Dinner at Sulgrave Club for Mrs Flood and debutantes
Mrs Henry D Flood of Washington hosted a Friday dinner at the Sulgrave Club for her daughter Eleanor Flood. The event honored Miss Westwood Byrd, daughter of Senator Harry F Byrd and Mrs Byrd, and Miss Christine Long, daughter of Ambassador Breckinridge Long. Also visiting Rosemont for hunting are William Reed of Richmond and Harry Guggenheim of New York, guests of the Byrds. Thelma Ferrebee to wed William Perdue with ceremony held December 8 in Hagerstown Maryland. Dr McQuilkin DeGrange of Dartmouth College is due for New Year visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Clay DeGrange. Further notes on local residents and Christmas day gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Flood
Sulgrave Club
Washington
Eleanor Flood
Westwood Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
Christine Long
Italy
Breckinridge Long
Rosemont
William Reed
Richmond
Harry Guggenheim
New York
Cuba
Perdue-Ferrebee
T. C. Ferrebee
Stephens City
Thelma Ferrebee
William Perdue
Clearbrook
Hagerstown
McQuilkin DeGrange
Dartmouth College
Hanover, N. H
Clay DeGrange
South Washington Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital Social Calendar Opens Year
Social calendar from Winchester Memorial Hospital sponsored by the Junior Auxiliary lists open house at Dr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Allen on North Braddock Street and at the Faulkner estate near Martinsburg for New Year festivities. Also scheduled are Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel, Kiwanis Club at the same hotel, Winchester Lodge Elks, Grace Lutheran Adult Choir practice, Rotary Club luncheon, and American Legion meeting, all with specific times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lewis M. Allen
North Braddock Street
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Entertainments At Long Meadow Home South Of Middletown
Mr and Mrs R H Baker hosted a dinner December 26 at Long Meadow south of Middletown. Attendees included Mrs R H Baker and son George of Lebandon Church and many Middletown residents with their children. A second dinner on December 27 at Opequon featured Mr and Mrs Frank Pritchard and guests from Winchester Covington and Middletown communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Baker
Garland
Kathleen
Middletown
Charlotte
Jean
Joyce
Winston
Dunbar Baker
Frank Pritchard
Opequon
Linden Singhass
Lester
Winchester
J. A. Singhass
H. T. Snapp
Oreon
Granville
Leonard
Christine
Carrie Snapp
Fannie Pitcock
Odessa Baker
Anna Carpenter
Hugh Shiley
Miss Fox
Covington, Va
R. Benton Snapp
Kathleen Snapp
Baldridge attends SAE convention events in Washington
Tom Baldridge local Capitol Thatre manager joins final day SAE International convention activities at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington. He is a former SAE member. Also on the social scene Susie Carbaugh Bennie Davis Leslie Pohlmu s Kenneth Shewbridge attended Spottswood Club dance near Harrisonburg. Mrs Clarence Braithwaite is improving at home after a bout with grippe and tonsillitis since Christmas. Ralph Cain and wife spent Christmas in Greensburg PA with sister Mrs R M Turner visiting here for weeks. E W Armstrong spends weekend with friends at Hot Springs and Covington VA. Cyril Mee announces new connection with N H Carpenter and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Baldridge
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Mayflower
Washington
Baldridge
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Spottswood Club
Harrisonburg
Susie Carbaugh
Messrs
Bennie Davis
Leslie Polhamus
Kenneth Shewbridge
Clarence Braithwaite
North Loudoun Street
Ralph Cain
South Cameron Street
Elimination of Grade Crossings To Be Pressed
RICHMOND VA December 29 H Lester Hooker chairman of the State Corporation Commission forecast an extensive program of grade crossing elimination in Virginia as he returned to Richmond from Washington The commission chairman said there was a possibility that 500000000 might be appropriated by the federal government during the next year He authored a resolution urging such an appropriation adopted by the National Association of Railroad and Utility Commissioners Hooker said it before Secretary of the Interior Scries He was encouraged by the secretarys attitude The program would extend to grade crossings on trunk line roads at first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
