Social and Personal Haida Party Heads for Canada Camping
A Winchester group of young people left last Saturday for a motoring trip to Canada and are camping near New York City awaiting Montreal arrival. The party travels well equipped with three large tents and camping gear. Members include Norall Hottel and Esther Poston, Ward Butler, Harry Seabright Jr, Osne Cassell, Helen Montgomery, and Douglas Pillman. Mrs Frank L Buckley plans to join later with daughters Constance and Helen. the Buckleys, longtime Winchester residents, will lease their apartment and leave the community. Rob ert F Brill and his wife, former Winchester residents now returning from Baltimore, will resume residence here and manage the Winchester Montgomery Ward store expected to open next week. Mrs Brill accompanied by niece Mary Cochran. Jack Schill’s West Virginians orchestra will play for the Winchester fair dance at Jordan Springs, directed by A L Owings, with many attending from the fair afternoon. The big fair day ends with the Jordan Springs dance tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Canada
New
Harry . Seabright, Jr
Osne Cassell
Helen Montgomry
Brucetown
Douglas Pillman
Frank L. Buckley
Albion
Mich
Robert F. Brill
Baltimore
South Cameron Street
Brill
Montgomery Ward and Company
Jack Schill
West
Lafollette Family Reunion Set for Capon River Bank
Members of the Lafollette family plan a reunion at E. T. Arnold's Capon River home in Hampshire County West Virginia on Sunday September 2 with dinner at 2 pm. Rain date is September 3 and all relatives are invited to bring dinner baskets and enjoy the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafollette
E. T. Arnold
Capon River
Hampshire County
W. Va
Lafollettes
Old Capon
Marriages and visits by Winchester residents featured
Friends in Winchester announce the marriage of Nellie Virginia Harold of this city to Earl W. Clark of Cumberland Maryland. The ceremony occurred last Saturday at Grace Methodist church parsonage Cumberland with Rev. Merritt Earl. A wedding dinner followed at the groom’s parents home. Various locals are noted visiting, returning or traveling, including residents from Harrisburg Baltimore Hagerstown Purcellville and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Nellie Virginia Harold
Earl W. Clark
Cumberland
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Cumbreland
Merritt Earl
G. W. Clark
Charles Cross
East Clifford Street
Mrs. Clark
Thomas Street
Birth of a son Robert Stouffer Cole noted in local notices
Congratulatory notices list Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cole welcoming their son at Greenawalt Addition. The report names Grace Stouffer, Ray Robinsons family connections, and multiple local residents visiting or traveling to cities like Washington Baltimore Roanoke and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Cole
Greenawalt Addition
Robert Stouffer Cole
Cole
Grace Stouffer
William F. Cave Drowned Near Mendham New Jersey
William F. Cave 21 of Stephens City Frederick County died by accidental drowning yesterday near Mendham New Jersey where he worked on the Sutton estate. The body was shipped and due tonight or tomorrow. Funeral at 2 PM tomorrow at Double Churches withInterment in Green Hill Cemetery. Survived by father Lee J. Cave mother Nora V. Cave deceased, brother Harry M. Cave and sisters Elsie White Marjorie Hartley and Lillian Cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Cave
Lee J. Cave
Stephens City
Frederick County
Mandham
N. J
George M. Sutton
L. R. Dettra
H. E. Richardson
Green Hill Cemetery
Cave
Sutton Farm
Mendham
Nora V. Cave
Mr. Cave
Harry M. Cave
Cumberland, Md
Elsie White
Marjorie V. Hartley
Lillian Cave
Public Goes In For Heavy Dealings In Stock Market
Public speculation in stocks reached gigantic proportions with active issues marked up to record highs by early afternoon. Trading volume was immense, with shares rising as much as $11 a share and totals near 2 300 000 shares as the market closed strong despite a late ticket delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Baby Show At Winchester Fair Attracts Attention
The baby show organized by Miss Evelyn C. Dean of the District Nurse Association drew heavy interest at the Winchester Fair. Judges awarded prizes for best developed and best looking babies with multiple placings. twins Bobbie and Billy Watson shared a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn C. Dean
District Nurse Association
Winchester Fair
Keith Kercheval
Betty Cook Brown
Benny Potts
Jack Lewis
Nancy Sprint
Allison Howard
Bobbie
Billy Watson
Secretary Kellogg Sails On a Cruiser To Visit Ireland
Secretary Kellogg sails from Havre aboard the cruiser Detroit for Ireland at 11 o'clock this morning. The quay is lined with spectators as a French regiment band plays the Hymn of Departure and the American flag is hoisted at the masthead in a proud farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Havre
Kellogg
Detroit
Ireland
France
Statesman
Tunney Opens Series of Debates With London Literati
Gene Tunney started a series of literary bouts by lunching solo with novelist Hugh Walpole at his London home. The meeting is a prelude to a September encounter with Bernard Shaw after Shaw returns from an Italian trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Gene Tunney
