Old White Springs Revival Weekend Highlights In Virginia
The event-filled week includes a Victorian fashion show featuring the Milton family wardrobe and a sunset concert of negro spirituals at Grenbrier Auditorium. Also planned are a southern family arrival reenactment, bonneted parlor games, a Civil War era stagecoach display, and a mass family reunion in Page County with numerous participating relatives from Hagers Town Winchester Shenandoah City and Washington. The schedule notes reunions, picnics at Jordan Springs, and a Roush family gathering in New Haven West Virginia with memorial unveiling and speakers.
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White Sulphur Springs
Crow's Tavern
Old Sweet Springs
United States
Virginia
Greenbrier
Graham-Eckes
Grenbrier
Ray S. Dunham
Cleveland
Social Calendar for Grace Lutheran and Nearby Groups
Community events listed include Grace Lutheran Church adult choir practice, Reneay School picnic at Jordan White Sulphur Springs, Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel, and multiple garden and yard parties at local churches and community sites. Also noted are Catholic Sacred Heart events, Braddock Street Methodist activities, and district nursing benefit and Lions Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel.
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Reneay School of
The
Disciples of Christ, of Galilee
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Ladies of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Church Lawn
Christ of Galilee
Pidgeon’s Place
Opequon Creek
Ladies of Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Clearbrook
Branson School
Summit Point Baptist Church
Opequon Union Chapel
American Legion Post
Geo. Washington Hotel
Young Peoples Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
District Nurse Association
Cary
Philip Carper Descendants Hold Annual Reunion at Hogue Creek
The Carper descendants gathered on the original homestead land at Hogue Creek on the third Sunday in August for their annual reunion. Led by Camillus Carper, prayers followed talks from various family members and neighbors. Attendees included Ed ward Carper, Mark Carper, Clark McDonald, Ernest Carper, Robert Fuller, Harry Carper, Holmes Carper, Gilbert Bayliss, Maynard Bayliss, Herbert Smoke, Lloyd McDonald, and others from Winchester Chambersville and nearby areas in Virginia.
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Philip P
Sarah Grimm Carper
Hogue Creek
Carper
Frank Orndorff
Edward Carper
Myrtle
Hagerstown
Carmelius Carper
Near
Winchester
Mark Carper
Raymond
Colleen
Winifred
Clark McDonald
Minnie
Chambersville
Ernest Carper
Ernestine
Robert Fuller
Helen
Harry Carper
Sylvia
Holmes Carper
Miss Janet Hutchison Weds Mr. Sanford in Purcellville
Miss Janet Hutchison, daughter of Dr Claudius P Hutchison, married Thomas Ryland Sanford Jr at the bride’s Purcellville home. Officiants were Rev Dr Sanford and Rev C T Taylor with Eleanor Sanford singing and Mrs Louise Hawthorne at the piano. The maid of honor was Clare Johnson and flower girl Ann Hutchison. Taylor Sanford was best man. A wedding breakfast followed.
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Janet Hutchison
Sanford
Purcellville
Janet Opt
Claudius P. Hutchison
Thomas Ryland Sanford, Jr
Thomas Ryland Sanford
Norfolk
Dr. Sanford
C. T. Taylor
Ilton
Eleanor Sanford
Louise Hawthorne
Clare Johnson
South Boston
Ann Hamilton Hutchison
Taylor Sanford
Chatham
Festival Princess To Be Married In October
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Geral dine Virginia Jacoby of Washington to Mr. John E. Walsh of West Orange New Jersey. The wedding is planned for October. Jacoby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Jacoby, served as a princess in the Apple Blossom Festival Queen Shenandoah IX court in spring 1932.
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Geraldine Virginia Jacoby
Washington
John E. Walsh
West Orange
N. J
Jacoby
William L. Jacoby
Shenandoah IX
Garden Party Planned by Sacred Heart Ladies
The Ladies of the Church of the Sacred Heart prepare a lawn party this evening and tomorrow night at the rectory lawn. Lunches start at 6 each evening with booths for ice cream cakes and soft drinks. A musical program, led by Miss Elizabeth Grim and Miss Philomena Larew, will accompany the event.
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Church of the Sacred Heart
Elizabeth Grim
Philomena Larew
Entertaining Weekends and Local Notices
Social notes list visitors from South Loudoun Street and Eastport Maryland who joined for dinner then toured Shenandoah River for supper, swimming, and boating. Also reported are church class meeting plans at Centenary Reformed Church and travel updates for Evelyn Nixon and Virginia Davis visiting Camp Van Myra and relatives in Boyce and Capon Bridge.
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Evelyn Nixon
Rosalie Lovett
Eulalia Riley
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Burlington
Camp van Myra
Social notes from Green Ville and area gatherings
Miss Phyllis Palmer visits Miss Betty Hirth on West Monmouth Street while several locals host guests and travel to events. Mr Everett Kline shows improvement after a major operation at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Robert Holt returns to Newport News after hosting a social function in the city. Mrs Lem Anderson travels to Washington for a few days as a guest of Mrs John Mills. Louise Cornwell and Raymond Fishpaw visit Cumberland for the Cumberland Fair. Mrs Frank Barkley Sr and son Lawrence Barkley arrive from Maysville Ky to stay with Mr and Mrs E P Browning Jr on South Stewart Street. Families return from a Shenandoah river cottage at Lands End. A benefit supper and yard party for Branson School is planned at Clearbrook with proceeds from meat and yard party refreshments. Mary McQuay Jenny Lind Hockman John Miller and Robert Kerlin return from Norfolk and Virginia Beach visits. J P Miller and Lee Massey return from eastern cities with fall and winter merchandise for Miller and Massey. Miss Mary E Green visits Otto Preffitt at Fawcetts Gap and attends St John’s Lutheran Church picnic.
