Harms Receives Warm Reception In Philadelphia Concert
William Harms, billed by Winchester National Concert Association, earned praise in Philadelphia after being chosen by Leopold Stokowski to perform Bach’s Fifth Brandenburg Concerto with the Philadelphia Orchestra in three concerts. Critics lauded his unaccompanied first movement cadenzas and overall technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harms
Winchester National Concert Association
Philadelphia
Leopold Stokowski
Bach
Philadelphia Record
Harms
Evening Bulletin
Evening Public Ledger
Samuel Laciar
Mr. Harms
New Year Dance at Massie Home in Stephens City
Miss Mabel Massie entertained a large group of friends at her home in Stephens City on New Year's evening. Among guests were Miss Mary Ruth Grimier of Savannah and several local residents. Also noted were upcoming staff changes at Miller's Drug Store and returns from Florida trips by Mrs. W. F. Long and Miss Jane Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Massie
Frank Massie
Stephens City
Mabel
Mary Ruth Grimier
Savannah
Miss Massie
Massie
Heath
Virginia Stickley
Helen
Marian Watson
Susie
Nettie Carbaugh
Elizabeth Wolfe
Sarah Brumback
Margaret Bauserman
Martha Funk
Anne Snake
Winchester
Roy Wisecarver
Joe Funk
Russell Orndorff
Phil Ba
Eddie O’néley
Buster Lovelay
Howard Massie
Harold Estep
New Market
Heterway
Ridgeway
W. Vierhard Tacre
Cumberland
Sam Stickley
Strasburg
William Stickley, Jr
Richard Petrie
Jane Cooper
Florida
Miss Jane Cooper
Charles H. Cooper
Martinsburg Pike
Jacksonville
Taropa
Lakeland
St. Petersburg
Key West
Florida Keys
Miss Cooper
Havana
Cuba
Prof
L. Adolph Richards
Civil Service Preparatory School
Washington, D. C
Handley High Sch
Achhool
Jersey City
N. J
Relay
Wewberry’s
Five and Ten
Cooper
Richard A. Cooper
Cedar Creek
Handley High School
Gulf Refining Company
Margaret Jane Willey
Middletown
James L. Willey
Miss Willey
Social Calendar of Lancaster Area Clubs and Groups
Tuesday events include Lions at George Washington Hotel and Berryville Camp anniversary at the same venue. Wednesday features Kiwanis luncheon, District Nurse Association meet, Young People’s Choir practice, and Winchester Frederick County Young Democratic Club dinner. Thursday Rotary Club luncheon and Otterbein Guild meeting, with Friday American Legion gathering at George Washington Hotel.
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George Washington
Berryville Camp No
Modern Woodmen of America
Aoe
Win
United Brethren Church
Winchester and
Frederick County
Young Democratic Club
Winchester Lodge
Ellis
Piccadilly
Grace
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Otterbein Guild
Frances Chapman
North Cameron Street
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Misses Wood to Return From Barnesville Visit
Misses Mollie and Clara Wood plan to return home to Millbank near the Opequon after spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Bradfield in Barnesville Ohio. They travel with Mr. and Mrs. Bradfield and their sons Ely and Edmund Bradfield who go back to Episcopal High School in Alexandria Virginia. Mrs. Bradfield’s mother Mrs Ernest Eze will stay in Ainesville for the winter as the Bradfields visit Mr. and Mrs. B F Arthur Jr of South Stewart Street next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Mollie
Clara Wood
Gibson Bradfield
Ohio
Millbank
Opequon
Bradfield
Messrs
Ely
Edmund Bradfield
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Ernest 8
Ed ward W. Scheer honored as head of two railways
Ed ward W. Scheer longtime Baltimore and Ohio executive earned the presidency of both the Reading Company and the Central Railroad of New Jersey, succeeding the late Charles H. Ewing. Born in 1875 at Zaleski Ohio, he has 45 years in railroading and strong ties to Winchester and the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. Beckford School boys sail to Florida for winter session aboard the Berkshire under headmaster E B Whelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Scheer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Reading Company
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Charles H. Ewing
Scheer
Zaleski
Baltimore and Ohio
Winchester
Beckford
Florida
Beckford School
Woodstock
E. B. Whelan
Baltimore
Berkshire
Merchants and Miners Line
Ormond
Fla
Jacksonville
Paul Rutledge
Delmar Robinson
Former Resident Frye Dies in Springfield Ill at 77
Obituary notes Charles Edward Frye of Shenandoah County born near Lebanon Church. He worked as a contractor and builder in Illinois after long Virginia roots, survived by his widow Emma Goff Frye and many Virginia relatives. last Virginia visit 1932 Frye Reunion at Old Frye Fort.
