News Briefs of the Counties Stephens City Va
Local items note visits and travels during holidays. Cadwallader returns from Portsmouth with family. Gardner and Chapman of State Sanitorium Md. visit J C Gardiner. Wendel of Washington joins Elizabeth Wolfe and Wolfe of Hazleton Pa. in holiday returns. Mild illness and social visits recount in Stephens City and Winchester area.
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State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Wolfe
Hazeltown
Billy Lemley
Vic Carbaugh
Marjorie
Lillian Kremer
Winches
Charles Hartley
Alice Funk
Jimmie Glynn
Alleghany Hospital
Vaucluse
Joan Josephine Alleman
Snyder Alleman
Howard March
James March
Winchester
H. M. Carbaush
Social visits and family gatherings in Welltown area
Miss Pheebe Clark of Martinsburg visited A G Clark. Glush Light of Apple Pie Ridge spent Christmas with relatives at Berryville. Dinner guests included H C Bailey family from Winchester and Mary Pearson from Bryn Mawr, along with many others. Ed Newman and Grace Braithwaite visited Harrisburg relatives. C E Braithwaite remains ill.
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Welltown
Pheebe Clark
Martinsburg
A. G. Clark
Glush Light
Apple Pie Ridge
Bveryville
A. G. Clarke
H. C. Bailey and Sons
Winchester
Mary Pearson
Bryn Mawr
Joseph Cave
Stanley King
Frederick
O. C. Dix
Green Spring
John Smith
Mildred
Bobby
Cedar Grove
Houii
Smith
John Livengood
Berry
Ed Newman
Grace Braithwaite
Harrisburg, Pa
C. E. Braithwaite
Braithwaite
Christmas Program Delights Burnt Factory Church Crowd
Valley Mills Virginia reports a well attended Christmas entertainment at Burnt Factory Church Sunday night. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Baldwin and son from Baltimore. Mrs. William Carbaugh, Jr. hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs. William Carlisle, Sr. Greenwood School reopens Monday after holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitacre visited relatives in West Virginia. Mrs. McComas travels to Huntingdon, Pennsylvania to visit her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Mills
Burnt Factory Church
W. W. Baldwin
Charles Whitacre
West Virginia
McComas
Huntingdon
W.a
Birthday party notes 15 candles prove 15 more years
Rock Enon Virginia reports a birthday party for Mr. Larrick on December 29 with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Larrick and others. A cake with candles left fifteen burning after the host blew them out, following the old saying he will live 15 more years. Local visitors and ill health in the community are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Enon
B. Larrick
Mr. Larrick
Maynard Larrick
Marl Anderson
Stewart Anderson
Turner Lockhart
Mildred Larrick
White Post
Basil Larrick
Kernstown
Harry Kern
Little Frances Kern
Winchester
Larrick
Henry Good
Monessen
Paul Carter
Mary E. Good
M. H. Rosenberger
Hayfield
Community League Plans January Meeting in Whitacre VA
Whitacre Virginia residents report the Community League will hold its meeting on January 9 with an open invitation. Local social notes mention visits among Whitacre families, including Mrs. Annie Johnson and Mrs. O. H. Braithwaite visiting kin in Capon Bridge and Martinsburg parties with the Largent and Fletcher families.
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Whitacre
Community League
Annie Johnson
Washington
Alice Whitacre
Blanche Fletcher
Harry Largent
Roy Fletcher
W. C. Whitacre
G. C. Peacemaker
Nora Largent
Mary Lou
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lloyd Braitwaite
F. A. Whitacre
A. C. Unger
Stotler’s Cross Roads
Radio Listings Echo Seasonal Variety Across Networks
Metropolitan Opera broadcast scheduled for 1:45 to 5:00 PM features Rosa Ponselle and Lawrence Tibbett with conductor Ettore Panizza. Earlier, orchestras, news, comedies, and dramas fill the day across WEAF WOR WJZ WABC with familiar hosts and programs. A London message from Ramsay MacDonald closes the lineup.
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WEAF
Cugat
Uncle Don
WJZ
Berger
WABC
Navara
Weaf—Ranch Boys
Bobby Benson
Weaf—Press
Blaine
Wjz—Press
Marion McAfee
Gale Page
Billy Batchelor
WOR
Lowell Thomas
Wabc—Beauty
Gabriel Heatter
Wabc—Press
Phil Cook
Amos 'N
Andy
Mort and
Marge
Lum
Abner
Plantation Echoes
Bill
Hirsch Orchestra
Red Davis
The
O’neills
Uncle Ezra
Boake Carter
Lone Ranger
Fray and Braggiotti
Dick Liebert
Edwin C. Hill
Siberian Singers
Bonime Orch
WIJZ
Christian
Morris Lazaron
O'Flynn
New York Philharmonic
Ernest Schelling
Metropolitan Opera
la Traviata
Rosa Ponselle
Lawrence Tibbett
Ettore Panizza
Geraldine Farrar
London
Ramsay MacDonald
Community League to Host Luttrell Debate on January 9
The Luttrells will debate at the upcoming Community League meeting on January 9. A large crowd is expected, signaling one of the year’s best programs. Mrs. O H Phillips and Mrs. O W Dick visited daughter Mrs Paul Braithwaite at Cross Junction Wednesday. Mr George Siford has been ill for a few days.
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O. H. Phillips
O. W. Dick
Paul Braithwaite
Cross Junction
George Siford
Luttrells
Refuge Notes and Holiday Visits in REFUGE list
Mrs James Hayles improves after a severe cold. Carl Hough and family spent Christmas night with Mrs Houghs parents. Robert Conner, working in Pennsylvania, visited his father H V Crounce who had flu. Greta Bray spent New Year’s Day with Mary Virginia Grim near Nineveh. Various local visits and illnesses noted among Bray Hough Bowman and Greene families.
