Blue Ridge Hunt Meets At Greenway Court South of Winchester
Millwood Virginia December notes the Blue Ridge Hunt gathering at Greenway Court home of Thomas Lord Fairfax. The master William Bell Watkins led the field with the grey hunter. Mentions future meets at Page Brook Moorings Scaleby and ties to local families. A social whirl follows with theatre outings and debutante events among Randolphs, Page, Gilpin, and Burrwell families.
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Millwood
Blue Ridge Hunt
Greenway Court
Thomas Lord Fairfax
Leeds Castle
Kent
William Bell Watkins
George Washington
Fairfax
Virginia
Page Brook
Philip Walker
Spencer Carter
Richmond
Maude Adams
Otis Skinner
Roland G. Mitchell
Mary Carter Randolph
Agnes Page Mitchell
Henry Post Mitchell
Hermine Watson
Benjamin Harrison
Longwood
John Z. Burwell
Ton Tech
Nelson County
Cary Harrison
N. B. Page
Washington
Hugh M. Nelson
Geo “H. ‘Burwell
Prescott Huidekoper
Ruxton
Robert C. Randolph
N. Y
Charles Lee
St. Simons Island
Page
Saratoga
Margaret Burchard
Baltimore
Mary
Thomas Burchard
Hannah More Academy
Virginia Episcopal
Lynchburg
Charles Consolvo
Consolvo
the Belvedere
Edward C. Browne
Cambridge
Mass
Kennedy Edsall
Edsall
George H. Burwell
B. Duval Chambers
William B. Watkins
Agnes R. Page
Eleanor Alcocke
Everard K. Meade
Ewart Johnston
Richard P. Whiting
C. B. Jones
Agnes Kennedy
Alexander Stronach
Great Neck
Long Island
Meehan Accepts Athletic Post At Manhattan College
John F. Dick Meehan, ex NYU football coach and president of the Football Coaches Association, accepts the post of director of physical education and football coach at Manhattan College. He succeeds John Law and left NYU after seven seasons that elevated the Violet program.
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New York
John F
Meehan
New York University
Ing
Manhattan College
Football Coaches Association
John Law
Notre Dame
Whitacres Gather in Gore for Christmas Service
Ebenezer Virginia notes report W W Whitacre and Leslie Whitacre visiting J R Whitacre. Gore quartette performed at Sunday service and a Christmas enc service is planned for December 27 at 10 o clock.
Twins in Brownings divorce case emerge in New York
In a New York divorce case Peaches Brownings accuses her husband Daddy Browning of improper conduct with two blond twins. Browning testifies he taught the twins dietetics only and not pestering while taking them for rides. An inset shows Marion Jenis and her sister Evelyn. The postmaster general proposes a three cent letter rate and a public rush to mail may occur at any moment.
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Peaches
Browning
New York
Marion Jenis
Evelyn
Death of W. H. Williams Casts Gloom on Mount Williams
Mount Williams Virginia notes the death of W H Williams as the central event. The community and many friends mourn his loss while others visit relatives and share local gatherings and familiar town life details.
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Mount Williams
W. H. Williams
Ethel Fauver
Palmyra
A. B .Fauver
Rock Enon Notes Brighten Local Circles
Rock Enon Virginia notes report Howard Good visiting Turner Lockhart Sunday evening. The Rock Enon Telephone Company is repairing lines in the area. James F. Good is visiting Harry Ohn dorff at Stephens City. Mrs. Lida Morgan and others are mentioned in scattered items.
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Rock Enon
Howard Good
Turner Lockhart
Rock Enon Telephone Company
James F. Good
Harry Ohndorff
Stephens City
Lida Morgan
Social Notes From The Neighborhood
Mamie Foreman spent Sunday evening at Mrs. J A Good's home. Mrs. Katie Larrick and Miss Eliza Good visited Mrs. Martha Orndorff. Mrs. George Good remains ill and not much improved. Miss Gladys Householder stayed with Miss Dorothy Larrick. Mrs. Mary E Good visits her brother M H Rosenberger at Hayfield. Mr. Roy Hoak is very ill with rheumatism. Mr. Householder has been ill for some time. Miss Dorothy Hanlin returned from Keyser after a brief visit with her sister.
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Ebenezer
W. W. Whitacre
Leslie Whitacre
Gore
J. R. Whitacre
Ira Clark
Marchfe
Mae Clark
Daugh
Tinsburg
Martinsburg
W. Va
T. K. Oates
Iva Whitacre
A. C. Whitacre
Whitacre
Ida
Opal Whitacre
Messrs
Bill and
Alva Kerns
Linwood Amick
L. G
Hoge
Bessie Baker
Raymond
Wilda Baker
Winchester
Pauline Miller
Mamie Foreman
J. A. Good
Katie Larrick
Eliza Good
Martha Orndorff
George Good
Gladys Householder
Dorothy Larrick
Mary E. Good
M. H. Rosenberger
Hayfield
Roy Hoak
Mr. Householder
Dorothy Hanlin
Keyser
Revolutionists Not Recognized by U S Government
The American government has refused to recognize the revolutionary regime of President Martinez in Salvador. In Georgia, W H McCann reports extraordinary Christmas trees on his farm as polar weather has fooled peach trees into full bloom for weeks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Martinez
Salvador
Moultrie
W. H. McCann
Italy and Jerusalem Notes in Historical Travel Texts
The article surveys early notes on dining with forks in England citing Thomas Corg, discusses the Mount of Olives in Christian tradition, and describes Venice’s geography and waterways with details on the Grand Canal, islets and bridges.
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Italy
Thomas Corgate
James I
England
Mount of Olives
Tacitus
Christ
Temple Mount
Jerusalem
Venice
Boston girl vows marriage to debt-paying suitor
A Boston girl declares she will marry the man who pays her father's debts. The piece suggests interested parties learn who indebted the father. It then notes cucumbers run cooler, explaining the phrase cool as a cucumber.
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Boston
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