Leona Peer Weds E B Shade in Washington DC Ceremony
Miss Leona C Peer and Mr E B Shade were married August 30 in Washington DC by Rev Edwin S Sheppe Jr. Bride and groom, Handley High graduates, are active in music and church life. Shade matriculated at University of Cincinnati and the couple plan a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Peer
Leona C. Peer
EB. Bruce Shade
Ernest L. Shade
Edwin S. Sheppe, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Washington, D. C
Handley High School
Shade
Winchester
Soddy” Haines
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
University of Cincinnati
Ohio
Winchester social calendar lists weekly meetings and events
Tuesday at 12 30 regular Ington Hotel luncheon. New Year dinner dance by Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital at George Washington Hotel. 8 p m Century Club at Mrs Nancy Coble home with Mrs Henry B Gilpin hostess. Wednesday Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel. 8 p m Winchester Lodge 867 BPOE at Ellis home. 3 15 p m adult choir Grace Lutheran. Thursday 1 p m Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel and Robert Y Conrad Post 21 American Legion gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington Hotel
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George Wa
Century ~ Club
Nancy Coble
Henry B. Gilpin
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Lodge
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Mary Chapin Hosts A Night Of Friends And Festive Cheer
Miss Mary Chapin of Hayfield entertained a group of friends with a red and green party. Guests included Frances ca Pauline Glenn Hester Lynn Helen Hoover and many others. The evening featured dancing games and a menu of ice cream cake fudge nuts and fruits. Also noted are weekend visits from local residents and a Christmas caroling party at the Presbyterian Church with a plan to visit shut ins and end at Miss Eloise Caldwell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chapin
Hayfield
Francesca
Pauline Glenn
Hesterlynn
Helen Hoover
Pearle Eburg
Cora Lineburg
Nancy Harbaugh
Dorothy Harbaugh
Ruth Ambrose
Thelma Hutter
Frances Larrick
R. G. Chapin
Messrs
Perry Sager
Tom Filegal
Albert Boswell
Carl Miller
The
Presbyterian Church
Eloise Caldwall
National Avenue
Switzer Still Unchanged After Illness
Friends in Winchester report no change in the condition of Rev Dr Switzer former Brad dock Street M E Church South pastor. He has been ill for weeks in King Daughters Hospital Staunton Va after thrombosis. Switzer moved from Roanoke to Lewisburg in October and remains in serious condition. Mr and Mrs German Radford return from brief southern honeymoon. she formerly Miss Lelia Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Shingleton
South
Cameron Street
C. H. Anderson
Nora Parish
Pearl MclIlwee
Gordon
June
Arlene
City
C. W. Parish
Charles
J. W. Parish
Viola Whitacre
Gore
Melvin Adams
Wilda
Gainesboro
Herbert Berryhill
Hobby
Peggy
Washington, D. C
C.R. Langdon
Louise
Harriett Ann
B. F. Langdon
H. B. Langdon
Myerstown
W. Va
Switzer
Winchester
Boyd V. Switzer
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
King's Daughters’ Hospital
Staunton
Roanoke
Lewisburg
German Radford
Radford
Lelia Smith
Harvey Kill
Elizabeth
Bernetta Ritter
O. Taylor Ritter
East
Cork Street
Girl Scout Troop 5 to Host Evening Party
Girl Scout Troop No. 5 schedules a 7 30 PM party at the Episcopal Parish House tonight. The American Legion Auxiliary hosts the event, so the usual fourth Monday meeting is canceled. Members are asked to note the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Parish
Girl Scouts
American Legion Auxiliary
Hillyard Improves After Millwood Road Crash Incident
Gardner B Hillyard recovering at Memorial Hospital after two week injury from a crash on Millwood road when accelerator stuck. He is to be moved home in several days as condition improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
J. Hunter Williams
Millwood Road
Gardner B. Hillyard
Memorial Hospital
Robert Stewart
North Cameron Street
Betty Gow Declines Return To Lindbergh Service
