Club calendars fill December with dances and events
A bulletin lists a roller skating party on December 11, a Christmas tea on December 21, and a Christmas dance December 25 at Rouss Hall with Soddy Haines and His Virginians. Volunteers sign up for committees, and reservations run through December 23.
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Helen Shockey
Monda
Salome Crisman
South Braddock Street
Klena Hoshour
Ruth Thomas
Marion Ewing
Rouss Hall
Edna Holland
Margaret Kelchner
Miss Kelchner
Ida Lycett
Thelma Brown
The
Virginia Boyd
Social Calendar listing weekly club meetings and rehearsals
Lions Club 7 30 p m rehearsal of Little Theatre cast for play. First Baptist Church adult choir 6 00 p m practice. Kiwanis 12 45 p m meeting. Stephen son Social Club 2 00 p m at Mrs Emma Zinn North Brad dock street. United Brethren Church young peoples choir 6 45 p m. First Baptist Church 7 00 p m meeting. Little Theatre cast rehearsal Kempy 7 30 p m. Veterans of Foreign Wars installation 8 00 p m at F and M Bank building. Winchester Lodge Elks 8 00 p m meeting. Grace Lutheran adult choir 8 15 p m. Rotary Club luncheon 1 00 p m Thursday. al
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Lions’ Club
First Baptis Church
Kiwanis Club
Stephenson
Emma Zinn
North Braddock Street
Young Peoples’ Choir
The
United Brethren Church
First Baptist Church
Little Theatre
Veterans of Foreign Wars
M. Bank
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church Church
Col Roszel Speaks On National Defense At DAR Meeting
Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R held a December 6 gathering coinciding with the chapter’s twelfth birthday. Col B M Roszel spoke on national defense and patriotic education, sharing military status of leading nations and reminiscences. A substantial genealogical records volume was presented to C Vernon Eddy.
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Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kate Waller Barrett
D.W. Ritenour
B. M. Roszel
Roszl
Frank B. Crawford
Crawford
C. Vernon Eddy
Handley Library
Eddy
Lawrence Augustine Washington Society of the Children of the American Revolution
Old Fort Loudoun
Harry R. Green
Susie Glass Strider
George H. Heist
Neill Woods
Historic Sur
Ireland under Elizabeth 1588 paper read at Century Club
Mrs Kate Glass Greene read a comprehensive summary of Ireland's political history through Elizabeth's reign at the Century Club on December 5 with Mrs Fred L. Glaize. The Star will publish the full paper to provide readers a bird's eye view of the period foundational to modern Ireland.
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Century Club
Fred L. Glaize
Ireland
Essex
Raleigh
Sussex
Spencer
Hugh O’neill
Hugh Red O'Donnell
Kate Glass Greene
Entertain at Supper for Debutantes in Baltimore
Miss Jane Scott hosts a large supper at her Baltimore home for debutantes Miss Nancy Huidekoper and Miss Sybil Jackson. Huidekoper is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Huidekoper of Baltimore and granddaughter of Mrs. Hugh M. Nelson of Long Branch near Millwood Clarke County. Mrs. Frank Lovett returns home from New York after attending the Mid Atlantic Style Showing of spring shoes.
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Fenton Nelson
New York
Fenton McGuire Nelson
Robert B. Nelson
West Boscawen Street
New York City
Miss Nelson
Baltimore
Alexander H. Rutherford
G. A. Helme
Parke Avenue
Jane Scott
Nancy Huidekoper
Sybil Jackson
Miss Huidekoper
Prescott Huidekoper
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Millwood
Clarke County
Frank Lovett
Loudoun Street
Supper Party In Honor Of Miss Gilpin At Berryville
William Clagett will host a small supper at his Berryville home in honor of Miss Dorothy Gilpin of Colorado Springs who is visiting Virginia with her grandmother Mrs Henry B. Gilpin on South Washington street. Also notes candlelight services at Christ Episcopal Church and local teas and gatherings through December.
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Rr Powell Harrison
Judge
As W. Harrison
South Washington Street
Mary Greenway Russell
France
Hitler
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
Anneke Kern
England
Harrison
Virginia
Tayloe Boyd
Fairmont Aveniue
Woman’s Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
Gilpin
William Clagett
Berryville
Dorothy Gilpin
Colorado Springs
Colo
Henry B. Gilpin
Washington Street
Miss Gilpin
Melvin Green
Century Club
Harry A. Schmidt
David Timberlake
West Virginia
Miss Leslie Timberlake
South Braddock Street
Edna Shenk
Georgia Gearing
West Cecil Street
Robert Y. Conrad
Bobby Conrad
Baltimore
Bermuda
Conrad
Mount Vernon Club
Electa Stomback
Handley High School
Herbert Solenberger
Winchester Public Schools
Solenberger
Bernadine Knee
Lewis H. Hyde
Yale University
New Haven
Vision intensifies through senses says Collier's Weekly
An article notes that vision can be intensified by stimulating other senses such as sound pain and smell with citronella oil temporarily enhancing sight. The example underscores multisensory influence on perception.
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Collier’s Weekly
Five Year Term For Ambush Shooting Of Richards
Theodore Nicholson twenty one of the mesthomoes section in western Frederick county was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for alleged malicious shooting of Lee Richards in an ambush on September 18 in Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Philip Williams imposed the term. Evidence showed shots fired from a thicket were blocked by brush and a board fence. The defense offered alibi with Nicholson and wife claiming he slept in the hen house that afternoon.
