December activities fill Girls Athletic Association calendar
The social calendar for the Girls' Athletic Association in December features a dance at the George Washington Hotel from 10 to 1 in connection with the Virginia cultural society meet, a 5:30 tea on December 20 with carol practice, and Christmas Eve carol singing leading to refreshments. A Christmas dance is set for December 27 with Jack Schill's orchestra, plus officer installations and committee roles announced.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Doone
Fon
O. 7
Virginia Articultural Society
George Washington
Mildred Milleson
Philomena Laren
Emily Lansford
Klena Hoshour
Salome Crisman
Dorothy Krémeér
Carskaden
Dorothy McCann
Louise Hollis
Margaret Snyder
Ida Fisher
Elizabeth Hollis
Corinne Carskaden
Sallome Crisman
Social notes from Aberdeen to Washington high society events
Mrs Ridgeley Melvin hosted a luncheon in Aberdeen for Miss Frances Beverley of Winchester before Beverley's trip to New York. Attendees included Mrs Augusta Burwell Mrs Robert Burwell and others. Beverley will return to Winchester after visiting New York. The District Chapter of the League of American Pen Women plans an elaborate ball at the New Willard Hotel December 18 to fund a memorial to American women and aid a new club house. Senator Curtis is among ball patrons. Miss Shickle addressed the Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society at the United Brethren Church in Winchester on Sunday.
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H. W. Cook
W. K. Noble Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
Winchester
Virginia State Horticultural Society
George Washington Hotel
Ridgeley Melvin
Aberdeen
South River
Annapolis
Frances Beverley
Miss Beverley
Augusta Burwell
Robert Burwell
D. Claude Handy
Thomas Wade
Frank Rockwell
New York
Baltimore Sunday Sun
League of American Pen Women
Washington
New Willard Hotel
Katherine Glass Greene
Curtis
National League of American Pen Women
Washington Star
Miss Shickle
Inez Shickle
Inwood, W. Ve
Hattie Stover
North Avenue
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
United Brethren Church
Virginia
Berkeley G Calfee Portrait Named Virginia DAR Regent
The Richmond Times Dispatch pictures Mrs Berkeley G Calfee of Culpeper as state registrar of the Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution following the Winchester meeting. She heads the Culpeper Minute Men Chapter and helped locate and mark the grave of Mrs Betty Washington.
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Washington
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Berkeley G. Calfee
Culpeper
Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution
Winchester
Engagement Announcement of Florence Chambers to Washington
Philadelphia reports Miss Florence Allen Chamber to Mr. Lawrence Augustine Washington of Blenheim Westmoreland County Virginia a descendant of Augustine Washington half brother of George Washington. Washington is a relative of Mrs. B. M. Roszel and Miss Margaret Chew of Charles Town. Notices mention various local visits and travels of residents in Staunton Washington Hagerstown and other nearby towns.
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Florence Chambers
Washington
Philadelphia
Florence Allen Chamber
That City
Lawrence Augustine Washington
Blenheim
Westmoreland County
Augustine Washington
George Washington
B. M. Roszel
Justy
Margaret Chew
Charles Town
W. Va
Local residents return from visits and illness improves
Mrs. Fannie Gray Wright came home from an extended stay with her uncle Mr Bentley Gray in St. Louis Missouri. Mrs. Harry J Brown improved slowly after three weeks ill at her South Kent Street home. Major and Mrs. Robert T Barton of Richmond spent the weekend with Mrs R T Barton Sr on South Washington Street. Mr T H Jones, visiting his son and daughter in law on South Loudoun Street, returned to Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Emmett L Henry returned home on South Loudoun Street after weeks east coast Florida and Cuba trip.
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H. C. Borden
Middletown
Amon Strosnider
South
Loudoun Street
Virginia Lutz
Strasburg
Oscar S. Brown
North
R. L. McCarty
Washington
Mrs. McCarty
Fannie Gray Wright
Mr. Bentley Gray
St. Louis
Harry J. Brown
South Kent Street
Major
Robert T. Barton
Richmond
R. T. Barton, Sr
South Washington Street
T. H. Jones
H. C. Jones
South Loudoun Street
Baltimore
Emmett L. Henry
Florida
Cuba
Lions Cagers to Meet Edinburg Collegians at Handley Court
The Lions basketball team faces the Edinburg Collegians at Handley High School 7 30 tonight. Edinburg’s independent squad is made of ex college players and has yet to lose this season. Otis Sargent will referee as Ivan Jackson and his orchestra perform at intermission.
