Junior Auxiliary Aids Winchester Memorial Hospital
The Junior Auxiliary has long aided Winchester Memorial Hospital providing $750 for a laboratory and installing an emergency light in the operating room. Ice boxes were placed on every floor with funds from the Auxiliary. The New Year’s Eve party proceeds go to the Auxiliary treasury for hospital use. About 275 guests attended, including many from Winchester and out of town such as Martinsburg Front Royal Royal, Frederick, Charles Town, Washington and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton
J. Pinckney Arthur
James Miller
Osm
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Auxiliary Treasury Fund
Winchester
Martinsburg
Front
Royal
Frederick
Charles Own
Washington
Baltimore
Social Rounds And Holiday Gatherings In Clarke County
Mrs Green hosts Miss Grace Fales of Bryn Mawr Pa for a short stay and buffet supper. Mr and Mrs Shiley entertained a small dinner party with Dorothy Gore Edith Golden and others, including Margaret Shiley home from the University of Virginia. WCTU meets Thursday at Handley Library. Bridge Club gathers at 312 Fairmont Ave. Byrds head to Washington for winter, with Miss Westwood Byrd accompanying. Public figures and locals noted in movements and visits across Clarke and Shenandoah counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Fales
Bryn Mawr, Pa
Melvin Green
South Washington Street
Samuel Shiley
White Post
Clarke County
Dorothy Gore
Edith Golden
Charles Meisther
Albany
N.Y
Margaret Shiley
University of Virginia
Social calendar lists New Year gatherings in Winchester area
Open house at the home of Dr and Mrs Lewis M Allen on North Braddock street for New Year festivities. The Boydville estate of Mr and Mrs C C Faulkner near Martinsburg hosts New Year activities. Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel at 12 30 p m. Phila thea and Win One class at Mrs Roy Larricks 367 East Piccadilly St. Kiwanis weekly luncheon at George Washington Hotel 12 30 p m. District Nurse Association meeting near the Courthouse 3 p m. Winchester Lodge Elks weekly meeting 8 p m. Grace Lutheran Adult Choir practice 8 15 p m. Women s Missionary Societies Braddock Street M E Church South after prayer service. Rotary Club luncheon 12 45 p m at George Washington Hotel. Sunshine Club Braddock Street M E Church South meeting at Mrs William H Reed 224 South Braddock St. End of American Society at Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Allen
North Braddock Street
Boydville
Cc. J. Faulkner
Martinsburg
Lion's Club
George Washington
Philathea
Congregational Christian Church
Roy Larrick
East Piccadilly St
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
District Nurse Association
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Woman’s Missionary Societies
Braddock Street M
South
Rotary Club
George Wash Hotel
Sunshine Cub
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
William H. Reed
South Braddock Street
New Year’s Eve Ball By Junior Auxiliary Sets City Record
Winchester welcomed 1935 with a grand New Year’s Eve party held by the Junior Auxiliary for Esterwin Memorial Hospital. About 265 attendees, from out of town, enjoyed Hal Thurston’s North Carolinians, Auld Lang Syne, and confetti at the George Washington Hotel. Proceeds from subscriptions in the 10 p.m. supper event were said to exceed earlier efforts and likely set a hospital fund record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Win Memorial Hospital
Hal Thurston
George Washington Hotel
Winester Memorial Hospital
Hal Uiston
Frank Armstrong
Mary Miller
Virginia T. Boyd
Philip Williams
Close Scrutiny Of Relief Pleas Urged By VERA
Richmond Virginia January 1 1935 Virginia's Emergency Relief Administration starts the year with a plan for tighter safeguards and closer case work. Administrator William A Smith urges more thorough investigation of relief applications and efficiency in office work. He says costs will rise from hiring case workers to handle clerical tasks. November costs steady at 12 percent of expenditures averaging 1.51 dollars per case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Emergency Relief Administration
William A. Smith
Smith
William E. Borah
Idaho
Nebraska Legislators Gather for Two House Convening
Lincoln Neb Jan 1 Legislators and scores of spectators gathered at the State House for the formal convening of Nebraska s last two house legislature. Governor elect R L Cochran will be inaugurated Thursday succeeding Gov Charles W Bryan. Other state officers also take office Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Lincoln
Neb
State House
Nebraska
R. L. Cochran
Charles W. Bryan
Postoffice to be remodeled and enlarged
The post office project may start in spring with bids opened February 8. General contractors may bid with a $15 deposit per set. Plans will be available for contractors and sub‑contractors. Likely local relief workers may be employed where possible.