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Eodore Nicholson
Mesthomoes
Frederick County
Lee Richards
Philip Williams
W. E. Edwards
Commonwealth
B. P. Harrison
Nicholson
Harrison
Illinois
Ohio
New Jersey
West Virginia
Madison County
Richards
Vivian Smoot
Cold Wave Descends on Maryland Including Baltimore
The Associated Press reports a polar air mass bringing snow sleet and freezing temperatures to Maryland. Baltimore and Annapolis saw around 40 and 36 degrees respectively with sub freezing expected statewide by night. Light precipitation on the eastern shore varied from rain to snow in Salisbury and Cambridge. Western towns Hagerstown and Cumberland reported clear to partly cloudy skies. The forecast cautioned limited snow and continued cold conditions.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland
Annapolis
Salisbury
Cambridge
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Jobless Men Get Sympathy From Assembly
Three hundred unemployed men marched to the state house in Charleston West Virginia and within an hour the Legislature passed a resolution expressing sympathy for their demand for work. The measure notes many in the state are without jobs through no fault of their own and pledges to do everything within its power to provide relief.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
State House
Radio Program Listings Show 1934 Philco Features
Daily schedule outlines orchestras, talks and sketches from 6:30 to 11:00 with guests like Georgetown scholars, Dr. Stanley High and William Chenery. Advertisement touts the 1934 Philco as free of fade, with trial installation offered to compare sound.
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Edmund A. Walsh
Georgetown University
J. C. Nugent
Stanley High
Mountaineers
Olsen
America
William L. Chenery
Collier's Magazine
Jack Pearl
Goodman Orch
Demarco Sisters
Robert Simmons
Leaders
Yacht Club
Vivian Ruth
Reisman Orch
Rolf Orch
Lew White
One Man's Family
Anthony Smythe
Washington
Frederic William Wise
Tito Guitar
Michaux
Elmer Everett
Braggiotti
Simons
Lea and Son Lose in Tennessee Supreme Court
Col Luke Lea and Luke Lea Jr lose in the Tennessee Supreme Court over cane at North Carolina. They plan an appeal to the U S Supreme Court and are released on bond of 20000 each while awaiting action. They were convicted in Asheville North Carolina for violations connected to the failure of the Central Bank and Trust Company a 17 million institution.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Luke Lea
Luke, Lea, Jr
Tennessee Supreme Court
Cane
North Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Lea
Lea, Jr
Asheville
N. C
Central Bank and Trust Company
Man charged with murder after lamp attack fire
James West, 45, is charged with murder in Cleveland after police say he hurled a kerosene lamp at his common law wife Belle Robinson. The lamp sparked flames that engulfed the bed clothes and left Robinson screaming as bystanders called for help.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
James West
Belle Robinson
Peter Megro
West
Bankers Review New Code at Virginia Clearing House Meeting
The N R A executive committee of Regional Clearing House No 3 Virginia Bankers Association met at the George Washington Hotel to iron out further points in the bankers code operation. P W Anderson of Marshall Virginia served as secretary treasurer and called the meeting.
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Clearing House No. 3
Virginia Bankers Association
George Washington Hotel
Bankers’ Code
P. W. Anderson
Marshall, Va
Delegates Report On State Education Convention
Delegates from local organizations cover the State Education Association meeting in Richmond held over Thanksgiving 4 and 5. Report notes indicate the convention was well attended and the proceedings were excellent though full details are unavailable. A humorous questionnaire led by Mr Legge drew responses about Capitol Theatre pictures and figures related to the eighteenth amendment.
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State Education Association
Richmond
Legge
Capitol Theatre
Parsons
Barr
Nancy Crisman
Quarles
Lindbergh to Pilot Inland Amazon Flight
Col Charles A Lindbergh announced he would fly into Brazil’s interior tomorrow aiming for Manoax 800 miles up the Amazon. He plans to depart Monday and return to the United States via Trinidad Puerto Rico and Miami. The couple were guests of honor at a dinner hosted by A Pickerall.
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Associated Press
Para
Brazil
Charles A. Lindbergh
Manoax
Amazon River
United States
Trinidad
Prto Rico
Miami
Amazon
A. Pickerall
Rev Sampsell Fractures Hip In Fall At Home
The Rev W H Sampsell a retired United Brethren minister aged 84 fell at his home Thursday night fracturing his hip. He is in Memorial Hospital not resting well. He lives with his son in law and daughter at 365 avenue. Their daughter Miss Ruth Sampsell, a graduate nurse in Hospital Washington, is with him.
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Mr. Sampsell
W. H. Sampsell
United Brethren
Memorial Hospital
B. Winkfield
No. 365 Avenue
Miss Ruthsell
Hospital
Washington
Two Guests Die In Fire At McCormick Estate
At The Herony country estate in White Church Hampshire England two house guests of Mr and Mrs L J McCormick died in a blaze early today The victims include Duke de la Tremoille a French cavalry officer and Capt J H B Rodney of London husband of Frances Strickland Lovell Mrs Rodney jumped from a 20 foot fall and was seriously injured All other guests and servants escaped in night clothes
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White Church
Hampshire
Eng
L. J. McCormick
Chicago
McCormick
Duke de la Tremoille
J. H. B. Rodney
London
Frances Strickland Lovell
R. P. Oldham
Seattle
Wash
Rodney
Rodneys
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Huntsberry
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Victor
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Theodore Nicholson
Ing Lee Richards
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George Jessel
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al Williams
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George Soule
New Blic
Mary van Kleeck
Russell Sage Foundation
Caro Lamoureux
Ludovic Huot
Concert Orch
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Harlem
John B. Kennedy
Col. Lea and Son
Col. Lindbergh
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
Big Joe
McCormicks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Weber Federal Reserve
Winthrop
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
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