H. Lester Hooker
State Corporation Commission
Virginia
Washington
National Association of Railroad and Utility Commissioners
Hooker
Secretary of the Interior
Lucy Snapp Dies After Years Of Courage And Joy
Lucy Snapp, long troubled by a serious heart ailment, died after years of suffering. Even in illness she remained hopeful and generous, spreading faith, courage, and sunshine to others despite her pain. Her vibrant personality and cheerful resilience marked a life celebrated by friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Snapp
Funeral Rites For Mr. Branner Held Thursday
Funeral services for George Branner, Frederick County farmer and stock dealer, were held Thursday at Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City after a several week illness. Rev. Snyder Alleman led the rites with Rev. H. E. Richardson assisting. Interment was at Green Hill Cemetery beside floral tributes. Pallbearers included eight grandsons. numerous relatives and friends attended from distant areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Frederick County
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Branner
Snyder Alleman
H. E. Richardson
United Brethern Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Local Socials and Notables List Read Like A Who’s Who
The clipping catalogs a parade of names including Mrs. C. B. Theis Miss Goldie Branner and families from Quieskburg Edinburg Hagerstown Martinsburg and Grottoes among others plus individuals such as Frank Johnson Woostock MF and Mrs Charles Pees. The list also mentions Mr and Mrs Lloyd Janes Miss Hilda Janes Mamie Pifer and Mrs William Scott highlighting community social ties across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Theis
Goldie Branner
Samuel Miller
Soe
Kipps
Quieskburg
Mark Getz
Charles Getz
Edinburg
Frank Johnson
Woostock
Charles Peees
Hagerstown
Paul Peery
Lloyd Janes
Hilda Janes
Ware
Mamie Pifer
Martinsburg
W. Va
William Scott
Grottoes
Rival Claimants Reach Agreement In Throne Race
In Hungary on Dec 29 monarchist circles reported Archdukes Otto and Albrecht, Habsburg heirs, agreed to avoid conflict by Otto limiting to Austria and Albrecht pursuing Hungary. Royalists saw potential for reconciliation if a squabble could be averted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Otto
Albrecht
Austria
Dr Karl Compton Elected AAAS President
Pittsburgh December 29 Dr Karl T Compton president of MIT and chair of Roosevelt science advisory board was elected president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Roosevelt
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Byrd Fan Falls Into Sea Lion Pool
An eight year old Donald Manchester, a Byrd expedition fan, crawled onto the zoo ice and fell into the sea lion pool. Rescuers pulled him from freezing water up to his chin after his risky Antarctic exploration ended in a frigid ducking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Donald Manchester
Byrd Expedition
Donald
Woman Held For Slandering Hitler Troops
Miss Elsa Sittell of New York is under arrest in Waldmohr Germany for remarks deemed slanderous toward Hitler storm troopers and Nazi guards. She vanished earlier while traveling near the French border and was picked up at Schoenberg while waiting for a train. She faces possible transfer to a Sondergericht special court at Frankenthal awaiting hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldmohr
Germany
Elsa Sittell
New York
Miss Sittell
Schoenberg
Gangloff
Sondergericht
Frankenthal
Special Program For Golden Rule Class Tomorrow
Golden Rule Bible Class holds a special morning meeting at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. J W Morrow, Railway Express Agency agent, will teach and speak. Miss Philomena Larew will sing a solo. Mor row brings extensive Bible class teaching experience. Directors invite unaffiliated men to join the Golden Rulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
