Social Calendar Highlights From Warrenton and Nearby Venues
The calendar lists events across Warrenton and surrounding areas. Activities include Mary Mary Martha Bible class at 1498 Avenue with music, Warrenton Horse Show dances at the High School Auditorium, American Legion Post luncheon at George Washington Hotel, a Memorial Hospital nurses dance at Jordan Springs, Lions Club weekly meeting, Little Theatre at Handley Library, and a three act play Kempy at White Post Parish Hall. Public invited to all events.
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Warrenton
High School
Student Nurses of
Memorial Hospital
Jordan Springs
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Little Theatre Organization
Handley Library. Org
White Post Parish Hall
Tamkin Family Reunion At Fisher's Hill Details
Members of the Tamkin family gathered Sunday August 23 at Fisher's Hill picnic grounds. Attendees included William Tamkin Detrick Va Elmer Tamkin Warren Washington DC C W Tamkin Woodstock Va and others from Strasburg Seven Fountains Der Dick Hagerstown Bethesda and Brucetown. A large dinner followed by Sunday School led by E M Tamkin with a sermon, discussion on A Gospel For All Men and a social hour to conclude.
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Fisher's Hill
Wayne
Washington
Raymond Tamkin
Strasburg
E. M. Tamkin
Flora
Leroy
Maizie
Clarence
Fay Louise
Paul
Seven Fountains
G. H. Ritenour
Calvin
Eva Ritenour
Stephens City
W. A. Shipe
Robert and
Lesta
Derrick
Paul C. Hamkin
Bethesda
Hester Tamkin
Theda
Halfway
J. W. Everly
Phillis
Hagerstown
Paul Rinker
Betty Lou
Mount Jackson
C. W. Tamkin
Warren Tamkin
Jesus
Wedding Bells Mark Two Cherokee County Nuptials
Revi Brown Sperow of Charleston and Wright of Brucetown wed with Sperow in a brown and white tailored dress and shoulder corsage of white gardenias. The ceremony was officiated by Revi Brown Sperow, a cousin of the bride, at Berkeley County homes. Miss Sperow, daughter of J Harry Sperow, studied at St Hildas Hall and Shepherd College, later joining Berkeley County schools faculty. Mr Wright, a Brucetown dairy farmer, and his bride planned to reside at Greenhill in Brucetown. In a second ceremony, Miss Winifred M Whitacre married Mr E Clay Rogers of Gainesboro, Frederick County, at Whitacre home with Rev Sewell J Goode presiding. The couple left for a wedding trip after a noon ceremony and modest reception attended by family only. Rogers is a son of S Dean Rogers of Gainesboro.
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Revi Brown F. Sperow
Charleston
W. Va
Miss Sperow
J. Harry Sperow
Berkeley County
St. Hilda's Hall
Charles Town
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Wright
Brucetown
Georges. Whitacre
Whitacre
Winifred M. Whitacre
E. Clay Rogers
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Sewell J. Goode
Church of the Disciples of Christ
Wedding in Hagerstown unites Harman and Harrison
Miss Evelyn Harman became the bride of Mr. Robert Harrison in a quiet Episcopal Church ceremony in Hagerstown Maryland. The couple, attended only by close family, plan to reside with Mr. Harrison’s uncle Luther Miller after a short wedding trip.
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Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Evelyn Francedy Harman
Robert Lee Harrison
Stehl
N. W. Harman
Clearbrook
Harrison
Arthur Harrison
Welltown
Miss Sallie Paxton Attending Warrenton Horse Show
Visitors from Winchester join the Warrenton horse show crowd as Miss Sallie Paxton of Florence Alabama visits at North Braddock street. After Charlottesville she heads to Middleburg to stay with Captain and Mrs McCormick for the event. She will then stay with Mrs Robert Buckley of Pittsburgh for a hunt at the Warrenton summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Warrenton
Sallie Paxton
Florence
Ala
Louis L. Baker
North Braddock Street
Miss Paxton
Mr. Baker
Charlottesville
Middleburg
McCormick
Robert Bickley
Pittsburgh
Solomon's Island fishing party nets 285 sea trout
A local party returned from Solomon's Island Maryland after several days of fishing totaling 285 fish mostly sea trout. The group includes Mr and Mrs A K Sirbaugh Mr and Mrs Grover H Cleven ger Mr and Mrs Thomas Boyd all of this city Mr and Mrs Lester Reed of Lenore and Miss Nellie Austin of Washington.
