Wedding Bells Tie Lovers in Baltimore Then Home to Maryland
The wedding of Miss Sine, daughter of Capon Bridge residents, to Mr. Line of Baltimore was followed by a Florida honeymoon and a Baltimore residence. Guests included Mrs. Earl Grim and Miss Gladys Funkhouser at a kitchen shower on Fairmont Avenue. Also noted: bridge party honoring Mrs. Leo Cather with prizes for high and low scores and a guest prize, featuring a pink and white color scheme at North Stewart Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hayward
Baltimore
Line
Florida
Sine
J. T. Partkhouser
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Earl Grim
Fairmont Avenue
F. W. Woolworth and Company
B. F. Line
Frederick County
Gladys Funkhouser
Leo Cather
Elsie
Irene Mathews
North Stewart Street
Leo Wilbur Cather
Clara Belle Vosburg
Dallas
Texas
Jack C. Harrell
Layton Stockdale
Hagerstown
Cather
E. W. Cather
Leo W. Cather
Warren Eddy
Herman B. Stine
Irvine Cather
Charlotte DeHart
Helen Crisman
Mary Sullivan
Margaret Richards
Irene Headley
Thelma Hauptman
Social Club Meetings and Church Events Schedule
Social Calendar lists Grace Luthran adult choir meeting and practice Wednesday 8 30 p m Rotary Club luncheon Thursday 1 00 p m WCTU Handley Library semi monthly meeting Friday 12 30 p m American Legion Post luncheon George Washington Hotel Braddock Street Church 7 00 p m Best Methodist Church Christmas program Saturday 8 00 p m Lions Kiwanis meetups at George Washington Hotel 12 45 p m and 12 45 p m luncheon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Handley Library
American Legion Post
Braddock Street
Best Methodist Church
Lions’ Club
Kiwanis Club
Maytag District Managers Dinner Honors Virginia Star
Maytag eastern division leaders held a banquet at the home of Mr. Stewart on Valley Avenue to recognize his sales leadership in Winchester the largest single shipping point across four divisions. Attendees included Mr. P A Scott Mr Jack Albright Mr Elmer Barnes and others from Philadelphia New York Richmond Bristol and Roanoke. Business talk preceded a lavish turkey dinner as the group lauded Stewart for turning slow years into notable performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maytag Company
P. A. Scott
Philadelphia
Virginia
C. C. Stewart
Stewart
Scott
Stewarton
Maytag
Winchester
United States
Jack Albright
New York City
Elmer Barnes
W. W. McBride
Richmond
C. O. Sullivan
Bristol, Tenn
C. M. Banalick
Roanoke
P. R Fitzgerald
Fredericksburg
G. M. Cameron
Norfolk
B. B. Johnson
Welch
W. Va
C. O. Stuart
Harrisonburg
Jack Cozayl
York
Christmas Entertainment At Hopewell Church
The Sunday School at Hopewell Church plans an annual Christmas entertainment and play at the Hopewell Meeting House on Friday evening December 23 at 7 30. An interesting program is arranged and the public is invited. Lieut and Mrs Julian B Lindsey of Fort Knox Kentucky arrived to spend the holidays with Dr Hunter H McGuire and Mrs McGuire on North Braddock street. Gen Julian R Lindsey will also visit during the season. Martinsburg Couple Plight Their Truths Here. Miss Winifred V Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs B W Anderson of Martinsburg West Virginia married Mr John T Harley also of Martinsburg at United Brethren Church parsonage on North avenue by Rev George W Stover at 6 30. Harley is from Frederick Maryland and will reside in Martinsburg. Miss Nellie Mowery of Strasburg Virginia now living in Berkeley County West Virginia married Mr John Theodore O'Brien of Grant County West Virginia now residing in Cumberland Maryland. ceremony at Bunker Hill West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell Church
Hopewell Meeting House
Julian B. Lindsey
Fort Knox
Hunter H. McGuire
Martinsburg
Winifred V. Anderson
B. W. Anderson
W. Va
John T. Harley
United Brethren Church
North Avenue
George W. Stover
Harley
Frederick
Frances Harley
Nellie Mowery
O’brien
Strasburg
Berkeley County
John Theodore O’brien
Grant County
Cumberland
Bunker Hill
Edward Mowery
R. E. O’brien
William P. McGuire
University of Virginia
North Braddock Street
Elting Honored At Tabor Academy In Marion
Stewart Elting Jr a Tabor Academy student is visiting his parents at West Hill Merriman s Lane during Christmas. He was elected to the Tabor Glee Club and Student Council this fall marking a notable school record. Music Lovers Club delays meetings through Christmas with next session set January 2 at 8 pm at Mrs Buckley s No 23 South Stewart. Virginia visitors Richard Rosenberger Harry Hammond and Mack Shanholtz return to holidays with their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elting
Tabor Academy
Stewart Elting, Jr
Marion
Mass
Col
Stewart Elting
West Hill
Merriman’s Lane
Tabor
Music Lover’s Club
Frank L. Buckley
Music Lovers’ Club
Messrs
Richard Rosenberger
Harry Hammond
Mack Shanholtz
University of Virginia
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
The
Virginia Military Institute
Mrs
H. F. Byrd
Rosemont
Berryville
Guests Visit for Holiday Season and Local Notables
Mrs A H Morgan and infant from Radford Va stay with Mr and Mrs W A Baker on South Washington street joining Christmas plans. Several students and relatives from Virginia to Williams College and Mount Holyoke arrive to spend holidays with families, plus Mrs R E Reid hospitalized after a hip injury in Richmond and improving at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Morgan
Son
Radford
W. A. Baker
South Washington Street
Morgan
Lawrence Tierney
Bluefield
W. Va
Tierney
Mrs. Baker
Peter Vredenburgh
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Virginia Vredenburgh
A. M. Baker
Seven year olds board street car for school play
Children board a street car to go to school meeting, chatter arises about a forthcoming play, costumes and roles discussed, a girl confides that her part is not valuable, reflecting naiveté about performance stakes.
