First annual Young People circle banquet held this evening
The Young People's Circle of the Church of Christ hosts its first annual banquet at 6 30 with Chaplain C W and Dr Thompson as speakers Miss Juanita Riley presides and leads a strong program including The Afflicted Choir and a comedy sketch The Tamp Went Out Toastmistress Miss Riley and cast members include Dick Clevenger Dick Owen and Leonard Riley Also announced today the marriage of Miss Mildred Virginia Clark and Mr Eston T Ritenour in Hagerstown Md
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W
Dr. Thompson
Kansas City
Young People's Circle
Church of Christ
Juanita Riley
Dick Clevenger
Dick Owen
Brown Lovett, Jr
Leonard
Thompson
Caulkins
Gertrude Clevenger
Mildred Virginia Clark
Washington, D. C
Eston T. Ritenour
Stephens City
Richmond
Hagerstown
Rey Mr. Brown
Garfield Hospital
A. C. Clark
Ritenour
William Headley
Joseph T. Ritenour
Snowbound Route 50 slows buses in Romney snow
Snow in the valley reached ten inches as main roads reopened with bus service restored to near normal. Route 50 near New Creek had heavy drifts delaying a Winchester-bound bus until 9:05 am. West Virginia reports heavier drifts and lingering travel difficulties while farmers welcome snow for crops. City streets were cleared and drivers faced chains on still unopened streets. A 32 mile per hour wind swept Valley fields in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyne Heaton
Leslie D. Kline
New Creek
Romney
Winchester
Blue Ridge Line
Washington
West Va
West Virginia
Winchester Research Laboratory
Valley Airways
Social calendar events at various clubs and churches
Evening calendar lists 6:30 Banquet for Young People's Circle at Church of Christ 7:30 Installation Madison Lodge No 60 O F at lodge 12:30 Lions Club weekly meeting and luncheon at George Washington Hotel Night Oyster supper by Ladies Auxiliary South End Hose Co 8:00 Modern Woodmen Camp 15 510 installation 12:30 Kiwanis Club weekly meetings and luncheon at George Washington Hotel Night Oyster supper 6 45 Kiwanis regular weekly practice 8 00 Winchester Lodge No 867 BPOE Elks Home core Piccadilly Braddock 8 15 Grace Lutheran adult choir regular meeting and practice 1:00 Rotary Club meeting and luncheon George Washington Hotel 1:00 Robert Y Conrad Post American Legion 21 George Washington Hotel Night Dance Gainesboro Cross Junction auditorium fund fundraiser.
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Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
South End Hose Company
Modern Woodmen of America
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
Elks Home
Core Piccadilly and Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
New Consolidated
Gainesboro District School
Gainesboro
Cross Junction
Resignation From State Post Reveals Wedding Here
A Berkeley Springs dispatch reports the marriage of Miss Mildred Brock to Floyd Walkley last June in Winchester. Mrs Walkley resigns as managing director of the State Clinic for Crippled Children. Evelyn Starr becomes her successor. Married June 8 in Winchester. they reside in Berkeley Springs.
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Lewis Hedrick
Lucille Jackson
West Germain Street
Virginia Barn
Hedrick
Mrs. Hedrick
Reading
Mr. Hedrick
Baltimore Sun
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Wingchester
Mildred. Brock
State Clinic For
Floyd F. Walkley
Leroy, N. Y
Walkley
Evelyn Starr
R. N
John Brock
Roanoke
Frank Walkley
Civilian Conservation Corps
Winchester
R. B. Campbell
Court Refuses Auto Case Review
J. T. Timmons of Norfolk lost his bid in the Supreme Court to overturn local Virginia city auto license rules. The high court declined to review the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals decision. The list also notes people in Washington and nearby cities visiting, traveling, or stranded by snow and storms.
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Washington
J. T. Timmons
Norfolk
Supreme Court
Virginia
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Admiral Byrd Learns to Sing in Lonely Antarctic Night
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd recalled his long Antarctic night at the end of the earth. He learned to sing using a gramophone and a song titled Home Town Range as the stove burned and the cold froze the record. He noted bath routines at 60 below and ongoing scientific work from the post.
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Admiral Byrd
San Francisco
Richard
Byrd
South Polar
Gramophone
Antarctic
Antarctica
New Deal Debate Set by Mount Williams Society
Mount Williams Debating Society announces a debate on January 30 titled Resolved That the New Deal Has Contributed to the Prosperity of the United States. The event features an affirmative lineup of W H Jimelritht H A Snapp B C Tulver and R L Triplett and a negative team of J B Snapp N B Fout N C Williams and Winfred Ashwood with stringed music to ease moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mount Williams Debating Society
Eshion
W. H Jimelritht
H. A. Snapp
B. C “‘Tulver
R. L. Triplett
J. B. Snapp
N. B. Fout
N. C. Williams
Winfred Ashwood
Winchester praises enduring songs and new music
MA Winchester remarks on beloved classics like Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes and Star Dust, along with Gershwin works Rhapsody in Blue and Grand Canyon Suite. He counters claims that younger generations lack culture, praising modern songs and the shared enjoyment of good music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gershwin
Ferde Grofe
President's Ball Tickets Distributed for January 30 Event
A total of 450 tickets were distributed to clubs and local businesses for the President's Ball at the George Washington Hotel. Dr Cc R Anderson chairs arrangements as groups like Lions Kiwanis Rotary Legion Nurses' Home and athletic clubs receive tickets. Proceeds support infantile paralysis rehab in Winchester with remaining funds sent to New York City for disease combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Cc. R. Anderson
Lions
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
American Legion
Louise Echart
Nurses’ Home
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Miners Drug Store
Baker's Drug Store
People’s Drug Store
Boyd's Dry Store
Rhodes’ Drug Store
Spillman and
Alexander's Drug Store
Opal Robinson
Girls’ Athletic Association
Ben Belchie
Men’s Athletic Club
James Doman
Front Royal
Royal Troubadour
Winchester
New York City
Wetzel May Be Discharged From Hospital Shortly
Jack Wetzel of Cedar Creek Valley remains in Memorial Hospital recovering from gunshot wounds to his right hand hip and leg. A hearing on charges of attempted assault and shooting at an officer is expected once he is discharged. A mid to late week discharge is anticipated with no bullet removal planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wetzel
Cedar Creek Valley
Memorial Hospital
Burr P. Harrison
Wetzel
T B Clinic To Be Held January 24 By State Expert
A tuberculosis chest disease diagnostic clinic will be conducted in the District Nurse Association offices by a State Health Department specialist. The free clinic runs January 24 with hours 9 am to 1 pm and 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm. No appointments. former sanatorium patients will not be examined. Citizens advised to consult a physician or visiting nurse before attending.
