Mrs Gilpin and Daughter to Go to Colorado
The Baltimore Sun society column notes Mrs. Gilpin and her daughter Miss Dorothy Dix Gilpin will join Mr. Gilpin at their Colorado home at month end, continuing from the Lutherville home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Symington. Miss Gilpin, granddaughter of Mrs. Henry B. Gilpin, was presented at this season’s Bachelor's Cotillion. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett C. Stuart have returned to Montreal after holidays with the Stuarts at Hawthorne, Mrs. Stuart formerly Miss Meredith Todd of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame
Page Dame
Elizabeth Lee Dame
Christchurch
Middlesex County
New York City
Robert M Ward
South Washington Street
Ward
Social Calendar Formally Names Weekly Meetings And Rehearsals
The schedule lists regular weekly meetings for a youth choir at Ant Brethren Church and an adult choir at Grace Lutheran Church, plus Rotary, Daughters of the Confederacy at Mrs Snider’s home, American Legion luncheon at Geo Washington Hotel, and Music Club rehearsal for concerts. Lions Club lunch, Girls' Athletic Association basketball practice at Handley High, Kiwanis Club at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Daughters of the Confederacy
American Legion Post
Geo Washington Hotel
Music Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Lions’ Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
Handley High
Kiwanis Club
Butler Wedding Dinner At The Woodside Home
Mr and Mrs Kurtz W Butler entertained at their Ridge Road home The Woodside with a wedding dinner for their son and daughter in law Leonard B Butler recently married Guests included Mr and Mrs John W Reed Mr and Mrs J L Reed Mr and Mrs J L Himelright and many others among the Newlin Baker and Stotler families and Washington acquaintances The celebration also noted an engagement announcement for Frances Guy Davis to Ensign Alexander Graig Veasey US Navy with Davis a Norfolk debutante and Veasey a 1931 Naval Academy graduate The narrative also covers a fall injury to Mrs Parish and various social and church notices including a Kauffman League meeting and Delphian Society gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurtz W. Butler
Woodside
Ridge Road
Leonard B. Butler
John W. Reed
J. L. Reed
J. L. Himelright
Bryan Stotler
Ruth Stotler
R. E. Baker
Ethel Baker
R. C. Newlin
Margaret and
Ada Newlin
Robert, Ray, Roy
Eugene Newlin
P. T. McDaniel
C. W. Seal
W. T. Mauck
Wortham Guy Davis
Norfolk
Frances Guy Davis
Alexander Graig Veasey
United States Navy
Veasey
Philadelphia
Miss Davis
St. Mary’s School
Raleigh
Hunter McGuire
Richmond
Stonewall Jackson
McGuire
Winchester
Hunter H. McGuire
North Braddock Street
Ensign Veasey
United States Naval Academy
John W. Parish
Gore
N. B. Shingleton
Shingleton
South
Cameron _ street
Local residents named in brief health and travel notes
Mrs. C. K. Over leaves Memorial Hospital to recover at Loudoun Street home. Mr. Hubert M. Cather shows slight improvement after bronchitis. Mr. F. A. Read Jr. departs for Rochester for a week. Mr. Otis Sargent of Handley High School recovers from influenza and can go out. Mrs. Philip Klompus travels to Baltimore to visit relatives. Mr. Harry Lovett and Mrs. Francis Witty visit Staunton for Lovett Brothers business. Miss Cornelia Sutphin improves after illness at Memorial Hospital. Miss Elsie Crim and others drive to Hagestown for a Potomac Edison Company meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Rogers
Binghamton
N. Y
Mildred Boyce
Memorial Hospital
Lee Boyce
North Loudoun Street
Otis Sargent
Handley High Gee
South
Cameron Atteet
Harry Lovett
Francis Witty
Staunton
Lovett Brothers
Cornelia Sutphin
J. E. Sutphin
South Washington Street
Man Indicted In Gem Robbery Taken For Ride
New York January 11 Anthony Indelicato age 32 indicted with four others in the $300000 Harry Glemby jewel robbery. His body found on outskirts of West Paterson New Jersey bearing bullet wounds after he was released. The Glemby home in Manhattan was robbed a year ago. Sam Appolito later found fatally wounded in a West 54th Street apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Anthony Indelicato
Harry Glemby
West Paterson
East Sixty-seventh Street
Manhattan
Sam Appolito
West Fifth-fourth Street
Do You Resemble A Movie Star Contest at Capitol Theatre
A promotional event invites readers to resemble Hollywood stars from the If I Had a Million cast. Participants submit a photo at participating shops for judging Saturday morning with a chance to win tickets to the January 14 screening at the Capitol Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Capitol Theatre
Gary Cooper
George Raft
Wynne Gibson
Charles Laughton
Jack Oakie
Frances Dee
Charlie Ruggles
Alison Skipworth
W. C. Fields
Mary Boland
Gene Raymond
Lucien Littlefield
Richard Bennett
Nee
Princess Dee
Shirley
National Sales Co
Nat Hawkins
City Shoe Repair
Lovett Bros
Shirley Shoppe
Chesapeake Seafood Co
Winchester Paint and Sign Co
The
Flower Shop
Betsy Ross
Herrell Sales Corp
Farmer Faces Trial For Slaying Of Henrico Girl
Richmond January 10 The trial of Sam Ballas a 45 year old farmer charged with killing Estelle Pisher is set in Henrico county court tomorrow A grand jury investigation ordered by Commonwealths Attorney Ratcliffe led to a murder indictment The girl's body was found in Ballas cabin October 14 Ballas says she shot at him twice then he saw the third shot occur He contends she shot herself Thirty six witnesses have been summoned for the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Sam Ballas
Estelle Pisher
Henrico
A. P. Traynham
Commonwealth
Ratcliffe
Ballas
Low incomes and cheap prices reshape prosperity debts
It slowly dawns on people that low incomes are not so bad if prices are low, too unless you have a lot of prosperity debts to pay.
