Social and Personal Me He Forsyth to Be Married
Invitations issued mark forthcoming marriage of Miss Eleanor Pendleton to Mr. Harry Forsyth in Grace Church New York January 18 with Right Rev Charles Lew Satter presiding. Attendants include Miss Pendleton as maid of honor and Miss Lotitig Nelson as bridesmaid. tight details of attire and reception follow among family and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lew Satter
Massachusetts
Grace Church
Eleanor Pendleton
Berke
Lotitig Nelson
Talbot Entiiian
Montreal
Cana
Lewis Sate
Mo Wreo
Ralph Johnson
Dinner Party at Oakland Highlights Local Guests
Mr and Mrs Kie hosted a January 2 dinner at Oakland with guests including Dr and Mrs Walter Lineweaver of Harrisonburg and Rev and Mrs Hupman. Dettra led a piano solo program as attendees noted many relatives and friends from Virginia and Pennsylvania in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Kié
Istésydxline
Oakland
Nera
Vaneluse
Mmert Dettra
Walter Lineweaver
Harrisonburg
George Fisher
Moorefield
W. Va
Rob van Meter
Smith
A. C. Boyce
Stephens City
Conway
James Reely
James Wise
Ahg
Norman Wise
W.dinges
Belle Larrick
Martha Reely
Rhodes
Lindenay
Middletown
Everett Kline
C. B. Stickley
William Stickley
Irene Buckley
Ang
Tom Campbell
Mary Kline
W. B. O'Neal
Sam O'Neal
Messrs
Carson
Emmett Dettra
Vaucluse
Ella Gillock
Lexington
Snyder
Pennsylvania
Mary Rhodes Lindweaver
Paul Halde? Man
Winchester
Civic League and Surprise Parties Highlight January Events
January meeting of the Dounhters of the American is set for January 12 at 8 oclock in Fort Boutou Seminary with Mrs Harky R Greene hosting and a list of auxiliary ladies assisting. Nearby, Col H J Benchoff spoke at Handley Library about Shenandoah National Park. Miss Mable Newcome and Miss Marshall Stryker were honored at surprise birthday events with friends gathering at Lenore Virginia and South Kent street respectively. hosts included Mr and Mrs S G Newcome and Mr and Mrs Julian Rodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bouttou Seminary
Behng
Harky R Greene
Greene
Kates W. Trenary
G. O. Miller
Michael Collins
Stuart H. Edmonds
Civic League
Thisvafternoon
Handley‘ Library
Col. H.j.benchoff
Woodstock
Shenandoah National Park
Miss Stryker
Marshall Stryker
Julian Rodgers
South Kent Street
Enect
Kitchen
Entertainments at Stephens City Social Evening
Miss Mary Louise Barr hosted a bar party and dance at her Stephens City home last evening with evergreen and red decorations. Five hundred games entertained guests as refreshments were served. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C B Anderson of Montclair New Jersey and Mrs. Arthur Everley of Middletown. Mr. F N Ruskell of Richmond also stayed at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens ‘City
Mary Louise Barr
Stephens City
Mrs. C. 8. Anderson
Montclair, N. J
George Washington Hotel
F. N. Ruskell
Richmond
Social notes from Winchester and surrounding area
Mrs. C M Collins and Carlton Collins Jr visit George Washington Hotel while he heads to the University of Maryland in Baltimore. Mrs James Lillis of Cumberland Md returns after a weekend visit. Miss Fien Fugitt and Mrs Wred Fugitt at home with parents as she recovers. Mrs A J Tavenner returns from Washington to Albin. Mrs C Woe hosts tea on West Pall Mall. D H Patterson and Miss Louise Zirkle return to San Francisco after attending their mother’s funeral. Several locals visit Martinsburg and Winchester. Zirkle and Patterson attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Collins
Carlton Collins, Jr
Keehn
Washington
Mr. Collins
George Washington Hotel
Mr. Collins, Jr
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Fien Fugitt
Wred Fugitt
Ispine
Iapsov
Louise Zirkle
Wincheater
San Francisco
Miss Zirkle
Patterson
Mrs. Zirkle
Local residents update from Strasburg and surrounding towns
Mr. Frank Chandler at Memorial Hospital in Strasburg is noted as a patient. Guy D. Bowman of Boston, visiting his parents on North Loudoun street, leaves for Baltimore then returns to Boston. W Fennell of Baltimore visits the G F House. Mrs. S M Wisecarter suffers laryngitis at home on South Washington street. Raymond Edmundson returns to the University of Virginia after holidays with his parents on the Valley Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. .Blair Hahn
Stauntop
R. S. Smith
Taylor Hahn
South Loudoun Street
Frank Chandler
Strasburg Sa
Memorial Hospital
Guy D. Bowman
Boston Mass
William Bowman