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Lions
Edinburg
Otis Sargent
Generla
Ivan Jackson
Two Boys Wounded as Burglary Suspect Arrested
Hagerstown Maryland December 10 1930 Dale Lesher nine and Kenneth Rankin ten were wounded when Joseph Myers says he found them breaking into his garage Myers reported to police after arrest that he shot the boys in the pelvis and back and both were hospitalized The incident followed a burglary report and charges were filed against Myers
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Dale Lesher
Kenneth Rankin
Joseph Myers
Lesher
Hoover Receives Rousing Chilean Welcome Abroad
President elect Hoover arrived in San Diego at 11 50 am to warm greetings from President Ivanez and cabinet. He was escorted in government carriages by military honor guards to the U S embassy as decorations brightened the city. A 21 gun salute greeted Hoover in Valparaiso before he left for San Diego, where Mayor Lautaro Rosas and officials welcomed him and Mrs Hoover received colonial silver gifts.
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San Diego
Chile
Hoover
Ivanez
United States
Valparaiso
Herbert Hoover
Had Gallon of Home Brew Plea In Maryland Court
J C Ramey of the county pleaded guilty in Frederick County Circuit Court to possessing eight pints of a malt based home brew. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs and sentenced to thirty days in jail, with the jail term suspended and probation set for one year.
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J. C. Ramey
Frederick County
Ramey
Helpings Santa Gift Guide Promotes Magazine Subscriptions
A Christmas pitch from W. O Tabert Magazine Subscription Agency in Winchester Virginia touts magazines as ideal gifts. It claims benefits like saving time and nerves, avoiding wrong purchases, easy wrapping, and gift cards. The message promotes ordering once to cover many titles at reduced prices.
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P. ci
Tabert
D. Winchester
Clams To Be Oldest Ford Car Operator in Town
James A. Hancher of White Hall received a new Ford Model A Tudor from Hughes Motor Co of Winchester. At likely 70 years old he claims to be the oldest purchaser and driver of a Ford in the country, having learned rapidly with an instructor noting quick gear shift mastery. He still farms and visits town daily.
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Hughes Motor Company
Winchester
James A. Hancher
White Hall
Hancher
Ford
Myr Hancher
Missionary Speaks At Adventist Chapel
W. P. Elliott, longtime Seventh Day Adventist missionary in Haiti, opened a series of special meetings at Adventist Chapel No. 10 West Cork Street last evening. He will speak each evening this week at 7 30 oclock, and the public is invited to attend.
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W. P. Elliott
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Republic of Hoaiti
West Cork Street
Wil
Jurors Summoned To Serve Tomorrow In Frederick County
The Circuit Court of Frederick County summoned a list of jurors for today but defendants pleaded guilty, so they were dismissed and recalled tomorrow for another criminal case. Names include Holmes Yeakley William De Haven Clyde Sale Raymond Rosenberger L S Brown Joseph Cave and others.
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Circuit’ Court of
Frederick County
Holmes E. Yeakley
William de Haven
Clyde D. Sale
Raymond Rosenberger
L. S. Brown
Joseph Cave
E. N. Luttrell
G. L. Good
Charles H. Cook
Claude F. Carper
R. R. Whitmore
Walter E. Adams
Pan American Conference Pledges Boundary Cooperation
The Pan American Conference on Conciliation and Arbitration adopted a resolution pledging cooperation in any move toward amicable solution of the Paraguay Bolivia border dispute. The action followed the conference’s opening session in Washington.
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Washington
Pan-American Conference On Conciliation and Arbitration
THE STAR Christmas Subscriptions Offer 1929
The Star offers Christmas subscriptions for 1929 at three dollars by mail or four dollars by carrier. Paper starts immediately if desired, making a daily gift throughout the year.
Fragmented OCR Quote Shows Confused Age Reference
The readable snippet notes a statement about age and a remark about counting trips to love. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context, making the entities and events uncertain.
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