Social Calendar and Local Appointments Highlight Winchester News
Friday evening youth choir practice at Bradock Street M E Church and like events fill a busy social calendar. Lawrence Cooper receives a State Conservation Commission landscape architect appointment after studying under the highway designer. Mrs. Cooper improves after illness. District Nurse Association thanks the Needlework Guild for 167 charitable items. Stephens City hosts Mabel Massie music class New Year party with about 50 attendees from local high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Cooper
Bassett
O. C. Cooper
Amherst Street
Cooper
State Conservation and Development Commission
Burson
District Nurse Association
Needlework Guild
Stephens City
Mabel Massie
Edgewood
Middletown
Strasburg seniors elope in Maryland wedding news
Strasburg High School senior Helen Stewart Hupp wed Rolen H Painter of Washington DC at Elkton Maryland on December 27 in a private ceremony. The bride returns home to reveal the marriage to her parents before moving to Washington later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg High School
Elkton
Helen Stewart Hupp
Rolen H. Painter
Washington, D. C
Bruce Hupp
Edward Minor
Painter
Vivian Hockman
Edward Casarotti
Edgar J. Hockeman
Front Royal
Alexandria
Ernest. W.aaron
Helen Miller
Henry Trout, Jr
Warren County High School
Stewart School For
Old Virginia Packing Co
Casarotti
Schwarzenbach-Huber Silk Mills
Hirth Brothers Take Jobs at Mesta Machine Company
Charles Hirth Jr and Walter Hirth left home for Pittsburgh to join Mesta Machine Company. Reports say Mesta landed a 1 million dollar contract to build a continuous strip mill for Yorkville Wheeling Steel, promising three months of steady work. New Year gathering ends with party at Rosalie Lovett’s in Cape&Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hirth, Jr
Pittsburgh
Mesta Machine Company
Walter Hirth
Yorkville
Wheeling Steel Company
Mesta Company
Dorothy Haines
Ruth Schaffenaher
Robert
Carlton Muse
Arthur Carpenter
Rosalie Lovett
Cape& Bridge
W. Va
Brooks' Compound Syrup of Tar with Cod Liver Extract
A historic advertisement promotes Brooks' syrup for coughs and throat irritation. The product combines tar, cod liver extract, and menthol in a medicinal syrup likely aimed at soothing throat discomfort and respiratory irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Local families share holiday visits and improvement news
Miss Elaine Hicks of Welltown spent last Sunday as guest of Miss Prairies Ebert at her home. Miss Edith Hauptman has returned to Pad home near Ridgeway, W. spending the Christmas Melidays with her sister Mrs. J. H. Cooper on Berryville avenue. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Woore of Covington Va were visiting relatives here over the past weekend. Mrs. Philip Klompus returned here last night after holidays with son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fisher in Pittsburgh Pa. Master John Henkel Jackson son of Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Jackson, who has been seriously ill, was reported somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Johnson Ili
Belle Johnson
Clyde Sibert
South Market Street
Margaret Shiley
University of Virginia
Mrs. S. R. Shiley
Mary E. Chapman
Lyle Herrell
E. L. Young
Atlantic City
The
Star
Ewell Chapman
Nancy Chapman
Star Tannery
Frederick County
George Chapman
Herrell
Lawrence Herrell
Winchester
Mason J. Herrell
Elaine Hicks
Welltown
Prairies Ebert
Edith Hauptman
Ridgeway, W
J. H. Cooper
Berryville Avenue
Mrs. W. O. Woore
Covington, Va
Philip Klompus
Alfred Fisher
Pittsburgh
John Henkel Jackson
Hinton Jackson
East Piccadilly Street
Red Hill
Lucy Drake
Frank Chandler
Harrisonburg
E. F. Barr
Sherman Montgomery
Washington
Ridings Chapel
Annie Shryock
Ada Trussell
Rachel Miller
Annie van Harden
Martinsburg
J. P. Carbaugh
H. A. Funk
Jack Funk
Hagerstown
Dick Funk
Berryville
J. R. Shryock
Edward Reid
Boyce
Helen Watson
Lillian Fries
Betty Ailes
Frances Venable
Richmond Hospital
R. A. Wall
Blacksburg
Sam Worsley
Briscoe Williams
Susie Carbaugh
Mollie Rinker
Earl Ewing
Masters Ted
Billy
Jack Lemley
E. L. Lemley
Harry Frazier
Miss Fairfax, Frazier
Civil Service Tech Job Vacancies Open for Federal Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission invites applications for several technical positions including chief statistician with duties across Washington DC and field work, senior toxicologist and toxicologist, tobacco grading specialists and assistants. Salary ranges from 2 600 to 5 600 yearly with closes dates in January 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
New Automobiles Debut At 34th National Show
New York January 5. The Associated Press reports major automakers unveil stream lined designs with fish tail, tear drop, snowshoe shapes and aero stream terminology. Cars promise faster, smoother performance with deeper cushions and more powerful engines as the National Automobile Show opens tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aerostream
Corwell and Allamong kin visit Grimes as snow delays mail
Grimes Virginia residents share holiday visits with relatives including William Cornwell Jr. and G D Allamong. Miss Cornwell resumes Woodbine school duties after holidays. Alvin Dick recovers from an infected hand. Ruby Bockey returns to Strasburg schools. A star route mail carrier was held up by deep snow drifts reaching three feet in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cornwell
Winchester
Woodbine School
Alvin Dick
Snow Hill Farm
Ruby Bockey
Strasburg
Clarence Bockey
Mill Village Ordered Abandoned Over Anthrax Outbreak
The 135 year old Sackville wool mill village near Media Pennsylvania faces evacuation as 80 homes are ordered abandoned due to anthrax linked to a carding room where wood from an infected animal was handled.
