Social and Personal Bridge Parties Given For Miss Recher
Miss Edna Lamb hosted a bridge party at her home in honor of Miss Marie Recher of Philadelphia. Three tables played. Several guests and visitors from Goshen Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania attended and were seen at local hotels and social events around White Post and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Lamb
Miss Marie Recher
Philadelphia
Edith
Henrietta Cornwell
Miss Recher
R. A. Shaffer
Julia Steele
Florida
Kirby Dellinger
William Lupton
Local Orchestra Engaged for September Dances
The Shenandoah Valley Serenaders organized by John Dunn have been engaged to play for the Brunswick Athletic Association Labor Day dance on September 5. Winchester residents plan to attend. Mrs. Strother will host a September 3 Markham Virginia dance with the Dunn orchestra.
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Shenandoah Valley Serenaders
John Dunn
Brunswick
Frank Keckley undergoes major operation at Memorial Hospital
Mr. Frank Keckley a Memorial Hospital patient underwent a major operation yesterday. The procedure was satisfactory and he rests comfortably today. Keckley has long been connected with the local Hable stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keckley
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Keckley
Captain Lindbergh orchid named for flyer in Cleveland exhibit
The newest orchid creation named Captain Lindbergh, honoring the famous flyer, is on display at the National Association of Gardeners meeting in Cleveland. The plant sells for $1,000 and is shown by Joseph Mandan of West Orange, New Jersey, as experts note about 20,000 orchid varieties are being cultivated in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Captain Lindbergh
National Association of Gardners
Joseph Mandan
West Orange
N. J
America
Airplane Seen In Oronoco Delta Again
A State Department report from Caracas notes an unidentified plane spotted last Saturday in the Oronoco delta. It revived hopes it could be the Brunswick-Brazil flight piloted by Paul Redfern. Venezuelan authorities were told to telegraph all information due to sparse population in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Cook
Caracas
Venezuela
Oronoco
Brunswick-Brazil
Paul Redfern
Levine to abandon return flight if rivals succeed
London Aug. 31 Charles A Levine said he will not attempt a return flight over the Atlantic if British aviators Hamilton and Minchin succeed in their current attempt. He mentioned an alternative plan possibly to set new long distance endurance records flying toward the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Charles A. Levine
Atlantic
Hamilton
Minchin
Hesse seeks warrantless raids on Washington clubs
Major Edwin B. Hesse, superintendent of police, announced he will ask Congress to authorize police to enter Washington night clubs without a search warrant. He says many clubs function as drinking and gambling dens and that current law requires prior evidence to obtain a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Edwin B. Hesse
Congress
Hesse
Large Bass and Turtle Landed By Fishing Parties
Fishing parties based at T. J. Orndorff's bungalow on Capon river near Intermont captured large bass and a 15 pound turtle in recent days. Henry DeCourtney of Philadelphia landed a three pound bass while Lucien Lincoln of New Jersey caught the 15 pound turtle. Dr. J. J. Lincoln of Upper Montclair, N. J., also reported good catches.
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T. J. Orndorff
Capon River
Intermont
Henry DeCourtney
Philadelphia
Lucien Lincoln
New Jersey
J. J. Lincoln
Upper Montclaire
N. J
Pride of Detroit Arrives in Constantinople from Belgrade
The American monoplane Pride of Detroit piloted by William B. Brock and Edward F. Schlee landed in Constantinople at 11.45 am after departing Belgrade, Jugoslavia, at 4.30 am. The flight marks a segment of the round-the-world journey with the aircraft arriving from Belgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Constantinople
Detroit
William 8. Brock
Edward F. Schlee
Belgrade
Jugoslavia
German Plane May Fly Today
DESSAU Germany August 31 The Junkers trans Atlantic airship Bremen was rolled to the runway at 4 55 p m and fueling began It was reported she might take off about 6 30 p m carrying Friederich Loose Herman Koehl and Baron Ehreffield and Gunther von Huenefeld
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dessau
Germany
Junkers
Bremen
Friederich Loose
Herman Koehl
Baron Ehreffield
Gunther von Huenefeld
Derby Champion Silver Fox Breaks Hip at Saratoga
The Derby winner Silver Fox, son of Grey Fox II and Mary Queen of Scots, broke a hip while galloping at Saratoga Springs New York on August 31 and was destroyed. The horse had been sold to J Hastings by Rancocas Stables days earlier.
