Fellowship Club plans Christmas aid with volunteer drive
SLI al er presiding notes church and civic leaders coordinating a Christmas relief effort. Miss Keating Mrs Nalley and Mr Legge urge giver contact to avoid duplications while a faster donor list is shared among churches and individuals. Volunteers are sought to work a week before Christmas. A proposed nursery school may start if space is found with furnishings donated. Destitute children are reported, and Miss Beverley manages volunteer calls.
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Fellowship Club
Rebecca Beverley
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
Social events list for Wednesday through Friday at George Washington Hotel and nearby venues. Kowanis Club luncheon at 12 30 p m. Stephenson Social Club at Mrs Meredith Anderson s home at 1 45 p m. Robert Y Conrad Post 21 meeting at Handley Library auditorium at 1 30 p m. Winchester Lodge 867 BPOE at Ellis home Braddock Piccadilly at 4 p m. Grace Lutheran adult choir practice 8 15 p m. Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Thursday. Robert Y Conrad Post American Legion at George Washington Hotel Friday.
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George Washington Hotel
Kowanis Club
Stephenson Social Club
Meredith Anderson
South Braddock Street
Robert Y. Conrad Post
Handley Library
Winchester Lodge
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Civic League meets to fund Tuberculosis work and safety drive
The Civic League held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Melvin Green home with 2¢ members present. It voted to buy a bond for the Tuberculosis Association and discussed Edith Maxwell case. Milk fund plans join February community drive, safety in driving subject promoted with pledges and road-hazard talk. Andrew Bell warned of car accidents, literature distributed, and safety rules stressed. Shawnee Home Demonstration group held meeting at Mrs. George Bywaters home planning dress revue and leader training. Christmas candy demonstrations announced by Miss Flickinger. Child Welfare Committee met at City Council chamber, promising full cooperation.
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Civic League
Melvin Green
Tuberculosis Association
Edith Maxwell
Lola Moore
America
Bell
Bywaters
Shawnee Club
George Bywaters
Maynard Bayliss
John Bywaters
D. C Lichliter
Robert Snapp
Janet Cameron
Flickinger
Northern Virginia
Louise Cooley
Miss Irene Sisk Weds Lawrence Guthridge in Simple Market Street Ceremony
Irene Sisk daughter of Mrs. Lena Martin Berryville avenue married Lawrence Guthridge son of Mrs. Ella Guthridge Middletown in a December 1 parsonage ceremony at Market Street Meth Episcopal Church. Rev W M Brashears officiated the ring ceremony. The bride wore a blue suit with matching accessories. The couple resides on Valley avenue. Guthridge works for National Fruit Product Company.
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Irene Sisk
Lawrence Guthridge
Market Street Meth- Episcopal Church
Odist
W. M. Brashears
Ternoop
Lena Martin
Berryville Avenue
Lawrence Guthdige
Ella. Guthridge
Middletown
Garland Hitt
Phyllis Trimble
Leon Fritz
Uthe
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Harrisburg
Leon Fritz, Jr
Colonial Park
Fritz
Robert Trimble
Turner Dunlap Celebrates Eightieth Birthday in Winchester
Mr Turner A Dunlap prominent retired farmer from Rock Enon section spent today in Winchester visiting old friends and doing Christmas shopping. He celebrated his eightieth birthday and reports good health and hearty appetite.
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Turner Dunlap
Turner A. Dunlap
Rock Enon
Winchester
Dunlap
Dunilap
Byrd Resumes Social Life With Leesburg Lunch
Mrs. H. F. Byrd of Rosemont Clarke county returned to society with a lunch yesterday hosted by Mrs. Frank Rittenhouse in Leesburg. It marked her first social participation in over a year due to illness.
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H. F. Byrd
Rosemont
Clarke County
Frank Rittenhouse
Leesburg
World News At A Glance Sparks Across the Globe
Washington invites A. F. of L. leader William Green to step out. In Maryland four more persons questioned in Corinna Loring death. Langley Field reports Joseph Russell 17 and Mrs Clement H Kelley free. Caldwell flight 9500 miles seeks Lincoln Ellsworth missing in Antarctic. Hauptmann case discussed by Ellis Parker with the court. Mussolini warns sanctions could harm peace prospects. Japanese delegation to naval conference seeks parity with Britain and the U.S. Winter fog covers the British Isles. Italy bombs Ethiopian troops at Dessye with reported efficacious results.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
William Green
A. F
Upper Marlboro
Corinna Loring
Langley Field
Joseph Russell
Clement H. Kelley
Caldwell
N. J
Russell K. Thaw
South America
Lincoln Ellsworth
Antarctic
Mt. Holly
Ellis H. Parker
Hauptmann
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
London
Great Britain
United States
British Isles
Dessye
Mother and Three Children Die in Cleveland Fire
A mother Mrs Alga Wheaton 29 and her children Edward 6 Edith 3 and John 1 were burned to death when fire struck a two family dwelling in Cleveland. Marion Wheaton 39 WPA worker was rescued severely burned by Patrolman Lace Floyd. Six others escaped unharmed from the other suite.