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Refuge
James Hayles
Carl Hough
Hough
J. R. Bray
Robert Conner
Pennsylvania
H. V. Crounce
Greta Bray
Mary Virginia Grim
Nineveh
Kenneth Haules
Mr. Haule
J T. Haules
Earl Hough
Bennie Sylmen
Tyson Hough
James Hough
Roberta Conner
Minnie Rouzee
W. C. Cornwell
Winchester
Robert Grim
Arbutus
Garland Bray
L. L. Bowman
Jean Greene
Washington
C. R. Greene
Roy Bowman
Mrs
Roberta Fleming Home for Holidays Amid Richmond Study
Nineveh Virginia January 4 Miss Roberta Fleming visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W G Fleming from her studies in Richmond spent the Christmas holidays at home. Mr and Mrs A A McKay of Baltimore attended the funeral of Mr Robert L Miller last Wednesday with Mrs D S Hughes returning on to her home after the observance.
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Nineveh
Roberta Fleming
Richmond
W. G. Fleming
A. A. McKay
Baltimore
Robert L. Miller
D. S. Hughes
Christmas Social Notes From Charles Town Area
Mrs. Thomas E. Gold and Mrs. G. W. Atkinson visit Berryville and Miss Rebekah Gold in Baltimore. Misses Mildred and Lillian McKay spend Christmas week in Washington with their aunt. Mrs. J. M. Jett hosts Roberta Monde and family. Kathryn Clark recovers from scarlet fever. Leo Bowman remains sick at home. Mrs. Blanche Browning visits from Washington. Jett and Cabell households host Christmas dinner.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Wheatland Manor
Roberta
Raychelle Testes Monde
Thomas E. Gold
G. W. Atkinson
Berryville
Rebekah Gold
Baltimore
J. M. Jett
Mildred
Lillian McKay
Washington
Walter Shipp
H. F. McKay
Kathryn Clark
James Welsh
Thomas Hawes
Leo Bowman
Blanche Browning
Robert McCauley
8. J. Cabell
Middletown Notes from Virginia Chronicle
Middletown residents Mr and Mrs Frank Weirick and their sons John and William plus Miss Nellie Romack spent Sunday in Hyattsville Maryland visiting the former's children. John Barber of Blacksburg stayed with Mrs Orville Wake during the holiday season and is a college mate of Mr Wake. Mr and Mrs C S Morse continued holidays with the Morse parents in town.
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Middletown
Frank Weirick
John and
William Weirick
Nellie Romack
Hyattsville
John Barber
Blacksburg
Orville Wake
Barber
Wake
C. S. Morse
Local residents and visitors observed during the holidays
The column lists names of residents and guests visiting relatives in the area during the holidays. It notes illnesses and returns to work or studies, including Harry Rinker and family, Miss Cephie Clark, Miss Frances Cooper, Mrs. Alger, Mrs. Glaize, and others, with locations such as Warsaw North Carolina Martinsburg West Virginia and Hagerstown Maryland.
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Harry Rinker
Near Vaucluse
Arthur Rinker
Lucille Robinson
Herbert Jones
Anna Jones
Frances Cooper
Martinsburg
W. Va
Alice McInturff
William Werrick
College Park
Bessie McNeer
H. V. McNeer
Alger
William Martin
Near Town
Carper
A. A. Glaize
W. H. Ridings
P. F. Snapp
F W. Ridings
Vernon
N. D. Long
Beulah Strode
Hunter Barley
Mary Sibert
L. L. Sibert
Hagerstown
Louise
Dorothy
Release Quartet Held In Slaying Of Ginger Neal
Four suspects detained in the slaying of Cornelius Ginger Neal aged negro found fatally beaten at his South Main Street home on December 15 were released after police failed to mount a charge. Authorities kept identities private and said leads proved unhelpful. Authorities noted Neal may have money, robbery as motive, or revenge as an alternate theory. Local lore claimed he exploited racial superstitions selling a white powder as a charm. Watches recovered earlier were part of the case.
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Cornelius
Ginger Neal
South Main Street
Bose
Neal
Unable to pay cash for powder purchase
A brief note records a purchaser’s inability to pay cash for a powder purchase, leaving the sale or settlement unresolved. The entry hints at a financial shortfall or credit arrangement tied to the transaction.
Gallant Colombian Officer Seats Ill Kin On Flight
An American bound from Lima to the United States aided by Capt Ernesto Samper of the Colombian Air Corps gave up his last seat to a worried mother traveling to see her sick child. The trip resumes next week with further arrangements.
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Oes
Panama
Helen Mantilla
Colombian Air Corps
Lima
Peru
Ernesto Samper
Colombia
United States
Jerseyite who never heard of Lindbergh case is juror
Frank Borowiec from the Sourland mountains was called as a prospective juror in the Hauptmann trial in Flemington New Jersey. After a quarter hour of questioning he was dismissed for cause during the jury selection process.
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Flemington
N. J
Frank Borowiec
Sourland Mountain
Hauptmann
Get Acquainted Sunday at Congregational Church
The Congregational Christian Church invites all members, friends, and Sunday School pupils to a Get Acquainted Sunday with a 9 45 p m start. A key feature is the first Little White Church Service for children at the morning worship.
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Christian Church
Congregational Christian
Love One Another Sage Cites War Frequency
Hi Ho of Chinatown argues that a candid expression of wishing to remove others is shown by the frequency of war though people are told to love one another.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Plymouth engineers promise thrill and safer driving
The copy highlights experience and acceleration with 60 70 80 mph feeling slower than expected. It stresses quick moving and fast stopping, easier control, and greater protection for driver and passengers as Plymouth engineers set out to meet these goals. The message notes months of work behind the development.
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Plymouth
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