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Solomon's Island
Maryland
A. K. Sirbaugh
Grover H. Clevenger
Thomas Boyd
City
Lester Reed
Lenore
Nellie Austin
Washington
Entertaining Bridge Party and Local Social Notes
Mrs. Rosalie Smithey of Berryville hosted a bridge party with attendees including Mrs. Thomas W. Harrison and Mrs. Nelson Page. A boy named Pingley recovers after adenoids surgery at home. Visitors from New Jersey toured Winchester historic sites and plan to return home this week as Epworth League events are postponed.
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Smithey
Rosalie Smithey
Berryville
Mare
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Thomas W. Harrison
Joseph Rae
Joseph Massie
Nelson Page
Josep Wright
Local social notes list guests and travels in Berryville area
Mr and Mrs W C Brig of Olcott New York and Miss Welch of New York are guests of Mr and Mrs Fred A Robinson on North Loudoun street. Louis L Baker motored to Washington to meet his sister in law and brother in law Mr and Mrs James Paxton of McAllen Texas who will visit then go to New York. Mollie Glass will visit Major and Mrs R Duncan Brown in Washington. B W Sargent and family return from a weeklong trip to Atlantic City Wilmington and other places. Soddy Haines and Ten Virginians play tonight in Rippon for the Rippon baseball club. Ruth Harris of Boston is visiting Miss Mary Helen Stine on the Martinsburg pike. Anne McFadden of Coatsville Pa arrives to vacation with her mother on South Washington street. W B Hicks and daughters Virginia Ruth and June return from a motor trip through West Virginia and Ohio. Fred J Thomas, back from a two week trip to Washington and other eastern cities on vacation, returns home. Marshal S Carper of the Oriental Theatre Chicago arrives to spend a week with his parents Mr and Mrs W S Carper.
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W. C. Brig
Olcott, N. Y
Miss Welch
New York
Fred A. Robinson
North Loudoun Street
Louis L. Baker
Washington
James Paxton
McAllen
Texas
Baker
New York City
Ruth Harris
Boston
Mass
Mary Helen Stine
Mrs. Hunter Stine
Martinsburg Pike
Anne McFadden
Coatsville, Pa
Patrick McFadden
South Washington Street
Marshal S. Carper
Oriental Theatre
Chicago
Berryville
Mrs. W. 8. Carper
Local social notes record summer visits and gatherings
Miss Sydney Thompson returns from Washington to stay with Mrs. J. W. Riley on West Piccadilly for the summer. John Parsons comes back to Gray Gables Inn after two months at Terra Alta Boys Camp in Terra Alta W Va. Mrs. Parsons and Miss Marie Becher drove to Terra Alta to bring him home. Mrs. W. Nelson Page invites guests to luncheon at Amherst Street home tomorrow honoring Mrs. Rosalie Smithey Mrs. Charles McGuire and Mrs. Gertrude Reynolds of Berryville.
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John Parsons
Gray Gables Inn
Terra Alta
W. Va
W. Nelson Page
Amherst Street
Rosalie Smithey
Charles McGuire
Gertrude Reynolds
Berryville
Social Visit Notes From Town and Area Arrivals
Mrs H T Tayloe and son and daughter of Middleburg were guests yesterday. Dr and Mrs Charles R Anderson left for an extended Yellowstone trip. George Lee from University of Richmond visits his mother at Stone Bridge. Miss Marie Recher heads to Cape May then Philadelphia for hospital work. Miss Becher visits sister Mrs John Parsons. The regular Thursday bridge club meets at Miss Princes Page TMs home on West Cork. Mrs Clark Smith hosts tea on Fair Avenue. Helen Barr hosts a bridge party and shower for Louisa Hollis. Katherine Berry of Washington arrives tonight to stay with Mrs Cramer Lycette. Chalmer Strain returns to New York after visiting Dr and Mrs J A Richard. Virginia Lee, Frances Winkfield and Estas Lee of Clarksburg stay at Sunnybrook Farm near Stone Bridge. Mrs M J Baptist and nephew Sam Scott Hansbrough return from Terra Alta Camp with Garland Baptist and Jack Irwin.
