Front Royal Fragments Highlight Local Weddings and Visits
The Front Royal brief notes the marriage of Miss Virginia Bowen of Warren County to Joseph Keyser of Rappahannock County at Bowen residence. It also lists visitors and moves among residents: dinners in Winchester, bridge at Riverside, travels to Washington, and guests from Markham, Richmond, and Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Virigiia Bowen
Warren County
Joseph Keyser
Rappahannock County
Social Notes From Front Royal To Winchester
Mrs. Chinn, formerly of Front Royal and now in Washington DC, visits Mr. and Mrs. M. Venable on West Main. Mrs. Susan Bierer of Boston and Miss Nancy Swimley of Winchester return home to Winchester after time with the Bierer family. Miss Ethel Wilkinson hosts tea for Miss Nancy Burgess Simpson ahead of her marriage to Theut. Paul Clarke Jr. at the Episcopal Church this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Turner
P. W. Turner, Jr
Ann Turner
Frank L. Buckley
Winchester
Miss Ann Turner
Washington, D. C
Jack Poulton
Washington
Turner
Miss Turner
Manor Road
C. R. Crane
W. W. Sonner
E. P. Varden
Richmond
Front Royal
Strickler House
Lee Weekley
Trenary
Jackson Street
A. Allen
West Main Street
Roy Lutz
A. N. Carroll
Coniesville
Carroll
Mrs. Chinn
M. Venable
Susan Bierer
Boston
Nancy Swimley
Ethel Wilkinson
Nancy Burgess Simpson
Paul Clarke
Episcopal Church
Axe Execution To Be Continued By Nazi Regime
Berlin reports that under the forthcoming Nazi penal code the axe remains the heaviest punishment. Justice Minister Franz Guertner said execution by the axe will stand, and death by self harm is not allowed as an alternative. He stressed there will be no loopholes for criminals and penalties will match bad intent with severe deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Franz Guertner
Guertner
Benham Closes Out Affairs Of Defunct Bank
Special receiver Harry K. Benham advances liquidation of the old People's Bank of Stephens City. He expects to collect notes due within a month or two, while some may extend years. In the past year assets were converted to cash for depositors, six new judgments totaling 2147.12 were issued, and two ten percent dividends have been paid with another possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Benham
Old People’s Bank, Inc
Stephens City
Benham
Bank closure leaves depositors owed over twenty thousand
The People's Bank, Inc. closed its doors over two years ago and owed depositors more than $20,000. Officials say recovery and payout will take some time in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Bank, Inc
Lions First Aid Station to Open on Martinsburg Pike
The Winchester Lions Club announced a first aid station will open on the Martinsburg Pike at Ridge nursery in September. It will be the first Lions Club in the United States to pave and operate such a station. Similar stations already run by the Winchester Elks and the Rotary Club at Stephens City and Middletown have aided motorists with illness or injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lions Club
Martinsburg Pike
A Ridge Nursery
Lions Club
United States
Stephens City
Middletown
Winchester Elks
Rotary Club
Prescott Claims First Public Wild West Rodeo
Prescott Arizona asserts it hosted the first public wild west rodeo about fifty years ago, marking a historic claim of early frontier entertainment in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Ariz
Wray Goodwin and Inc Amends Charter in Lynchburg
The State Corporation Commission at Richmond approves an amendment for Wray Goodwin and Inc of Lynchburg maintaining an office in Winchester. President T E Wray. secretary O V Hanger filed. Authorized capital stock reduced from 20000 to 5000 and issued stock lowered from 20000 to 5000. Firm engages in apple buying and selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Corporation Commission
Richmond
Wray-Goodwin and Inc
Lynchburg
Winchester
T. E. Wray
O. V. Hanger
Apple
Signs Point To Apple Harvest
Signs indicate the approaching apple harvest as a Baltimore and Ohio train was heard at Kerns town early this morning before moving south. Residents bound for Winchester later witnessed a long line of yellow refrigeration cars used for transporting apples, signaling forthcoming siding activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Kernstown
Winchester
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Ert Tro
Ette
Claes
Alberta
Peaches
Tbs
Barlett
White House
A&p
N. B. Co
Olives
Zacates
Meeda Bakers
Graham
Lipton’s Tea
Bany Garden
P & G Soap
SELOX
Camay Soap
Hania
Bot Coats
J. N. Mayer
Riverside
Hilton Freeman
J. B. Harnsberger
Mrs. Freeman
Mary Lou Hitt
Elizabeth Major
Carolina Carson
Fanny Holt
Giles Bolen
Frances
Jessie Bolen
Markham
Eva Marshall
Dr. J. 8. DeJarnette
Braunton, Va
C. Baltimore Calvert
Mary Macabin
Elizabeth Poulton
E. F. Spring and Sons
Edward, Jr
Shirley
Erie, Pa
Co. W. Miller
Blue Ridge Avenue
C. W. Miller
William Fuqua
William Fauqua
Berkeley Springs
Charles Johnston
Hot Springs
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Big Sister
TNA
Krit
Central_Pre Press Association, Inc
Mwell
MR. Krit
BY Les Forgrave
Rae
N.ra
ISTER
UGTON
Elks Club
Pine Motor CO. Col. Brad. and
Cecil Sts
California
Community Oil Service
Millwood Avenue
Lions
Wray-Goodwin
John W. Rosenberger & CO
BraDdock St
Baltimore
Free State
Cammertire CO
Braddock & Boscawen Sts Ae
Seay T
Ersteens
Bickers Motor Co
Winchester, Va
Shell
Shell Station
Amherst & Bascawen Sts
Valley Ave
Twin-City Oil & Cas Corp
Bas Fermina! Bldg
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Company
Baker’s Service
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