Birthday Surprise for Mr Harvey Hart in Martinsburg
Mrs. Harvey Hart hosted a birthday surprise party Saturday at her Martinsburg West Virginia home for her husband Harvey Hart on his thirty second anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs W D Lamp Mr and Mrs Sol Kline Mr and Mrs O A Brandenburg Mr and Mrs Gilbert DeHaven Mr and Mrs Paul Shriver Mr and Mrs A K Shade Harry Wilson Mr and Mrs Morris McIntyre Mr and Mrs Doyle Masters and son Elwood Mr and Mrs Gilmore Watson and daughter Jeanine and Mr and Mrs James Hart of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hart
Martinsburg
W. Va
U D C Chapter Plans Lee Birthday Meeting
The United Daughters of the Confederacy General Turner Ashby Chapter will meet on General Lee s birthday Saturday January 19 at 3 00 PM at the home of Mrs Fred L Glaize Sr 11 East Picaddilly Street Visitors are invited. Friday January 18 at 9 00 AM Handley school prizes will be awarded for speeches on The Life of Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. E. Lee
Fred L. Glaize
East Picaddilly Street
Social Calendar for Tuesday and Wednesday
Regular semi monthly meeting of Modern Woodmen of America Camp 15 510 at their hall North Loudoun street. Legion of Decency meets after prayer at Grace Lutheran Church. Veterans of Foreign Wars meet on North Loudoun street. Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets at Mrs Cecil Bailey home. Winchester Lodge Elks meet. Adults choir practice at Grace Church. Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Lions Club benefit revue Minstrel Monarchs at Capital Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
North Loudoun Street
Legion of Decency
Grace Lutheran Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Cecil Bailey
South Cameron Street
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of ‘Elks
Hoir
Grace Ee Church
Uig
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Minstrel Monarchs
Capitol Theatre
Lilns Club
Handley Faculty Show-Off To Feature Three One Act Plays
Handley High School presents its annual faculty show-off on Friday February 1 at 8 PM in the High School Auditorium. Directors include Garland R Quarles Edith Cornwell and Opal Jokinson. Proceeds will support needy school children with food and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Handley High School
Winchester Ople
High School
Ouda
Garland R. Quarles
Edith Cornwell
Chow Chow
Opal Jokinson
Directors and Workers' Council Meet in Winchester Church
The Winchester District Directors and Workers' Council will meet at the United Brethren Church on Thursday evening January 17 at 7 30. Rev A P Havermale will preside. Attendees include pastors officers and teachers of Sunday Schools Christian Endeavor societies Women's Missionary societies Ladies Aid and Otterbein guilds from several circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
United Brethren Church
A. P. Havermale
D. D
Edinburg
Toms Brook
Reliance
West Frederick
Winchester Station
Christian Endeavor Societies
Women’s Missionary Societies
Otterbein Guilds
Ladies
M. J. Miller
Dayton
W. S. Good
Harrisonburg
Sunday
Christian Endeavor Movement
Virginia
Local Shriners Meet in Richmond for Annual Sessions
Acca Temple Shrine holds its annual business sessions in Richmond with reports on 1934 activities, election of new officers, and an address by Lieutenant-Governor James H. Price. Illustrious Potentate John E. Rose Jr. presides as other temple leaders are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acca-Temple Shrine
Richmond
Shriners Beneficial Fund Association
Acca Temple
John E. Rose, Jr
Acca
John C. Goode
Rabban
Callum B. Jones
Joseph A. Ricketts
Walter EB. Mesmiller
Charles A. Overton, Jr
James H. Price
George A. Davis
William C. Herbert
Arthur S. Bell
C. P. Liesfeld
Frank C. Blunt
Joseph Button
Robert D. Ford
R. Leslie Brown
Walker C. Cottrell
Cold Storage Apple Report January 1
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports cold storage apples nationwide as of January 1 totaling 678000 barrels 15632000 boxes and 8983000 baskets. Comparisons are made with December 1 1934 and January 1 1934 figures and the five year average for 1930-34 is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Portland Cement and Wire Cable Industries Highlight Missouri
The article notes the long history of wire cables in Germany and marks Portland cement as a major Missouri industry with significant production. It underscores the enduring role of these materials in industrial development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Cement
Missouri
Evidence Sought On Who Died First In Train Fatality
Investigators in Berryville Virginia seek proof of which of two fatalities occurred first after Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Brown were killed when a Norfolk and Western train struck their car near Gaylord on November 29. Insurance and a will affect payout depending on who died first. Local witnesses cite simultaneous deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Harry M. Brown
Philadelphia
Norfolk and Western Railway
Gaylord
Here
Mount Jackson
Brown
Local teams tip off season at Handley court tonight