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Associated Press
Media
Sackville
News and Notes Of Stephens City And Vicinity
Local social notes list visitors and family gatherings in Stephens City Virginia and nearby areas during the Christmas and New Year holidays. Names include Margaret Bauserman Peggy Carbaugh Helen Watson Lillian Fries Betty Ailes Frances Venable with relatives in Lancaster Wytheville Martinsburg Winchester and Washington.
Rotary Hears Talk On C W A By P P Pilcher
P P Pilcher outlines federal aid through C A W and Civil Works programs. Winchester hosts discuss direct relief figures 285 cases locally and 40 to 50 new daily cases. A seven to eight member staff is planned with $17 000 requested for the next quarter and $10 000 already allotted for direct relief. Comments follow and a mention of a nearby concentration camp at Blackstone for road workers. L Clarke Hoge visits from Leesburg and Dr P W Boyd and E Blackburn Moore are welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Civil Workers Service
Pilcher
Blackstone
L. Clarke Hoge
Leesburg
P. W Boyd
E. Blackburn Moore
D. J. Howard
Roosevelt Budget Message Draws Mixed Congressional Replies
Washington reports show varied reactions from Congress to President Roosevelt s budget message with senators and representatives calling the plan frank alarming or hopeful and several predicting the large deficit and borrowing will be tempered by future financing. Wall Street eased after an initial shock as bond markets absorbed the scale of proposed borrowing and refunding, with experts noting the bold figures reflect a tough fiscal challenge ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Robinson
Arkansas
McNary
Oregon
Rainey
Snell
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Carrie
Wadsworth
N. Yjr
Dickinson
Towa
Wall Street
New York
United States
Stock Exchange
Move To Cast Out Park Land Price Refused
Harrisonburg Virginia January 5 far reaching court rulings on park area land valuation were made by Judge H W Pertram in Rockingham Circuit Court. Vernon Foltz of Page county failed to have the appraisal of his Skyland Drive grazing tract set aside or to secure a jury review. The five other landowners accepted arbitration by the governor appointed board. Hearings set for January 9 and 10 for Kite Dean Haney Mundy and Mace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
Shenandoah National Park
State Conservation Commission
H. W. Pertram
Rockingham
Vernon Foltz
Page County
Keyser
Supreme Court of Virginia
Shenandoah
National _ Park area
H W. Bertram
Phillip Williams
Winchester
R. J. H Alexander
Leesburg
Board of Arbiters
G. Luther Kite
Wesley A. Dean
John K. Haney
Margaret Mundy
John J. Mace
Skyline Drive
Bertram
Budgeted monthly spending undercuts six month plan
Analysts question how the government could spend 1 billion dollars a month over six months while a 4 billion dollar refunding is considered generous. Bond experts note half of the refunding comes from 90 day Treasuries rolling over weekly, and Wall Street remains unsettled yet cautiously encouraged by the deficit outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Wall Street
Court orders fast track payments to Rockingham landowners
State Treasurer John M Purcell has approved rapid payment orders totaling about 150000 for Rockingham park area landowners. Across counties large numbers are sent to Richmond and a 45000 order for the Alexander survey tract is in litigation. Arbitration handles Warren Rappahannock Augusta and Albemarle cases with only postponed matters unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M Purcell
Rockingham
Park
Bertram
Richmond
Alex
Warren
Rappahannock
Augusta
Albemarle
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Young Peoples
Bradock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Music Lovers’ Club
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
First Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Protective Order of” Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Miss Massie
Huntsberry
Pittsburg
Mr. Lyle Herrell
American Legion Auxiliary
Claude Grim
North Washington Street
Lawrence Guiliani
Sen
Memorial Hospital
Guiliani
Fedettti
Robert Grim
Winchester Post Office
South Lofidoun Street
Price
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Grimes
Evening Star
East Boscawen St
Stephens City and Vicinity
Rotary
P. P. Pilcher
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Sanico
Stokely
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Wenn
Federal Reserve System
Nei Ie
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
Arch Preserver
Lovett Brothers
Main Street
Margaret L
Hodgson
Winchester Printers & Stationers, Inc
R. M. Swimley
Big Joe
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