Surprise Party For Miss Hilda Fevre At Home on Bunker Hill
Miss Hilda Fevre was honored Friday night with a surprise party hosted by Miss Isabel Henshaw and Miss Hattie Swartz at her Bunker Hill home. Attendees included Misses Helen Kiger Evelyn Levenson Isabel Henshaw Audry Riggs Annabel Payne Helen O Connell Frances LeFevre Catherine LeFevre Martha Kiger Mildred Kiger Amelia Meown Messia Julian O Connell Dickler KE B LeFevre Harry Chapman Owen Clarke Doughal Chaplan Clarke Doughal Chaplin Berkley Miller S Brunk Jim Cushwa Earl Hornes Clarence Miller Frank Puempne Lucian LeFevre and R MooK. Refreshments were served late. evening described as delightful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Henshaw
Hattie Swartz
Hilda Fevre
Bunker Hill
Helen Kiger
Evelyn
Audry Riggs
Annabel Payne
Helen O’connell
Frances LeFevre
Catherine LeFevre
Martha Kiger
Mildred Kiger
Amelia Meown
Messia
Julian O'Connell
Dickler
KE B. LeFevre
Harry Chapman
Owen Clarke
Doughal Chaplan
Wen Clarke
Doughal Chaplain
Berkley Miller
S. Brunk
Jim Cushwa
Arl Hornes
Clarence Miller
Frank Puepmne
Lucian LeFevre
R. Mook
Shenandoah Assembly mass meeting set for Strasburg
Prominent men endorse a $1.5 million Shenandoah Assembly project to be a national religious educational and musical center at Massanutten mountain. A Strand Theatre gathering features speakers on its impact and funding with charter plans to be filed December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
National Geographic Magazine
Shenandoah Assebly
National Musical Center
C. J. Blanchard
Shenandoah Assembly
Shenandoah National Park
Shenandoahi Assembly
Massanutten Mountain
Shenandoah Bey
Virginia
Harpers Ferry
Bristol
Assembly
America
Shenandoah Valley
State Corporation Commission
Front Royal
Winchester
Woodstock
Harrisonburg
Pittae
Valley Conference to Boost Shenandoah tourist trade
Co. M. Collins and Andrew Bell leave for New Market Va to attend a dinner conference at the Sheavalee Club. Speakers include Former Governor Trinkle and Col Howard J Benchoff as guests. The event aims to analyze tourist flow and extend valley season. Bell and Collins will also attend Harrisonburg meeting of Virginia chambers of commerce officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Collins
George Washington Hotel
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
New Market
Sheavalee Club
Shenandoah Valley
Trinkle
Robert
5. Angell
Roanoke
Howard J. Benchoff
Woodstock
Int
Virginia
Messrs
Wellessly Graduate Weds Gen Kai-Shek
General Chiang Kai-Shek and Miss Merline Soong were married today in Shanghat. The former generalissimo of the nationalist army ties the knot with a Wellessly graduate in a ceremony reported by the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellessly
Gen
Kai-Shek
Shanghat
Chiang Kai-Shek
Merline Soong
Mrs A A Williams Visits Prison On Knox Hat Company Business
Mrs. A A Williams of the Knox Hat Company was reported as being sent to prison today to conduct company business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Williams
The
Knox Hat Company
Harpers Ferry to Play S V A and Other Cagers
Harpers Ferry High School opens basketball with 15 players reporting to coach Tom Grove. Four are lettermen from football season, including Mater Stabs and Mat er. Hetzel named captain with Daniel Moler as manager as team faces Shenandoah Valley Academy Frederick Mates Handley Berkeley Springs and Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Keyser High School
Tom Grove
Shepherd College
Handley High
Bierkeley Springs
Martinsburg
Lynch Mob Slays Leonard Woods on Kentucky Virginia Line
Leonard Woods a 35 year old Black man was lynched by a mob of about 400 men at the Kentucky Virginia line near Pound Gap after being taken from Whitesburg jail. The mob's composition reportedly included many Virginians and Kentucky cars were seen in the caravan. Virginia authorities consider a protest to Gov Byrd. Woods was accused in the FerDeaton slaying at Fleming Kentucky and was shot and burned on a platform at the highway site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jenkins
Leonard Woods
Virginia
Harry 4. Moore
Letcher County
Woods
Conty
Whitesburg
Jewis
Hershel Deaton
Wise County
Deaton
Fleming
Byrd
William N. Fields
Frankfort
Moore
Harry F. Byrd
Sam. H. Privitt
Point Gap
Virginia Line
Privitt
Kentucky
West Virginia
Denton
Dexton
Cumberland
Harshell Deaton
Elkton
Cerem Nies
Pound Gap
Jenkins-Kentucky
Gov. Fields
FE. Lee Trinkle
Mrs Grayson Drives to Keyser After Sister's Illness
Mrs Ernest Grayson left this afternoon by automobile for Keyser West Virginia in response to a message announcing the serious illness of her sister Mrs Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Grayson