Statue Hears Rehearsal Of Witnesses In Lindbergh Case
Handwriting experts will testify that notes from the ransom negotiations and the window sill note resemble Hauptmanns handwriting. The state will recount the kidnaping, ransom payments, and the arrest for possession of ransom money as the trial looms. Curtis may be invited to testify for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
J. F
Jassie
Condon
Bronx
Isador Fisch
Germany
Curtis
Christmas dances and social gaieties in Millwood Clarke County
Christmas festivities dominated Millwood and surrounding Clarke County with dances at Oak Hill near Aldie hosted by Frank C. Littleton Jr. and numerous gatherings at The Glen, Carter Hall, Long Branch, and Scaleby. Notables from Winchester Berryville and Washington attended dinners, egg nog parties, and dances as Rev. Robert Goodwin led church services and social hosts entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Littleton
Millwood
Frank C. Littleton
Christ Church
Lucie Carter Lee
Charles Lee
St. Simonds Island
Page
Saratoga
Miss Lee
Imogen Saget Postial
Cegpare
Mt.Joséph
Ellen Harrison
Winchester
Roland G. Mitchell
the Glen
N. B. Page
Chevy Chase
Mitchell
Courtney B. Jones
Kenedy Edsall
Juliette Burwell Jones
Washington
Archibald Cary Randolph
Dulaney Randolph
H. W.frost
Henry and
Winston Frost
Edward Gay Butler
Stacy Lloyd
Gerard B. Lambert
Carter Hall
Courtroom shows Curtis to appear in Flemington trial opening
The man known as Curtis is due in court in Flemington for the trial opening tomorrow morning. The associate defense counsel says Curtis is not in New York. Fisher dismissed reports that the Norfolk boatbuilder, convicted over two years ago for obstructing justice in the kidnapping inquiry, would identify Hauptmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lloyd Fisher
Associad
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk, Va
Hauptmann
Flemington
Curtis
Fisher
Norfolk Boatbuilder
Sugar Bowl Draws Capacity Crowd for Temple vs Tulane
New Orleans hosted a full house for the Sugar Bowl game featuring Temple Owls of Philadelphia against Tulane Green Wave of New Orleans. An estimated 30 000 fans were expected as kickoff moved toward 1 30 p m Central Standard Time with weather influencing the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Temple University “Owls
Philadelphia
Tulane
Greenies
Central Standard
Glen
City Welcomes New Year With Church Service
A mix of rain snow and sleet did not deter a large crowd at Grace Lutheran Church for a union watch night service. Six Young People's Societies joined in the vesper service led by Rev Dr Luther A Thomas. The candlelight program featured The Chanters under Floyd Haines and a solo by Robert McNally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Watch
Grace Lutheran Church
Luther A. Thomas
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Floyd Haines
Robert McNally
Mr. Haines
Youth Sought In Girl Shooting Case Found Dead
Somerset Kentucky police had sought Herbert Gann Jr. after he shot Hazel Peters then found him dead beside railroad tracks near his home. Gann was shot in the head. a shotgun lay beside him. Peters, 19, had been going with Gann about two years and was struck by a shotgun blast as she faced away from a window when her mother ordered him out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Herbert Gann, Jr
Hazel Peters
Gann
Fred Mulliner
Miss Peters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carson
Front Royal
William E. C
Virginia Commission On Conservation and Development
Warren
County
Aubrey Weaver
Randloph Macon Academy
R. Gray Williams
J. W
Arno
Cammerer
National Parks
Williams
Shirley Carter
Clifford Grim
P. W. Boyd
Frances Page
Fred. 5. Glaize
Harold Brown
E. C. Goss
M. Lohr. Capper
T. Russell Cather
E. G. Rusk
L. F. Cooper
J. Sloan Kuykendall
J. W. Arthur
H. D. Puller
Mrs. Edmonds
Mrs. Stuart
Windemere
New Hampshire Avenue
Mrs
Stuart H. Edmonds
Mrs. Green
Mrs. Shiley
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Handley Library
John Steck
Fairmont Avenue
Senator
Harry F. Byrd
Miss Westwood B. Byrd
Shenandoah County
Woodstock
William Beverley
Milton Valley
Edwin Amiss “Palmer
Lewis M. ‘Allen
Arthur M. Field
Randolph Shields
Harvard Medical School
Miss Sophyeaker
Ing
Erican Sar
Unenrendee Washington Hotel
Huntsberry
Vera
Legislators
Harry Adams
Gainesboro
Normah DeHaven
Alfred
Zelda DeHaven
Beckie Owen
Nain
Robert Adams
Gaver
Cecil
Wayne
Madeline
Lorraine Adams
Arthur Adams
W. C. Armstrong
Memorial Hospital
Rare
Be keCormac
Charles Harrison
Leesburg
Janet
Sarah Harrison
Gardner Brown
Harry . Ky Russell
Brown
Russell
Robert Lindsey
Washington, DD. C
J. T. Lindsey
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Margaret L. Hodgson
N. J
George H. Burwell
Celestine Page
Mary Woolfolk
J. ‘Townsend Burwell
John Woolfolk
Ann
Thomas Woolfolk
Charles Lee Burwell
J. T. Burwell, Jr
Richard P. Whiting
Meade
Mary
Thomas Buchard
Mary Burchard
Margaret Cole
Laura Crease Bunch
Tightman Bunch
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Howard Bunch
Nelson
Holt
Decker
Dorothy Gilpin
Donald Gilpin
Prescott Huidekoper
Ruxton
Nancy
Rosalind Huidekoper
William B. Watkins, Jr
Graham Dough+erty
Joseph Moore, Jr
University, Va
Austin
Compton
Moore
Norman Cocke
Charlotte
N. C
Temple
N. Loudoun St
N. Loudoun
Loudoun St
America
OUR
Shenandoah Valley National Pont
Florsheims
Enna
Freeman
Champion
Lovett Brothers
Bakers
Underwood
Telephone
Big Joe
R. M. Swimley
Hamman’s Dollar Store
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