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Marie Recher
Cape May
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Miss Becher
John Parsons
Virginia Lee
Frances Winkfield
Estas Lee
Clarksburg
W. Va
John C. Lee
Sunnybrook Farm
Stone Bridge
M. J. Baptist
Sam Scott Hansbrough
Terra Alta
Garland Baptist
Jack Irwin
Chicago Grain Closing Prices on September December futures
Closing prices of grains on the Chicago Board of Trade show Wheat September 47 percent, December 51 1/4, Corn September 42 3/4, December 39, May 43 1/4, Oats September 21 5/8, December 22, May 22 5/8. Rye report not received due to wire interference.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Frisco Police Probe Mrs Price Death Is Confronting Navy
San Francisco police request details from the Lexington inquiry into the death of Daisy Price wife of Lieut. Comdr. George Price. Coroner and police suspect foul play after her fall from a hotel window and plan further action. Lieut. Comdr. Price travels to Charleston West Virginia for burial.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Calif
Naval
San Francisco Police
Daisy Price
George Price
Charles Wea
Police Inspection Bureau
Board of Inquiry
Lexington
Navy
Washington
Price
Cullen
Railway crossings could curb reckless driving
A public-safety note suggests increasing railroad crossing demonstrations to reduce reckless motoring. The quote links leadership gaps to ongoing hardship, urging practical actions over empty talk while emphasizing civic responsibility amid the famine of leadership.
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Life
Borah Warns on Moratoriums Delaying Disaster
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho argues that without disarmament and reparation readjustment, moratoriums merely postpone catastrophe, urging action beyond temporary pauses.
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William E. Borah
Idaho
Prohibition Chief Woodcock Faces History Lesson
The text notes that regardless of offender size, history records him as eventual former federal prohibition commissioner W. W. Woodcock.
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Permos
W. W. Woodcock
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Sorial
Pippin Inn
Berge Dinge Geen Furnish Music
Kevening
Girls’ Athletic Association
American Legion Post
Fisher’s Hill
Harriet Virginia Sperow
Gilbert Page Wright
Huntsberry
Winifred Whitacre
Robert Harrison
Miss Harmon
Fletcher
Richard Fletcher
Trone
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Nan Patton
John Lee_ Krider
John Lee Krider
Baltimore
Madison, Va
a_ Baltix
E. R. Campbell
Frederick Shaffert
Hilda Shaffert
Leonard Schneider
Leonard Schneider, Jr
Katherine Myers
Louise Bremley
Shenandoah Valley
Elsie Preffitt
Aled
Texwax
Beaufont
Kingan’s Pork & Beans
Ib. Sk
Uneeda Bakers
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
Lad
Hi Aster Ng Pingley
Loring L. Pingley
South Braddock Street
New Jersey
Victor L. Shafer
Robert Cross
West Orange
N. J
Alvin Merkle
Queens Village
L. L
George Washington
Epworth
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Nancy Canter
Carl Nelson
Miss Evelyn Nelson
Pittsburgh, Pa
Charles T. Adams
Robert Grove
Ocean City
Bernice Willis
Iley Kater
Beauty Nook
Eugene Adams
Patricia
E. O. Graham
Jewett, Ohio
Graham
Mollie Glass
W. W. Glass
Major
B. W. Sargent
Atlantic City
Wilmington
Del
Soddy Haines
Ten Virginians
Rippon
Fred. J. Thomas
Sydney Thompson
J. W. Riley
West Piccadilly Street
H. T. Tayloe
Charles R. Anderson
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
George Lee
University of Richmond
Clark Smith
Fair— Avenue
Helen Barr
Louisa Hollis
Katherine Berry
Cramer Lycette
Mr. Chalmer Strain
Mrs. J. A. Richard
W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
Frisco
Bride
Glenn Frank
Knox
Margaret Hodeson
Lovett Bros
Ata
Winchester, Harrisonburg
Staanton
Kaufman's
Coats
VorWin Ep
Haldeman
Swift
C. W. Ramsburg Grocery
Roland C. Ryan
Mgr
Bell Clothes
Bell
Bell Clothes Shop
N. Main St
R. M. Swimley
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