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Cleveland
Alga Wheaton
Edward
Edith
John
Marion Wheaton
WPA
Lace Floyd
Wheatons
John Steiner
Wheaton
Floyd
Albert Wheaton
Record Installations Highlight Shenandoah GE Oil Furnace
Shenandoah Electric Appliance Company a GE dealer announced a record oil furnace installation in an automatic heating plant. An order arrived Tuesday at noon, the unit arrived after lunch, and by Wednesday evening the plant was in operation. Local notices mention accompanying social and hospital updates for area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Electric Appliance Company
General Electric
Operetta Triumph At Handley After Bridge Crash
A railroad bridge collapse near the Wise Hotel last night united Handley high school talents in the operetta And It Rained. The 117 cast and 104 chorus delivered a lively show with notable dance numbers and strong performances from John Hottel, Dorothy Larrick, Betty Wilkins, and Dennis Black.
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Handley High School
Handley
Wise
John Hottel
John
Dorothy Larrick
Mrs. Wise
D. Ps
Betty Wilkins
Mile
Marie Caray
Mary Cary
Cub Pack To Meet On Monday Evening Meeting Notice
An important Cub Pack meeting will be held Monday at 7 p.m. in the office of Frank Horton, Scout Executive, at Market and Boscawen streets. All pack members are urged to attend in place of the regular session.
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Red Bud
Round Hill School
William Mickley
Round Hill
Paul E. Behrens
Bryarly
Carter Baker
Reta Place
Tressa_ Dick
Mary Largent
Sybilla Crisman
Fort Loudoun
C. P. McVicar
Handley Avenue
Wilbur M. Krise
D. W. Ritenour
William M. Richards
C. Vernon Eddy
Ellis Island
Frank Horton
Market
Boscawen Streets
Football Game Is Cancelled By Giants
Winchester semi pro team announced the December 8 game against the Silver Springs Giants in Maryland has been cancelled.
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Wnchester
Silver Springs
Giants
Five Die In Virginia Auto Crashes On Friday
Five persons died in Virginia road accidents on Friday. Anton Joswick 25 of Hopewell was killed when his motorcycle collided with a car on the Petersburg pike. Louis Shaw and William R. Harrison were killed when an oil truck struck their parked car near Alexandria. James Robinson a Black man was killed in a hit and run near Saluda. James Johnston a Black man of Blackstone died in Petersburg hospital after a fall from a moving truck near McKenney. November 30.
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Anton Joswick
Hopewell
Petersburg Pike
Louis Shaw
William R. Harrison
Alexandria
James Robinson
Saluda
James Johnston
Blackstone
Petersburg
McKenney
Four Witnesses Questioned in Loring Case in Maryland
In Upper Marlboro Maryland Lieutenant Joseph H Itzel prepared to question four witnesses in the search for the slayer of Corinna Loring. An unnamed Mount Rainier man with alleged valuable information and two wood cutters who worked near the Loring home that November evening were among those to be asked about strangers. The stenographer was found beaten and garroted five days after her disappearance. Mrs Mabel Blair sister of Richard Tear who was to marry Miss Loring two days after she vanished was questioned by St vel.
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Dennis Black
David Headley
Maibelle Rich
Margaret George
Alois Brill
Maizie Black
Dennis
Curly Rich
Maibelle
Kenneth Brengle
Marshall Snapp
Loring Himelright
Steele Black
Maizie
Forrest Jones
Donald Smith
Jack
Fred
Glee Club
Miss Ann Douglas Seal
Moonflower
Joe Zuckerman
Shirley Williams
Brill
Brengle
Headley
Miss George
Hoye Riley
Edward Barr
Opal Robinson
McIlwee
Upper Marlboro
Joseph H. Itzel
Corinna Loring
Moun Rainier
Steel
Loring
Mabel Blair
Richard Tear
Miss Loring
Stvel
Baltimore
Criminologist Links Napkin and Rope in Loring Case
Washington criminologist Robert F. Hicks reports a napkin near Miss Loring's body does not match napkins from local barbeque stands at Mount Rainier. The rope was tied with a slip knot tied by a mariner. Hicks seeks to match a glove found near the body, a brand not sold in the District of Columbia, during his Baltimore visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Hicks
Washington
Itzel
Miss Loring
Mount Rainier
Hicks
Baltimore
District of Columbia
Voice of Experience at Hable’s Palace Theatre
The Voice of Experience, inspired by radio’s greatest program, appears at Hable’s Palace Theatre Monday and Tuesday with the regular Crime and Punishment feature. It promises startling true life sessions drawn from a guarded file of 5,000,000 letters shared by the man trusted by 400,000 lovers and hundreds of criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hable’s Palace Theatre
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Loring A. Cover
Woman's Auxiliary of
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Carrie Hunter
Washington Street
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St. James School
Hagerstown
R. EB. Byrd
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N. Y
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Cub Pack
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Big Joe
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Loudoun St
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Lovett’s
N. Loudoun St
Lovett Bros
Selby
R. M. Swimley
George Washington
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