Relatives Attend Wright Funeral From Nearby States
Relatives from Washington D C Woodstock Va Strasburg Va Churchville Va and Woodstock Va attended the funeral of the late Isaiah D Wright in this city earlier in the week. Also, Arthur L Franklin and Dorothy Greene announce the birth of a son Arthur L Franklin Jr in St Luke s Hospital Richmond Va with Mrs Franklin formerly Dorothy Greene of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah D. Wright
A. M. Cooper
J. H. Bean
Charles Keller
V. A. Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Richard Riger, Jr
Washington, D. C
Ida Wisman
Nevin Fravel
Harry Haun
Melvin Shrum
Richard Riger
Virginia Riger
Woodstock
J. W. Keffer
Strasburg
Harry Rickard
Churchville
Arthur Franklin
Arthur L. Franklin
Westhampton
Richmond
Arthur L. Franklin, Jr
St. Luke’s Hospital
Franklin
Dorothy Greene
Harry R. Greene
Huntsberry Family To Leave Sunday for Fort Benning
Lieut W Abner Huntsberry his wife and two young sons depart Sunday for Fort Benning Georgia where he is stationed Mrs F W Gwaltney mother of Mrs Huntsberry also travels to her home in Reedsville North Carolina The family has been in town visiting Lieut Huntsberrys parents Mr and Mrs W E Huntsberry open house planned New Years day at Dr and Mrs Allen home on North Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Abner Huntsberry
Fort Benning
Huntsberry
F. W. Gwaltney
Reedsville
N. C
Lieut. Huntsberry
W. E. Huntsberry
Ruth Thomas Fritts
Rippon
W. Va
Nan W. Turner
West Cork Street
Arthur Walters
East Piccadilly Street
Charles Livers
Charlottesville
Fred S. Anderson
North Loudoun’ S Street
Social calendar items from Winchester clubs
Friday 8 00 p m social by Christian Endeavor Society at Congregational Church Matthews 806 South Stewart street All members invited Tuesday 12 30 p m Lion's Club luncheon George Washington Hotel Wednesday 12 30 p m Kiwanis Club meeting George Washington Hotel 8 00 p m Elks Lodge meeting 8 15 p m Grace Lutheran Adult Choir practice 12 30 p m Rotary Club luncheon George Washington Hotel 1 00 p m American Legion luncheon George Washington Hotel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Christian Church
Matthews
South Stewart Street
Ngton Hotel
Winchester Memorialospital
Union Auxiliary
Ana Lun
Cheon
Lion’s Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Lod
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
The Little Theatres Play At Green Bles Club
A large crowd reserved tables at the Green Bles Club in Martinsburg for the second presentation of The Little Theatre s play The Heart of the Fallen Saved. A list of attendees includes Mrs Leeds Riley Berryville Frances Beverley Dr and James A Miller Lieut and Mrs J B Lindsey Inter Gaunt Mrs John Rhodes John Williams Paul Rhodes Mr and Mrs Garland R Quarles Dr Mrs Ellsworth Johnson Mr and Mrs George Smith Mr and Mrs Howard Davis Mr and Mrs John Parsons Mrs Kenneth Rice and Mrs J T Yates William Iris Miss Anne Kerr Rust Margaret Byrd Eleanor Unt Tom Scully Harry Bern Jr Dr and Mrs George Smith Mr and Mrs Philip Er of Front Royal William McGuire Lewis Barter and others. Mary Virginia Livers of Mr DeButts and Mary Virginia Livers two popular members of the younger set were married Monday at the home of the bride s parents near the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville. The ceremony was performed by Rev Francis L Robinson. Open House On New Year s Day. Mr and Mrs C J Faulkner will keep open house on New Year s for friends at Boydville near Martinsburg. They depart for Chicago the next day. Jewish Woman s Club Names Officers. Officers for 1935 were named: Miss Katherine Schneider president Miss M Hamburger vice president Mrs A Lenen secretary Mrs A J Novick treasurer and Mrs S S Edlavitch chaplain.
