Waterford and Belleek porcelain on display. marriage announced
The exhibit features Waterford crystal and Belleek porcelain with examples by Mrs Carl Massey and Mrs Philip Boyd. Also announced is the marriage of Miss Mary Frances Ritter to Mr Leon Jones on March 10 1933 in Belair Maryland. The couple plan to live in Front Royal Virginia after a wedding trip.
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B. B. Dutton
Waterford Glass
County Fermanagh
Ireland
Carl Massey
Philip Boyd
America
Lennox
Massachusetts
White House
Wilson
Mary Frances Ritter
Leon Jones
Front Royal
Belair
Pion, D. Groves
Blair Methodist Episcopal Church
C. W. Ritter
No. 339
West Cork Street
Handley High School
Chamber of Commerce
Jones
G. C. Jones
Randolph-Macon Academy
Warren County High School
Mr. Jones
Social Calendar Of Evening Meetings And Rehearsals
A listings page details weekly meetings luncheons and rehearsals across several groups. Events include Lions Club Kiwanis Club Kiwanis weekly luncheon sessions Little Theatre rehearsals for the play Kempy and choir practices at First Baptist Grace Lutheran United Brethren and other churches along with Elks Winchester Lodge and American Legion Post gatherings.
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Frank L. Buckley
Boat Stewart Street
Aew
Lions’ Club
Little Theatre
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Church
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Little
American Legion Post
Century Club Members Enjoy Delightful Afternoon
At the November 28 meeting Mrs. Robert Glass hosted a large group of Century Club members and guests. Mrs. Arthur M. Field presented a striking talk on Benng the Eighth and the Re formation in Ireland, followed by a paper from Mrs. Fred L. Glaize on Waterford Glass and Belleek Porcelain with exhibits, including a Waterford green claret pitcher.
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Century Club
Henry
England
Rome
Augustine
Katherine of
Arragon
Church of England
Anne Boleyn
Elizabeth
Ireland
Patrick
Fred L. Glaize
Waterford Glass
Belleek Procelain
Dublin
Pounding party greets Rev Seastrunk at Albin home
The Rev. C. E. Seastrunk and Mrs. Seastrunk were surprised by a large group of church members and friends at their Albin home as they assembled a pantry for winter. Attendees included relatives from Columbia and friends from Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR, with Col B. M. Roszel as guest speaker. Also noted are plans for upcoming church services and a later DAR meeting at Fort Loudoun.
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C. E. Seastrunk
Gravel Springs
Harry Brill
Harold Cooper
Daisy Orndorff
Thelmas Himelright
Alice Keller
E S. Orndorff
Margarine Orndorff
T. S. Cooper
John Randolph Cooper
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Katharine Glass Greene
Cotillion Debuts And Society Weddings In Winchester
The article details a long Baltimore style cotillion with Winchester debutantes led by Miss Fenton McGuire Nelson and Miss Rosalie Nelson, plus Miss Eliza Taylor White and others. It notes the Thanksgiving wedding of Miss Janie Elizabeth Edmiston to Mr. Andrew Preston Jarvis and arrivals of the Danley family to Winchester, with Mrs. Lovett visiting in Baltimore.
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London
Baltimore
Winchester
Fenton McGuire Nelson
Robert B. Nelson
West Boscawen Street
Alexander Rutherford
Mr. Rutherford
William Fell Johnson
Miss Nelson
Rosalie Nelson
Eliza Taylor White
W. Winchester White
John F. Davis
Landon Brooke Davies
Philipe, Gaines McMillan
Charley+R. Posey
Davies
Arabella Davies
Helen Ames Washington
Overbrook
Henry Keyser
Messrs
James A. Cary, Jr
Frederick W. Brune
Janie Elizabeth Edmiston
Carroll Menefee
Sperryville
Andrew Preston Jarvis
Statesville
N. C
Menefee
Harris Chelf
Candalabra
Colonel Menefee
J. Walton Wood
Jarvis
Gordon Clarke
Richmond
Robert Mercer Menefee
Rappahannock
Nicholas Coke
Mr. Jarvis
N.C
Tobacco Company
Great Britain
Ireand
Dinner Party Crashes as Plaster Falls at Washington Home
A dining room ceiling collapse at Mrs. Robert Chapman’s 2029 Q Street residence in northwest Washington interrupts a dinner party. Guests including Miss Sophie Baker escape injury as plaster rain scatters diners and damages cut glass and silverware during a winter housewarming event.
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Winchester
Robert Chapman
Q Street
Chapman
Robert McC. Glass
South Washington Street
Nowata
Okla
J. Wood Glass
Texas
Winchester Resident Recovers From Memorial Hospital Operation
Mr. George B. Womeldorph, a well known Winchester citizen, was reported resting fairly well after an operation at Memorial Hospital. He may require a second operation when his strength allows. The note follows a week of critical condition and potential further procedures.
