents home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Gladys Mathews
R. J. McNally, Jr
Congregational Christian
Robert Jenkins McNally, Jr
Ivan R. Smith
Philomena Lasen
Charlotte DeHart
John Tussing
Catonsville
Joe Schroth
Charles McCormack
South Stewart Street
T. W. Mathews
Robert J. McNally, Sr
Robert J. McNally, Jr
Margaret Richards
Elsie Mathews
Frye reunion postponed due to infantile paralysis outbreak
The annual Frye reunion scheduled for August 4 24 is postponed as infantile paralysis spreads. If the illness clears, the organizers may hold the event later in the summer or early fall. Local notices report births in Columbia Hospital and Red Bud, including John Walbridge and Donald Paul. Other items record trips and visits by residents to Waynesboro Pen-Man Park Taft and a Hess annual visit by an New York apple dealer to Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye
C. C. Hess
Clyde C. Hess
New York
Hess and Watson
Winchester
Hess
Mrs Morgan and party returning to Spokane from county
Mrs Susie Morgan Miss Almira Morgan and young Audrey Anderson have been visiting at the McVays near Clearbrook and will return this week to Spokane Wash Mrs Morgan is a sister of Mr McVay rs Mrs Alfred Kerfoot and her daughters are visiting in Washington and Baltimore Mrs P J Landis of Norfolk is visiting relatives in the area Mrs Lewis Hyde and daughter Mary Hyde drove to New York for a several day stay
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Lawrence Cole
Red Bud
Morgan
West
Susie Morgan
Almira Morgan
Audrey Anderson
Charles E. McVay
Clearbrook
County
Spokane
Wash
Mr. McVay
Alfred Kerfoot
Griffith
Washington
Baltimore
P. J. Landis
Norfolk, Va
J. A. Holmeer
Graystone Terrace
Lewis Hyde
Mary Hyde
New York
Millwood
Charles G. Warden
Bluemont
Annie Vandercrift
Glouester County
Christ Church, Millwood
Warden
Buckner Randolph
Randolph
Kitty Compton
Georgetown
Brexton School
J. Hall Pleasants
William H. Wilmer
Ryn
Graham Fours
F. Allertom
John Labouisse
Wanite
Williams
Williame Beverley
Joseph Lewis
Ewart Johnston
Phillips
Toledo
Fai
Robert P. Pagse
She_zearmdoanh
Lover’s Lear
Eagle's Rock
Rivermgortsa
Winchester
Millwood Neigzhbormhrood
Mfss
SJ Izsinia Russell
Fentorm Wfretson
Robert
Welson, Jr
Thomas S.cuilis
John Scully
Fpairtas
Szamndolpn
Mfr
Eseeoomry Tewis
Y Harrison
Gwynn
Society Notes Healthy Travel and Visits Highlight Local Life
Miss M. V. Albaugh and Mrs. Guy Albaugh sailed from Baltimore yesterday on the Alleghany bound for Jacksonville and Miami. Virginia statistician R. L. Moore visited the local National Reemployment Service. Weekend guests include Mrs. S. P. Herring and Miss Mary Herring of Texas and Mrs. A Bentley of Hampton. Ada Oppie, returning from the V P I emergency education conference, resumes classes in Highland avenue. Anne Tucker Payne of Charleston visits aunt Mrs. W. Nelson Page. Margaret Byrd hosts luncheon for Payne. Mrs. John M. Steck Sr. hosts Friday Bridge Club at 2:35 on Fairmont avenue. Kathryn Newcome recovering well after appendectomy at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ernest F. Smith undergoing hospital care in Rockingham County Memorial Hospital, reported improving. J. W. Bauserman, Woodward attorney, a local business visitor. C. J. Robinson, city resident, registered at Holmhurst Hotel in Atlantic City. Helen Dunlap departs to Cincinnati after vacation with father Edward J. Dunlap. Mrs. R. T. Barton leaves Thornhill Manor by motor for Baltimore for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Tucker Payne
Charleston
W. Va
W. Nelson Page
Margaret Byrd
Miss Payne
Machine Gun Units Drill In Rain At Virginia Beach Range
At Virginia Beach on August 21 the First Infantry machine gun companies of the Ninety first Brigade drilled in the rain as target practice was washed out. The Twenty ninth Tank Company from Danville and 37 mm gun crews also trained under soggy skies. Next week the One Hundred sixteenth Infantry will take its turn at the targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beach
Ninety-first Brigade
Virginia National Guard
Twenty-ninth
Danville
American Telephone to pay quarterly dividend of $2.25
New York August 21 American Telephone and Telegraph Company directors authorized the usual quarterly dividend of 2.25 on common stock totaling about 42 million dollars to be distributed among 675000 stockholders. The firm has maintained its dividend since 1921, an ongoing record through the current downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Telephone
Winds Shift Along Bay and Coast Forecast
