Girls Athletic Association Plans December Activities
The December schedule includes the monthly tea on December 15 from 5:30 to 7, a Christmas dance on December 25 at Rouss Hall with Soddy Haines and His Orchestra, and regular Tuesday practices for basketball at Handley Gym. Officers and committees are named and members urged to bring toys for the District Nurse Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Evelyn Wright
Edna Holland
Helen Ritter
Helen Crisman
Philomena Laren
District Nurse Association
Rouss Hall
Soddy Haines
Elizabeth Hollis
Elizabeth Jasper
Ella Bauserman
Nellie Slonaker
Jack Harrell
Handley Gymnasium
Bat” Fries
Weekly social club meetings and choir practices listed
Social calendar shows regular meetings for Music Lovers Club Lions Kiwanis United Brethren Grace Lutheran Grace Church choir Rotary American Legion Troop 3 Boy Scouts with venues at homes and hotels including George Washington Hotel Brad dock Street Methodist and South locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Young People’s Choir
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Miss Schlack Weds Mr Reedy In Winchester Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Loraine Schlack daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Schlack to Mr Jack Reedy son of Mr and Mrs W H Reedy took place Saturday at the United Brethren Church parsonage on North Avenue with Rev George W Stover officiating The bride a Martinsburg native has lived in Winchester with her parents The groom a Winchester resident is a Front Royal Virginia native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine Schlack
Jack Reedy
J. W. Schlack
W. H. Reedy
United Brethren Church
North Avenue
George W. Stover
Martinsburg
Winchester
Front Royal
Music Lovers' Club Postponed On Grippe Sidelight
L Buckley is confined with grippe at South Stewart street. Music Lovers' Club meeting is postponed to Monday December 12 at 8 o'clock at her home. Auxiliary No 2 Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church plans luncheon and meeting tomorrow at Mrs Dora Brill's home. Grace Bosserman to visit Christmas holidays with her parents from Ward Belmont School. American Legion Auxiliary meets tonight at 7.30 to prepare Christmas boxes. Various local residents host and visit over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
L. Buckley
Grippe
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopa Church
Dora Brill
East Boscawen Street
Grace Bosserman
W. H. Bosserman
Fairmont Avenue
Ward-Belmont School
Nashville
Elks Services Highlight Fred Harper Address and Choir
Fred Harper delivered the address at Elks services with Lt. choir director Dr R R Sartelle leading a large chorus. Soloists included Mary Louise Sartelle Elsie Duncan and Floyd Haines as the ceremony featured Beethoven and Tchaikowsky pieces and a roll call of departed brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. van Beethoven
Peter Tchaikowsky
Mary Louise Sartelle
Weiniawski
R. F. Cline
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Floyd Haines
Elsie Duncan
Lord
F. F. Harker
Fred Harper
F. T. McFaden
R. Ray Sartelle
Madeline Whitlock
Philomena Laren
Mildred Harris
Dorothy Stouffer
Irene Mathews
J. H. Yost
Ivan O'Connell
Walter George
R. A. Shafer
Frank Buckley
Richard Griffith
Nelson Page
Albert Halvosa
Grove. Altos
Eloise Coldwell
Louise Glass
Rene Mathews
Evva Stouffer
Mary Cather
Lula Rush
T. W. Ayers
Peter Y. Brinton
Austin Sloat
Fred Shull
Renner
Eugene Russell
Hugh S. Duffey
Joe Haines
Harry Haines
William Wagner
Basses
Joseph Hodgson
Robert Babb
William Miller
Harry Keckley
Alfred Kerfoot
Horace Browne
R. McC. Glass
R. R. Sartelle
Butcher Buys 800-Pound Poland China Hog
Paul P. Glynn of Bloom bought a thoroughbred Poland China hog weighing 800 pounds from John M. Fishpaw. Glynn had the animal slaughtered locally and stored the meat for winter use by his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul P. Glynn
Bloom
John M. Fishpaw
Dispersal Sale at Walnut Hall a Great Success
Foxcatcher Farms at Walnut Hall Farm near Boyce reports a strong dispersal sale of thoroughbred stock from William duPont Jr. with 56 head sold plus eight mares and three mares from Montpelier and Benton consignments. The Satrap bought by William Lucas for 4600, others include Messenger, Star Trap, Rose Bearer, and many yearling and mare offerings with substantial totals and varied prices. The sale, under E J Tran ter of Fasig Tipton, grossed about 48600 on the duPont lot and attracted bidders from Kentucky and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Foxcatcher Farms