Betty Gow told the Associated Press the Lindberghs have invited her to work for them again but she plans to stay away. The Glasgow nurse who tended the Lindbergh baby testified at Hauptmann’s trial, and she says she wants a normal life, has refused film or stage offers, and does not intend to rejoin the Lindbergh household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gow
Lindbergh
Associated Press
Glasgow
Associated Press Today
Charles A. Lindbergh
The
Lindberghs
Jon
Liverpool
Gow
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Miss Gow
England
County Services To Begin Jan. 6
The rural public is asked to plan for a week of preaching services starting January 6. Ten pastors from rural churches will preach four or five times at nine separate points. Rev. Cephas Fahnestock is included. Local churches arrange music. Communities plan canvassing to boost attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cephas Fahnestock
Frederick County
New Britain Church Hosts New Year Eve Party
The South Congregational Church in New Britain Conn plans a New Year s Eve party Tuesday night with dancing in the chapel to a seven piece orchestra an oyster bar card games and a wide variety of activities followed by a nightwatch and other festivities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Conn
South Congregational Church
Elsea Hearing Set For Next Thursday In Virginia
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for R. C. Elsea of near Paris Virginia charged with assault after El wood Wiley was seriously wounded December 26. The hearing before Trial Justice Lo Kackley at Berryville begins at 10 o clock. Wiley remained hospitalized and was described as slightly better. The case is now with the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Elsea
Paris
Elwood Wiley
Berryville
Lo Kackley
Wiley
Memorial Hospital
Commonwealth
Christmas Day Guests in Trone Brevities Row
Local notes list numerous visitors and family gatherings in Trone Virginia on Christmas Day and nearby days. Names include Riley Parish Whitacre Eaton Bunner LaFollette Whitacre Oates and others, plus travel to Capon Bridge West Virginia for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trone
Stanley Riley
Leon Smith and
Delvon Parish
Robert Riley
J. N. Whitacre
Ralph Johnson
Alice Whitacre
Smith
Woodrow Riley
Red” Kern
Evan Whitacre
Ethel Whitacre
Dorothy Riley
Bertha Bunner
James Oates
Howard Young
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Oatis Sirbaugh
W. O. Anderson
James
Charles Whitacre
H. D. “‘Whitacre
Cedar Grove Notes Christmas Visit to Berryville
Cedar Grove Virginia December 28 Mr John Smith and family spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs John Livengood at Berryville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove, Va
John Smith
John Livengood
Berryville, Va
Christmas Dinner Guests Across Local Families
Christmas day visitors gathered at several area homes. Ernest Leake and family dined at Ike Murray’s. Kelchner and Webber relatives celebrated with Mrs. Ern est Webber. Lucille Webber returned from Harrisonburg to spend the holiday at home. De Haven households hosted relatives from Martinsburg Nain Winchester Cedar Grove and Red Bud. Lewis and Crim welcomed guests including Jessie Lewis and Marjorie. Lamp families from Washington DC joined local relatives for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Leake
Ike Murray
G. W. Kelehner
Margaret Kelchner
Paul
Claude Kelchner
Ernest Webber
Lucille Webber
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Joel De-Haven
Mervil De-Haven
Martinsburg
W. Va
Albert DeHaven
Geraldine
Nain
Richard DeHaven
Janet
Tommy
Winchester
Boyd Fries
Red Bud
Helen Clark
Boyd Miller
Cedar Grove
John Lewis
Jessie Lewis
Marjorie
W. H. Crim
Leo Lamp
Murch Lamp
Washington, D. C
Michael Collins dies from brain hemorrhage at Winchester
Michael Collins died from a brain hemorrhage. He had worked 45 years with the Miller family in Winchester's drug trade across three generations. Survived by his widow Miss Mary Stickler, a brother, a nephew, and his late brother James Collins's son Michael Andrew Collins. Funeral Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down Street
