Local clubs elect officers and plan readings in Leesburg
The article records club elections with Mrs Griffith as president and Mrs Miller as vice president. New officers include secretary Mrs Shafer treasurer Lyn Quantz and hostess line. A publicity chairmanship will be filled by Mrs Griffith. The group considers a Leesburg recital and honors Mrs Stouffer for hospitality. Discussions cover current events, a symphonic work by John Powell, and an upcoming Gatti Casazza anniversary concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Griffith
Leo Miller
Shafer
Lyn Quantz
Gladys Cochran
Winchester
Buckley
Social calendar listings for Handley area clubs and church groups
A dense schedule lists regular weekly and monthly meetings across Handley High School, Handley Library Auditorium, George Washington Hotel, Fort Loudoun area, and local churches. Participants include the Girls' Athletic Association, Women's Missionary Society, Kiwanis Club, United Brethren Church youth choir, Little Theatre, Fort Loudoun Community League, Grace Lutheran adult choir, Rotary, General Turner Ashby Chapter UDC, Ladies Aid, American Legion Post, Brad dock Street Methodist Episcopal Church youth choirs, Music Lovers' Club, and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Events span luncheons, practices, business meetings, benefit suppers, and social gatherings throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre Organization
Handley Library
Fort Loudoun Chapington Street
Armel Community League
Armel School House
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary
George
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Susie Glass Strider
Fort Loudoun
Ladies’ Aid Society of Church
Gore
Lodge Hall
American Legion Post
Geo. Washington Hotel
Young People’s Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
North Loudoun St
Music Lovers Club Votes to Federate with State Federation
The Music Lovers Club met at Mrs. Frank Buckley's house with president Mrs. R E Griffith in the chair. After an informal vote at Mr. Harry Stouffer's last Monday, the group unanimously approved federating citing benefits seen by the Martinsburg Music Club and urging prompt dues payment. A nominating committee of Mrs. Yost Mrs. Hoshour and Mrs. Buckley was formed to supply a slate for state headquarters due to previous officers being unable to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank Buckley
R. E. Griffith
Harry Stouffer
Leo Miller
Martinsburg Music Club
Yost
Hoshour
Buckley
Miss Aulick Guest of Honor At Southern Tea
A Boston dispatch reports Miss Mary Katherine Aulick dean of women at Boston University’s Sargent School was guest of honor at a tea for the Southern Club hosted by Miss Grace Bull of Bel Air Md at her Boston residence. Fourteen girls from eight Southern states attended, reviving the club after a quiet season. Also noted is the return of Mr and Mrs Leslie Lonas to their home after a weekend in Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulick
Boston
Mass
Mary Katherine Aulick
C. E. Aulick
Boston University
Sargent School
Grace Bull
Bel Air
Burke family returns home from Maryland weekend visit
Mrs. Charles N. Burke and her grandson Adrian Hughes have returned to Towson Maryland after visiting the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Mudd on North Cameron Street for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Burke
Adrian Hughes
Towson, Md
Richard E. Mudd
North Cameron Street
Senate Likely to Remove Barry as Sergeant-at-Arms
The Senate judiciary committee recommended immediate removal of David S. Barry for writing in a magazine article that some members of Congress accept bribes. Barry, already suspended, faced cross examination as the committee signaled possible further action beyond his case, with action expected in time for a Senate vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David S. Barry
Senate
Congress
David
Barry
Senate Judiciary Committee
Glass
Virginia
Nye
North Dakota
Alfred E. Smith
Princeton student visits parents and friends across several towns
Mr. Tom Scully a Princeton University student is spending days with his parents Mr and Mrs John S Cully at their home on South Washington Street. Mr and Mrs H E Wyatt have returned to Baltimore after visiting their daughter Mrs Young and her son Gerald Young at Miss Laura Bakers near Round Hill. Mr Albert C Scholler hosted a dinner party at Heartsease near Bluemont Virginia with Winchester friends including A G Elam manager F W Woolworth Company who will travel to Philadelphia for a district managers meeting. Mr and Mrs J D Glover returned home on South Stewart Street after visiting the Lindburghs in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Phyllis P. Chamberlin
M. G. Chamberlin
Greencastle
Noah H. Myers
Jesse W. Whitacre
The
Brethren Church of
Greencastle High School
South
Florida
Tom Scully
Princeton University
John S&s. Scully
South Washington Street
H. E. Wyatt
Baltimore
Mrs Young
Gerald Young
Laura Baker
Round Hill
Albert C. Scholler
Heartsease
Bluemont
Winchester
A. G. Elam
F. W. Woolworth Company
Philadelphia
J. D. Glover
South Stewart Street
Carl Lindburgh
Mrs Burr Powell Harrison Leaves Home After Pneumonia Strain
Mrs Burr Powell Harrison, confined seven weeks at her South Washington street home with a severe pneumonia following influenza, is now able to go out for short periods each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Powell Harrison