Wood stockholders reelect officers at Woodstock banks
Officers and directors of Shenandoah National and National Bank of Woodstock were reelected. Edgar W. Newman named Shenandoah National president with Mark B. Wunder as vice president. other directors listed. Allen K. Albert cashier and staff appointed. Bank reported 24 percent dividends and increased undivided profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar W. Newman
Shenandoah National
Mark B. Wunder
W. C. Ford
James H. Smoot
J. B. Rush
Jacob Haun
E. W. Newman
M. B. Wunder
Allen K. Albert
Fred G. Wolverton
C. E. Coverstone
Robi. J. Clower
Sibyl Hottel
Rhodes
National Bank of Woodstock
Saul E. Boyer
G. A. Boyer
Walter C. Wisman
George E. Irvin
George R. Golladay
N. H. Corman
William FE. Boyer
Ruth Rhodes
Clarence Golladay
Failure To Enact Budget Predicted in Washington
Washington reports indicate Democratic failure to balance the budget this session with opposition to income taxes. Leader Rainey says time is short and an April special session is likely to pursue further economies and possibly balance the deficit of 492 million without broad tax revision. Republican Snell says enactment depends on Hoover's handling of beer and farm relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Rainey
Tenois
Snell
New York
Garner
Hoover
Iowa Farmers Battle Mortgage Foreclosures at LeMars Rally
A crowd of about 1000 farmers gathers at the LeMars courthouse to halt farm mortgage foreclosures. “Mother” Blooer of Sioux City, who says her family lost a farm near Minot, S. C., urges collective action for fair correction of conditions to prevent dispossession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
LeMars
Blooer
Sioux City
Minot
S. C
Hoover Laval Debt Talk Sparks Paris Debate
In Paris on January 10, discussion revived over Hoover's 1931 talks with Pierre Laval and the U S plan to revise debts if France cut German reparations. Senator Damecour cited Borah’s acknowledgement of Hoover’s stance as Parliament reconvenes amid tax proposals. Laval, questioned, said he did not hear Damecour’s speech.
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Paris
Hoover
Pierre Laval
Washington
Damecour
Senate
M. Lava
United States
France
Germany
Ccn
William E. Borah
M Lavel
America
Lausanne
M. Laval
M. Damecour
Price of Grain Suddenly Jumps 2 Cents Bushes
New York stocks followed a Chicago wheat surge as wheat futures jumped 2 to 2 1/2 cents a bushel. Bears raced into the share market while many prominent stocks gained about 1 to 4 dollars a share and bond prices extended gains for a fifth straight session amid market chatter about Morgan sponsored investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago
U. S. Steel
Bears
Imagineee
American Securities Investing Corp
Newport News Girl's Murder Hearing Resumed
Frances Lassiter, a high school girl who shot her father to death with a .38 revolver, will again appear before Judge John W. Massey in juvenile court tomorrow at ten a.m. for a resumed murder hearing after a continuation last week. England is reported to be sinking to sea level at nine inches per century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Frances Lassiter
John W. Massey
England
Detroit News
Bombing kills 76 year old Ada Kirk in Maryland
Maryland police seek a clue to a bombing near Leonardtown that killed Ada Kirk, a 76 year old spinster from a wealthy family. Her female companion was injured as the automobile exploded shortly after she started a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Leonardtown
Ada Kirk
Threat Made To Kidnap First Reynolds Child
Atlanta date: a man admitted writing letters threatening to kidnap or kill John Cannon's granddaughter, a Reynolds child. O Dell C and a woman claiming to be his wife were taken into custody by E C Conroy of the FBI, aiding in the investigation. The notes mention Concord NC textile magnate Cannon and a Roy 8c The investigator referenced a chill day and a $10,000 reward context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
E. C. Conroy
United States Bureau of Investigation
John Can
Textilei
Concord
N. C
Cannon
Reynolds
Bride Recovering After Captivity by Chinese Bandits
An 18 year old English girl shares her frightening experience of captivity by Chinese bandits, disclosed in The American Weekly magazine distributed with Washington Herald, detailing the peril she endured and the aftermath of the incident.
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Bride
Next Neeks Washington Herald
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Mr. and
Mrs. Butler
Kauffman Pe League
Kauffman School Community League
Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
Hone
George H Smith, Jr
Carl Massey
Richard E. Griffith
B. PF. Arthur, Jr
Arthur Fields
Delphian Society
Handley Library
Frank B. Crawford
London Playhouses
Charles L. Bowly
Valley Avenue
Buffalo
H.K. Benham
Pagebrook
Clarke County
I. Fred Stine
Millwood Avenue
J. A. Baker
Stonewall Avenue
Charlotte Bowman
Woodstock
Roy Klemm
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Huntsberry
C. K. Over
Loudoun Street
Hubert M. Cather
F. A. Read, Jr
Rochester
Philip Klompus
Baltimore
Elsie Crim
Ernest Luttrell
Richard E. Mudd
Carl Clifton
John Rodman
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Company
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
San Diego Union
Boston Herald
Farmer
Woodstock Banks
Hoover-Laval
O'Dell C
Soni
Rapairuy
Aine
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Parker
Hiscox Chem
Patchogue
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
Coolidge
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Armstrong
Old Seal
Hamman’s Dollar Store
R. M. Swimley
E Mather Stuttuett
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