Social Highlights at Millwood Hunt Meet at Scaleby
The Blue Ridge Hunt met at Scaleby the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Coa near Millwood. The large turnout included Mr. Robert P. Page and many Winchester and Berryville guests. After the hunt, Mrs. Richard E. Dole hosted breakfast at Minturn. A series of dances and card parties followed through New Year’s week hosted by the Scott, Dole, and Jones households with guests from Baltimore, Washington, and Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Blue Ridge Hunt
San Hianago
Robert P. Page
Idmore
Hamilton
Peter Mayo Page
Gerard B. Lambert
Lillian Lambert
Agnes Mitchell
Henry Posthell
Courtney B. Jones
Pierre Tartone
Tom Byrd
Boy-Ed
Watkins
Edward Lindsey
James Lindsey
Richard E. Dole
Minturn
Cary Harrison
Longwood
Iss Agnes Mitchell
Florence Eat Jones
Est
Loth
Baltimore
Elizabeth Jones
Virginia Jacobs
Jones
R. P. Jones
Henry, Mitchell
Robert C
Winchester
Westwood Byrd
Berryville
John ‘H. Farrar
Henry Lewis
Henry Post Mitchell
Harry Kern, Jr
Gaylord
Thomas Alexander Scott
Ryton
Consolvo
Florence Owens
Edward G. Butler
Edward B. Jacobs
Ewart Johnston
Pawey Randolph
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Page Huidekoper
Ruxton
Vin Baird
Marshall
Charles Lee Burwell
Richard Cole
Margaret Dole
Richard Whiting
Thomas Woolfolk
Ann Williams
Unregulated Motor Traffic Threatens Nation's Transportation
Charles P Stewart argues railroads seek to shield their power by denying auto bus and autotruck freedom on highways. He cites rail bondholders and a shift toward competition from unregulated buses and trucks. He warns that without nationwide regulation all transportation will collapse harming the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Aishton
American Railway Association
Publi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burwell Jones and Nat Page Weekend Return to Chevy Chase
Mr. N Burwell Jones and Mr Nat B Page returned to Chevy Chase for the weekend. A quoted aphorism from Hi Ho the sage Chinatown appears in the Washington Star remark, suggesting a moral reflection on conscience and perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. N. Burwell Jones
Chevy Chase
Nat B. Page
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Most Coughs Demand Creomulsion Ad
An advertisement claims Creomulsion is the best remedy for lasting coughs with seven modern science backed aids. It promises powerful yet harmless relief without narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dru
Public Sale of McGlathery Residence
Trustee Herbert S. Larrick announces a public auction of E. A. McGlathery’s Winchester land at 11 a.m. on January 4 1933, at the county courthouse, with deed of trust details and post sale adjournment to January 14 1933. The property at 19 East Leicester Street fronts 40 feet and runs 89 7/10 feet, a two story brick dwelling. Payment terms require one third cash and two equal annual installments with bonds and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. McGlathery
Winchester
County Court
East Leicester Street
City of
Herbert S. Larrick
Scout Mort Wins Mother's Day Scholarship to New York Military Academy
The Scouting story details Charles Mort of Winchester saving fellow Scout Roy Hockman from drowning in the Capon river at age thirteen. He earned the National Court of Honor life saving medal in 1929 and is selected as the latest recipient for the Mother's Day Scholarship at the New York Military Academy in Cornwall on Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouting
Boy Scouts of America
Charles Mort
Winchester
Carnegie Hero Funch Commission
New York Military Academy
Young Mort
Cornwall-on-Hudson
General Davis
National Court of Honor
Jack Campbell
Virginia
Mort
Roy Hockman
Capon
Hockman
Hackman
Public Sale of the Anderson Property in Winchester
By decree in S A R Anderson vs Morgan Anderson the property on Loudoun Street in Winchester Virginia is offered at public auction at 11 oclock AM on Saturday December 31 1932. The parcel includes two lots No 129 and No 131 with terms: one third cash and balance in two annual payments secured by a deed of trust. Sale postponed to January 14 1933 at 11 AM same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. R. Anderson
Morgan Anderson
Corporation Court of
Winchester
Virginia
County Court House
Loudoun Street
Daniel H. Anderson
C. V. Winfree
Wm. L. Clark
M. M. Lynch
Herbert S. Larrick
T. R. Cather
Harry R. Kern
Dunn & Duvall
Corporation Court
City of
Corinne Barnett
Harry R. Kers
Scout Mort Rescues Companion Amid Dangers Faces Military Academy Hope
A Scout repeatedly risked danger to rescue a comrade Hack man who remained alive and breathing until aid arrived. The piece commends Scout Mort for courage and notes his dream of attending the New York Military Academy. It also cites the Bureau of Mines comparing shelled corn and coal BTU values for energy equivalence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Hackman
Mort
New York Military Academy
Bureau of Mines
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Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Charles P. Stewart
Central ‘Press
Hal
Richard Aishtown
Ile
Peskage Conteins
C. Gillette
Dvertise
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone CO
Temple Bailey
McGlathery
C. . Brumback
Etta Kett
Perditash
Garry
Answei
Mange
BY Paul Robinson
Tll
Garry oprudGer
Plymouth
ROUSS
Braddock St
Washington
Washington VA
Arnold
Reardon’s
Pure Food Store
Graddock and
Boscawen Streets
Altoona
J. M. Miller
Dep't
B. E. Swartz Co
Eleventh Ave
Penna
Prestone
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock and Boscawen Sts
Ford
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell Station
Matinsburg Pike
Amherst
Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
General Electric
Cen
John S. Miller & CO
General Electric Products
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