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State Health Department
District Nurse Association
Santorium
Administrators Appointed for Mary R. Sprint Estate
J Ashby Sprint and Thomas H Sprint sons of the late Mary R Sprint die of January 3 estate become administrators with bond set at 1000 dollars. Appraisers named J H Yost C R McCann Coleman Dunn G G Baker and Harry W Ebert may serve any three. Police Court fines totaled 10.25 to 15.25 for drunk and disorderly acts and reckless driving. Andrew Dix ordered six months and four dollars costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ashby Sprint
Thomas H. Sprint
Mary R. Sprint
J. H. Yost
C. R. McCann
Coleman Dunn
G. G. Baker
Harry W. Ebert
Harry Ford
Fairfax Splawn
Fremont Street
Willis Wright
Clay Street
Martinsville
Andrew Dix
South Kent
The Lone Wolf Returns at Hable’s Palace Today and Tuesday
Melvyn Douglas and Gail Patrick star in The Lone Wolf Returns at Hable’s Palace with the Columbia picture. The feature promises Merriest, mad adventures. A Fox News reel and a comedy accompany the presentation.
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Palace
Melvyn Douglass
Gail Patrick
Fox News
Court To Review Big Land Case
The receiver of Continental Trust Company sought a court review of its claim to over 2,500 acres in Fauquier County Virginia. The land was attached by Loudoun National Bank at Leesburg for an unpaid balance on a $15 000 debt of the trust company. The court agreed to review Virginia Supreme Court rulings in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Continental Trust Company
Virginia
Fauquier County
Loudoun National Bank
Leesburg
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Twiggs Orchard Tract Near Markham Described
This tract named Twiggs Orchard lies about a mile and a half west of Markham in a valley between Blue Ridge ridges. Originating from virgin mountain timber, it was cleared and planted with apple trees and has since changed hands multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Maddux
Orchard Project Aimed at Marshall Feed Dealer’s Venture
The parcel was purchased over a year ago by T. H. Maddux Sr. of Marshall, a prominent feed dealer and business man. He spent much last summer installing running water via a piping system across a large part of the orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Maddux, Sr
Marshall
House Approves Battlefield Park Bill in Virginia
Washington action reports the House approving a bill to establish and protect the Richmond National Battlefield Park in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battlefield Park
Washington
House
Richmond National Battlefield Park
Virginia
Mermaid Legend Born From Manatee Sleep Myths
A quirky note links a manatee to mermaid legends, noting the creature’s unusual sleep pattern as a clue. The story suggests folklore arose from observations of marine mammal behavior and myths about the sea.
Fewer than half a dozen Irish regulars hurt in 1935 ND season
South Bend Indiana Notre Dame football fielded 225 varsity and freshman players in 1935. Dr J E McMeel the team physician attributed the small number of broken bones to a daily 15 minute calisthenics session conducted during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend Ind
Notre Dame
J. E. McMeel
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R. S. Smith
Mr. Smith
Coca Cola
D. E. Hawthorne
James E. Cross
Hawthorne
Roy Smith
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Ethel Cooper
Schoolma’am
Lucille Webber
Braddock Street
M.E. Church
South
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North Loudoun Street
Centenary Reformed Church
The
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Rotary Club
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Cather
Ewald
Cumberland, Md
Margaret Ewald
Home Service
Northern Virginia Power Company
Potomac Edison Company
Cumberland
Dorothy Warehime
A. D. Lewis
Potomac Edison System
Harry Fahnestock
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Woodland Avenue
Fahnestock
Hunter H. McGuire
May Hammond
Greenwood
Philadelphia
Lawrence Roland
Alexandria
Kenneth Rice
Roland
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Messrs
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J. E. Nicholson
North Market Street
J. L. Speigle
North Carolina
Berryville Avenue
Tyron
N. C
Ridgeley White
A. F. Naddeo
Shopping Centre, Inc
New York
J. R. Lindsey
H. H. McGuire
Gen. Lindsey
Ate
Sanger
Vicks
Campbell’s
F. H. Way
National Avenue
Huntsberry
Nown
Hable’s Palace
Robert E. Lee
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Amerean
Tavenner’s
Loudoun St
Opeula
Cara Nome Perfume
Shari Perfume
Brooks’ Pharmacy Prescription Druggists
Big Joe
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Telephone
Lovett Brothers
Leudean
R. M. Swimley
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