Dinner Host George Norton Entertains Bank and Press Friends
Mr George F Norton hosted an elegant dinner at the George Washington Hotel for Shenandoah Valley National Bank directors and staff along with former newspaper colleagues. Guests praised his career and wished him leisure as others recalled small town journalism from 25 to 30 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Norton
George Washington Hotel
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Norton
Winchester
Washington
Lyons
N. Y
Robert M. Ward
M. R. Gray Williams
Lewis F. Cooper
Bank Board
Louise Benner
Elizabeth Benner
Robert Milleson
Brownie Lampeell
Lula Rush
Messrs
R. Gray Williams
W. S. Hiett
A. B. Richards
Stewart Bell
Robert S. Smith
Fred L. Glaize
W. A. Baker
M. L. Copper
William G. Hardy
Edward G. Rusk
Clark M. Smith
Carl Cather
William A. Collins
B F. Line
Robert Glaize
Edward W. Albin
Bank
Mifflin
W. Clowe
Charles P. McVicar
John Hoover
Mr. Norton
Mrs Alexander T Jones Plans Early Autumn Visits
Mrs. Alexander T. Jones and her daughter Frances Jones traveled to Washington for a day and night trip then planned to continue to Atlantic City for several weeks. They will later visit relatives and friends in Richmond Virginia.
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Alexander T. Jones
Frances Jones
Washington
Atlantic City
Richmond
D. F. Butsler
Virginia Butsler
Master Frank Butsler
Pocomoke City
DAR Fort Loudoun Chapter to Meet February 15
The Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday afternoon February 15 at 3 o'clock at Miss Mary Robinsons home 120 North Cameron Street. Mrs Harry R Green will read a paper titled The New Woman. The regent will present numerous matters of business and a large attendance is desired.
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Margaret Funk
Fred. P._Painter
Shenandoah County
Shenandoah
Frederick
H. A. Funk
Stephens City
Margaret A. Funk
Fred P. Painter
Pughs Run
Snyder Alleman
Luther G -Sheetz
C. W. Smallwood
Strasburg
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley
Painter
Robert T. Painter
Philadelphia
New York
Niagra Falls
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Robinson
North Cameron Street
Harry R. Green
Travel plans and local society notes from Winchester
Mr E R Branch and Mrs Branch depart for Staunton to stay at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel then head to Winston Salem N C for the National Part Highway Association meeting. Senior Luther League to banquet at Grace Lutheran Church tonight at 7 30. J William Riley slowly improves after pleurisy and drainage operation at Memorial Hospital and home care. Brunswick Panatrope installed at George Washington Hotel for guest entertainment by W D Lord a Brunswick Balke Collender representative. A and P Tea Company officials O C Adams and S W Zink visit Winchester. Miss Hilda Correll to Concord N C then Atlanta Ga with brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs W A Brown.
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E. R. Branch
George Washington Hotel
Senior Luther League
Senior Luther League of Grace Lutheran Church
J. Wm. Riley
J. William Riley
Frederick County
West Piccadilly Street
Riley
Memorial Hospital
Clearbrook
Wolfe
George Washington
W.D. Lord
Brunswick- Balke-Collender Company
Winchester
Baltimore
Lord
A. and P. Tea Company
O. C. Adams
Philadelphia
S. W. Zink
Washington
Adams
Southern
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Atlantic
Hilda Correll
Concord
N. C
W. A. Brown
Atlanta
Mr. Brown
Correll
South
Daingerfields Host Supper After Theatre Party
Mr and Mrs Daingerfield and their debutante daughter Miss Margaret D Daingerfield hosted a supper at the Embassy Club after a theatre party. Notable guests included Dr and Mrs George Bolling Lee, Mr and Mrs Kenneth N Gilpin of Virginia, and Mrs Richard Byrd of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algernon Daingerfield
Margaret D. Daingerfield
Embassy Club
George Bolling Lee
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Virginia
Richard Byrd
Explorer
Boston
B. Byrd
Winchester
New York Times
Scroll of Honor Presented to Bishop Cannon
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South receives the Christian Herald distinguished religious service award at a Hotel St. Regis luncheon. The award includes a Mediterranean and Holy Land tour. Cannon departs on the Calgeric next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Christian Herald
Hotel
St. Regis
America
Mediterranean
Holy Land
Cannon
Calgeric
Lion and the Mouse Delights Capitol Theatre Crowd
Enthusiastic audiences praised Warner Brothers Vitaphone talking feature The Lion and the Mouse at Capitol Theatre last evening. Cast includes Lionel Barrymore May MacAvoy Alec Francis and William Collier Jr with strong Vitaphone presence. Organist Ernest Houde played Echoes of the South and the Capitol quartet with Fred Haines sang southern songs.
