Local Social Scene Details Marriages and Parties
Marriage announcements include Lester An ee of Inwood and Virginia Pearrell Grubb with a December ceremony at the bride's home. The article lists numerous guests and notes plans to reside in Inwood. Other items cover Virginia Luke's debut party, J A King and Carrie Heflin wedding, and multiple social gatherings with local families and guests in Warren County Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Anee
Inwood
J. W. McDonald
Or- Shenandoah’ County
Virginia Pearrell Grubb
Daugher
Bernite Smeltzer
Warl Grubb
Mer Ae
Psy
Sepouald
Mra
T. A. Stickleyughter
Orahdi
Frank Grubb
Anna Orr
Arthur Myers
Grace Grubb
Mattie Smith
Florence Shipper
Mary Grubb
Howard Britton
Fred Grubb
Guy ‘Canby
Crus --Beard
Edison Yonkers
Pavaviet
Musselman
Carrie Wilson Heflin
J. A. King
John Angus King
Alexandria
Lindeich Place
C. E. Haley
Front Royal
J. H. Haley
Buena Vis
8. C. Stickley
Linden
Warren County
Mr. King
The
Southern Railway
Governors Byrd and Byrtland Guests at Guggenheim Home
The Governor of Virginia and Mrs. Byrd will travel to New York City to be hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Guggenheim for the weekend and New Year’s Day. They will then visit the Guggenheim estate on Washington Island. The public New Year’s reception at the executive mansion is canceled due to their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Guegenheim
Richmond News-Leader
Virginia
New York City
Harry Guagenheim
New York
Byrtland
Guggenheim
Ort
Washington
Island
Mr. Guggenheim
Richmond
Charles Lindbergh
Colonel Indbergh
Tidewater Virinia
Ms. Byrd
Executive Mansion
Entertain At Large Supper And Bridge Party
Mrs. C. A. Hoshour and Mrs. C. C. Hoshour hosted a Christmas buffet supper at their South Stewart street home for forty four guests. Eleven tables of bridge followed the meal, with red and green color scheme reflecting the holiday spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hoshour
C. C. Hoshour
South Stewart Street
Illness in Winchester Linked to Mrs Louis J Barr
Mrs Louis J Barr of Washington is seriously ill with possible surgery ahead, according to a message from her daughter Mrs Raymond Simpson. Barr, formerly Miss Julia Spurr, recently returned from Winchester where she visited relatives and friends before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt
Ruth Douglas
Harry A. Schmidt
South Washington Street
Upper Montclair
N. J
Donald McFadden
Douglas
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Louis J. Barr
Washington
Winchester
Raymond Simpson
Bar
Washingon
Barr
Julia Spurr
J. Madison Spurr
Helen Crim
Freddie Crim
Martinsburg
Ant
Mamie Pifer
John Racey
Leola Hicks
Sam Goliday
William Carrol
Hagerstown
Relief Brevities from Relief Virginia Parish
Relief Virginia notes describe social visits among residents including Mrs. Leo Wisecarver and Mrs. Catherine Manuel, with church dedication plans for January 1 at Relief, and various calls in Martinsburg Winchester Hagerstown and Stephens City. The item also mentions Santa leaving a cabinet Victrola and local masqueraders in festive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Wisecarver
Gus Noonan
George Carver
Marguerite
Marie
William Wisecarver
Charlie Clark
John Lakeman
Santa Claus
Lola Wigginton
William Weikirk
Stephens City
John Racey
Mabel
Ida Mae Copenhaver
Minnie Wisecarver
Walter
Madge
Irene
Randolph
E. E. Wisecarver
Methodist Episcopal Church
Stanley Ginn
Richard
Floyd
Leo Wisecarver
Mrs Shryock 91 Dies in Stephens City
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Shryock widow of Jacob N Shryock died at her Stephens City home after a long illness aged in her ninety second year born November 12 1836 She was among the town’s oldest residents with 43 direct descendants including 22 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Funeral services will be at Trinity Church Saturday at 2 pm with Rev HB O Graham and Rev O D Lambert officiating Interment in Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Shryock
Jacob N. Shryock
Stephens City
Shryock
Dinges
Annie Shryock
Webster
Mansfield
O. George
Front Royal
Harry and
Russell Shryock
David C. Dinges
Police Suspect Accomplice in Hickman Hunt Case
Police link a second murder to the teen Hickman and his former partner Hunt as detectives review suicide records from last May. They explore whether the death of A Rt Driskell, 60, grandfather of Hunt, was a result of a personal crisis or a bridge leap at West Gate Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Hunt
Thomas
A. Rt. Driskell
Colorado Street
West Gate
Pasadena
Driskells Body Found After Bank Withdrawal Clue
A note on a bridge near the Arroyo suggests Driskell, aged man, killed himself due to financial troubles. Police say he withdrew a large sum the day of his disappearance from the bank where Hickman and Hunt worked. Perry Parker, Marian’s father, was a bank official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driskells
Hunt
Driskell