Hugh Walpole
Walpole
Pugilist
Tunney
Bernard Shaw
New York Girl Still Leading In Marathon Swim
Miss Ethel Hertle of New York led at the halfway point of the 10 mile women’s marathon swim at the Canadian national exhibition. Her five mile split was 2 hours 17 minutes 13 and a fraction seconds with Olive Gotterdam of Seattle close behind, followed by Ruth Dower of Denver and Gertrude Ederle of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Toronto
Ethel Hertle
New York
Imag
Olive Gotterdam
Seattle
Wash
Ruth Dower
Denver
Gertrude Ederle
Search for crash report ends with no plane found
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania officials including Colonel Ira M Fravel and state police led a search for an airplane said to have crashed near Clark s Ferry but the report was deemed likely erroneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Clark's Ferry
Here
Ira M. Fravel
United States Army Aviation Depot
Middletown
Investigation of Bootleg Deposits To Be Started
Philadelphia officials and federal agents pursue the identity of a dozen bootleggers who allegedly deposited about 10 million dollars in Philadelphia banks over the last year. The money is said to have gone into nearly twenty institutions under fictitious names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Grand Jury
Prohibition
Spielman's Grain Quotations Today
The grain quotations of W. R. Spielman and Co. show today’s bids for wheat, corn, oats, and rye with September and December positions. Spot wheat No 2 gar licy in Baltimore is listed at 1.82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Spielman and Co
Baltimore
Airplanes join search for two missing flyers from Buffalo
Eight commercial ships from Curtis Field and three from Mitchel Field launched at dawn to sweep the corridor to Ithaca New York for M. M. Merrill and B. M. Ronhe. The hunt, led by Casey Jones, used a fan pattern with 30 to 40 planes over a grid blocked route, observers assigned to each sector. A $500 reward was offered for the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Field
N. Y
Mitchel Field
Here
Ithaca
M. M. Merrill
B. M. Ronhe
Buffalo
Wright brothers style air search ends in Buffalo
A noon tomorrow window was set for the plane in question between here and Buffalo. Merrill and Roy appeared amid a ground search led on the theory the flyers would not need spur in the effort and would not accept pay for rescue work done for a fellow pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Merrill
E. M. Roy
Here
Buffalo
Ward
Mother of Chaplin's Brothers Is Dead
Mrs Hannah Chaplin widow of the early English stage star died in Glendale California at age 62 after a gallstone attack. Her sons Charles and Sid Chaplin were noted in the report with Charles at her bedside and Sid reported to be in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas.y
Regeneration in Lower Animals Demonstrated
The article notes that many lower animals such as hydra lobster crab and earthworm can regrow lost limbs or body parts by forming new organs to replace damaged ones.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ee. Buckley
Michgian
McFarland
Paw Paw
Mary Cochran
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jordan Springs
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Town
Cherles Shewbridge
Brunswick
Pennsylvania Ramblers
Gettysburg
Black Diamond Orchestra
MacHale
Roanoke
J. M. MacHale
Jack
Billy
Easton
Charles P. Kremer
South Kent Street
Chevrolet Motor Car Company
Mr. McFarland
Stanley J. McFarland
Miss Giegas
Methodist Episcopal Church
Helping Hand Mission
Indian Hollow
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles
Nellie Harold
Mr. Earl Clark
Robert Worsley
Maurertown
Joseph D. Titus
West Cork Street
Maryland
Elmer Sanger
G. W. B. Castleman
Wadesville
L. M. Welsh
Helen Jean Miller
Virginia
North Carolina
A. M. Davis
Hagerstown, Md
Walter Smith
Purcellville
Howard Gsell
Harrisburg, Pa
A. J. DeHart
Louis J. Barr
Washington
Gerald Culberson
Atlanta, Ga
Mary Symme
Gertrude Burgess
Fort Loudoun Apartments
North Loudoun Street
John R. Hamilton
Colonial
Hagrestown
Simplex
Ray Robinson
Sadie Long
Mrs. E. W. Miller
Frank Lovett
A. F. Lapp, Sr
A. F. Lapp, Jr
Newark, N. J
Walter S. Nicklin
Alexandria
J. A. Howser
Bessie Harford
City
Cecil Bailey
Joseph A. Dellinger
The
National Fruit Product Company
Walter Shiner
Leslie Grimm
Rappahannock County
Nan Walter
W. J. B. Allen
J. R. DuShane
J. O. Sims
J. O. Sims Apple Exporting Company
Mr. DuShane
Sims
C. W. Cochran
B. Lee Barnett
B. D. Davis
West Clifford Street
J. M. Barrett
George Washington Hotel
Ernest Ralston
Carrie Hott
Dayton, Va
E. L. Fries
North Avenue
H. M. Craven
Messrs
G. R. Hudson
P. G. Hudson
Mary Sullivan
Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation
Mrs. Martin
Chesapeake Beach, Rd
Frederic McElhone
Upperville
Jersey
San Diego Union
Albany Knickerbocker Press
Christian Science Monitor
Chichester
Hedietsky Diamanen
R. G. Vance
Winchester-Berryville
Harry R. Kern
B. P. ‘Harrison
Spielman
Lovett Bros
Chaplin
Davis
Rotary Club
Ryton
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