Omps Celebrates Seventieth Birthday With Family
Mr. Omps marked his seventieth birthday at home with relatives including R L Omps M J Pease H M Gano C B Daw son R A Omps L R Omps C E Omps Paul Slonaker Ora Hottle Lena Omps Minnie Slonaker Rev J C Spindler E L Luttrell and Douglas Purtlebaugh. A large dinner featured roast turkey and chicken and a grand birthday cake. Guests enjoyed a pleasant evening and long goodbyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Omps
R. L. Omps
M .J. Pease
H. M. Gano
C. B. Dawson
R. A. Omps
L. R. Omps
C. E. Omps
Paul Slonaker
Ora Hottle
Lena Omps
Minnie Slonaker
J. C. Spindler
E. L. Luttrell
Douglas Purtlebaugh
Senior Class Dance in Stephens City to Feature Virginians
Stephens City Senior Class plans a Christmas season dance at the bank building on Friday night from 9 30 to 1 30 with music by Virginians. Decorations aim to create a holiday atmosphere for the dance.
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Stephens City
Stephens City High School
Bank
Social calendar items for various local clubs and churches
Friday events include chicken and oyster supper at Emmanuel Chapel Boyce 5 30 to 8 00 p m rehearsal for Snowbound on Christmas Eve at United Brethren Church 7 30 p m silver tea Highland Avenue Presbyterian Mrs Robert B Campbell host 8 00 p m American Association of University Women meeting at Mrs John W Rosenberger 210 West Germain St 3 00 p m Tuesday Lions Club lunch at George Washington Hotel 12 30 p m Camp 15 510 Modern Woodmen of America meeting at 136 North Loudoun St 8 00 p m installation and initiation promised 8 15 p m Grace Lutheran Adult Choir weekly meeting 8 15 p m Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel 12 45 p m Saturday American Legion weekly meeting 1 00 p m
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Emmanuel Episcopal Chapel
Boyce
United Brethren Church
Highland Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Robert B. Campbell
American Association of University of Women
John W. Rosenberger
West Germain Street
Virginia Barr
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Modern Woodmen of America
North
Loudoun Street
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Better Films Council Discusses Child Programs and Censorship
The Better Films Council met at Handley Library to review child friendly programs and film quality since last August. Discussion favored state censorship only as a last resort and export film censorship, with no full quorum to vote on black booking or government control. Mrs. J S Zebroski welcomes a son named Lawrence Sylvester at 916 East Baker Street. Mrs. Zebroski was formerly Miss H Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Films Council
Handley Library
D. J. Howard
Chicago
Art Institute
Stewart Elting
State Department
J .S. Zebroski
East
Baker Street
Lawrence Sylvester
Zebroski
H. Hoover
Miss Edith Miller Arrives for Winter Visit in Edinburg
Miss Edith Miller of Edinburg Virginia arrives to spend the remainder of the winter with Mrs. Ella Miller at 434 West Leicester Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Miller
Edinburg, Va
Ella Miller
West
Leicester Street
New Life Signs Springing Up In Steel Industry
Pittsburgh report from December notes rising activity in steel including open hearths and finishing mills. Executives from A. R. Kennedy Pittsburgh Steel Company and Carnegie Steel Company predict capacity gains and a 15 percent quarter rise in business, with Weirton and Folansbee mills resuming and rehiring workers.
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Pittsburgh
Steel
Ohio River
A. R. Kennedy
Pittsburgh Steel Company
General Steel
Carnegie Steel Company
United States Steel
Wheeling and Weirton Steel Corporation
Folansbee Brothers
American Sheet and Tin Plates
Weirton
Follawsbee
Wheeling
W. Va
Steubenville
Yorkville
Toronto
Martins Ferry
Prosecution relies on victim Doris Rogers in Kennamer case
Doris Rogers, 21, fiancée of John Gorrell and dental student victim, is expected to play a key role in prosecuting Philip Kennamer, son of a federal judge, as he faces trial after Rogers confronted him in Oklahoma. Rogers lives in Pittsburg Kansas. Kennamer’s motive and ties are under scrutiny.
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Doris Rogers
John Gorrell
Kansas City
Philip Kennamer
Miss Rogers
Pittsburg
Kas
Kennamer
Tulsa
Okla
Phil
John
Police Chief Kidnapping Ends In Release Near Oklahoma
Art Calkins, chief of police at Herington Kansas, was kidnapped yesterday by two gunmen while attempting to question one about revolver ammunition. After 14 hours in a cow barn hideout and a crossing of state lines, he was released four miles east of Kildare Oklahoma and refused to name his captors. A large posse and American Legion units searched the area, with officials suggesting the same pair may be linked to a Bellville Kansas car-theft terror incident.
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Kansas
City
Kas
Art Calkins
Herington
Calkins
Kildare
Okla
William Case
Topeka
Case
American Legion
Bellville
Washington boom amid relief rolls and New Deal growth
A Central Press analysis argues Washington’s apparent boom hides high relief dependency, rapid federal hiring, and swelling building activity driven by government programs. It contrasts local prosperity with broader national spending and questions future private investment and tax structures.
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Brumback
H. L. Brumback
Mountain Slope
Harry Lee Brumback
Mary Evelyn
Frances Brumback
Charlotte
Jean
Joyce Parker
Gilbert Brumback
Strasburg
Kathleen Snapp
Garland Snapp
Carylle Huffman
Roland Fisher
Ashby
Staige Brumback
Middletown
Ruth
Harvey Lee
Ray Brumback
Mr Brumback
Robert Miller, Jr
Robert Blier
P. D. Miller
Amherst Street
Shenandoah County
Thomas D. Barrick
Cora V. Coffman
Edinburg
North Avenue
George W. Stover
Romanus
Barrick
William Barrick
Romney
John C. Loy
Sue Gertrude Taylor
Loy
Hampshire County
M. A. Loy
W. M. Taylor
Music Lovers’ Club
R. E. Griffith
West Clifford, Street
Reguar Weekly Meeting of American Legion
Better Children’s
the Films Council
Mrs. Zebroski
Huntsberry
Fred Painter
Woodstock
Painter
Margaret Funk
Thompson Sowers
Clarke County
Messrs. A. L
J. W. Smoke
Philadelphia
Albert Smore
Grover Lewis
Margaret L. Hodgson
Kansas Town
Enos Bigelow
Framingham
Mass
George H. Bigelow
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bigelow
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall
Central Press
Washington
Charles P. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
New Deal
Congress
Louis Ludlow
Indiana
Louisiana
Alaska
New York
East 45Th Street
By Leslie Eichel
Edward J. Quirk
East Rockaway
B. L. Barnes
Nashville
Tenn
Mr. Barnes
United States
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Constitution Hall
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Xmas Club
R. M. Swimley
Lovett’s
N. Loudoun St
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Sale Florsheim Shoes
Florsheims
Lovett Brothers
Loudoun St
Hamburger
Underwood
Telephone
R.G. A. Grocer
Chase & Sanborn
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