South Washington Street
Scraping Bark Against Codling Moth Aids Spray Control
Entomologist W. Hough advises removing loose bark from apple trees now to expose scale insects and improve dormant sprays. He notes that trunk banding in late May or early June, at a cost under five cents per tree, kills codling moth larvae and reduces damage when combined with thorough scraping. Also details tool use and long lasting tree smoothness, plus recent local social visits of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Virginia
Pound Stability Cited by British Statesman
A British statesman says the pound has shown much greater stability than the dollar since leaving the gold standard. He notes eventual stabilization against the dollar and a potential buying opportunity when parity occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Bitter Senate quarrels over Hoover era nominations
Washington dispatch reports a bitter Senate clash over party responsibility. Democrat leaders Robison and Brooks fight Republican Watson over whom to blame for stalled Hoover nominations. Five independents sided with Democrats to defeat the Watson motion 41 to 31, as Borah and others critique Republican leadership and coalition control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Watson
Borah
Idaho
Blaine
First Scenic Paper Showcases American Landmarks
A Alsace wallpaper factory produced the first distinctive scenic paper featuring Niagara Falls, the Natural Bridge of Virginia, West Point, and other American landmarks. The design was by renowned artist Zuber in that field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsace
Niagara Falls
Natural Bridge
Virginia
West Point
Zuber
Ruling limits highway funds for narrow streets
Richmond February 6 The State Highway Commission ruled that no state highway street under 40 feet wide can receive funds beyond the 1500 per mile base, a safety measure adopted to protect city and town streets. Staunton officials protest, seeking relief, while department officials explain the act has no extra city funds and the discretionary 500 per mile allocation applies only to wider streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Highway Commission
Iun
Department of Highways
Staunton
Commission
Department
Highway Commission
City Commission Considers Street Narrowness Costs
The passage discusses parking space accounting and the commission’s stance that it should not pay more than 1500 dollars per mile for building and maintaining streets under 40 feet wide. The note reflects budget limits and implications for narrow street projects.
Hitler Wins Battle Over Prussian Diet Power Shift
Berlin February 6 news reports Chancellor Adolf Hitlers new government moved to dissolve the Prussian Diet, ousting Premier Otto Braun and transferring powers to Vice Chancellor Franz von Papen with President von Hindenburgs backing. Hans KerrI backed dissolution against Adenauers objections as Diet leaders aim to dissolve by March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
von Hindenburg
Otto Braun
Prussia
Franz von Papen
von Papen
Hans Kerri
Diet
Conrad Adenauer
State Council
Premier Braun
Federatie An
Alonie
Braun
Herr Kerri
Herr Adenauer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phyliss Chamberlin
Mr. Myers
Bessie Seldon
Hodgson
Martinsburg
Bessie Virginnia Seldon
Charles Robert Hodgson
Frederick County
L. R. Hodgson
W. H. Seldon
Berkeley County
Amy Russell
Wallace Derry
Amy E. Russell
Front Royal Pike
Wallace M. Derry
Hagerstown
Coleman
J. J. Russell
Julia Derry
Roy Derry
Derry
Troy Laundry Company
Armel 4-H Club
Armel Four-H Club
Armel
Aline White
Elma Bowers
Gertrude Haines
Elna Bowers
Oliie White
Goldie Gardner
Dorothy Pifer
Ruth Gardner
Jean Bell
Helen Newcome
Mattaroy White
Everett Kibler
Raymond Boyce
Ralph Walsh
Holmes Newcome
Charles Jacobs
Keeler
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hellyn Keeler
West Cork Street
Crusaders
Edith Miller
Miller
Handley Glee Club
Handley High School Glee Club
Madeline Whitlock
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Hampden-Sydney College
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
University of Virginia
Virgil Baughman
Apple Pie Ridge
Annie Brill
Brucetown
Bean Settlement
Angus Baughman
Roy Brill
McCauley
W. Va
Mr. Baughman
Mary Warden Boyd
Betsy Rice
Virginia Cover Russell
Annapolis
St. John's College
Pauline Brill
Sanctuary Society of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Fred S. Anderson
Loudoun Street
A. S. Pennypacker
Willow Lawn
Valley Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Girls’ Athletic Association
Handley High School
Women’s Missionary Society
Harry W. Butler
West Clifford Street
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
United Brethren Church
Lions’ Club
Huntsberry
Leslie Lonas
Strasburg
Scatter
Sunshineith Valentine
Brooks’ Pharmacy
U. S. Senate
Associated Press
Busy Bee
John Hardy
Charles J. Blair, Jr
North
Cameron Street
Samuel C. Spangler
Isabelle Stauffer
Sylvia Wolffe
Gettysburg
Taylor F. Hahn
Esther Norton
North Braddock Street
Mount Vernon
N. Y
H. T. Cooke
Robinson
Indianan
Fess ‘R. Ohio
Republican Party
Arkansas
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Hitler
Reichstag
the Commercial & Savings Bank
R. M. Swimley
East of Geo. Washington Hotel
NAVE
Style Shop
Loudound
Boscawen Sts
Hamman’s Dollar Store
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