Birthday Luncheon at Kernstown For Sager Family
A December 6 luncheon at the Sager home in Kernstown honored Mr. Arthur Sager, Mr. Alfred Sager, and Miss Louise Sager with a menu and games. Attendees included multiple Sager relatives and friends from surrounding towns. others joined later for the St. Paul’s Lynchburg wedding invitation news and local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sager
Alfred Sager
Louise Sager
Kernstown
Carlton Sager
Phillip Orndorff
G. W
Courtney Sager
William Sager
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
The week lists Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Tuesday at 12 30 p m Kiwanis luncheon same venue Wednesday 12 45 p m Young People's League practice United Brethren Church 6 45 p m Grace Lutheran Church adult choir practice 8 30 p m Thursday 7 30 p m ballroom dance and dance classes at the George Washington Hotel led by Stanford Pemberton Friday American Legion Post luncheon and Choral Club meeting 7 30 p m in Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Sunday School room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Peo- le Be Choi
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Stafford Pemberton
American Legion Post
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Pussyfoot Johnson Sees Prohibition Big Fight Ahead
Williard E. Pussyfoot Johnson spoke at the state-wide prohibition conference in Richmond warning that victory over liquor requires nationwide prohibition. He contrasted London Stockholm and Paris with New York and criticized the Swedish and Canadian systems. Virginia leaders urged a new dry convention, fundraising, and no weakening of prohi bition laws. Norman Barrett, Texaco manager, will relocate to Charlotte. George W. Riley recovers from illness and is able to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tho Tsy
James E. Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
London
Stockholm
Paris
New York
Canada
Russia
Pussyfoot
E. J. Richardson
Virginia Anti- Saloon League
T. J. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Virginia League
Charles S. Gardner
Richmond
J. Fulmer Bright
Pussyfoot” Johnson
America
Commonwealth
National Conference of Organizations
Norman Barrett
Texaco Oil Company
Charlotte
N. C
Ohio State Penitentiary Rock Garden Bursts With Color
Convicts sowed and tend the plants in a Columbus prison garden, enjoying a warm spell that turned the beds vivid. Miss Amanda Thomas, daughter of the warden, inspects November blooms while the scene awaits changes from the next snowfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Amanda Thomas
Administration Opposes Debt Cancelation Policy Shift
Washington reports the Hoover administration will not cancel World War debts and will study debtors' ability to pay. Secretary Mellon notes no cancellation implied and cites Britain and other nations. Mills schedules briefing for Democratic leaders to align on the moratorium and debt payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Capitol Hill
Mellon
Europe
Congress
World War Foreign Debt Commission
Great Britain
Mills
The
Treasury
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Watson
Indiana
House
Stimson
Boy Hurt In Bicycle Fall At West Monmouth Street
Master Kenneth Heine son of Mr and Mrs Edward Heine of West Monmouth street suffered fracture of the collarbone and a sprain on Thursday afternoon after he fell from his bicycle to the sidewalk. He was taken to Memorial Hospital and later home. condition reported improved. Also notes Mr Jack Crowl arrives to spend weekend with his parents on Morningside Drive and other local visits to Romney West Virginia and Baltimore for weekend business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Heine
Edward Heine
West Monmouth Street
Kenneth
Memorial Hospital
Jack Crowl
Washington
E. A. Crowl
Morningside Drive
Cabinet Resignation Follows Internal Criticism in Japan
Premier Rei Wakatsuki's cabinet resigned amid criticism of foreign and financial policy. Ninseito and Seiyukai leaders convened to form a new ministry. Possibility of suspending gold standard and curbing gold exports noted as currency concerns grow. Specie shipments to the United States total over 304 million yen since October. Seiyukai pledges to abandon the gold standard if in power and backs stronger Manchuria policy, though current focus shifts to League peace proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Rei Wakatsuki
Ninseko
Seiyukai
Japan
United States
Seiyukai Party
Manchuria
League
League Seeks Five Impartial Men on Sino Japanese Issue
Paris dispatch says the League of Nations will select five unbiased men to report on the Sino Japanese dispute in Manchuria. The council formed a committee with Chairman Aristide Briand of France and Lords Tyrell and Cecil of Great Britain to present the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
League of Nations
Manchuria
Aristide Briand
France
Lord Tyrell
Lord Cecil
Nominal Neutral Commission Named for Peace Resolution
The article notes Spain's Ain and Norway's Erik Colban named to head a neutral commission to implement the peace terms. Delegates from China and Japan will join, with potential members including General Bernard Serrigny and Carlo Schanzer, Vittorio Cerruti. Ambassador Charles G Dawes, en route to London, has played a subtle, influential role and avoided public comment.
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Evening Star
Iridaris
Sager
Nina Holt Marshall
Roland Maxwell Barker
Lynchburg
Jonathan Mueller Ball
Detroit
Mich
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Miss Marshall
Y. Peyton Marshall
John Marshall
United States Supreme Court
Marshalls
Holts
Virginia
Peyton J. Marshall
Winchester
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
William B. Snider
North Cameron Street
Robert E. Lee
T. J
Stonewall
Jackson
Lee
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Fred L. Glaize
East Piccadilly Street
H. Russell Potts
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Epworth
Epworth League of
Market Street
Edward Dockerty
Frederick
Hancock
Winchester Epworth League
Harold Rowe
Williamsport Epworth League
Winchester League
Mr. Holland
Arthur P. Holland
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Holland
J. H. Ware
Rahway
N. J
Ware
Margaret Green
Richard A. Green
Mary R. Green
West Cork Street
Green
James W. Hillyard
Richard Gordon Ware
Gypsy Smith
Emmett Dettra
Ernest Smith
Sarah Romick
Woodstock
Harrisonburg
Methodist Church
Nelson T. Huffman
Bridgewater
Hilda O’leary
Washington Street
J. H. Yost, Jr
Handley Avenue
Betty Hirth
Staunton
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
Cecil Bailey
Cameron Street
Lions’ Saarek George Washingtonotel
Allen
Huntsberry
Johnson
Williard E. “Pussyfoot” Johnson
George W. Riley
Valley Avenue
Lewis Dinkle
Romney
W Va
Mrs
L. K Dinkle
F. A. Jacques
John Bowers
Baltimore
Crisfield Oysters
G. O Snapp
City Meat Market
Buncutter Tire Co
Warner Bros
Victor
Darkvest
Doris Hill
Polly Ann Young
Ray Taylor
Terrytone
D. W. Ritenour
Tuberculosis Society
Funsra
England
Ernest J. P. Benn
Ron
S. Main St
Lovett Bros
Frank Lovett
Grace
Pure Food Store
Braddock and
Bostawen Streets
Fair Play Store Deliver
Paul Lukas
Bachelor
Dorothy Jordan
Studebaker
Dellinger Bros
E. Piccadilly St
Bell Clothes Shop
Florida
C. W. Reddish
C. W.reddish
Tess
C. W. Ramsburg Grocery Rolend
Ryan
Telephone
Mgigmlenma
R. M. Swimley
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