Legionnaires Meeting Draws Mrs Baker to Norfolk
Mrs. Baker, president of the Virginia department of the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion, travels to Norfolk for the annual convention of legion posts in the First and Second districts. She will address the auxiliary’s work for ex service men and then proceed to Washington for a vocational education conference addressed by President Coolidge. The White House reception for conference members is planned with Mrs. Coolidge. Also noted, FS, attending the Maryland Institute of Art in Baltimore, is spending a day with his parents on North Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
White House
Baker
Winchester
Washington
Maryland Institute of Art
Baltimore
Mrs. I. N. Good
North Braddock Street
Mrs Earl Roberts and daughter visit East Leicester street
Mrs Earl Roberts arrived here on Saturday with a mother, Mrs W A Pingley, who is confined to her home on East Leicester street by illness. Another daughter, Miss Annie Pingley, recently from Forest Glen Maryland, came to be with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl ‘Roberts
W. A. Pingley
East Leicester Street
Annie Pingley
Forest Glen
Philadelphia guest of Miss Motter at North Main
Mr William Holliday of Philadelphia is the guest of his aunt Miss Motter at their apartment on North Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holliday
Philadelphia
Misses Motter
North Main Street
Mrs Stryker Delights In Winchester Expansion Visit
Mrs Rose Stryker formerly of this city and long-time Atlantic City hotelier left this morning for Atlantic City after a week with Mrs Carroll L Carver. She came from Columbus Ohio where she stayed with her daughter. An automobile tour yesterday impressed her with Winchester's growth especially the Handley School plant and its surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley School
Washington astronomer visits parents on weekend
Prof. L. Adolph Richards, a noted Washington astronomer, arrived Saturday evening for a brief stop at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Richards, near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. ‘Adolph Richards
Washington
A. B. Richards
Town
Mr James Johnson Visits Before Moving Home to Washington
Mr James Johnson employed by a large construction firm in Washington is spending a few days with Mrs Johnson prior to moving their household effects to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
Washington
Mrs. Johnson
Mr. Boyle Spends Day With Parents In Emmitsburg
Mr. Harry Boyle motored to his home at Emmitsburg Maryland where he spent the day with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Boyle
Emmitsburg
Mrs Irwin Recovering Slowly From Baltimore Operation
Mrs. Irwin formerly of Detroit Mich who came here to make her future home recently when Mr Irwin took work in the prescription department of Bakers drug store is recovering slowly from a surgical operation performed in a Baltimore hospital. Her mother Mrs Cora Brodie of Detroit who came to Baltimore to help since the illness spent the weekend there as well.
Students Mary Baldwin and Doro Thy Henkel Return Home
Miss Mary Baldwin and Miss Doro thy Henkel spent the weekend at the home of Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Stuart and returned yesterday to Stuart Hall in Staunton Virginia where they are students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baldwin
Dorothy Henkel
E. C. Stuart
Stuart Hall
Staunton
Mr. Donald Nixdorf Returns to Baltimore
Mr. Donald Nixdorf of the Corn Products Company returns to Baltimore after spending the weekend at his mother Mrs. Albert L. Baker's home on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Nixdorf
Corn Products Company
Baltimore
Albert L. Baker
North Main Street
Mrs. E. E. Rogers and Daughter Shop in Middletown
Mrs. E. E. Rogers and her daughter Margaret Rodgers of Middletown spent the day shopping in town, enjoying a routine outing with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Rogers
Margaret Rodgers
Middletown
Town
Miss Stella Dyke Birthday Surprise at Stephens City
A birthday surprise for Miss Stella Dyke marked her sixteenth birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs D F Dyke in Stephens City. About thirty young friends attended while Miss Frances Adams visited as a guest with parlor games a musical program and refreshments to conclude the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Dyke
D. F. Dyke
Stephens City
Frances Adams
Baltimore couple visits Williamsport home Springfield
Mr and Mrs Clayton Triplett Jr of Baltimore spent the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Duvall parents of Mrs Triplett at their Williamsport Maryland home Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Triplett, Jr
Baltimore
Mrs. Duvall
Mrs. Triplett
Springfield
Williamsport
Alleman Guests Stay With Woltzs in Chambersburg Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred Alleman of Chambersburg Pennsylvania motored here yesterday and are guests of Mr and Mrs H P Woltz at their East Piccadilly street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Alleman
Chambersburg, Pa
H. P. Woltz
East Piccadilly Street
Potomac Edison Official Spends Saturday Night Here