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the Lion and the Mouse
Warner Brothers
Vitaphone
Capitol Theatre
Charles Klein
Lionel Barrymore
May MacAvoy
Alec Francis
William Collier, Jr
Vitaphone Pictures
The
Capitol
Bouther
Ernest Houde
Fred Haines
Mr. Houde
Stock Market Slides AsBanks Demand Loans
New York February eight A P reports further unsettled trading in the stock market as banks called 40 million dollars in loans and lifted the call money rate to seven percent. Early gains in high priced issues were erased while many securities fell one to eight points. Copper shares showed strength on rising copper prices amid weekend profit taking and a reduced broker staff due to a stock exchange holiday tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Salvation Army Council To Reopen Booth Question
The Salvation Army high council will resume sessions at Sunbury Court next Wednesday to reconsider Gen Bramwell Booth’s fitness for leadership. Booth will defend himself with counsel after a Chancery Court ruled the prior deposition lacked a hearing for his attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
High Council of the
Salvation Army
Sunbury Court
Bramwell Booth
Chancery Court
High Council
Woman Bandit Detonates Tear Gas In Detroit Bank Robbery
A young woman entered a Michigan State Bank of Detroit branch shortly before noon and fired two tear gas bombs. She demanded $2000 from the teller, who handed over the cash, then fled. The teller, Thomaso Witkowski, described the events.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Michigan State Bank of Detroit
Thomaso Witkowski
Witkowski
Flu Spreads in Hungarian Cities Amid Rising Deaths
In Budapest twenty percent of school children and about one third of the population are affected by influenza. Drugstores are overwhelmed and seek government aid as fatalities rise. The report also notes Mr and Mrs D P Bickford of Providence registered at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Steinmeyer
W. A. Steinmeyer
Roderick Chester
Nicholas Eagle
Pittsburgh
George Washington Hotel
Associated Press
Budapest
Hungary
D. P. Bickford
Providence, R. I
Kills Nurse Who Rejected Him Then Slays Self
Rejected suitor Joseph Adams, 34, shot and killed Genevieve Higgins, 30, at her West 190th Street home in New York City early today and then fatally shot himself. Higgins, a graduate nurse, met Adams last summer. Adams, a carpenter, was married and the family hailed from Clarksburg, West Virginia. Mrs Adams said their marriage was a cycle of parting and reconciliations.
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Charles Pavey Knight
Lawrenceville
Winchester
Berryville
Knight
Emily Turnbull
Virginia
B. M. Knight
Virginia State Highway Commission
New York
Joseph Adams
Genevieve
Higgins
West One Hundred and Ninetieth Street
Treaty Signing At Vatican Delayed To Monday
Rome reports the signing of the treaty of conciliation between the Vatican and the Italian government has been postponed from Sunday to Monday morning. A Te Deum will mark the pope’s coronation anniversary at St John Lateran. the ceremony will take place inside the papal palace. The treaty will be signed with a gold pen and kept in the Vatican museum as a historic memorandum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Church of St. John, Lateran
Papal Palace
Lateran
Vatican Museum
Highway Experts Discuss Virginia County Roads Law
Lexington Feb 7 opened the fourth annual Virginia Highway Conference with 400 road officials and others attending. Maj. A W Robinson presided and spoke on highway fund expenditures as groups debated dustless road development and snow removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Vireduia
Virs Military Institute
Board of Supervisors
Rockbridge County
Birgitla Highway Commission
Seau of
J. B. Fauntleroy
United States
Ehhwiy
Asay
William S. Cocke
Voml
W. A. Pennicky
Richmond
J. J. Forrer
R. ¢. Eilson
Loughborough
Staunton
James M. Hars
Conner
American Road Association
V. M. J. Athletic Fie
A. W. Robinson
Minister Denies Deacons Called Gamblers in Church Scuffle
Newport News February 7 The Rev A J Dickson of First Baptist Newport News faced charges he called deacons of Emmhaus Baptist Poquoson lower than bootleggers gamblers laws and hypocrites The denial of using those terms and a church rift were reviewed before more than 150 people in Yorktown courtroom today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
A. J. Dickson
First Baptist Church
Emmaus Baptist Church
Poquoson
Yorktown
Newport News minister sued for 5000 by Moore and Freeman
In Newport News George W. Moore sues the local minister for 5000 alleging improper language. Russell Freeman, a deacon, joins the suit with similar claims for the same damages. Judge Frank Armistead presides as arguments proceed. Dr Dickinson testifies as first defense witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
George W. Moore
Russell Freeman
Frank Armistead
Hodel
Dr. Dickinson
Bailey Return to City for Brief Cumberland Visit
Mr. George S. Bailey, formerly of this city and now a resident of Cumberland Maryland, is spending a day or two in town on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Brown
Lynchburg, Va
George S. Bailey
Cumberland, Md
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Huntsberry
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Mrs. Daingerfield
D. F. O'Neill
Richmond, Va
Jack
Robert M. Colvin
Harrisonburg, Va
C. W. Morganthal
Grover Carter
B. B. Gochenour
Upperville
William Cooley
John Clowser
East Leicester Street
E. W. Miller
Charlottesville, Va
Dr. Lillis
Gertrude Clevenger
Amherst Street
Irene Mathews
Handley
North Washington Street
Handley School
Richard Gray
J. Newton McDonald
Shawnee Heights
Pearl Moore
South Kent Street
Frank M. Reynolds
New York City
Garland Smith
C., E. Smith
Paul Anderson
Valley Pike
Kenneth Clowser
Clifton Clowser
Martinsburg
Mercy Hospital
Clowser
Mr. Clowser
City
Arthur B. Rowse
Washington Inn
Stewart Street
Mass
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Salvation Army Council
Booth
Woman Bandit
David Miller
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Jeff
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Paris
Lovett Bros
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S.kirson & Sons
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