Keyser
W. Va
Stewart
Thanksgiving News From the Luray Area
Refuge Brétilles preaching each nig est manifested by alle of Mr. and Mrs. R Mayhew called here by the sudden death of Luther Mc Cauley. Washington trip. Mrs. Painter visiting relatives in Luray. Winifred Mears spent Thanksgiving with Mears family and returns to Strayer. Lilliam Cave improving at Memorial Hospital Winchester. Marvin Kitchen family visited Stephens City. Suddiths guests in Toms Brook. Harry Cave and Nancy Cunningham honeymooning here. Byron Emmons improving. Luther Grim ill in Clarke county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Mayhew
Luther McCauley
Washington, D.C
B. C. Painter
Luray Page Coupe Ty
Winifred Mears
Mres
Henry Mears
Washington
Shy
Strayeror Pepe ‘Ollege
Lilliam Cave
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Marvin Kitchen
Madison County
Wise Kitchen
Stephens City
DeWitt Suddith
Gainesboro
Mack DeHaven
Nora. Trouser
Cumberland
Frank Perry
Carter Hale
Luther Grim
Clarke County
Tyson Brothers Apple Growers Face Bankruptcy Filing
Harrisburg Pennsylvania reports Tyson Brothers Inc and three brothers Chester J William C and Edward Co filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions in federal court. Liabilities total 400000 with assets listed at 150000. The firm owned about 3000 acres across Adams and Cumberland counties and faced collapse after a dispute over farm equipment sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Tyson Brothers, Inc
Adams County
Johnson
Lewisburg
United States District Court
Scranton
Chester J
William C
Edward Co. Tyson
Adams
Cumberland
Beach confession cited in Lilliendahl murder case
Mrs Maude Bark testified her husband Samuel said Willis Beach confessed guilt to him in Baltimore where he claimed Beach was present. Bark described as trick roping performer and occasional lawyer from Texas. Mrs Bark denies seeing Beach and says she married Bark six months ago and he claimed to be a ranch owner with six children from a prior marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Beach
Baltimore
Maude Bark
Samuel
Willis Beach
Thig City
Bark
Barke
Will of Wash M. Seal Leaves All to Widow Minnie
The will of Washington M. Seal, a well known Winchest er man, directs his entire estate to his widow Minnie M. Seal. The probate filing in the Corporation Court lists Minnie as administratrix with the will annexed bond set at 80 000. The diary margin records a February 6 1913 bequest to his wife for their boy Albert M. Seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teea
Corporation
Court
Waston
M. Seal
Heggpeses
Minni
Seal
Zidee Williams
M. Lohr
Wash. M. Seal
Minnie M. Seal
Albert M. Seal
Baby Beeves From Bierer Farm Take International Prize
Mrs. R. M. Swimley of North Louduon Street received a telegram from her brother Irwin Bierer of Frost Royal Virginia confirming four first premiums two second and two twelfth premiums at the International Livestock Show in Chicago. He notes 16000 head of cattle competed and expects to sell beeves at Chicago market upon the show’s end before returning home in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Swimley
North Loudoun Street
Irwin Bierer
Frost, Royal
Beettle
Chicago
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Miss What LeFevre
Ada Lloyd
Las
Ada Lucille E.foyd
Howard Waller Jacobs
New Orleans
Q. N. Lloyd
Bout
Jacobs
California
Apollo Hall
Tal Henry
Tow
Civic League
Handley Library
O'Thl Henry
North Carolina
Glynn Anderson
Florida
Lelia Shiner
Annie Finfrock
Arlington, Va
Bruce Tabier
Walter Haymaker
Harry Haymaker
Alice Clinger
F. Kenneth Rice
Amestown
N. Y
Gibson Baker
Mrs
BE. L. Pierce
Princeton, N. J
Mr. McSherry Lupton
Delaware
Louisa McLeod
G. W. Kelchner
Elizabeth Elchner
H., L. Rush
Berryville
John A. Stuart
Charles Edward Stuart
J.t.hurley
W. M. Bowen
Elder Trenary
Roy Shiner
Bruce Tabler
Mrs. Brytone
Cincinnatti
L. Marshall Baker
Harrisonburgh
Charlotte DeHart
Handley School
Senseney Road
Clara V. Fultz
William McKenzie
John A. Baecher
Norfolk
John Ford Baecher
Isabelle Crisman
Western Union Telegraph Company
Red Cross
Huntsberry
Valley Assembly
Valley
Genevieve Paddleford
San Quentin
Cal
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Coolidge
Pennsylvania
International Illustrated News
S.V.A
Mary Luzuske
Frackville
Mary
Line Street
International Newenree
Yee
Xre Sample
Ovett Bros
Times Square
New York
Nod Wess
Peek W. Johnson
Refuige Brétilles
Tyson Brothers
Sato Dor
W. M. Seal
Bierer
St H. R. Willis
East Piccadilly
Sang Pee
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Grove
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