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Charles Edward Frye
Springfield
Mr. Frye
Joe Pressley Frye
Bowman's Crossing
Shenandoah County
Lebanon Church
Ohio
Illinois
Frye
Charlie Frye
Virginia
Strasburg
Laura B. Windle
Viola Rosenberger
Julian, Lloyd
Holmes Rosenberger
Hayfield
Atwell Frye
Woodstock
Cottage Cheese Salad Tip With Tart Jelly
A kitchen tip suggests topping cottage cheese salad with one teaspoon of tart jelly to dress it up and enhance flavor. The note emphasizes the jelly's taste and its decorative appeal.
President Seeks Broad Neutrality Policy To Discourage War
President Roosevelt urged Congress to set a strict neutrality policy aimed at discouraging war. House and Senate leaders introduced bills granting wide authority to restrict arms and non-mission materials, with differing approaches on quotas and export bans. A final plan would bar exports and loans during war, while others push mandatory restrictions based on trade shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
State Department
United States
McReynolds
D-Tenn
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rep
Ludlow
D-Ind
Nye
R-Nd
Clark
D-Mo
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
America
Famous Davies Light Opera Co In Varied Program
Davies Light Opera Company led by William Davies performs at Handley Auditorium in a two part program. Part one features quartet numbers duets solos and piano pieces with works by Koontz Dvořák Purcell Verdi and others. part two offers excerpts from Bohemian Girl Martha The Vagabond King Rio Rita No No Nanette or Of Thee I Sing showcasing dramatic operatic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famous Davies Light Opera Co
Handley Auditorium
Winchester Education Association
Davies Light Opera Company
William Davies
Chicago
Davies
Martin
Koontz
Joshua
Jericho
Lawson
Dvorak
Tannhauser
Catman
Purcell
Verdi
Martha
Rio Rita
Nannette
Protests Mount as Light Drive Forwards
A public protest over traffic lights grows as residents call for safety hearings. The article notes driver M C Fleet testifying about a left turn that caused injuries to Mr Franks daughter, with reckless driving dismissed after costs. Pastor W M Brashears criticizes council for lacking traffic lights at busy points. A large crowd is expected at Tuesday night’s budget hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payl
M. C. Fleet
Frank
Fleet
Hollis
C. R. Anderson
W. M. Brashears
Council
Democrats Begin 36 Campaign Wed Night Card
Card of thanks from Lottie Paynter expresses sincere appreciation to many friends for sympathy at the death of her mother Malvina Johnston. Campaign note indicates context of the 1936 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvina Johnston
Lottie Paynter
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Franklin Anderson
Miller’s Drug Store
C. Franklin Anderson
Miller's Drug Store
Anderson
Virginia Woolen Company
Brooks’ Pharmacy
East Piccadilly Street
Mr. Anderson
C. A. Anderson
No. 339
West
Cork Street
Michael Collins
Miller
United Brethren Young People’s Choir
Misses Wood
Mr. Scheer
Margaret L
Hodgson
Pudding Brooks
Springfield, Ill
Charles E. Frye
Nina Lou Triplett
Richard A. Cooper, Jr
Harrisburg
New York
West Cork Street
Irvin Triplett
Hagerstown
Thomas Smallwood
E. Bruce Shade
Cincinnati
Engineering
The
University of Cincinnati
Robert G. Harper
Arthur M. Field, Jr
Hampden-Sidney College
Katy Bell Evans
Kendall School
Washington, D C
Paul Malm
Newport News
Joe
Big Joe
Nandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
W. L. Goliday
Sunnyside
Gainesboro Pike
Harry Shirley
Lovett’s
N. Loudoun
Yrave
Loudoun St
Haldeman Produce Company
C. C. Mays
Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
James T. Granberg
Nashville
King Winter
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Gerrard St
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Telephone
Florsheim
Lovett Brothers
R. M Swimley East
Geo. Washington Hotel
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