Grace Orndorff Bride of Herbert Sipe in Washington
Announced marriage of Grace Virginia Orndorff and Herbert Berry Sipe. Bride daughter of T. J. and Grace Orndorff. groom son of W. H. Sipe of Bridgewater. Ceremony in Washington on November 25. Grace a nurse, alumna of Winchester High and Elon College. They will reside in Bridgewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Virginia Orndorff
T. J. Orndorff
Herbert Berry Sipe
Bridgewater
Washington, D. C
Reeves
Winchester High School
Elon College
North Carolina
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Social Calendar Full Week of Church and Club Meetings
A dense social calendar lists regular meetings for multiple groups in Brad dock including the Adult Woman's Missionary Society at Mrs Brill's home by Boscawen Street, Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel, D A Chapter at Fort Loudoun, United Brethren and Grace Lutheran choirs, Christian Endeavor at First Christian, Rotary luncheon at George Washington, A U W at Mrs Witherspoon's, Ladies' Aid supper at First Christian, a card party by Eastern Star, and American Legion luncheon at the George Washington Hotel.
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Adult Woman's Missionary Society of
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Ways and Means Committee of Order of the Eastern Star
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
American Legion Post
Miss Amlye Fay Aston Weds Mr Lupton in Washington
Announced marriage of Miss Amlye Fay Aston to Mr William Wilson Lupton took place at the bride’s parents home in Washington last Tuesday. Rev Gove Griffith Johnson officiated at 4 30 with family and intimate friends present. The couple to reside in Baltimore after a wedding trip. Winchester Historical Society to meet for discussion of its 250 page annual papers volume.
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Leona Shade
Preston Place
Leona L. Shade
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Preston N. Place
S. Isaah
Place
Clinton Shade
Mr. Place
A. L. Place
Continental Oil Company
Amlye Fay Aston
Mr. Lupton
Washington
William Wilson Lupton
Sara W. Lupton
Kerfoot Lupton
J. Lee Aston
Gove Griffith Johnson
National Baptist Memorial Church
Clarence J. Eichner
Eichner
Lupton Mccartney
State College
Winchester Historical Society
Handley Library
Students Return Home and Local Bridge Club Meet
Miss Betsy Rice returns to Hollins Virginia to resume studies after visiting her parents on Braddock street. Mr John Warren Rice goes back to Lexington to attend Washington and Lee University following Thanksgiving stay. The Tuesday bridge club meets tonight at Mrs Herbet Schutte s Courtfield avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Rice
Hollins
Holling College
Warren Rice
Braddock Street
John Warren Rice
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Herbert Schutte
Courtfield Avenue
Hallie Carpenter
J. W. Chamberlain
Fairmont Avenue
Washington, D. C
Virginia Robinson
Fred A. Robinson
North Louduoun Street
Washington
Harry Brooks
Louise Brooks
Lawrence Morris
Eloise Clowser
Valley Avenue
Martinsburg
Clifford Clowser
Virginia C
Russell
Betty Williams
Holton Arms School For
Harry K. Russell
South Stewart Street
June Bean
Mrs. E. P. Bean
Stewart Street
Margaret Beck
Harrisonburg
State Teachers’ College
Paul Beck
North Avenue
Leigh Williams
Wilmington
Del
Mary Greenway Russell
Dr L M Allen to Speak at Civic League Meeting
Regular Civic League session set for 3 30 Friday at Handley Library with Dr L M Allen as guest speaker on Quarantine for Contagious Diseases. Also notes church class, temperance legion and district nurses events plus a string of social updates from Woodstock to Washington.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Dr. Allen
The
Civic League
Handley Library
L. M. Allen
Loyal Tem Legion
Nursday
Loyal Temperance Legion
Braddock Street
Local social notes and illness updates from the area
Little Miss Coleen Clowser is confined at home with measles. Mrs Mae McCarty returned from New York City after shopping for the Betty Shoppe. Master Elmer Boone shows improvement from pneumonia and meningitis. Several residents travel or visit relatives. a bridge club meets tomorrow at Mrs Carroll Smith's home.
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Coleen Clowser
Maynard Clowser
Mae McCarty
New York City
Ruby Rowland
Stephens City
Elmer Boone
Boone
Japanese Reinforcements Rush to Tistsihar Area
Japanese army headquarters announced reinforcements were sent from the south Manchurian Railway zone to Tistsihar after Mah Chan Shan’s army was defeated. The move aims to counter a dangerous situation as garrison strength was reduced to a small detachment. An accompanying dispatch noted 200 bandits attacked Hurhara railway station, killing guards and robbing the station.
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Associated Press
Mukden
Manchuria
An_ Exchange
Harbin
Hurhara
Two Children Die From Poison Food in Pageland
Two children and five family members were hospitalized after eating poisoned food in Pageland South Carolina. The dead are Alice Jordan 14 and another child whose name is not fully given. authorities investigate the accidental poisoning case as possible toxin exposure from contaminated meal.
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The
Associated Press
Public Sale of The Big Survey in Frederick County Virginia
A substituted trustee offers four tracts in a public sale at the Winchester county courthouse on Saturday January 2 1932 at noon. The parcels include Back Creek District tracts near Perbroke Springs and Rock Enon Springs totaling 7301 acres, with one North Mountain tract part of The Big Survey and two Russell tracts adjoining Richard Cammer. Terms are cash with sale conducted by J W Baker as substituted trustee and Dunn & Duvall as auctioneers.