Hearings End on New Relic Plan for Faris
House agriculture committee wrapped up hearings on domestic allotment relief plans sponsored by farm groups including dairymen who sought inclusion. They plan to draft legislation in closed session for House consideration. The plan targets wheat cotton tobacco and hogs with a bounty paid from a processing tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faris
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Charles Holman
Holman
Farm Board
House
Hart
Mich
Thomas E. Wilson
Wilson Packing Company
T. G. Lee
Armour & Company
Chicago
Oscar Mayer, Jr
Mayer & Company
Madison
Wisc
Presidential witness rule dates back to Burr treason trial
The text notes that the President can be summoned to testify in court but cites Jefferson’s 1800 Richmond bid as a precedent that the executive is not subject to legal process. It claims this view has become established precedent. It also briefly mentions the Jew's harp origin in Europe with uncertain inventor and two etymologies for the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Richmond
Aaron Burr
Europe
England
Virginia Riflemen Win Places in 1932 Presidents Hundred
Eight riflemen of the Virginia National Guard and Coast Guardsman T. W. Spence of Quinby Va. earned spots in the 1932 Presidents Hundred after NRA regional shoots. Sergeant Glen W. Seabright led as top National Guardsman with others including M. W. Dinwiddie S. W. Dinwiddie J. P. Blount D. E. Moore T. J. W. Lohr W. C. Roberts and Lt. James L. Patterson. Two local men Seabright and Blount serve with Winchester’s Company I One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry and have long served on the unit’s expert rifle team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia National Guard
United States Coast
W. Dinwiddie
J. P. Blount
D. E. Moore
T. J. W. Lohr
W. C. Roberts
James L. Patterson
Coast Guardsman
Quinby
T. W. Spence
Virginia
Quantico
Seabright
Blunt
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Winchester
Christmas Program at Grace Lutheran Church
The Grace Lutheran Church Sunday School will present a Christmas celebration in the church auditorium at 7 o clock Friday evening December 23. All school members friends the public invited. There will be special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Trifling Grievances Outsourced in Fatigued Play
Quote from Los Angeles Times notes that in social play some individuals raise many trivial concerns that they could resolve themselves if they were not fatigued. The remark highlights blame shifting during relaxed gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Miller Jenkins Opens News Stand
Miller Jenkins opens the City Newsstand on North Lou doun street adjoining a hamburger shop. He handles morning and evening metropolitan papers including The Winchester Evening Star and stocks current magazines and fiction. The store will serve as headquarters for his Sunday newspaper business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Jenkins
Loudoun Street
Jenkins
Winchester Evening Star
Blood Poison Fatal to Charles Orndorff at 13
Charles Orndorff son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Orndorff of 1309 South Loudoun street died at Memorial Hospital from blood poisoning aged 13 after a leg injury. He was a Handley Junior High School student among popular classmates. Survived by parents and sister Irene. mother formerly Dora Lewis. Born in Winchester lived here. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday from home with Rev Wallace M Brashears officiating and Mount Hebron Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Orndorff
Samuel Orndorff
Loudoun Street
Memorial Hospital
Handley
Irene Orndorff
Dora Lewis
Winchester
South
Wallace M. Brashears
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Children Will Hold Christmas Celebration at Church
The Congregational Christian Church hosts its annual Christmas program in the main auditorium at 7 30 Friday evening. Mrs Roy A Larrick leads the committee in charge of the event and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Christian Church
Roy A. Larrick
The Grand Slam Gamble in a Central Press Card Room
A contract bridge narrative by E V Shepard describes playing 7 Diamonds as declarer against four Aces. He analyzes opponent distributions, aims for a grand slam, and recounts winning the thirteenth trick after a tense sequence of diamonds hearts clubs and spades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
E. V. Shepard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liang Oli Persoersonaliz
Elsie Willey
Paul M. Sine
Elsie Funkhouser Willey
Episcopal Parsonage
Miss Funkhouser
Huntsberry
Ethel Harper
Holmes Harper
Charles H. Harper
Peyton Street
Miss Harper
Harrisonburg State Teachers
Reid
R. E. Reid
Mary Darden
John Kerr School
Franklin, Va
Robert Darden
Susan Steck
Mount Holyoke College
Mount Holyoke
John Steck
Garland Spillman
National Avenue
William Payne
Charleston
W. Nelson Sea
Amherst Street
Melvin Dunlap
C. F. Dunlap
North Loudoun Street
Seddon Nelson
Robert B. Nelson
West Boscawen Street
Kenneth Trenary
the William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Intermont College
Bristol
L. R. Smith
East Clifford Street
Winston Grim
Floyd Grim
Berryville Pike
Crisfield
G. O. Snapp
City Meat Market
C. R. Grubb
Prop
E. Piccadilly
House Agricultural Com
Mittee
Crosley
Lutheran Church
Dummy
Hearts
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lisa
India
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Loudoun and
Roscawen St
Nave’s Style Shop
the Bell Clothes Shop
Margaret L
Hodgson
Hamman’s Toyland
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Lovett Shoe
N. Main St
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