North Loudoun Street
Baltimore
Rebar
Boston
S. M. Wisecarter
South Washington Street
Raymond Edmundson
University of Virginia
Mrs
Charles Edmundson
The
Valley Pike
Two Men Held For Attacking and Robbing a Girl
William Shores and Gilbert Murphy were held in a southwestern police station in Baltimore on charges of assaulting and robbing Miss Jessie Cauldwell and Miss Ethel Mix after inviting them to ride home from a road house. The girls, found crying on the Annapolis road, said Leroy R. Clark a soldier stationed at Governor's Island No had been with them but was attacked and left the car. A Baltimore agency rented car was found abandoned near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William Shores
Gilbert Murphy
Annapolis
Westport
Jessie Cauldwell
Ethel Mix
Leroy R. Clark
Governor's Island
Murphy
Shores
Clark
Frank L Stanton Georgia Poet Dies at 70
Frank L. Stanton, poet laureate of Georgia and longtime Atlanta Constitution staffer for 40 years, died at his Atlanta home at age 70. His best known poems include Mighty Like a Rose Lil Feller and Just Awearyin for You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Frank L. Stanton
Georgia
The
Atlanta Constitution
Mr. Stanton
L’il Feller
Speculators Regain Control of Market Movement
New York reports speculators regained control of price movement in today's stock market after an irregular early session. A $69,000,000 issue of New York City corporate stock was quickly sold, setting the highest general level in 15 years and marking the lowest on call money renewal since mid last month, signaling tighter credit and prompting notable short covering. The renewal rate on call loans fell to 4 1/4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New York City
Mr. Whitlock Dies At Home Of His Son In Gore
James E. Whitlock a retired farmer near Gore Frederick county dies at 630 last evening at the home of his son Elmer Whitlock 216 East Baker street Death resulted from a complication of diseases He is survived by six children and several siblings The funeral will be at Fairview Church Timber Ridge with interment in the adjoining cemetery and pallbearers named Variously noted local kin and neighborsambled in the obituary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Whitlock
Goré
Frederick County
W. J. Whitlock
Winchester
Elmer Whitlock
East
Baker Street
Whitlock
Maggie McKee
Whitacre
Delia Barr
Trone
Effie Giffin
Near Capon Bridge
Cora Whitlock
Gore
Goldie — Slonaker
Reaves Whitlock
Capon Bridge
D. M Whitlock
Susan Lewis
Alice Whitacre
Fairview’Church
Timber Ridge
E J
Netherton
EW Smith
Elmer,Wolford
Dante
Lonas
Foreign exchange trans actions via new Atlantic service listed
The International Acceptance Bank reports a maiden trans Atlantic call completed a one million pound foreign exchange deal with Midland Bank of London and a further around one million dollars arranged in five currencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Acceptance Bank
Foreign Exchange Department
Midland Bank, Ltd
London
Midland Bank
Two Cadets Die in Midnight Collision at Kelly Field
Cadets Richard E. Terrell and Charles Shields both 22 of the advance flying school attack section at Kelly Field San Antonio were killed when their planes collided at 1500 feet and plunged to the ground in tail spins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Richard E. Terrell
Charles Shields
Advance Flying School
Kelly Field
Americans Evacuated From Hankow As British Vessel Stands Off
Anxiety rose in Hankow as a British steamer anchored opposite the American consulate. Consul Frank P. Lockhart ordered women and children to board with provisions for three days, and about fifty American women prepared to sail to Shanghai amid ongoing military action in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hankow
Frank P. Lockhart
Shanghai
London
Ritenour Reports Washington Meeting Of Mutual Life Officials
Mr Ritenour of this city returned from Washington where he attended a meeting of Mutual Life Insurance officials and agents covering 22 Virginia counties plus the District of Columbia and parts of West Virginia Maryland The district manager Morgan spoke of a record year for the territory at the banquet at the New Willard Motel Will P Kennedy of the Washington Star also spoke and Ritenour discussed Opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dove Ritenour
Washington
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Virginia
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Maryland