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W. A. Richeson
Willie D. Richeson
George C. Loomis
Nannie D. Loomis
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
American Land Company, Incorporated
Winchester
Back Creek
Perbroke Springs
Wardensville
Rock Enon Springs
North Mountain
R. E. L. Whitacre
Merrie Whitacre
Russell
Richard Cammer
J. W. Baker
Dunn & Duvall
Paraders Given Maximum Fines
Fourteen demonstrators arrested at the White House for parading without a permit were each fined the maximum. A $100 fine or six months in jail was imposed by Judge I R Hitt in police court. notices of appeal were filed and bonds set at $500 per person.
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Associates Press
Washington
White House
I. R. Hitt
Family in Calcin Tin Poisoning Incident
Attending physician reports the 2 year old Joe and his siblings, along with their parents Mr and Mrs Henry Jordan and three other children, are at the point of death after the family used a large calcium tin previously containing poison as a bin. Family members say they had used the tin for four bins.
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Boyd Mager Steele
Java
Akron
Ohio
Boyd Steele
Stephens City
Steele
San Francisco
Cal
Goodyear Rubber and Tire Company
Honolulu
Hongkong
Shanghai
Manila
India
Joe
Henry Jordan
Philanthropist Edward Hines Dies at 69 in Chicago
Edward Hines wealthy lumber magnate and philanthropist died after months of heart disease and pneumonia. He organized the Edward Hines Lumber Company with properties from the Gulf to the Great Lakes. He contributed land near Chicago and 3 million dollars for Edward Hines Jr. Memorial projects.
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Chicago
Edward Hines
Memorial Hospital Memorializes Son of Local Figure
Memorial Hospital treats hundreds of veterans and stands as a tribute to Mr. Hines’ son who died serving in France during World War I.
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Mr. Hines
France
Hindenburg Grants Germany Power to Raise Customs Duties
Berlin December 1. President von Hindenburg issued a brief decree authorizing the government to raise customs duties to a prohibitory level during the Reichstag recess. The decree allows changes to the customs schedule and bi lateral treaties with foreign nations if stringent economic necessity arises, potentially provoking protests from countries with most favored nation status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Germany
Elastic currency reform teased by Boston Herald
The Boston Herald jokes about reforming the money system by describing an elastic currency that snaps back into a pocket after paying a bill, framing the idea with witty social commentary.
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Boston Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace V. Orndorff
Sipe
Summit Point
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Boy Scouts
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Cochran
Mary Cochran
Walter Cochran
Pittsburgh
University Hospital
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Handley High School
Tanehveon
George Washington Otel
Loudoun
D. A
Fort Loudoun
Young Peoples Choir
United Brethren Church
Meeting of Christian Endeavor
First Christian Church
Huntserry
Huntsberry
Philathia
R. A. Larrick
East Piccadilly Street
District Nurses ’Association
John S. Brown, Jr
Pittston, Pa
Woodstock
Fravel
John S. Brown
City
S. K. Wright
Luray
Katie Mace
South Braddock Street
Mr. Douglas Sale
A. Sale
National Avenue
Frank Gelhausen
Chillicothe
J. B. Haddox
South Louhoun Street
James F. Rehill
Charles H. Lillis
Keyser
Holy Name Society
S . Ludwig
Harold Ludwig
Maxine Ludwig
Beckley
LaVerne Ludwig
Staunton
Bernice Hoover
Robert Riley
London School
J. W. Riley
George W. Riley
Ivan Vannoy
Milton Bauserman
Morgantown
Mrs. Vannoy
George Haines
Ashland
Randolph-Macon College
Reginald Haines
Bright Grove
Mary Himelright
Hagerstown
Roanoke
A. H. Armentrout
H.S. Barr
Harrisonburg, Va
Lyle Armentrout
University
Eugene Witherspoon
West
Cork Street
Elizabeth Burkhalter
Handley Faculty
Witherspoon
Miles B. Dean
Hayfield
Baltimore
William W. Guth
Robert Brill
Paul V. Carter
Catawba Sanatorium
Louise
Frances
Martha Jane Bowen
Mrs
Newton Bowen
Berryville Pike
Bessie McNerr
Middletown
Covington
Lynchburg
Sallie Rice
Neville Buck
Artgair Boone
Francis Rodgers
Edward Rodgers
Mary Elizabeth Rodgers
Cora Rodgers
James Jameson
Hilda Hughes
Hughes
J. Armel
White ‘Ac
Mary Warden Boyd
Catonsville
Robert Beech School
Philip W. Boyd
W. R. Orndorff
Mr. C. T. Owen
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Carroll Smith
West Clifford Street
Evening Star
O'N.nc
Chistmas
the Commercial & Savings Bank
National Credit Association No. 1
Fifth Federal Reserve District
Warner
Margaret
Hodgson
R. M. Swimlfy
Lou Bernstein
Art Fashion Clothes
Loudoun St
Jacobson Furniture
S. Main St
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Lovett Bros
Frank Lovett
City Meat Market
Funezral Directors
Buncutter Tire Co
Bell Clothes Shop
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