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Associated Press
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Silver Fox
Grey Fox II
Mary Queen of Scots
Cincinnati
J. Hastings
Rancocas
McCray Released From Prison Today
Warren T. McCray former Indiana governor was released on parole at 12 51 from a federal penitentiary after serving three years and four months of a ten year sentence for use of the mails in furtherance of a scheme to defraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
Federal Penitentiary
Passenger Ship Goes On Rocks In Alaskan Waters
JUNEAU Alaska Aug 31 The crack passenger liner Princess Charlotte of the Canadian Pacific Railway with 270 passengers aboard ran onto Wichnesski rock near Wrangell Alaska at 9 o clock last night Radio messages from the vessel say it is not in immediate danger but passengers will be taken off The captain expects refloating at high tide today Vessels and several tugs are en route to aid Charlotte Local residents arrive for visits and social news from Norfolk Chestertown and Virginia coastal towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Juneau
Alaska
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wichnesski Rock
Wrangell
Second Day of Fair Showcases Embroidery and Soaps
Continued from Page One the fair lists numerous Winchester entries in crafts and textiles. Participants include Mrs Charles Hodgson and Mrs J W Richards with leather pieces, Mrs E W Grant and Mrs Theresa Milburn with soaps, and multiple Winchester residents entered embroidery, linen work, towels, and table linens in Class 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Brown
South
Cameron Street
Frank Johnson
Hilda Johnson
Willard Johnson
Charles Town
W. Va
Prince
Charles Hodgson
Winchester
Damson
J. W. Richards
E. W. Grant
Clearbrook
Theresa Milburn
Martinsburg
W. 8. Bromley
F. L. Carper
Edna Wisecarryer
Emily
Pierce
E. J. Snapp
Lee Brown
Ada Lemonde
Maynard Crowser
Stephenson
H. M. Canter
Clara Jackson
Joseph Newlin
George Eagle
Embroideries and Needlework Items Displayed in Winchester Class
Readable OCR lists Misses and Mrs. names from Winchester, Opequon, Martinsburg and Stephens City showing embroidered pieces, crochet, tatting, lacework, bed spreads, towels, and lace edging. Includes items like crochet center pieces, filet mats, drawn work, and tatting displays across multiple classes with numerous participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Funkhouser
Opequon
Ada L. Heflin
Marshall
Frances Tipton
Stephenson
Ada Heflin
Jennie Briggs
Winchester
Joseph Newlin
Virginia Simpson
R .B. Racey
Estelle Newell
Clara Young
Anna Briggs
Mary A. Renabary
Martinsburg
Nannie Shiner
Annie Reese
Mary J. Gray
Hunter
Grim
James Cave
J. H. Funk
Miss Georgia
Darlington
H. M. Canter
Minnie Slonaker
J. W. Crider
Nannie Cooper
Cornelia Sutphine
Joseph M. Fawcett
E. L.tharpe
Anna J. Reese
Kilauea Lava Returns as Pele Myth Is Reborn
Hawaiians celebrate the lava return to Kilauea on Mauna Loa’s slopes as Pele the goddess of plenty is believed to return. Four lava fountains reach two hundred feet as spectators watch from Halemaumau crater. The eruption is expected to last six months to a year, with nightly shows drawing visitors worldwide.
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Kilauea
Pele
Tery
Hawaii National Park
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Volcano House
Halemaumau
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Goshen
Helen Renner
East Piccadilly Street
Miss Stone
Handley High School
John Clinger
Paul Wise
White Post
Lund
Thomas Shiley
Bunker Hill
T. A. Williams
Middletown
Louis L. Baker
Martha Elizabeth Paxton
Florence, Ala
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Ellison Park
Harry Wright
Roxborough
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Josephine Porter
Mary Capper
North Loudoun Street
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Grace S. Etter
Hagerstown
Kenneth Petrie
Washington, D. C
Rockville
Eugene Hoffman
Carolina Apartments
Baltimore
Wayside Inn
Ernest Meade
Philip Kramer
Dolly Patrick
Cumberland, Md
South Cameron Street
Joseph Dawling
Katherine
Mary Jane Dowling
Harrisburg
Staunton, Va
Herbert* Miller
Billy Miller
Elkton, Va
Martha Glenn
Wardensville
Messrs
O. S. Lewis
R. W. Brown
F. G. Hoskins
D. S. Crites
C. M. Gosnell
W. F. Harrison
S. J. Lichliter
R. S. Main
Harry. Goodman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Valley Pike
W. A. Clarke
Laurence Stable
Swathmore, Pa
James G. Lamb, Sr
J. G. Lamb, Jr
Media, Pa
George Washington Hotel
Loudoun County
Camille Graber
L. W. Hettenhousen and Son
Strasburg, Va
John P. Sartelle
Austin Sloat
Pauline Shoop
Bluemont, Va
Girls’ Athletic Association
Vera Smallwood
Lovettsville, Va
J. E. Smallwood
William C. Hipple
Emily Virginia Baker
Taylor Ritter
Charles Brandt
Allan Crone
Charles R. McCann
Brandt
Crone
Baltimore Police Force
Raymond Edmundson
University of Virginia
Charles Edmundson
The
Harry Jones
Munhall, Pal
Wilmer Edmundson
Legionier, Pa
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U. S. Naval Academy
Laurence Browning
Annapolis Chapel
Harris & Ewing
Herbert D. Whitacre
Pittsburgh
Mabel Stotler
Lelia Shiner
Takoma Park, D. C
Charles Shiner
Sydney Orndoff
Arlington, Va
Bruce Tabler
Mary Lynch
Mrs. M. M. Lynch
Doris Desper
Newport News, Va
Katherine McVicar
L. B. Thomas
New York
Jack
Nancy Rossman
Chambersburg, Pa
T. T. Grier
E. E. Ross
Evelyn B. Ross
Oxford, Pa
Hotel
Ernest Thomas
Ward Windle
John Boxwell
Alexandria
W. T. Colbert
Point of Rocks
Charles P. McVicar
Charles P. McVicar, Jr
Charles Chapman
Plant City, Fla
BE. L. Miller
Monmouth Street
Berea
Bostonians
Huntsberry
Capt. Lindbergh
Orchid
Levine
Maj
McCray
Alaskan
Fred W. Calvert
Atlantic Hotel
Norfolk
William M. Calvert
Woodstock
William Goss
Chestertown
Lucy Goss
South Kent Street
Luther Larrick
Newport News
Richmond
Virginia
A. G. Mason
Opal DeHaven
Florence M. Anderson
Los Angeles
Acaponeta
Mexico
Newal
Robert M. Ginter
Pennsylvania State Aeronautic Commission
Remi
Virginia Williamson
Ruth McCann
H. C. Jones
Courteney Caldwell
Leslie Carper
John W. Kern
Katie Gordon
Margie Fuller
Jerusalem
B. Smalls
Leslie
Carper
Chester
Art Department
Mamman
Robert Chamberlain
R Jones
Sylvia Grim
Jones
P. D. Plank
Jeter Seo
Lin
A L. Hert
Buster Brown
Boys Healthcoes Oe
Sample Shoe Store
Bes
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