Pederewski To Play In Washington Tonight
Ignace Jan Pederewski the famed Polish pianist and patriot will perform at Constitution Hall in Washington for the unemployment fund drive sponsored by the American Red Cross. The concert series, led by Mrs. Herbert Hoover, will travel to other cities with a carefully chosen program including Bach Liszt Prelude and Fugue in A minor Mozart Chopin Debussy and Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody. Local residents plan to attend.
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Virginia
America
Paderewski
Washington
Constitution Hall
Ignace Jan Pederewski
American Red Cross
Unemployment Fund
Herbert Hoover
Pederewski
Chopin
Liszt
Social Calendar for McKinley Chapter Week Schedule
County clubs and church groups list regular meetings and events from Monday to Friday. Notable items include Eastern Star chapters meeting in Farm Co and Harrisonburg trips for grand visitation, Rotary and Kiwanis luncheons, cooking classes, choir practices, and a Girls Athletic Association basketball game at Handley High School.
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McKinley Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Farm- Co
Merchants Bank
Girls' Athletic Association
Boyceigh School
Handley High School
Grace Lutheran Church
Harrisonburg
Order of Eastern Star
Front Royal
Belva Martin Goad
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Choral Society
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Choir
Braddock St. M. E
South
Miss Chew and Mrs Allen Share Papers at Century Meeting
At the Century Club gathering on January 19, Mrs. Robert Chapman hosted at Mrs. Nancy Lee Cable's home. Miss Chew discussed Sam Houston, detailing his life from Virginia birth to Texas independence and a role in U S politics, while Mrs Lewis Allen presented a paper on early medical practice.
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Century Club
Robert Chapman
Nancy Lee Cable
Miss Chew
Sam Houston
Houston
Lexington
Marysville
Tenn
Sam
Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
Congress
Jackson
Eliza Allen
Arkansas
Texas
Senate
Lincoln
Bell
Baltimore Society Guests and Local Social Roundup
Miss Evelyn Byrd Shipley of Baltimore and Dr. Joseph Langworthey of Johns Hopkins recent weekend at Rosemont near Berryville with the Byrds. Shipley’s mother Mrs. Lester Shipley accompanied them home to Baltimore. Girls Athletic Association tickets go on sale for the Palace Theater show Laughter starring Nancy Carroll and Frederic March January 28 29 with a share for the club. Tuesday bridge club meets at Mrs T W English’s Washington street home. Allen and Hall families visit Brucetown en route to Kentucky. Mrs Harry K Russell hosts luncheon for Mrs Gardner H Brown of New York at Washington street home. Mrs Frank N Hack hosts luncheon for Mrs Brown with more social events planned.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Nancy Carroll
Palace Theatre
Stafford Pemberton
George Washington Hotel
Evelyn Byrd Shipley
Baltimore
Joseph Langworthey
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Harry F. Byrd
Palace Theater
Frederic March
H. H. Hable
Bridge Club
T. W. English
Washington Street
John Elmer Allen
Jacqueline Allen
William Hall
Marie Hall
Brucetown
Byrd Purcell
Kentucky
Brown
Harry K. Russell
Gardner H. Brown
New York City
James B. Russell
Frank N. Hack
Gardner W. Brown
South Washington Street
Cunningham Couple Welcome Daughter Janet Louise
Mr and Mrs J B Cunningham are celebrating the birth of a daughter at Winchester Memorial Hospital on Saturday January 16. The newborn has been named Janet Louise Cunningham.
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Cunningham
J. B. Cunningham
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Janet Louise Cunningham
Marriage License Issued in Gettysburg to Klinefeller and Riggs
The Corporation Clerk's office issued a marriage license to Miss Eloise Klinefeller of Gettysburg Pa and Mr Herbert C Riggs of the same city. Eloise is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Klinefeller while Herbert is the son of Mr and Mrs Irving Riggs. The bridegroom lists his occupation as carpenter.
