Personal and Social Mentions From Millwood
Millwood Virginia hosts a large Christmas week social as Col. and Mrs. Consolvo welcome guests including Mrs. Douglas W. Burchard of Baltimore and Miss Mary Burchard. Many relatives and friends visit at Longwood and Woodbine with extended gatherings at Farnley and Annefield, featuring dances, dinners, and holiday hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Col
Charles Consolvo
Douglas W. Burchard
Baltimore
Mary Burchard
Thomas Burchard
Laura Crease Bunch
New York
Tishman Bunch
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Howard Bunch
Nelson
Juliette Burwell Jones
Washington
Courtney B. Jones
Woodbine
N. Burwell Jones
Chevy Chase
N. B.page
John H. Farrar
C B. Jones
William Bell Watkins
Annefield
Watkins
MacKay-Smith
Lawrence Tyson
Knoxville
Tenn
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Scabby
MacKay
Lucy Lee
Shbellehdown
N. Y
Hamilton Page
Ardmore
Yale
William H. Wilmer
Ryton
Thomas Alexander Scott
Miriam Scott
Wilmer Scott
Entertainers at Christmas Day Tea by Mrs Butler
The article notes Mr and Mrs Edward G Butler of The Play House hosted a Christmas day tea. The Blue Ridge Hunt met Monday at the north gate of Page Brooke, with the group following a wide circuit toward the Opequon and Miss Ellen Wheeler's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Hill
Edward G. Butler
Blue Ridge Hunt
Profit in corn whiskey at 25 cents a quart loud claim
Captain R Q Merrick, fourth district prohibition administrator, says bootleggers could profit by selling corn whiskey at 25 cents a quart. He notes corn at three bushels per dollar yields three to four gallons per bushel with proper apparatus, and that legalizing liquor would raise prices due to taxes and chain profits. He argues bootleggers avoid licenses and face only enforcement risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Q. Merrick
Fourth District Prohibition
Merrick
Potatoes Baked Carefully While Other Dishes Cook
The guide advises setting the oven to as low as 350 degrees when baking other items with potatoes and allows at least one hour for the potato baking.
Limitations on Deductions for U.S. Income Tax
Treasury announces changes in the 1932 revenue act regarding losses from sales or exchanges of stocks and bonds. Deductions for 1932 and later years are limited to gains from such transactions if the securities were held less than two years, with different rules for holdings over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lewis
Internal Revenue
Richmond
Treasury Department
Lewis
Treasury
Bureau of Internal Revenue
United States
John Doe
Ieee
Stephens City Notes Ills Reach Local Residents
Stephens City notes report Rev. Snyder Alleman is quite ill at his home and parishioners wish for his speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rinker suffer from colds at their home nearby. Miss Dona Lee Yeakle is ill at her parents home, Mr and Mrs Yeakle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Snyder Alleman
Ray Rinker
Dona Lee Yeakle
Christmas Illnesses and Local Visits Mentioned
Mrs Holmes Yeakle and Mr Dave Dinges are ill. Several residents are confined at home with illnesses including Mrs Paul Carter and Rev Allen Jones. Washington visitor George Carbaugh spent Christmas with relatives. The Methodist Church plans a Christmas entertainment tonight. The community notes recovery of Mrs Lindamood and ongoing illness of Mr B A Guard. Saintes Sarah and Mildred Shryock return from State Teachers College Harrisonburg. High School closes for Christmas and reopens January third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Carter
Pasee E. O. Roland
Allen Jones
Jamaan
George Carbaugh
Washington
J. P. Carbaugh
Courtney Stickley
P. B. Stickley
Anna Guard
Robert Jackson
Fred Penn
Winchester
Methodist Church
Lindamood
Mae
Trinity” Lutheran
E. L. Lemley
Unson
Fred Lemley
Emily
Sarah
Mildred Shryock
State Teachers College
Harrisonburg
Robert Liggett
Wardensville
W. Va
Winifred Stickley
Frank Zea, Jr
Strasburg
McLeod Home
W. W. McLeod
Stephens City
Claude McLeod
Charles Headley
M. E. Church
South
W. R. Hardesty
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Old Virginia
Richard E. Dole
Minturn
Henry Lewis
Leesburg
Front Royal
W. B. Watkins
George H. Burwell
Mr. Airy
John Townsend Burwell
J. T. Burwell
Lee
Bre
Pn Yolk
Mills
Tha
Bird Ann Woolfolk
Kennedy Edsall
Percy Randolph
Berryville
Fairfax Randolph
Mary Carter
Jane Cary Randolph
Margretta Whiting
Jane Marshall
Garrison Forest School
Miss Whiting
Ewart Johnston
Prestone Anti-Freeze
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock and Boscawen Sts
Staile
U.S
Ford
Plymouth
Wender’s
North Loudoun Winchester
A. & P. Grocery
Stephens
Etta Kett
U.S Pat
BY Paul Robinson
Eita
AX You
Holmes Yeakle
Dave Dinges
B. A. Guard
Alberta Shannon
Rachel Miller
Martinsburg
Loudoun St
Fairmont Ave
Peyton Street
Robinson Apts
Cork Street
South Stewart Street
Cameron
Loudoun
Steward Fawcett
Fairmont Avenue
Camron Street
Frank Rearing
E. Piccadilly Street
W. P. Anderson
N. Main
B. E. Russell
Fairfax Lane
Baker Street
Loudoun Street
Watts
Swartz
Idie Brown
Night Hawks
Rythm Makers
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell Station
Matinsburg Pike
Amherst & Valley Ave
Braddock St
Boscawen Sts
General Electric Radio
John S. Miller & CO. Hardware
General Electric Products
LEE Baking Company
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