William duPont Jr
Walnut Hall
Benton Farms
D. C. Sands
Middleburg
T. H. Somerville
Montpelier
John W. Bain
Kentucky
E. J. Tranter
Fasig-Tipton Sales Company
New York City
duPont
Benton
Satrap
du Pont
England
William Lucas
Messenger
John W. McComb
Richmond
Wilmington
Del
Simon Pure-Lovelly
Eas T. B. Cromwell
Imp
Fair Play
Ultimus
D. J Holloway
Imp. Wrack
Ruler
B. G
Horron
Maharib
Ruralon
B.C
Horton- Rural
Moharib
Nctor
C. C
Imp. Atwell
Imp. Atwell- Beware By Fair Play, Randolph Duffey, $350. Reader, C. G
Repulse
M. H. Dixon
Morristown
N. J
Kings Crier
C. G
L. A. Glette
Stalwart
C. Utz
M. P. Dixon
Clare Booth
C. H. Farr
Mountsville
Equron
Horton- Equable
T. W. Durant
Seahorse N
D. Llye Miller
Bonnie May
Wrack
War-Cloud
T. D. Cromwell
the Satrap
Fast Lad
C. M
Hurry On
Tracery
W Davis
Felside
Felicity
Rock Sand
T. B. Cromwell
J. H. Whitney
Golden Fair
Imp. Wrack-imp
Flint Rqck
Messeng
J. B. Andrews
Index
B. M
Horton
Raymond Belmont
Seasick
J. W. McComb
Rural
B. B. Cromwell
Grey Fox II
Sundridge
E. C. McCunes
Trap Rock
Superman
Lynn Brugh, Jr
Horiion
T. A. Sears
Red Sea
Symington
Randolph Duffey
Plaudit
W. D. Clemand
Josephine Wiedel
Yankee
Dress Parade
Whisk Broom II
V. A. McMullen
Sir Barton-Futurist
Golden Maxin
W McK. Jones
Imp Paragon II
Junior
Prince of Wales
C. D. Boyer
Ogden
Chicago Grain Closing Prices and Market Quotation Notes
Quotations furnished by Leg and Company show high, low and closing prices of grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade today. A sports writer notes that once invincible football teams are now being upset by the scores, as cited by Nashville Southern Lumberman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leg and Company
Chamber Commerce Building
Baltimore
Chicago Board of Trade
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Nashville Southern Lumberman
Stocks edge higher in quiet New York market
Prices rose modestly in a calm session as Congress opened. Short covering outweighed selling with popular issues advancing one to two points. Sterling cables quoted at 3175 and call money at 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Congress
Wall Street
Folding concerns by early backers threaten ventures
The Macon Telegraph notes the main difficulty is locating several gentlemen who started holding concerns that later collapsed, hindering progress and raising questions about who funded the ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eas Tigera
Girls' Athletic Association
Frank Lovett
North Loudoun Street
Reva Hyman
Busy Bee Club
Busy Bee Four-H Club
Brenson
Dorothy Anderson
Nettie Frances Robinson
James R. Lupton, Jr
Edward S. Lupton
Ellen Huyett
Henry Pitted
Farrar
Women’s Missionary Society
Court House
Philadelphia
F. A. Reed, Jr
Athlone
Clarke County
Anne Brooke Kern
W. E. Huntsberry
Elsie Proffit
Loudelle Potts
Electa Stembock
Mary Boxley
Virginia Vredenburgh
City
Susan Carson
Riverton
Virginia Fritts
Miss McCartney
Kathleen McCartney
Handley High School
Stephens City
Hantley
Walter Underwood
New Market
Miss Goldie Dove
Miss Dove
Elmer McCoy
Mrs. Binet
A. E. Binet
St. Paul, Minn
Virginia Royston Binet
Binet
Anna Virginia Vorous
Berryville
A. H. Dove
Sunday School of
Christ Episcopal Church
Georgia Conrad
Mary Miller
Peter Yates Brinton
American Legion Post
Geo. Washington Hotel
Boy Scouts
Huntsberry
A. J. Clendenning
Virginia Gold Clendenning
the Hill
John Williams
Romney
W. Va
J. W. Graham
M. J. Leigh
Corrie L. Swimley
Mary Whetzel
Brucetown
George Ledman
Stewart Street
Scranton, Pa
Lewis Dinkle
Morningside Drive
Mrs. L. Dinkle
Bryan Conrad
Texas
Hunter H. McGuire
Dr. McGuire
North Braddock Street
Ir. F. A. Read
Lynchburg
Bernice Willis
Helen Willis
Cork Street
Washington
E. S. Graves
Dabney Harrison
Parebrook
Spe
Mrs. Harrison
Fred. Harper
Elks’ Services
Thomas B. Cromwell
Blood Horse
Lexington, Ky
Felicity Murrett
Colin-Lillie Flat
A of Wales
Chicago
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Ceeresee
Ernest ‘ ‘ K
Paul
Scarface
Liberty Magazine
Warner Bros
Robert E. Burns
Broadway
the Commercial & Savings Bank
the Bell Clothes Shop
Nave
Loudoun and
Boscawen St
Lovett
N. Main St
Governor Winthrop
R. M. Swimley
Margaret L. Hodgson
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