J. W. Morrow
Railway Express Agency
Philomena Larew
Morrow
Baltimore
Miss Larew
Winchester
Mr. Morrow
The
Golden Rulers
Tobacco Exchange to Dissolve Immediately in New York
The New York Tobacco Exchange board of governors voted to discontinue trading at once and dissolve the exchange as soon as the necessary papers can be prepared. The action was announced in New York on December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Tobacco Exchange
Robert L Miller laid to rest at White Post Va
Funeral services for Robert L Miller were held at Meade Memorial Church White Post on Wednesday December 26 with Rev Riley Rowland ministering Interment followed at the church cemetery Miller born April 26 1868 son of the late Joseph A Miller and Mary Spangler Miller he lived in the county served as school trustee and on the Loudoun Mutual board He died peacefully at his ancestral home near Nineveh Survived by three sisters and a brother pallbearers named Personal qualities described as highly respected generous loyal and kind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade Memorial Church
White Post
Robert L. Miller
Riley Rowland
Mr. Miller
Nineveh
Joseph A. Miller
Mary Spangler Miller
Virginia
Miller
Dudley Miller
Stephens City
Thomas Miller
Opequon
Loudoun Mutual Fire Insurance Company
D. S. Hughes
Charles Town
W. Va
Virginia Jett
Addie Her
Thomas D
John B. Earle
Thompson Sowers
Ernest Meade
Charlies Smith
Clifford Grim
Daniel W. Lupton
Philip Williams
Robert S. Smith
M. M. Lynch
Thomas McCormick
J. T. McGarrick
Hubert McKay
Sam Bryarly
T. W. Harrison
Of flowers and sweetest and rarest Never shall wither away
A friend offers a brief, affectionate line about lasting friendship and enduring sentiment. The fragment expresses a timeless wish for memories to endure beyond time, using floral imagery to convey care and permanence.
U S May Take Share Of State Liquor Receipts
U S may take a share of state liquor receipts with profits in state stores split by tax revenue. New York leads in liquor revenue from taxation with income of 23 million and gallons taxed at one dollar each plus 18 million in license revenue. Missouri Capitol in Jefferson City spans 487 feet in length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Missouri’s Capitol
Missouri Capitol
Jefferson City
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PSO
James A. Miller
C. O. Miller
New Market
J. J. Bushong
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Memorial Hospital
Ray Ebersole
David Ebersole
John Ebersole
Mountain Falls
Richie Ebersole
Melvin Ebersole
James Ebersole
Nellie Ebersole
Robert Grim
American Legion
Mrs
E. W. Armstrong
Hot Springs
Cyril Mee
N. H. Carpenter and Company
Huntsberry
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Mr. Branner
Myrle Gruver
Alfred
Floyd
Briscoe Snapp, Jr
George William Branner
Donald Womeldorph
Vernon Ridings
J. C. Burkhart
C. I. Brumback
Walker McC. Bond
H. M. S Brumback
R. 8. Smith
S.S. Ginn
Mary Frances
Marie
Jeanette Olinger
Edna Snapp
Marie Pifer
Mary Branner
Elsie Gruver
Richard Miller
David Hollar
Clinton Sourwine
Timberville
Mary Zirkle
Corrine Kipps
Ray Zirkle
Mose Gordon
Forestville, Va
Milton Tusing
E. Y. Beasley
Wilbert
Guy
Kermit Good
Harry Hanst
Georgia Conrad Helen
Zeigler
J. P. Hayley Tucker McGuire
Kenneth Rice
Jim March & Others
John J. Williams
Green Gables Club
Martinsburg Pike
West Virginia
Dr. Compton
Byrd
Sea Lion
Hitler
Tobacco Exchange
Robt. L. Miller
Mas Club
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Home Life Insurance Company of
R. T. Bryarly
N. Main Street
BR. C. Green
C. R. Keeler
Cc. J. Swank
R. T. Bryarly, Jr
Lovett’s Smart Shoppe
Loudoun
N. Loudoun
Loudoun St
Veal
Lake Herring
Florsheims
Enna
Freeman
Champion
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Margaret L. Hodgson
U.S
Underwood
WJZ
Joe Penner
Geo. W. Kurtz
North
Cameron Street
Furniture Cealer
R. M. Swimley
Hamman’s Dollar Store
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