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Geo. B. Womeldorph
George B. Womeldorph
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Fairy
Priests Sentenced in Germany for Nazi Regime Remarks
In Berlin on December 2, two Catholic priests received prison terms for remarks deemed insulting to Hitler and Joseph Goebbels. Rev. Father Brodesser, at Dortmund, got five months for insulting remarks to a class of students. Rev. Father Stender, at Nordhausen, received one month for offensive words toward the regime.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Dortmund
Father Brodesser
Hitler
Joseph Gobbels
Father Stender
Nordhausen
Azi
Philco Radio Programs and Christmas Offer Ad
Radio listings for Saturday December 2 include Mary Small, Frederic Wile, Willard Thorp, Leopold Stokowski, Ed D Anna and Byrd Expedition broadcasts on WJZ and WCAO. Miller and Anderson promote a trade in old sets for a new Philco with low weekly payments and features like shadow tuning and Class A auto volume.
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Mary Small
WJZ
Washington
Frederic Wm. Wile
WCAO
Willard Thorp
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Philadelphia Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski
D’anna
Niagara Falls
Philco
County Mutual Holds Second Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Frederick Mutual Fire Insurance Company reported two losses totaling 52.50 for the year ending December 1 1933 with losses on J E Nelson and J H Ramey properties. It shows 576122 29 in actual insurance on property valued at 996173 26 and an assessment rate of 1 80 to 4 80 per 1000. W E Edwards spoke on advancing moral risk and proper valuations while officers and directors were elected including Edwards as president Dailey as secretary treasurer and McCann as vice president.
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Frederick Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Court House
Lester Dailey
J. E. Nelson
J. H. Ramey
WE. Edwards
W. E. Edwards
Harry L. McCann
F. B. Cadwallader
C. E. Cougill
John R. McKeever
W. O. Baker
L. H. Ramey
M. J. Pease
R. A. Cooper
J. M. McAboy
Mountain and Field Fires Break Out In County
Two fires in the western Frederick county region burned over 100 acres. One blaze started near Hay field, consuming over 60 acres as 25 firefighters fought it until control. A second fire on Pan cote’s land burned over 24 hours with dense smoke reaching the Valley pike, while communications were limited.
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Frederick County
William Cornwell
Hayfield
Pancote
Mount Williams
Valley Pike
President Signs Liquor Import Control Code
President Roosevelt signed the liquor import control code to regulate import quantity and method. The code will be run by the federal alcohol control administration and sets a preliminary permit period until Congress acts. It anticipates about 4,000,000 gallons of hard liquor and 7 ton gallons of wine imported annually based on the 1910–14 average.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Congress
Brazil Thrilled by Lindbergh Flight Rumors
Reports say Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh may fly into Natal Brazil today triggering wild enthusiasm. Rumors spread they will depart from Cape Verde for a 1875 mile trans Atlantic run to the easternmost point of the Americas. Experts estimate 14 hours in the air while radio stations prepare to intercept signals from the Lindbergh plane with Mrs Lindbergh handling the sending piece.
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Associated Press
Natal
Brazil
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cape Verde Islands
Linda
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Closing Prices
Closing quotations in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets reported by Winchester Milling through Sticker Sales in Hagerstown Maryland show futures and spot prices. Chicago December 81.12 May 84 Half close July 83 percent. Baltimore spot 85 Winchester spot 82.
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Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Holy Communion and Advent Services at Christ Episcopal Church
The church at Boscawen presents 8 am Holy Communion 9 45 am Sunday School 11 am Holy Communion and sermon on The Holy Communion an approach to God 5 30 pm evening prayer with Advent week prayer and Collect invoking God to cast away darkness and arm us with light before Christ's return.
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Jesus Christ
New York Stocks End Quiet Session With Small Turnover
In a languid trading day, New York stocks moved little during two hours of business. Turnover totaled about 275,000 shares, the lightest Saturday activity since early September, with price changes minor and the close described as steady.
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Associated Press
New York
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D. W. Richardson
Union Theological Seminary
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405
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Cork Street
Charles W. West
West King Street
Martinsburg
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Woman's Auxiliary
Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Clifford Street
Janie Edmiston
Andrew P. Jarvis
Danley
F. W. Danley
Moberly
Greystone Terace
J. W. Arthur
American Savings Life Insurance Company of
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Mildred Crisman
Mr. Danley
Missouri
James W. Danley
Lovett
Frank Lovett
North Loudoun Street
Reva Hyman
Hazel Moulden
Norfolk
Young People’s Society of the
Burnt Factory
Maybelle Lee
Clarke County
Leslie C. Cooper
Joseph H. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Mrs. Strother Lehrman
Berryville Avenue
C. K. Chambers
C. Edward Chambers
C. K. Hicks
Welltown
Ethel Dyke
Russell Merryman
D. F. Dyke
Eddie Cantor
County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
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W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
James Alexander Connelly, Jr
Merion, Pa
Connelly
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Christ Episcopal
Robt B. Nelson
Boscawen and
Washington Sts
Ead
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Wenser Federal Reserve
Dairies
Brooks‘ Pharmacy
Dromedary
Lovett Shoe
Ashington
Prnaces
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Margaret L
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