Mr. C. F. Collins of the Potomac Edison Company spent Saturday night in the city, a note indicating a courtesy visit or business engagement with local officials and utilities. The brief mention highlights his association with the utility firm and the social timing of the stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. C. F. Collins
The
Potomac Edison Company
Baltimore guests register at George Washington Hotel
Mr Read Beard and Mrs Read Beard along with Messrs F D Toole and W L Ball of Baltimore were registered yesterday at the George Washington Hotel in what appears to be a routine lodging record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read Beard
F. D. Toole
W. L. Ball
Baltimore
George Wathington Hotel
Mrs. Hunter N. Kern Visits Afflecks on Peyton Street
Mrs. Hunter N. Kern arrived from New York Saturday evening to spend the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John W. Affleck on Peyton Street. Mr. Jack Smith of Washington is visiting Mrs. Smith and their son Edwin Harold Smith for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter N. Kern
New York
John W. Affleck
Peyton Street
Jack Smith
Washington
Mrs. Smith
Edwin Harold Smith
Mrs Grover Leavenger and Miss Grant Visit Philadelphia
Mrs Grover Leavenger and Miss Katharine Grant returned from a week at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Ritter in Philadelphia. They were hosted during their stay with visits and social gatherings in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover .Levenger
Katharine Grant
Edward Ritter
Philadelphia
Rev F A Braun Departs After Grace Lutheran Sermon
The Rev. F. A. Braun of Poughkeepsie New York preached yesterday at Grace Lutheran Church and left today for his home after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Braun
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Grace Lutheran Church
Mr. Harry Kern Returns From Washington on Tobacco Business
Mr. Harry Kern son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kern returned Saturday evening from Washington where he spent several days on business for the American Tobacco Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kern
John W. Kern
Washington
The
American Tobacco Company
Hable Plans White Marble Theatre in Washington Move
Fred Hable, recently in St. Petersburg where the Hable interests will erect a $500,000 white marble theatre, left Saturday evening for Washington after a brief visit here with his brother Herman Hable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. H. Hable
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hable
Washington
Herman H. Hable
Mr and Mrs Hammon Guests At George Washington Hotel
Mr and Mrs F K Hammon of Philadelphia were weekend guests at the George Washington Hotel, staying over the nearby holiday period and visiting local attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Hammon
Philadelphia
George Washington Hotel
Gilliansens Leave for Garrett Indiana
Mr and Mrs Frank Gilliansen have departed from the home of Mrs J P Haddox to Garrett Indiana after visiting at her residence this morning.
Woodstockian Visits Friends in Town Sunday
Mr. Arthur C. Stickley Jr of Woodstock Virginia spent Sunday with friends in town, enjoying a relaxed afternoon and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Stickley, Jr
Woodstock, Va
Washington Guests Stay at Hotel Jack Weekend
Dr and Mrs R B Porter Dr and Mrs L A Fullerton and Mr L B Byington of Washington were weekend guests at Hotel Jack.
Women Visit Washington Friends Over Weekend
Misses Mary Louise Barr Helen Mc Glathery and Isabelle Hammack returned from Washington where they spent the weekend visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Barr
Helen McGlathery
Isabelle Hammack
Washington
Providence man among arrivals at Commercial Hotel
Mr. J. Richmond Dean of Providence R I was among yesterday's arrivals at the Commercial Hotel details indicate a brief guest listing from local travel notes and hotel records. The item notes his residence and rooming at the hotel during the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richmond Dean
Providence, R. 1
Commercial Hotel
Miss Katharine Pangle Leaves for Forest Glen Seminary
Miss Katharine Pangle of Middletown sails for Forest Glen Maryland to join the National Park Seminary later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Pangle
Middletown
Forest Glen
National Park Seminary
Two Misses Faun Baker Return to Washington School
Miss Katharine and Miss Ellen Faun Baker visited their parents Mr and Mrs W A Baker and depart this evening to resume studies at Holton Arms School in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine
Ellen Fauntleroy Baker
Mrs. W. A. Baker
Holton Arms School
Washington
Staunton Man Registered at Commercial Hotel
Mr. G. M. Crawford of Staunton Virginia is registered at the Commercial Hotel, listing his arrival and lodging details as part of the local hotel record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Crawford
Staunton, Va
Mr and Mrs C C McKay Arrive and Register at George Washington
Mr and Mrs C C McKay from Washington arrived yesterday and registered at the George Washington Hotel, marking a brief visit noted in local society circles.