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Corporation Clerk’s Office
Eloise Klinefeller
Gettysburg
Herbert C. Riggs
Martin Klinefeller
Riggs
Irving Riggs
Henry Bryarly Shows Marked Improvement After Illness
The condition of Mr. Henry R. Bryarly of Winchester and Walton has improved significantly after recent illness. His recovery response to treatment brings relief to many friends in Winchester who were concerned by the prior weeks’ serious sickness.
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Henry R. Bryarly
Winchester
Allington
Bryarly
Expo
Instituto
Marriage license issued to Nina Winters and Carter Browning
The city marriage bureau issued a license to Nina Pauline Winters of EgloW Va and Carter Browning of Oakland Md. Browning is a farmer. The item also notes social visits and upcoming club meetings around Harrisonburg and nearby towns.
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City Marriage Bureau
Nina Pauline Winters
Lee Winters
Eglow
W. Va
Carter B Browning
Thomas Bowning
Oakland
Browning
Water of Rouls Not To Be Used Several Days
Frustrated by contamination, residents were warned water from the Rouls hydrant should not be used for several days. Many sought pure water from the Old Town spring or offered water for sale in Winchester, but little buying occurred.
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Old Town Spring
Frederick County
Winchester
Hibbs Company Quotations Listed on N Y Stock Exchange
Washington based Hibbs Company a member of the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade distributes quotations. The Hibbs Building address and contact number are noted for market data.
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NEW York Stock Exchange
W. B. Hibbs & Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, DC
Telephone National
W B Hibbs & Company
Washington
DDC
Market extends modest gains as NYSE opens week
Security prices move higher in early New York trading with gains from fractions to over a dollar. British pound shows mild weakness with mid afternoon quotes at 2.15 p.m. with notable names listed including Allied Chem & Dye, American Can, American Tobacco, Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, U S Steel and Woolworth among others.
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New York Stock Exchange
Amer. Tobacco
Anaconda
Balto, & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Oil
Gen'l. Electric
Gen'l. Motors
Kennecot Copper
Licklard
Mont. Ward
Nat'l, Biscuit
No Sales Packard
Brands
N. J
Texas Corp
U.S. Steel
Woolworth
Washingtonians Injured In Auto Crash Near City
Mr and Mrs John Gunn and two children from Washington were injured when their car overturned near Winchester on the Lee Jackson highway. Philip Gunn suffered a fractured leg, others endured cuts, bruises and nervous shock. The family was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital where Philip’s leg was set.
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Winchester
Lee- Jackson
John Gunn
Washington
Gunn
Philip
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Death summons Miss Ida V Crum in Fairfax era
Miss Ida V Crum dies early Sunday after frail health. A Fairfax Hall Seminary alumna with talents in painting and literature, she lived a life centered on church and community. Surviving relatives include sister Miss Lily Crum and cousins Miss Minnie Keller Mrs Charles Jones and George Keller. Funeral Tuesday at 4 from Crum residence Amherst and Washington streets with Rev Dr McFaden and Rev Dr Gilkeson officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Miss Crum
Fairfax Hall Seminary
Philadelphia
New York
Lily Crum
Minnie F. Keller
Charles Jones
George W. Keller
William F. Keller
Crum
Amherst
Washington Streets
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Charles D. Gilkeson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Shirley Carter
Frank B. Crawford
Leslie N. Woods
George H. Heist
Henry Hoffman
A. D. Henkel
B. B. Dutton
P. W. Boyd
Two youths await hearing before city grand jury
The two youths, Wallace and Fleet, await a city grand jury hearing after confessing to a crime in which Fleet claimed sole blame and exonerated Wallace. Police note Fleet had prior trouble, while Wallace’s mother says this is his first offense. Legal aid was sought for both families after their Baltimore return.
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Pace One
Wallace
Fleet
McFarland
Keller
Tom Boyd
Justice Weems
Baltimore
Joe Fleet
Lawrence
Elizabeth Wallace
John
Winchester
Virginia House of Correction
Several Persons Face The Bar In Police Tribunal
Two men were sent to the grand jury of Corporation Court on felony charges Curtis Hutton for a Statutory offense and Hunter Brown for forgery of a check. Jesse Welton was fined 17 dollars for public drunkenness then jailed 15 days after a second arrest. A Baker resident of Winchester was jailed then released for a hearing but fractured an arm after another drunken incident and chose to leave the city.