George F. Miller
Godfrey O. Miller
Charles G. Miller
Winchester
Mr. Collins
Mary K. Stickler
John Strickler
Frederick County
John D. Collins
William A. Collins
Michael Andrew Collins
James Collins
Church of the Sacred Heart
Collins
Friendship Fire Company
Ireland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Michael Lillis
Funeral Services at Sacred Heart for Rev. Father Hannon
The obituary notes services at the Church of the Sacred Heart at 11 o'clock Wednesday morning conducted by Rev. Father Robert E. Hannon. Interment will be in the Catholic Cemetery family lot with pallbearers O. L. Jamison David Reardon Bernard Sullivan Jack Widmeyer and Alfred 8. Henkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sacred Heart
Robert E. Hannon
O. L. Jamison
David Reardon
Bernard Sullivan
Jack Widmeyer
Alfred 8. Henkel
Fellowshipers Bring Cheer to 1517 Persons
The Fellowship committee distributed Christmas baskets to 1517 individuals from large families to singles. Baskets included chicken, bread, rolls, produce, flour, sugar, coffee and candy along with toys and clothing for children, honoring many aged recipients and newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Fellowship Club spreads Christmas baskets to aid the less fortunate
The club distributed baskets of food and goods, receiving warm remarks from recipients and supporters who note the need is met. They hope the spirit of giving continues beyond Christmas to help children in need throughout the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bution
Fellowship Club
Gainesboro School to Open Tomorrow
Gainesboro will resume classes Tuesday December 31 after consolidating concerns and delaying reopening due to the late fall schedule. All other Frederick County schools return to class Thursday morning January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Gainesboro
Remove Snow At Rural Mail Boxes
Post office officials today requested rural free delivery patrons remove snow around mail boxes on routes so carriers may deliver mail with minimal hindrance. Road crews often pile snow near the boxes. owners should clear it to permit easy access for carriers to place mail in the boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leona Peer
Mr. E. Bruce Shade
Mrs. N. B. Shingleton
Eleanor Flood
Henry D. Flood
F Street Club
Westwood Byrd
Flood
Augustine L. Humes
New York
R. E. Byrd
Margaret Byrd
Fenton Nelson
Joseph Massie
William Massie
Thomas Scully
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Philip Glaize
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Manuel Arias
Puerto Rico
Washington
Janet Sargent
Janet Largent
Brady W. Largent
East Leicester Street
Miss Largent
Handley
Lankford
Kford
Lewis Dew. Gerhart, Jr
Mr. Thompson
Lewis DeW.rhardt, Jr
Henri Albert Thompson
Philadelphia
Hagerstown
Paul B. Watlington
Baptist Church
Grace Widmeyer
S. S. Widmeyer
Widmeyer
Presbyterian
Margaret L
Hodgson
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Girl Scout
Mr. Gardner B. Hillyard
Brucetown
Brucetown Hall
L. Slavin
West Boscawen Street
Grace Bentzel
R. Lee Stickel
South Cameron Street
Melvin Green
Lucy May Boyer
Naomi Boyer
Sprint
William Coffman
Elva Rusty
South Carolina
Mrs
Roa Rufty
East Piccadilly Street
L. D. Grubbs
Friends
May Hamman
Greenwood
Alice Bentzel
Allison Cooper
Eugene B. Cooper
Washington Street
Robert J. Rea
Tokus Inn
F. Earl Parsons
Dorothy Rice
Sue Schlack
Margaret Bean
Mrs. E. P. Bean
South Stewart Street
Virginia Barnett
Washington D. C
Wade Hampton Marshall
Ruth McDermott Tyler
Bristol, Tenn
David M. Marshall
Bristol, Va
F J. Marshall
Mary R. Buchner
Lovett’s
Loudoun St
Selby
Arch Preserver
Elsea
Michael Collins
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Geo. W. Kurtz Furniture Store
the Commercial & Savings Bank
E. Gerrard St
Betty Shoppe
W. Boscawen St
Long Island
Etragood
Underwood
Loudoun
R. M. Swimley
East Geo. Washington Hotel
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