Ode to a Millwood Ball and Blue Ridge Hunt Notes
Social round in Millwood and Baltimore scenes features Carter Hall ballroom addition for Lambert Lloyd wedding hosts and guests from New York to Baltimore. Hunts at Clay Hill and Annefield mark a busy weekend amid debutantes, dinners, teas, and Thanksgiving gatherings with families including Jacobs Nelsons and Wetheralls in attendance.
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Farnley
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Mackay-Smith
Edward Gay Butler
Mr. Butler
Butler
Alvin Baird
G. S. Pat Jr
J. Townsend Burwell
W. Pinkney Wetherall
Baltimore
Lyric
Wetherall
Edward B. Jacobs
Billy Jacobs
Talbot J. Albert
Elkridge Kennels
Nancy Nelson Huidekoper
Prescott Huidekoper
Ruxton
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Cotillion
Millwood
Fenton Nelson
Robert B. Nelson
Winchester
Henry Post Mitchell
Hamilton Page
Yale University
Princeton
Robert P. Page
Ardmore
John Payne
New York
George H. Bur
Alexander Stronach, Jr
Great Neck
L. L
Barton
Annapolis
Seance Sete
Raleigh
Howard Thomas
Alexander Stronach
B. Duvall Chambers
Courtney B. Jones
Thomas A. Scott
Christ Church, Millwood
B. Duval Chambers
Elizabeth Sailer
Philadelphia
Blue Ridge Hunt
Ned Lewis
Berryville
N. Burwell Jones
Kennedy Edsall
Richard P. Whiting
John Woolfolk
Boston
Hugh M. Nelson, Jr
Agnes Page Mitchell
Holton Arms
F. Allerton Read
Thomas Nelson
Page
Saratoga
Congress Hotel
Nelson
Hartford
Conn
James Lindsey
George H. Burwell
William Bell Watkins
Karl Boy-Ed
Washington
Plan to close Virginia dark tobacco markets
A 13 man committee was named in Blackstone Virginia to devise a plan for closing all dark tobacco markets in the state due to low crop prices. The decision comes as growers face reduced income and seeks a coordinated response from producers and authorities.
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Associated Press
Blackstone
Virginia
Stocks Hold Ground After Celebration in New York
New York stock market opened with prices little changed after yesterday’s celebration. Sterling rose to 5.1534 dollars and call money stood at three quarters of a percent as trading ticked along near the previous levels.
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Associated Press
New York
Pennsylvanians Approve Bonus for Veterans by Senate
The Pennsylvania Senate passed bills authorizing up to 50 million dollars in bonds to fund veteran bonuses. Eligible veterans from the Philippine Insurrection Boxer Expedition Spanish American and World Wars would receive ten dollars per month of service with a $200 cap.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Pennsylvania
Elephants Protected in Mwanza and Tanganyika Regions
The Bel gian Kongo authority bans hunting of elephants in Mwanza territory and the Tanganyika region, enforcing protections for the species and wildlife.
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Mwanza
Tanganyika
Colonel Hill Sued For Tuition Of Daughters
John Philip Hill, a Republican gubernatorial hopeful in Maryland, was sued in District Supreme Court for 2668 by Holton Arms School over unpaid tuition for his three daughters. The school says the daughters enrolled February 1931 and two have attended every term while the third remained until last June.
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Washington
John Philip Hill
Maryland
District Supreme Court
Holton Arms School
Hill
Norris Convicted in Scottsboro Attack retrial
Clarence Norris, second of seven Black defendants in the Scottsboro case, convicted by a Morgan county jury on charges of attacking a white woman aboard a freight train near Scottsboro Alabama two years ago. The verdict carries the death penalty. Patterson was the first retrial defendant to be sentenced to death. Remaining defendants await decisions on Patterson and Norris appeals.
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Decatur
Ala
Clarence Norris
Scottsboro
Morgan County
Norris
Heywood Patterson
Patterson
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices Report
Closing quotations show Chicago December at 84 4 and May at 87. July 86. Baltimore spot wheat at 89. Winchester spot wheat listed at 85. Data supplied daily to The Star by Winchester Milling Corporation via Sticker Sales Corpora tion dealers in cash grain and futures.
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Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Cooper boy leaves hospital for home to recover
Strother C. Cooper son of Mr and Mrs O C Cooper has been moved from Memorial Hospital to the family home at 830 Amherst Street after another operation for idioitis. Doctors say he is improved but will miss time before resuming studies at Shenandoah Valley Academy.
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Strother C. Cooper
O. C. Cooper
Memorial Hospital
Amherst Street
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Rosenberger
Hable
Henry
Argument Made In Woodward Case
Moses Woodward faced a criminal assault charge in a Strasburg area case near Middletown last September. The Circuit Court heard arguments from both sides and prosecutors expected the jury to deliberate later today.
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Moses Woodward
Strasburg
Middletown
Circuit Court
Condition Serious for Winchester Resident Womelderich
George B. Womelderich, a well known Winchester citizen, remains in Memorial Hospital in serious condition after an operation last week.
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George B. Womelderich
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Ordinance to Curb Peddlers Is Voted Down
City council rejects an ordinance to curb peddling by itinerant sellers dealing with licensed dealers. Debate centers on aligning with state law and awaiting legislative revisions before final action.
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Hollis
Forney
Mente Leben
Glaize
Anderson
Police Department
Appeals For Newspapers
B. Carr
Washington Post
Messrs
Jenkins and
Miller
Carr
Post
Winchester
Marshall
Finance Committee
Schutte
Rosenberger
Argument Starts In Murder Case
The jury heard morning arguments on day two in the trial of Emanuel E. Bingaman 20 of Gettysburg for the murder of Reuben N. Sollenberger a filling station attendant in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Mad
Emanuel E. Bingaman
Gettysburg
Bingaman
Reuben N. Sollenberger
Estate of Thomas J. Cooper valued at $100 927 21
According to the official appraisement in the corporation clerk’s office the estate of Thomas J. Cooper who died recently is valued at $100 927 21. Appraisers named are J H Yost E G Rusk and Roy A Larick Executors named in the will are W E Cooper Walter H Bosserman and Clark M Smith.
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Thomas J. Cooper
J. H. Yost
E. G. Rusk
Roy A. Larick
W.E. Cooper
Walter H. Bosserman
Clark M. Smith
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Farn
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Nancy Huidekoper
Baltimore Cotillon
Gerard B. Lambert
Stacy B. Lloyd, Jr
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Columbia Cartoon
FBI
Wolf Dog
Rin-Tin-Tin, Jr
Franke Darro
Winchester Milling Corpn
Winchester, Virginia
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Coaster
Hamman’s ‘Dollar Store
St. James
Uominutes
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