Bride of Mr. Worsley Married in Forsetville
Mrs Kathryn Painter Richards became the bride of Mr Robert E Worsley Tuesday January 1 at Forsetville Prince Georges County The ceremony was conducted by Rev Allen B Fisher The bride is daughter of the late Mr and Mrs William H Painter of Stephens City The groom son of Mr and Mrs Robert Worsley of Maurertown Va He works in apple marketing The couple reside at 229 West Boscawen Street Winchester Other local items include a large buffet supper hosted by Montgomery Green in Leesburg for Grace Fales Bryn Mawr Pa and society notices about community groups and upcoming meetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Painter Richards
Worsley
Shenandoah Valley
Forsetville
Prince George's
Robert E. Worsley
Winchester
Allen B.L. Fisher
William H. Painter
Stephens City
Robert Worsley
Maurertown
Frederick County
West Boscawen Street
Green
Montgomery Green
South Washington Street
Selma
Leesburg
Mr. Green
Grace Fales
Bryn Mawr
Penna
Miss Fales
Westwood Byrd
Virginia Cover Russell
Mary Williams Roddy
H. R. Kern
Philip Glaize
Lewis Hyde
William Clagett
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
H. B McCormac
Social Calendar for Winchester Clubs This Week
A busy schedule lists meetings and luncheons for local clubs. Events include the Gir etlc club election night Thursday at the West street club room, Lion's Club luncheon Friday at George Washington Hotel, Kiwanis luncheon Wednesday, and Rotary luncheon Thursday at the George Washington Hotel along with various rehearsals and church group gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giretlc Club
Ee Cers
West
George
Women’s League of Winchester
Handley Library
Pedd
Friday Edge Club
Omas W. Harrison
South Washington Street
The
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Christian Church
A. C. Oates
North
Loudoun Street
Lion’s Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Brilliant Ball in Selma Showcases Two Debutantes
Mr and Mrs Harrison hosted about 400 guests at Mrs E B White’s Selma home near Leesburg for a debutante ball honoring Janet Fauntleroy Harrison and Nancy Benedict Harrison. Attendees included many society members and guests from Baltimore, Washington, Winchester and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Harrison
Selma
E. B. White
Leesig
Charles F. Harrison
Janet Fauntleroy Harrison
Nancy Benedict Harrison
Walter Jarrison
Gear
Harrison
Walter Harrison
Thomas N. Fendall
R. H. Lynn
Aldrich Dudley
Rebecca Harrison
Smith Bowman
Stirling Harrison
Frank Hicht
Charles Hooff
Frank, Littleton, Jr
Charles Lynham
Richard Lynn
Malcolm Matheson
Baylor Metzger
Barry Mahtin
Harold Moseley
Leonard Nicholson
W. F. Rust, Jr
Mackenize
Tinsley Adams
de- Long Bowman
Frederick Cartright
Frederick
Coleman Fankboner
Philips Clark Y Daniel
James Dern
Dfich Dudley
Laird Dun
Balti
Washington
Winchester
Janet Harrison
Nancy Harrison
Charles ‘Harrisons
Eleanor Wendell
Summit
R. K. Eddy Named To Lead Hospital Drive
Richard K. Eddy, prominent local man, is named manager to enroll members in Winchester Memorial Hospital’s group hospitalization plan. Eddy, son of Mr and Mrs C V Eddy, is a Handley High School and Washington and Lee alumnus and former circulation manager for the Washington Post. Active enrollment has begun with success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard K. Eddy
Winchester Memorial Hospit
Eddy
C. V. Eddy
Handley High School
Washington and Lee University
Washington Post
Residents Return From Holidays and Illness Nearby
Mrs. Philip Kramer returns home at 337 Fairview after six weeks as Sinai Hospital Baltimore patient. Numerous locals, including Miss Bobbie Wood and Mr. Harry Wood Jr, Mr. Clark Hardesty, Miss Mary Lindamood and relatives, report holiday visits and travel between Washington D C Baltimore and nearby towns. Harry Lieckman, son of George Dieckman, resumes studies at V P I after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Kramer
Fairview Avenue
Sinai ‘ Hospital
Baltimore
Kramer
Baltimore Hospital
Bobbie Wood
Washington, D. C
Silver Spring
Harry L. Wood, Jr
N. D. Wyville
Billie
Kathleen Wood
Harry Lieckman
George Dieckman
The
Valley Pike
Virginia loan and thrift corp reports revised loan totals
Over the past year the Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation made 1 647 loans totaling 189 221 40 dollars, correcting a misprint in The Star which previously reported 789 221 40 dollars due to a typographical error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation
Civic League to Discuss Peddlers at Handley Library
The Civic League will hold a Friday 3 PM meeting at Handley Library to discuss Buying From Peddlers, prompted by the Chamber of Commerce. Members are urged to bring material to contribute ideas. Miss Martha Forney has returned to Washington to resume studies at George Washington University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of Convegational Christian Church
A. C. ‘Oates
North Loudoun Street
Civic League
Handley Library
Chamber of Commerce
League
Martha Forney
Washington
The
George Washington University
Kiwanis Club
Handley School
Rosalie Headley
Helen Willis
Kiwanis Club Elects Officers for Coming Year
Kiwanis Club installs officers for 1935 at a regular meeting. Retiring president H C Sheetz praises cooperation and urges continued spirit. Ansell Solenberger elected president with Wendel Goode as VP and Andrew Bell as secretary-treasurer. Board members named and committee announcements promised for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
H. C. Sheetz
Ansell Solenberger
Wendel Goode
Andrew Bell
E. P. Bean
George Bushnell
John G. Glover
Ancel B. Groves
O. L. Jamison
W. M
Barton Resigns as Head of Welfare Board