Winds on Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River area run moderate to fresh from the south and southwest, shifting to west and northwest by Thursday. From Sandy Hook to Hatteras expect fresh south and southwest winds turning northwest in the north, with moderate southeast and south winds in the south. Overcast with showers tonight and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Changes in Service Schedule at Friendship United Brethren
The Rev H E Richardson announced that Rev Luther Riggleman will preach at 11 a m Sunday at Friendship United Brethren Church Double Churches There will be no preaching at Reliance due to the Stephens City anniversary celebration at 3 p m and the night service is canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Richardson
Luther Riggleman
Friendship United Brethren Church
Reliance
Stephens City
Lions Push Virginia Plan for Separate School for Blind
Winchester Lions Club unanimously adopts a resolution urging Virginia to implement 1922 General Assembly plans to create a separate school for blind children. The measure cites overcrowding at Staunton and notes about 175 blind children in the state not in school, with 105 enrolled in 1933-34. The resolution references 1924 Charlottesville land purchase for a Virginia School for the Blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Lions Club
Sam Preston
Howard Shockey
Bryan Stotler
Luray
H. L. Daugherty
Elizabeth Furnace
Powell's Fort
General Assembly
Virginia School For
Staunton
General Assembly of Virginia
State of Virginia
Charlottesville
Virginia School For the
School For the Deaf and Blind
Winchester Lions Club
Blankets Urgently Needed for Patient at Welfare Office
Several blankets are urgently needed for a patient who must be taken to a sanatorium for treatment and stay there through the winter. The welfare headquarters can be contacted at phone 1351 to arrange pickup. volunteers will be called to deliver the blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare
Dandridge Family Hospitality At The Bower and Nearby Homes
Millwood Virginia events note Charles G. Warden and Annie Vandercrift visiting Christ Church with hospitality from the Dandridges at The Bower. Guests include Rev. and Mrs. Robert Goodwin, Bishop Arthur Lloyd, Spencer Carter, and many others. A Blue Ridge Club monkey golf tourney yields a winning Florida trio with Nancy Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Goodwin
Sharpsburg
George L. Jones
Chevy Chase
Inlaw
Richard P. Whiting
Joseph Moore
Horace Smithy, Jr
Sara Rankin
Harry Dozier
Florida
Nancy Williams
Col
Llewellyn Bull
Thomas N. Carter
Mary O'Fallon
B. O’f. Randolph
Anniversary of Church Dedication Set for August 25
The United Brethren Church on North Braddock street marks its thirteenth anniversary next Sunday. Rev. H. E. Richardson of Reliance will preach at 11 a.m. The pastor leads the opening service. At 7:15 p.m. the Christian Endeavor Society presents a program led by Mrs. Garvin Bowles. Strangers and the public are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
North Braddock Street
H. E
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PERSO
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
J. W. Rosenberger
West Germain Street
Kiwanis Club
Huntsberry
Bostonians
Nettletons Red Cross
Slaters
Mrs. DeVore
Robert de Vore
John Walbridge
Columbia Hospital
de Vore
Beatrice Stine
The
Plans
Jacob Locke
Lawrence Shade
Waynesboro
Pen-Mar Park
Helen Luttrell
George Shade
Frederick County
George Smith
George H. Smith
Taft Lancaster County
Medical Arts
M. V. Albaugh
Guy Albaugh
Alleghany
Merchants and Miners’ Line
Jacksonville
Miami
Fla
R. L. Moore
State Statistical of Virginia
Richmond
National
Joseph A. Massie
Amherst Street
S. P. Herring
Mary Herring
Texas
A. Bentley
Hampton, A
Ada Oppie
Blacksburg
Highland Avenue
John M. Steck, Sr
Fairmont Avenue
Kathryn Newcome
Memorial Hospital
Ernest F. Smith
Rockingham County Memorial Hospital
J. W. Bauserman
Woodstock
C. J. Robinson
Holmhurst Hotel
Penna Avenue
Atlantic City
Helen Dunlap
Cincinnati
Ohio
Edward J. Dunlap
Virginia Avenue
R. T. Barton
Thornhill Manor
A. T. and
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Lions
Sport Oxfords
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Dandridge
Keeower
Blue Ridge Links
Rive
Spencer Carter
John Labouisse Amc
Graham Dougherty
Club
Secorch
Robert Fan Ee
Ardmore
Satratoe
Robert PF
J. Hamilton Page
Maine
Peter Paca
Oakreoetft
Pittsburgh
Sseottee HH. Burwell
Johm
Sally Labouisse
Beatty
Beatty Armet
Sunior
Piimric
Heer Ara EK. Meade
Edrewood
Jeannette Wrraeint
Meade
New England
William A. Wn Sieht
Tappahannock
Edgewood
Senverara EK. Meade, Jr
Thomas
Baeais
Featuwarizies
Underwood
Deerme
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Victor
Acme
Geo. W. Kurtz
Loudoun St
Lovett’s
Voss Bros. Mfg. Co
VOSS
Good Housekeeping Imst
America
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
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