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Greenbles
Martinsburg Ike
Little Theatre
Leeds Riley
Berryville
Frances Beverley
James A. Miller
J. B. Lindsey
Inter Gaunt
John Rhodes
John Williams
Paul Rhodes
Garland R. Quarles
Ellsworth Johnson
George Smith
Howard Davis
Hn Parsons
Kenneth Rice
J. T. Yates
William Iris
Anne Kerr Rust
Margaret Byrd
Eleanor Unt
Tom Scully
Harry Bern, Jr
Georgemith
Philiper
Front Royal
William McGuire
Lewis Barter
Mary Virginia Livers
DeButts
William J. deButts
John L. Livers
University Virginia
Charlottesville
Francis L. Robinson
Grace Episcopal Church
Cismont
Washington
Fred S. Anderson
North Uudoun Street
Winchester
W. Worth Logan
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Council To Meet On Next Tuesday
A regular meeting of council is scheduled for next Tuesday night subject to quorum. City Manager elect Arthur M. Field is expected to assume office then, after being elected in September to succeed incumbent P. F. Pilcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Field
P. F P. Pilcher
Grant Approved for Grading Site of County High School
The FERA funds will cover labor for grading the site and approach for the new county high school on the city outskirts. The request was about 6000 dollars. About 50 women and 75 men on city relief labor, plus 31 men and five women in the county, totaling 161, will be affected. Work proceeds in Opequon and Back Creek districts with cedar cutting, needing about 40 workers. 50 workers will be needed for the school project. A sanitation project at Gainesboro school awaits highway location decisions and will mirror facilities at Midgietown and University of Town Run projects, with workers possibly moved to Abrams Creek if approved.
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FERA
F. W. Bailey
Abor
Bailey
Opequon
Back Creek
Gainesboro
Midgietown
Abrams Creek
Ada Childress Dies at 74 in Urburg Wet
Word comes of the death of Ada Childress 74 wife of Rev Dr W Lomax Childress a noted United Brethren preacher at Urburg Wet. She leaves her husband three daughters and one son two brothers and a sister. Her husband is a prominent Virginia Conference member and a pulpit orator and published poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Childress
W. Lomax Childress
United Brethren Church
Urburg
Bean Armored Royals Sprayer Designs Highlighted
Bean Armored Royals showcase upgrades to sprayer systems including Royal enclosed pumps for 600 to 700 psi continuous operation and four cylinder Hercules engines. Steel tanks resist corrosion and a streamlined metal enclosure governs engine and pump with larger agitator shaft and bearings.
Foxhounds Gather At Hunt Lodge Of Washington
The Blue Ridge Hounds met at Greenway Court near White Post for a hunt echoing George Washington and Lord Fairfax era. Notables attended and schedules for January hunts at multiple locations were posted with daily meet dates and call times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt Lodge
Washington
Blue Ridge Hounds
Greenway Court
Two births on same date mark lives from Wilson to Hollar
Today honors Woodrow Wilson born years apart from Ottie Hollar of the Lewis Jones Knitting Company. Myr Hollar celebrated his birthday by working and glad of it, noting the gap in years between the two birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Ottie Hollar
Lewis Jones Knitting Company
Hollar
Border clash tightens as Bavarians clash with Austrian refugees
In Furth Germany a street battle erupted after a Bavarian girl refused to dance with an Austrian. One killed nine seriously injured and 26 others hurt as Bavarian farmers fought Austrian Storm Troopers and Schutz Staffel troops, who were later brought in to restore order. The riot, provoked in a cafe used by Austrian refugees, spilled into the streets amid chants against Hitler and Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furth
Germany
Schutz Staffel
Dachau
Aibling
Hitler
Austria
Funeral Rites Conducted For Mrs Largent
Funeral services for Mrs Sadie L Wills Largent 70 wife of T S Largent were held at the Largent home near Slanesville Hampshire Co W Va with Rev T W McLean and Rev T H Daffin officiating. Burial was in Salem Church lot and pallbearers were nephews. The deceased died after a stroke April 5 survived by husband a daughter three sons and five sisters. Brady W Largent is among the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie L. Wills Largent
T. S. Largent
Largent
Slanesville
Hampshire County
W. Va
T. W. McLean
Capon Bridge
T. H. Daffin
Gerrardstown
Brady W. Largent
Richberg warns of internal dissension without jobs
Donald Richberg says America faces internal dissensions unless the unemployed are given work. He criticizes business for favoring the dole as cheaper than hiring, arguing it risks poor political and national security judgment. He spoke at a civic exposition luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve
Donald Richberg
America
Richberg
Secur
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Lillian Perkins Miller
Philadelphia
L. H. Roy
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Boyce Baptist Church
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Pat Gorman
Rogers Producing
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W. H. Hammond
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C. J. Faulkner
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Martinsburg
Jewish Woman’s Club
Jewish Woman's Club
Katherine Schneider
M. Hamburger
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Brooks’ Pharmacy
Mrs. Childress
Bean Armored Royals
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George Washington
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Graham Dougherty
W. Pinkney Wetherall
Virginia Jacobs
Edward B. Jacobs
Edward Jenkins
Alexander MacKay-Smith
T. N. Jones
Gwynne Harrison
George Harens
Graham Dougherty Jr
B. O’f.randolph
B. Pfrenee
Bae
Loudoan
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Pauline
Beauty School
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Harrisonburg
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Freeman
Champion
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
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Margaret L
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R. M. Swimley
Arch Shoes
N. Loudoun
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