Hickman
Perry Parker
Marian
In loving remembrance of Robert Rodgers
A memorial notice by Clara Rodgers and children Wallace Dorothy and Robert recalls the first anniversary of the death of husband and father Robert Rodgers. The note expresses love, faith, and the hope of reunion in eternity. It mentions the December departure and the family’s enduring grief and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rodgers
Daddy
Golden Gate
Clara Rodgers
Wallace
Dorothy
Robert
Greenwood Gleanings and Christmas Visitors
Greenwood Virginia notes visitors from Winchester and Washington over Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hémman hosted guests including James Cather and family, Luther Shutts, Holmes Ritter and Mae, Grace Bush, and Dan Neikirk. Other locals hosted Susie Dove and Ruth Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Peter H&émman
James Cather
Rosalie
Luther. Shutts
Catherine
Holmes Ritter
Mae
Grace Bush
Winchester
Dan’ Neikirk
Washington
J. C. Johnson
John Byran
Mississippi Floods Could Exceed 1927 Study Finds
At a joint meeting by meteorology and geography associations, Dr. Harry C. Frankenfield said a future flood from Cairo to the Passes could crest two to four feet higher than 1927 with favorable conditions. He noted that timing and distribution of rainfall matter as much as total amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Mississippi
American Meteorological Society
American Association of Geographers
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Harry C. Frankenfield
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Cairo
Paducah
Natchez
L Miss
Frankenfield
Mississippi Basin
Ohio
Missouri River
Platte
Wisconsin
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Kentucky
Louisiana
Ohio River
Isaac Monroe Cline
New Orleans
Western Bureau
Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
Harry (. Frankenfield
U. S. Weather Bureau
Christmas Day Gatherings Reach Across Towns
Holiday visitors flocked to multiple homes as families from Lenore Kernstown White Wall Albin and nearby towns spent Christmas day with relatives. Attendees included the Anderson Pope Hamman Leidig Hart Hancher Luttrell Stoner Miller and others across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Anderson
Harold Pope
Edward Pope
Vernon
G. Newcome
Lenore
Peter Hamman
Emma Leidig
Hart
Kernstown
Oscar Miller
J. W. Hancher
White Wall
Howard Luttrell
Alfred
Barbara
Albin
Lillian Stoner
Masillou
Ohio
Isaac Miller
Welltown
Ruth
Amelia
Local social visit noted with DeHart couple
A brief item describes Mr and Mrs Adam DeHart visiting with Mr and Mrs William Licklider during an evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam DeHart
William Licklider
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New York Times
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G. Luke
Pierre’s
Virginia Luke
Miss Luke
John Powell
Belhaven
Georgia Miller
B. F. David
Lexington
Natural Bridge
Lynchburg
Dodd
Boyd
Walter Boyd
William Hubbard
Thomas Boyd
Clu Cline
Evans Cline
A. Taylor Ritter, Jr
Keith Ritter
Ida Kern
Jane Boyne
Eva Pannett
Robert Miller
J. Miller
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Thomas Massie
F. B. Hooft
F. B.hooff
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Isabelle Cain
J. Magic Cain
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Miss Cain
Charlotte L. Clevenger
Grant
Charlotte Lucille Clevenger
EB. W. Clevenger
Stuart Lee Grant
Stuart Grant
Margaret Grant Anderson
Ridgley
Arch
Stephens City High School
Handley High School
Winchester Electrical Company
Vogue
Red Cross
Huntsberry
E. A. McDonald
Amos Schlack
Selene Calvert
Philip Cornblatt
Baltimore
Fred R.stryker
D. C. Jones
Philadelphia
Colonial Hotel
George Geyer
Chambersburg
Mildred Milleson
Geyer
Margaret Drummond
Miss Milleson
O'Neil Ward
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Agnes Fiddler
Clarke County
Irene Goss
South Kent Street
Charles Neikirk
Virginia Neikirk
B. W. Cather
West Boscawen Street
Kathryn Dudley
W. L. Dudley
Sho~walter
Christiansburg
Scardale
N. Y
Alice Turner
A. L. Turner
South Cameron Street
William K. Routt, Jr
Billy
Waynesboro, Va
A. L. Ebersole
E. T. Clark
Mr. W. ¥. Harrison
George Washington Hotel
Martha Ritter
Memorial Hospital
Messrs
D. E. Stultz
R. E. Mudd
Katie Mace
George Lee
White Post
Maurice Cather and Son
Manell Mills
Lexington, Va
Mrs. F. L. Buckley
Virginia Ramsey
Martinsburg, W. Va
W. L. Ramsey
Minnie Keen
Bluemont, Va
Mrs. H. L. McCann
A. T. Mussen
Waldo Hack
Spring Dale
Harry Oundoy
Missert Strosnider
Opequon
S Toay
Forest Glen
Mda
J. M. Kelley
Howard Schindel
Brunswick
Mrs. W. R. Edwards
Toledo
Hoover
Springfield Union
Boston Herald
Memoriam
Greenwood Gleanings
By Coleman B. Jones
Soiki
Jth
Barbara Kent
Umes Einea Yen
Tseh
Gagees
Workmeanship
Winchester Wholesale
Gro. Co
N. Main Street
Sample Shoe Store
Sant
Rour
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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