Rev Casselman hosts PET guest and college visit
A PET guest staying with Rev and Mrs F R Casselman left for Roanoke Virginia. Mr Tosh represented Catawba College Salisbury North Carolina and spoke at Centenary Reformed Church, drawing a liberal response yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Casselman
Roanoke
Tosh
Catawba College
Salisbury
Centenary Reformed Church
Martins resident registered at the Jack Hotel
Mr R Riddleburger of Martins West Virginia is registered at the Jack. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hanson returned today to their home in Baltimore after spending the weekend at Hotel Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. R. Riddleburger
Martinssare W. Va
Jack Hotel
Thomas H. Hanson
Baltimore
Hotel
Jack
McDonoughs Return From Weekend at Rectory
Mrs. Mary McDonough and her daughter Miss Annie McDonough returned today to Richmond after visiting the former's mother Mrs. Mary Rabkin at the Catholic Church Rectory over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McDonough
Annie McDonough
Richmond
Mary Rabkin
Catholic Church
Handley Hi's Quint Tops Berryville 22 to 19
Handley of Berryville edged Berryville 22 to 19 as Parker led with five baskets. Miller and Canter sparked a second-half surge after a 15 all tie, with Canter scoring four field goals including circus shots. Miller, Baker, Swank, Hawkins contributed on both ends while Winkfield netted one basket for 185 season points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Quint
Berryville
Parker
Miller
Canter
Fou
Baker
Chaggett
Wee Hawkins
Ramsburg Gueld
Sale
Winkfielder
Kersheval
Starkey
Winkfield
Ale
Hillyard
Swank
Hackman
Hawkins
Ritter
Renner
Sargent
Tee
Seals
Handley
Hockman
Ong Stain High School
Quint
Handley Falls to Martinsburg in Slow Scrappy Contest
Martinsburg defeated Handley 37 to 25 as speed and passing overwhelmed the locals. Homer and Woods teamed for 32 points, with Martinsburg drawing 14 fouls on Handley. Sale led Handley with six counted buckets as fans watched a rough, foul plagued game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Five
Martinsburg
Homer
Woods
Handley
Doug” Sale
Reign
Blue Eyes Keener and the Bilateral Eye Debate
In an article fragment unclear in content, statistics on military units suggest contrasting eye traits among soldiers. The text mentions blue eyed and "bive-eyed" men as potentially superior, but the garbled data limits precise conclusions.
Duckwall Poetential Pastor At Highland Avenue Mission
The Rev. Joseph S. Duckwall, who has preached at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church mission, may lead that work after graduating next June from Union Theological Seminary in Richmond Virginia. He preached last evening there and stayed with his brother in law and sister the Rev. and Mrs J Hoge Smith of Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S$. Duckwall
Highland Avenue Way
Presbyterian Church
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Duckwall
Highland Avenue Mission
J. Hoge Smith
Stephens City
Mrs Polius Returns to Washington After Visit
Mrs H B Polius returned to Washington following a visit with her mother Mrs Canter Lonas at her East Piccadilly street home.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in Wiener Wurst Tale
A humorous verse by Walt Mason about a small miller selling wienerwurst who longs for praise. A passing delegate praises the products, lifting the poet from despair as the simple compliment revives his spirits and sparks. Copyright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
Mrs Flora Returns Home From Cumberland Visit
Mrs. E. K. Flora, who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fries at their National avenue home, returned today to her Cumberland, Md home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Flora
Charles Fries
National Avenue
Cumberland
Mrs. O. 8. Geddies Returns Home From Strasburg
Mrs. O. 8. Geddies, summoned to Strasburg by the death of her sister Mrs. D. F. Retdolph, has returned to her home in Connellsville, Pennsylvania.
