Miss Jean Marie Robinson to Attend Campus Leaders Conference
Miss Jean Marie Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Robinson of 606 South Stewart Street will attend the Campus Leaders Conference at Stephens College in Columbia Missouri. She joins the Standing Ideals Committee and will arrive September 12 for a faculty hosted dinner followed by a joint luncheon for students and faculty the next day.
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Jean Marie Robinson
C. A. Robinson
South Stewart Street
Stephens College For Women
Columbia
Robinson
Stephens
Stonewall Home Demonstration Club Picnic on Lawn
The Stonewall Home Demonstration Club schedules its annual picnic for tomorrow evening at 6 30 on the lawn of Mrs Lee Dick. Members and families are urged to attend.
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Stonewall Home Demonstration Club
Lee Dick
Married at Sacred Heart Church in city union
The marriage of Mrs. Seifert formerly Miss Jean Smallwood of Stephens City took place at Sacred Heart Church on Saturday August 17. After a two week honeymoon in upstate New York the couple will live in Baltimore where Mr. Seifert continues his dental studies at the University of Maryland School of Dentistry.
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Seifert
Jean Smallwood
Stephens City
New York
Baltimore
School of Dentistry
University of Maryland
Honored by Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Coffelt
Mrs D O Coffelt of 12 North Kent Street received a surprise Sunday birthday party at her daughter Mrs W C Peer’s home 306 North Kent Street. Attending were her children and spouses, grandchildren from Hagerstown and Fort Belvoir, and Pvt Doyle Peer was absent at Fort Bliss Texas.
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North Kent Street
W. C. Peer
Coffelt
Floyd Coffelt
Jack
Hagerstown
Lloyd Coffelt
Glynn
Swansons Depart for Atlantic City and Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Olmier Swanson left today for Atlantic City and Philadelphia They will stay with Mr Francis Coleman in Atlantic City and visit Mrs Swanson s sister Mrs James McMahon in Philadelphia
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Olmier Swanson
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Francis Coleman
Swanson
James McMahon
Community reunions and travels across Ohio and West Virginia
Local notices detail visits to Ohio places Attica Willard and Akron by Baker Taylor and Seal families. Eastern Star event at Mc Kinley Chapter 19 on September 5 with banquet calls. Weekend visits in Berryville and Detroit for postal carriers convention. A Jones Spring reunion at Luttrell home with 250 attendees from multiple states. Additional family gathering near this city includes Luttrells Kitchens Webbers and Fahnstocks with a large dinner and program.
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Robert Baker
Esten Taylor
George Seal
Attica
Willard
Akron
Ohio
Order of the Eastern Star
McKinley
Carper
Arthur Wright
Arthur Carper
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Historic Four
Kenneth Windle
Herbert Smoke
Ralph Unger
Union
Jones Spring
U. G. Luttrell
W. Va
Bertie Kitchen
Ira Luttrell
Rodney
Winchester
Robert Webber
Oretha
Sarah
Robert
Inwood
Alton Luttrell
Genevieve and
Alton, Jr
Martinsburg
Gerald Luttrell
Bobby
Randolph Fahnestock
Marjorie
Carl
City
Modern Etiquette Tips on Envelopes Spoons and Bridesmaids
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions. Formal invitations should go to Mr and Mrs R J Wilson. Informal invites may address the wife only. Spoons belong to the right of knives with hollow sides urnward. Bridesmaids carry flowers on the left arm or toward the spectators.
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R. Q. Wilson
R. J. Wilson
Will Attend Convention In Detroit For Letter E E Meeting
Mr and Mrs Clay Manuel will leave on Saturday to attend the National Association of Letter E E Convention in Detroit. Mr Raymond L Rossman has gone to Philadelphia where he has accepted a position with Stanley Home Products Corp as Branch Manager of western Philadelphia.
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Mich
Ryland Conner
National Association of Letter Carriers
Clay Manuel
National Association of Letteree
Philadelphia
Raymond L. Rossman
Stanley Home Products Corp
Edward Harris McDonald
Niagara Falls
McDonalds
Mr. McDonald
EB. L. McDonald
Fort Stavell
Eight Babies Born Sunday at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Eight babies born Sunday at Winchester Memorial Hospital include three girls and five boys. Daughters welcome by Harold D. Campbell White Post Bran son Boyce Route 3 Winchester and Irvin Elliott 406 South Kent Street. sons announced by Manuel Knighting 506 South Loudoun Street Richard Shaffer Middleburg Edward Carney Opequon Charles Cook Bluemont Russell Combs Orchard Avenue Winchester.