Morgan
New Willard Motel
Will P.” Kennedy
Washington Star
Mr. Ritenour
Funeral Rites For Little Helen Grim
Funeral services for six year old Helen Virginia Grim who died Tuesday from acute Brights disease were held yesterday at Grace Lutheran Church. Rev C A Freed officiated and interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery beside her grandfather Jackson Grim. A large crowd attended with many flowers sent in honor of the child. The pallbearers were Lee Massie Paul Massie William Gochenour and Richard Carpenter. Funeral director unk and Son had charge of the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Virginia Grim
Carrol Grim
Monmouth Street
C. A. Freed
Grace
Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron
Jackson Grim
Jesus
Lee
Paul Massie
Gochenour
Richard Carpenter
Unk and Son
Rotary Club Honors Harry Boyle As Winchester Manager
Rotary members express regret at Harry Boyle leaving Winchester and praise his service as manager of the Winchester telephone exchange. Shiries Carter notes his courteous, obliging conduct and excellent leadership. Ralph Pettit will succeed Boyle as the new manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mage
Rotary Club
Harry
Winchester
Shiries Carter
Thiselephone Company
Harry Boyle
Ralph Pettit
Rotary club aims to strengthen ties at Newcastle gathering
A Christmas cablegram from W Longfield of Tyne Eng is read by Rotarians including Jack West Sta and Cy Mee Woodstock Moore Paxton ers and Company London and Mr Hughes Riehme and Mr Ayers Massachusetts. The group plans a civic meeting next Thursday with city officials to discuss community problems in a spirit of friendship and assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack West
Sta
Cy Mee
Woodstock
Moore
Paxtoners and Company
Apple Brokers
London
Hughes
Riehme
Ayers
Massachusetts
W. Longfield
On Tyne
Eng
Field
Newcastle
Winschester
Rf. L. Gray
Lot
Funeral Services Held For Widow of Col J J Creme
Funeral services were held for Emma G Creme widow of Col J J Creme a noted retiree and major in the United States Army The services took place at Lebanon Church with interment in the local cemetery The bereaved family reported she died after strokes and paralysis while visiting her daughter Mrs Paul Tastey in Lebanon County, Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse FL
Lébanon
Paul Tastey
Lebanon
Th Shealey
Luther
Sarah Zane Company Regular Meeting Minutes
The record notes a regular meeting at ten o'clock with election of officers on the agenda. Following the meeting members requested a smoker event. secretary Lee Fisher is listed among attendees and notes the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Rt Lek Retna
Public Sale of Valuable Farm and Orchard Property
Executors of Thomas de Duvall & Dunn offer two parcels of prime Frederick County Maryland land including a 50 acre apple orchard. Sale set in Middletown Virginia area on February 1927 at 11 am. Terms require one third cash and balance in installments with bonds at 6 percent, secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. Auctioneers: Loring A. Cover and Harry R. Kern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtchester
Virginia
Frederick Councinia
Frederick County
Middle Road
Pieral
Loring
Harry R. Kern
Thomas de Duvall & Dunn
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Garland
Hatt
Tle
Elmer Dorsey
William Alorstf
William Doreéy
Margaret Thomp
Bostonian
Huntsberry
D. A. KR
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S.G. Newcome
Lenore
Mable Newcome
Miss New Home
Lulu
Lillie Boyce
Beulah Hartman
Margaret
Edna Grubb
Goldie Brown
Arthur ‘Everley
James Lillis
Cumberland Ma
A. J. Tavenner
Bean
Albin
Edna, Kremer
Virginia Tharpe
Esther. Himelright
Ella
Louise Kremer
Martinsburg
Margaret St. Ceran
Martin Wisecarver
Amherst
St. Geran
McAlpin Hotel
Louie Tillotson
Honolulu
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F. L. Gleason
Boyce, Va
Hotel Jack
Robert Hook
Eton College
Eton
N. €. Hook
Elon
Betty McIlwee
Columbus
Ohio
McIlwee
Betty Cooper
Old Valley Female College
Fairmont Avenue
Augexong
Thos Cover
C. R. Keller
Hagerstown
Mid
M. K. Seckford
Tremont
Page County
S. White
Winchester Memorial Hospital
R. E. Mudd
D. E. Stultz
Northern Virginia Power Company
Haverstown
Mr. W. Fennell
G. F. House
Frank Stanton
Baltimore Dock
Lins
Neek Richelieu
Witlis Bay
Empire
Little Helen
Grim
Col
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