Berryville Personal and Social Notes
Personal items from Berryville list visitors and relatives throughout the area. Miss Louise tending Holton Arms School in Philadelphia with her parents Rep E Blackburn Moore and Mrs Moore. Commander and Mrs George Ashe of Washington visit Mr Goodwin Williams, others arriving from Beth MD for holidays.
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Louise
Holton Arms School
E. Blackburn Moore
George Ashe
Washington
Tom Peyton
Beth Md
Goodwin
H. Williams
Gertrude Dougherty
St. Catherine’s School
Richmond
Philadelphia
Charles E. Moore
A. Moore, Jr
Robert Wright
Charles Town
W. Va
Jane Iden
Tom Iden
C. H. Iden
Frank V. Tilford
Norah Moore
Joseph F. Moore, Jr
University of Texas In
Austin
Chantersmith
Blue Ridge Mountains
Fanny Crowe
Brucetown Brevities Record of local social visits
Mr Frank Swimley and Mr Russell Swimley spent Saturday in Washington D C. Mr and Mrs Hebert Fishel were guests of Mrs Edgar Fishel of Martinsburg W V. Mr and Mrs Robert Smith called on Mr and Mrs Marion Marshall in Swimley Va Wednesday evening. Mr Olia Windle and sons of Lebanon Church Va were guests of Mrs Julian Snapp. Mr H Swimley Mr A L Price and Mr Bernard Smith spent a Monday in Washington on business.
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Iceto
Frank Swimley
Russell Swimley
Washington, D. C
Hebert Fishel
Edgar Fishel
Martinsburg
W. Va
Robert Smith
Marion Marshall
Swimley
Olia Windle and Sons
Lebanon Church
Julian Snapp
H. Swimley
A. L. Price
Bernard Smith
Washington
Experts Study Supreme Court Ruling on Neutrality Law
Washington December 22 Legal experts evaluated the Supreme Court decision on an arms embargo amid debate over its reach to the disputed tariff act. Some Republicans warned about constitutionality while others praised the ruling as empowering presidential discretion in neutrality matters. Chairman McReynolds said the ruling supports a broader law and positions the President with greater leeway in foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
McReynolds
Dtenn
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Spirit of Christmas Poem by Nettie Porter Allemong
A devotional verse celebrates Christmas spirit spreading mercy to children and the poor. It envisions kindness filling homes and hearts with divine light, praising the King and offering comfort across land and sea. Nettie Porter Allemong signs the piece from Atlanta, Georgia.
Soviet Considering Declaring Spanish Fascist Ships Pirates
A Soviet spokesman in London said Moscow may demand the international neutrality committee declare Spanish Fascist ships as pirates. The move follows the sinking of the Russian motorship Konsomol which the Soviet government attributes to Spanish Fascist insurgents. The incident is described as very serious with deliberations under way in Moscow.
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London
Soviet Union
International Neutrality Committee
Konsomo
Moscow
San Vicente Earthquake Toll and Rescue Efforts Mark Weekend Devastation
Rescuers comb the rains in San Vicente after weekend quakes that leveled much of the city. Official death toll stands at 250 with at least 800 injured as Minister of the Interior Calderon directs relief with Red Cross doctors and nurses aiding the wounded.
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San Salvador
Salvador
San Vicente
Calderon
Red Cross
National Guards Aid Search for Lost Toddler Near Hot Springs
Two Arkansas National Guard companies joined 100 volunteers to search for two year old Charles Warren who wandered into dense woods behind his father yesterday ten miles south of Hot Springs. Guardsmen numbered 202 as they braved a bitter north wind amid fears of exposure.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas National Guard
Charles Warren
Cops Crack Down On Santa Claus in Leominster
A Santa Claus advance agent with a sleigh mounted on a truck was stopped by police for using loudspeakers in the business district. Sergeant John M. Cummings took him to headquarters and officials stated sound advertising is taboo under city regulations.
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John M. Cummings
Santa Claus
Muskrat Trapping Leads to Owl Shooting Claim
George B. Case and Ira Pattee trapped muskrats along the Hudson River when they flushed a large owl. Case fired and a musk rat allegedly fell from the owl’s tar case, a claim linked to the incident.
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Case
Ira Pattee
Hudson River
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Berryville
Brucetown
Nettie Porter
Peas A. & P. Brand
Sunnyfield
White House
Florida
Turkeys
Winchester
Humans
Philco
Miller & Anderson
Front Royal
National Guards Hunt
Leominster
Mass
Santa
West Piccadilly Street
South Glens Falls
N. Y
George B. Case
Sterfields
Stee
Stokely’s
Marvin
Nestle
Stuart Pecans
Lang’s
Welch
Ib. Bis. Ge
Mannings
Baker's Chocolate
Keystone
Davis
Idaho
Phillips Spaghett Phillips
Phillips
Vsters
Bes
Pere Ek
Norfolk and Western Railway
Norfolk and Western
Hamburger’s
N. Main Street
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