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Grand Jury
Corporation Court
Donald L. Weems
Curtis Hutton
Hunter Brown
Jesse Welton
Justice Weems Oe Welton
Ail
Baker
Winchester
Justice Weems
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Steady Amid Cautious Trade
Prices on the Chicago Board of Trade were relatively steady as small commission houses led trading and many traders stayed on the sidelines awaiting clearer news. Futures closes included Wheat May 58 1 4, July 58 1 2, September 59 1 2. Corn May 40 1 4, July 42 1 4, September 43. Oats May 25 3 4, July 25 1 4, September no sales. Rye May 46, July 46 4 4, September no sales.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Spanish Strike Spreads to Seville and Malaga
Associated Press reports a communist and extremist general strike in Spain reached Seville and Malaga by noon. A bomb damaged Malaga tracks lightly, while Seville shops closed and street cars halted. Troops kept order. Premier Azana's strong policy blamed for derailing planned revolt.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Seville
Malaga
Azana
Catalonia
Bomb Rips Open Front of Theatre in Cicero
A dynamite blast tore the front of the Annetta Theatre in Cicero early today. The explosion woke residents and shattered windows for blocks. Owner Benjamin Bartelstein suspects the bombing arose from a discharge notice served on his union picture machine operators.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Annetta Theatre
Cicero
Benjamin Bartelstein
Union
Great Genius a Martyr Phidias
Account of Phidias the sculptor born in Athens and dying in prison as a martyr to Pericles. The piece notes his persecution and aims to inflict suffering on Pericles through his death. Also mentions a camel’s load carrying capacity from Camel's Great Value.
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Phidias
Athens
Pericles
Gore man and hunted grey fox exhibited in Winchester
Alvin Haines of Gore presented a fine grey fox hide in Winchester describing a hunt on Little Mountain. He said the fox was chased for two hours by his dogs before being cornered and shot.
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Alvin Haines
Gore
Winchester
Little Mountain
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Richmond
Thomas Brinton Harrison
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The
Northern Virginia Power Company
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Harry Lewis
White Post
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Timmy Graham
University of Virginia
Charles Town
J. B. Brazier
Nell O'Connell
Pittsburgh
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Baden
Conrad Smith
Nancy Coble
West Boscawen Street
Allen Jackson
Altoona
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Phyliss Palmer
Greenville
Philip Kramer
Miss Bessie Kramer
Albert Kramer
Mary R. Buckler
Amherst Street
J. G. Gibson
Upperville
William W. Glass
Memorial Hospital
J. W. Witherspoon
Shepherdstown
Eugene Clarke
Union Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Manse
Clarke Cooper
Constance Buckley
Thursday Bridge Club
S. Carroll Smith
West Clifford Street
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Middleburg
W. Nelson Page
H. D. Flood
Abney Payne
Charleston
Allied Chem. & Dye
American Can
Miss Ida V. Crum
Valley Bottling Works
Edinburg, Va
Massanutten Mountain
the Valley Bottling Works
E. Homer Harloe
Herberts. Larrick
H. C. Sheetz
John I. Sloat
Fred A. Crisman
Harold R. Edwards
Chas. R. Anderson
Fred 8. Boyd
James M. Brown
Howell M. Bond
George H. Eagle
Joseph H. Funkhouser
E. A. Humston
Philip Klompus
H. 8. Larrick
J. Orndorff
J. Henry Moling, Sr
J. A. Richard
John W. Rosenberger
R. Bruce Slonaker
Commercial & Savings Bank
National Credit Corporation No. 1
Federal Reserve District
Bell Clothes Shop
Maine
O. K
New Orleans
Ramsbursg Grocery
Roland C. Ryan
Mgr
Fair Play Store
Eio
Grey Fox
RM. Swimley
Goodyear
Buncutter Tire Co
Sanitary Dairy
E. Gerrard
Reardon’s Special Coffee
Braddoc' Pho Oe
Coats
Kauffman’s Ready TO Wear
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Al_s
Rggess
Miller’s
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