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Frank O. Barkley
Lawrence Barkley
Maysville
E. P. Browning, Jr
South Stewart Street
Mary McQuay
Jenny Lind Hockman
John Miller
Robert Kerlin
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Mary E. Green
Accident Hearings Set Across Several Virginia Cities
Major C. G. Kizer of the state industrial commission will preside over more than twenty compensation cases in hearings the week of September 12. The schedule includes Powhatan Charlottesville Standardsville Manassas Fairfax Alexandria Winchester Harrisonburg Staunton Monterey Warm Springs Covington with sessions from morning to afternoon on successive days.
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C. G. Kizer
State Industrial Commission
Commission
Kizer
Powhatan Court House
Charlottesville
Standardsville
Manassas
Fairfax
Alexandria
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Monterey
Warm Springs
Covington
Striking Miners Move Toward Illinois Coal Fields
A four mile long caravan of striking miners departed Staunton Illinois to press fellow workers in southern Illinois coal fields to reject the $5 wage scale. The march underscores labor tension as miners protest wage terms while seeking solidarity.
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Associated Press
Staunton
Ill
Illinois
The Call of The Wild Poem by E A Mayers
A playful verse describes a trek through forests with sun and breeze. The narrator mentions mosquitoes, thorny plants, berries, and a sketch of encounters with ants and a skunk. The piece ends with a signature line attributing the work to E A Mayers.
Prosperity Starts With Farmers Says Governor Byrd
Governor Byrd urges farm prices must rise for national prosperity and laborers on the land to secure stability. He attacks government overreach, praises the Farm Board yet warns against pegging prices, cites rising taxes, and advocates expanding markets over isolation to lift agricultural income.
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Byrd
Federal Farms Board
Farm Board
Congress
Gov
America
Byrd Talks Tariff Policy And Economic Recovery
Governor Byrd argues tariff is an economic issue and supports an equalization fee to expand agricultural markets abroad. He stresses frugality, efficient management, and lower production costs to weather the downturn, urging a shift to productive work and character building. Dr. Showalter proposes a society to curb political buncombe and promote government equity while noting mixed tariff effects on farming and industry.
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Sir George Paish
George
Byrd
Gov
Stock ‘Exchange
Showalter
Harvester Trust
Lbtralia
Salmon male mating teeth defend mate during spawning
During mating season the male salmon grows fierce canine teeth to defend its mate and prevent other fish from feeding on her eggs.
W. P. Shepherd Dies After Long Illness at 71
W Parke Shepherd died at his Berryville home in Clarke county after months of ill health. A lifelong farmer aged 71, he is survived by a widow Lula Mesmer, two daughters Mrs W W Colston and Mrs Clifton Price, a brother Thomas Shepherd and sister Mrs A C Deans of Hyattsville Md. Funeral at 4 p.m. Thursday at the home with Rev L A Parker of Berryville Baptist Church officiating. burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
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W. Parke Shepherd
Berryville
Clarke County
Mr. Shepherd
Newton
Selena Gold Shepherd
Lula Mesmer
W. W. Colston
Clifton Price
Thomas Shepherd
A. C. Deans
Hyattsville
L. A. Parker
Berryville Baptist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Long winded talkers urged to hire a ball and audience
A quip notes that verbose speakers should hire a ball and an audience, implying costly showmanship is needed to fill the room. The remark plays on the stereotype of self important oratorical excess and public response.
Savings Bank at Williamsport Reopens Tomorrow
Hagerstown Md Aug 24 The Savings Bank of Williamsport Md which closed October 5 1931 will reopen for business tomorrow it was announced by the reorganization committee Judge Frank C Wagaman signed papers this morning permitting the bank to resume The committee stated that under the reorganization plans 97 percent of the depositors signed the agreement for the reorganization and pe voluntary contributed 100 percent to the 25000 surplus and reserve fund required under the plan
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Savings Bank of
Williamsport
Frank C. Wagaman
Circuit Court of
Washington County
Pea
Mrs. Pope at 100 Votes for Roosevelt in Greensboro
Mrs. Maria Curril Pope, born August 1832 in Woodvale Chase City, celebrated her 100th birthday in Greensboro with nieces Mrs. Alice Hardy Mrs. Williams Roberts Mrs. T Albert Brooks and Mrs. Scott Nelson Edmunds attending. She has voted in every election since women’s suffrage and plans to vote for Roosevelt in November.
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Chase Ctty
Maria Curril Pope
City
Greensboro
N. C
Alice N. Hardy
Williams A. Roberts
T. Albert Broocks
Scott Nelson Edmunds
Chase City
James Cunningham
Woodvale
Robbery of Freight Trains Investigated
Lancaster police investigate a widespread system of freight train robberies stealing merchandise from moving trains. The series stretches from Washington to Baltimore and along the Susquehanna region ending near Columbia, with five Lancaster men jailed on felonious entry and larceny charges.
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Associated Press
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Havre de Grace
Susquehanna River
Columbia
Theville
H . Patert
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Ralph Wells
Eastport
William Scible
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Boyce
J. M. Oates
Virginia Reddish
William Newlin
Lawrence Showalter
Pearl Daugherty
Charles Symons
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Mary-Martha
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India Fawcett
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Harry Taliaferro
John M. Steck, Jr
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Orange, Va
Anne Yost
Kathryn Yost
Handley Avenue
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Lena Lickliter
Valley Avenue
Virginia Davis
Ashland
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Maxine Lovett
Garfield Hospital
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D. B. Haines
Frederick, Md
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Greenville, Va
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Everett D. Kline
Greystone Terrace
Memorial Hospital
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Amherst Street
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