At a Board of Public Welfare meeting Mrs. R. T. Barton offered her resignation as chairwoman a post she has held since 1922. Mrs. Lewis H. Hyde was named to succeed her. The board praised Barton’s leadership during difficult years and noted upcoming duties and the next meeting set for January 16 at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Barton
Board of Public Welfare
Lewis H. Hyde
Barton
Park Board
Boy Scouts
Fellowship Club
Welfare Board
State Department of Public Welfare
Superintendent of Public Welfare
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
Hyde
L Brumback
Logan Fay
M. M. Lynch
John Rosenberger
Fred Whitacre
George Arliss Returns to Film Colony from London
George Arliss arrives in Hollywood to resume his celebrated screen career. The veteran actor, once called Hollywood's youngest old man, emphasizes hard work as the secret to staying youthful in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
George Arliss
London
Luttrell Family Survives Severe South Carolina Crash
Auto accidents over the holiday left Ford Luttrell and family injured and homespun miracle. In Society Hill near Florence their car rolled eight times as they swerved to avoid a dog. Mr Luttrell and wife escaped with scratches while Mrs Ford Luttrell suffered back sprains. The group returned home by train. Mrs Luttrell remained at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Luttrell
Warner Luttrell
Florence
D. C
Roanoke
Florida
The
Star
Society Hill
8. C
Passenger dies after tire blowout near Florence
The report notes convalescence of one person while Mrs. Virginia Watson, 40, died at her Roanoke home after a December 24 tire blowout on a Ford Luttrell car about 22 miles south of Florence. Funeral services were held Sunday December 30. she was married about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Watson
Florence
Roanoke
Three Girls Injured When Auto Crashes Into Tree
A Baltimore crash left three young women injured when their car tire blew out and the vehicle struck a tree. Injured were Leona Baker 16 Ruth Kirby 19 and Alverta McCleland 17. Driver Private Donald Reynolds of Fort Hoyle is identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Leona Baker
Ruth Kirby
Alverta McCleland
Miss Baker
Donald Reynolds
Fort Hoyle
Frederick County Schools To Reopen Next Monday
Frederick county schools will open again on Monday morning January 7 after a Christmas holiday closure from December 21. Pupils and teachers enjoy one of the longest vacations this year. The two nursery schools at Middletown and Stephens City will also reopen that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Middletown End
Stephens City
Wiley Post Plans Experimental Speed Dash to New York
Los Angeles January 3 Wiley Post the around the world aviator announced plans for a Los Angeles to New York speed flight. He expects to complete the trip in eight hours or less reaching about 350 miles per hour and aims to fly within three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Wiley Post
New York
Post
Strike danger temporarily over in coal district
Wilkes-Barre Pa January reports say the threat of a general United Mine Workers strike in the anthracite region is “temporarily over.” The United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania announced a walkout at Glen Alden Coal Company collieries had been settled, while UMW leaders charged the pact violated contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
United Mine Workers of America
John Boylan
Court To Pass Upon Eligibility Of New Governor Moodie
The North Dakota Supreme Court assumed jurisdiction in disqualification proceedings to decide if governor-elect Thomas H Moodie met the five year North Dakota residency requirement. The main issue is whether Moodie intended to abandon residence in Minnesota by voting there less than five years before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Thomas H. Moodie
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Mordie
Minnesota
Gener! P. O. Sabre
Moodie
Minneapolis
First Official Act Is To Join Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Bell, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, announced that Arthur M. Field, newly elected manager, joined the Chamber as his first official act after taking office Tuesday. Field promised to join and produced a properly executed membership certificate during the better housing campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commercce
Menager
Arthur M. Pield
Chamber of Commerce
Field
Bell
Chamber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ange
Epworth League
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Julia Tyler Rosenberger
Society of
Bradunock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Edith Miller
Edinburg
Girls’ Athletic Club
Girls' Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
B. B. Young
Wingdale
Ella Thomas
East Piccadilly Street
Young
American Legion Auxiliary
Claude Grim
Washington Street
Music Lovers’ Club
R. E. Griffith
West Clifford Street
Mrs. Oates
Huntsberry
R. K. Eddy
Mrs. Clark Hardesty
Springcroft
B. L. Crossy
Mary
Lindamood
Lebanon Church
Nina Lindamood
Kathryn
Helen Gornwell
Fairmont Avenue
Mrs. M. Dunn
Opequon
John B. Parsons
J. C. Recher
Fred. Recher
Ayer Mass
J. Parsons
Northampton
Mass
Frances Darlington
Gainesboro
Libb
Wingfield
Milton Creel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ishington
Louise Glass
W. W. Glass
B. F. Arthur Jr
South Stewart Street
Barnesville
Ohio
Gibson Bradfield
Ape Eee
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
oOn
Lewia H. Hyde
Arliss
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Luttrell Family
S. C
Vitality Heath Shoes
Condoun
South Main ST
Margaret L. Hodgson
Minstrel Monarchs
Lions Club
Capitol Theatre
SALE
SELBY
IRIS
Lovett Brothers
Loudoun St
Auto
Underwood
Crosley Radio
RM Swimsey
Hamman’s Dollar Store
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