Opening games on Handley court mark the season start with the Handley association and the Men's Athletic Club facing Capon Bridge and a second game to follow. The Men's Athletic Club also sponsors a ping pong tournament with quarter finals and finals leading to a trip to Hagerstown Maryland for the championship. Two wrestling matches are planned for February under the club sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Court
Steemi
Capon Bridge
Hagerstown
New Purple Coach Appointed at Northwestern
Lynn C Waldorf former Kansas State coach appointed to succeed Dick Hanley as head football coach at Northwestern University. Waldorf, a former Cleveland native, led Kansas State to the Big Six title by defeating Nebraska in his only season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State
Lynn C. Waldorf
Dick Hanley
Northwestern University
Waldorf
Nebraska
Salesman Hurt In Crash Near City Yesterday
Paul Hammond a 38 year old salesman for J L Baker and Company of Frederick Maryland was injured in a car crash about three miles east of Winchester on Route 7 Berryville Pike yesterday morning He suffered a broken right leg injuries to the right side and facial cuts He was taken to Memorial Hospital in a dazed condition after his car struck a concrete abutment A Baltimore and Ohio railroad official who came upon the scene helped transport him to the hospital Hammond is married with two children and his wife visited him last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hammond
J. L. Baker and Company
Frederick Ma
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Berryville Pike
Hammond
Frederick
Ebert
R. E. Powell
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mr. Hammond
Powell
Doolittle Sets Transcontinental Record From West Coast
Major James R. Doolittle, famed flier, set a new trans continental record for transport aircraft. He touched down at Floyd Bennett Airport, New York, 11 hours 59 minutes after leaving Los Angeles, beating Eddie Rickenbacker’s previous 12 hour 3 minute 50 second mark. He blamed off course navigation and cited dreadful weather as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
James R. Doolittle
Floyd Bennet
New York
Los Angeles
Doolittle
Floyd Bennett
New York Field
Rickenbacker
Eddie Rickenbacker
Los Arteles
Meyer C. Ellenstein
Doo
Jimmy
Vultee
Unnon Aid Terminal
Burbank
California
Crimson Flashes Face Three Top Teams This Week
Berryville Virginia January 15 The Crimson Flash A C begins a busy week with DeMolay Club Frederick Maryland tonight Marshall Virginia Wednesday and St Pauls Guild Baltimore Maryland Friday at Berryville High School gym The squad seeks eleventh straight victory and features Kercheval brothers Lambert Hess Cooley Jackson Feltner and Bull Parker guiding a 50 point per game offense. contact manager Jack Enders for booking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Crimson Flash A. C
DeMolay Club
Rederick
Marshall
St. Paul’s Guild
Baltimore
Flash
Teday
Wor
Martinsburg Athletic Club
Bull” Parker
Kercheval
Lambert, Hess
Donald Cooley
Buddy Jackson
Claude Feltner
Crimson
Jack Enders
The Kneeling Painter and the Shot Through Heart
The kneeling painter Angelico is described as feeling the dignity of his art enough to paint while kneeling. The phrase shot through the heart is noted for causing several movements before death overtakes the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fra Angelico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee
Arthur Luttrell
Charles Town
Arthur Littrell
Fice
Northern Virginia ‘Ower Company
Wilbur
Peck”) Reiter
A. Francis Osburn
General Potomac- Edison
Warner Lowery
Piedmont, W. Va
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society of
Centenary’ Reformed Church
J. L. Jackson
Kernstown
John L. Jackson
Jackson
Charlotte, N. C
Woman’s Christian Temperance.Union
Handley Library
United Brethren Young Peoples’ Choir
Frances Whetzel
Goldie Whetzel
Howard Lanham
Singers
Glen
James H. Myers
C. G. Whetzel
Handley Avenue
John Lee Krider
Baltimore and Strasburg
Messrs
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Eugene Branch
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Staunton
Corporation Court
Maynard Orndorff
Alma Cunningham
Orndorff
Henry Orndorff
Miss Cunningham
Louis Cunningham
Charles Edward Harne
Waynesboro
Frances Marie Stouffer
Highfield
Harne
Charles E. Harne
Miss Stouffer
Cyrus Stouffer
Denzel D. Courtney
Clarksburg
Margaret M. Jordan
Farmington
Courtney
H.C. Courtney
Standard Oil Company
Miss Jordan
Thomas Jordan
Workers’ Council
Workers’ Council of
The
Red Bud
RED Cross
Huntsberry
Directors and Workers’ Council
Edna Davy
Edward E. Tull
Princess Anne, Md
Edna
William J. Muir
Princess Anne
Apple
Germany
Brooks’ Pharmacy Boosters Lions Show Minstrel Monarch
Dear Noahn
Nina Waves
Dayton Ohio
Noan
Josephine Adams
Sandwich
Ont
Canada
Norm
W.e.benson
South Bend
Ind
Lynn O. Waldorf
Maj. Doolittle
West Coast
Crimson Flashes
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Tures
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Flemington
Loudoun St
Snowflake Biscuits
Underwood
Telephone
Shenandoah Apple Cider & Vinegar Co
R. M. Swimley
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