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Winchester Memorial] Hospital
Harold D. Campbell
White Post
Branson Boyce
Route No. 3
Winchester
Irvin Elliott
South Kent Street
City
Manuel Knighting
South
Loudoun Street
Richard Shaffer
Middleburg
Edward Carney
Opequon
Charles Cook
Bluemont
Russell Combs
Orchard Avenue
This City
Two Babies Born Saturday in City Hospitals
Mr and Mrs William McIntosh of 7 West Boscawen street announce a daughter born Saturday morning at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charlie A Williams of Onequon welcome a daughter born Saturday morning.
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Wiliam H. McIntosh
Martha Ann
West Boscawen Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
McIntosh
William H. McIntosh, Jr
Aubrey Lewis-Jones
William McIntosh
Memorial Hospital
Charlie A. Williams
Onequon
Fresh Peaches Bake With Honey and Toasted Crumbs
Peel peaches reserving pits and skins. Layer peaches and toasted crumbs in a greased dish. Drizzle honey and butter over each layer. Boil skins and pits in water, strain, and pour over. Bake at 325 degrees for 30 minutes. Serve with cream.
Yugoslavia Demands 1.3 Billion From Italy In Reparations
Paris August 27 Yugoslavia disclosed a full list of amendments to five peace treaties demanding 1.3 billion dollars in reparations from Italy. The Yugoslav claim surpasses the 1.1 billion Russia seeks from its European foes by 200 million.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
Italy
Russia
Berryville Social Events Highlight Summer Guests
Berryville Va August social notices show Miss Mathilda Scheuer returning to Philadelphia after weeks with Mrs. Harold Scheuer. Guests include Edward Rosenthal and son Louis of Baltimore, Miss Ethel Theodore from Baltimore, and numerous locals visiting or hosting during the Horse Show period.
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Berryville
Mathilda Scheuer
Harold Scheuer
Philadelphia
Scheuer
Edward Rosenthal
Louis Rosenthal
Baltimore
Ethel Theodore
Max Theodore
Week of Visitors and Guests Reported in Berryville
Berryville hosts a steady flow of weekend visitors and relatives. Names include Bob Smalley of Bowling Green. Marion Stolle heading to Florida. Nora Moore and Mary O Fallon from Washington, D C. Lieut Jack Russell of Halloran General Hospital visiting his Berryville family. and many others from Arlington Washington Bethesda and Front Royal visiting locals. A Niagara Falls trip and motor tours to Alden New ark Delta and Pennsylvania are noted along with several hosting households and family gatherings.
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Jack Russell
Halloran General Hospital
Staten Island
Berryville
Auction Notices For Movable Goods And Real Estate
A sequence of sale notices lists items and timings for August 29 to September 5. Listings include Mrs. La Fayette Shiley selling household goods near Boyce and at Clower's Storage, and Mrs. Howard Reynolds with real estate and personal property near Reynolds Store. A sale near Martinsburg, W. Va features dairy cattle and farm equipment by Nelson B. O'Neal.
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Lafayette Shiley
Boyce
Double Tollgate
Clowser’s
Reynolds Store
Howard Reynolds
Shepherd Airfield
Martinsburg
W. Va
Nelson B. O'Neal
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Word study brief highlights proper usage and pronunciation tips for common words. It reviews directions spellings and misuses, with examples and guidance on expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily, focusing on impulse as today’s example.
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W. L. Gordon
How to write 12 o'clock noon and midnight
The noon time is written as 12 M. or 12 M. and the midnight time as 12 P. M. Meridies marks noon while post meridies denotes afternoon.
Location of Garrison Dam on the Missouri River
The Garrison Dam will be located on the Missouri River at Garrison, now in North Dakota. It is designed to be the dam component of the Missouri River flood control system.
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Garrison Dam
A. Garrison
Garrison
Dakota
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