Reverend W H Brown Leaves Sharon for Mrs Rudolph Funeral
The Rev. W H Brown pastor of the Lutheran Church of Sharon Pennsylvania who attended Mrs D F Rudolphs funeral at Strasburg departed today after the service, returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H.,brown
Lutheran Church of
Virginia Military Captain Guest at Handley Faculty Home
Capt. L. H. Ryland of the Virginia Military Institute visits town for several days as the guest of Mr. M. G. Ramey, a member of the Handley faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Ryland
Virginia Military Institute
M. G. Ramey
Handley Faculty
Washington Guests Leave After Visit
Messrs. W. H. Grim and Joseph Lovett of Washington and W. C. Hogan of East Orange New Jersey left here today after visiting Mr. W. D. Grim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Grim
Joseph Lovett
Washington
W. C. Hogan
Hast Orange, N. J
W. D. Grim
Mr and Mrs Turner Travel to Washington and Waynesboro
Mr and Mrs Paul Turner left for Washington yesterday and will spend several days there before continuing to Waynesboro Virginia. Mr Turner is employed by the Northern Virginia Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Turner
Washington
Waynesboro
Turner
Northern Virginia Power Company
Mr Morris Finkelstein in Baltimore on business
Mr Morris Finkelstein is spending several days in Baltimore on business visiting local offices and meeting with associates to discuss upcoming projects and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Finkelstein
Baltimore
Mrs Aiken Returns From New York and Philadelphia Millinery Trip
Mrs Aiken completes a trip to New York and Philadelphia where she purchased millinery for her shop. The journey included visits to fashion houses and hat makers, aiming to refresh inventory.
Bishop Brown Visited Richmond Officials Hosts in Fairmont Area
Bishop William Cabell Brown of Richmond spent the weekend in town on official business. He was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alexander T. Jones at their Fairmont avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cabell Brown
Richmond
Alexander T. Jones
Fairmont Avenue
Weels Visit Balti more Family in City Home
Mr and Mrs R C Weels of Baltimore arrived Saturday evening for a short visit to their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs E G Rusk at their home No 417 Fairavont Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Weels
Baltimore
E. G. Rusk
Fairavont Avenue
Oil City couple guests at the Jack Hotel
Mr and Mrs 8 J Best of Oil City Pennsylvania are listed as guests staying at the Jack Hotel as recorded in a local social note. The brief item confirms their residence and hotel accommodation in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. J. Best
Oil City, Pa
Jack
Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis Shirley Return From Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis Shirley who had been visiting Mr and Mrs John Nalls at their home on South Braddock Street returned to their Baltimore residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lewis Shirley
John Nalls
South Braddock Street
Baltimore
Mr Warren Graves Guests At Fansler Home
Mr Warren Graves of Charlottes ville was the weekend guest of Mr and Mrs L L Fansler at their West Leicester Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Graves
Charlottesville
L. L. Fansler
West Leicester Street
Sheriff Sale Public Auction at 333 West Cork Street
By distress warrant against JT. D. Kenny, a sale of household furnishings will be held at 333 West Cork Street Winchester on Thursday March 5 1925 at 11 00 AM. Items include bed and bedding dresser rocking chairs table lamps victrola china closet silverware and more. Cash terms. Aede Wigginl on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter and
Glaize
JT. D. Kenny
West Cork Street
Winchester
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Chicago
Florence Vidor
Dore Davieson
Virginia Brown Faire
Noah Beery
Lloyd Hughes
Robert’ Edeson
Mong
Otis Harlan
William Desmond
Thors. - Fri
Clyde Fitch
Phil Rose
Dorothy Farnum
Robert Ellis Gertrude Pare Craufurd Paar
Ethel Wales
Kate Toncray
Stern
Helen Holmes
SBSON
Iona Brand
Sunnyfield
Bird’s Eye
Iona Quality
Iona Peaches
Star Soap
Maree von- Die
Mrs. C. C. McKay
Berryville Quint
Handley Hi's
Sale Stars
Gee Sargent
Lees
Valley Belle
Sally Ann Bread
Beck’s Baking Corp
Betty Shoppe
Highland Avenue
Wr Earey
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Malspar
Valentine, & Company
Fourth Ave
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