Dier(s)onae LAA Camp Notes and Local Weddings
Camp notes report two camping periods and visitors welcome after 3 PM at the site. Virginia Hoffman engagement to Warren Daugherty announced with June/July party and orange decor. Born: Helen Garner Edmonds on July 3 in memorial hospital to Edmonds family in Washington. Virginia Marston marries Harold Gray on July 4 at Congregational Christian Church. United Brethren Choir picnic at Elizabeth Furnace on Independence Day with 32 members enjoying games and a meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Camp Committee
Virginia Hoffman
Daugherty
N. W. Hoffman
Parkway Avenue
Warren Daugherty
Edward Daugherty
Frederick County
Messrs
Garner Edmonds
Stuart Garner Edmonds
Washington, D. C
Memorial Hospital
Helen Garner Edmonds
Edmonds
Helen Ritter
Charles William Ritter
Winchester
Stuart H. Edmonds
War Department
Washington
Virginia Marston
Harold Gray
Congregational Christian Church
Ivan R. Smith
Jack Marston
Opequon
United Brethren Choir
United Brethren Church
Elizabeth Furnace
Powell's Fort
Winchester social calendar lists clubs and church choirs events
The Friday through Saturday schedule includes choir rehearsals at Christ Episcopal and United Brethren churches, Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel, Rotary Club installation at Winchester Country Club, Kiwanis luncheon at George Washington Hotel, Elks lodge and Grace Lutheran adult choir meetings, and a Howlers club dance at Winchester Country Club. A Legion luncheon is also noted at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Winchester Country Club
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
United Brethren Young Peoples Choir
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Spence
Howlers Social Club
Robert Y. Conrad Post, American Legion
Twenty Five Girl Scouts Headed to Camp White Rock
Twenty five Winchester troops girls depart for Camp White Rock on the Cacapon River. A second 10 day period begins July 12 with forty more scouts. The camp runs two units under Miss Edith Cornwell with staff including Rene Mathews Charlotte Campbell and others. The White Rock Echo is produced daily by the campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
White Rock
Cacapon River
Edith Cornwell
Whene
Rene Mathews
Charlotte Campbell
Helen Keeler
Allene Ryan
Martha Scott Watkins
Kitty Funk
Betty Jane Oswald
Claire Boekhoff
Rebecca Kern
Diana Richmond
Camp Cook
Jesse Mason
White Rock Echo
Cody’s Castle
Red Cross
Cooper Merchandise and Oil Company
Linen Shower Honors Mrs Casilere at Braddock Street Home
Mrs. Elmer Lewis hosted a linen shower Tuesday evening at Mrs. E. B. Albin’s North Braddock street residence honoring Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Casilere of Leesburg. Relatives and friends attended and presented linen items. Games and entertaining amusements followed by refreshments provided by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Casilere
Elmer Lewis
E. B. Albin
North Braddock Street
Leesburg
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Mrs Line Home Tonight
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Christian Church holds its regular monthly meeting at 8 o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs D F Line located at 702 Virginia Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
The
Congregational Christian Church
D. F. Line
Virginia Avenue
Hammack Lowenbach wedding announced in Maryland
The May 29 marriage of Miss Caroline Linden Lowenbach of Strasburg and Mr. Lee A. Hammack of Middletown was performed in Hagerstown by Rev. J. M. Carter. The couple, with Mrs. Lowenbach and the Hammacks’ families, plan to live in Middletown after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Linden Lowenbach
Strasburg
Lee A. Hammack
Middletown
Hagerstown
J. M. Carter
Hammack
W. A. Lowenbach
Harrisonburg
Mr. Hammack
Ashby Hammack
Baltimore visitors spend week with Carroll family
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carroll and daughter and Mrs. Krause and daughter Betty of Baltimore arrive to spend the week with W. E. Carroll. They visited Cumberland on Tuesday with Mr. Carroll's brother J. M. Carroll. The girls will spend next week in Woodstock before returning to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Carroll
Krause
Betty
Baltimore
William Dalke
Woodstock
W. E. Carroll
Cumberland
Sprains Wrist In Fall From Automobile
Mrs. W. South Taylor suffers a severely sprained wrist after a fall alighting from an automobile in front of the Massey home on the Millwood road. She received medical attention and remained at home on East Gerard street while in pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. South Taylor
East Gerard Street
Dudley Massey
Millwood Road
Taylor
Massey
1000 Attend Capitol Show at Handley School
A crowd about 1000 boys and girls marched to the Capitol Theatre as guests of the management. Dr. C R Anderson spoke on patriotism and Barr Studio photographed the event. Manager Barr promoted the program to foster a safe and sane Fourth observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley School
Capitol Theatre
C. R. Anderson
Barr
Two Guilty of Drunk and Disorderly in Midletown Home
Loring Pangle and Lee Ashby were found guilty of being drunk and disorderly in Mat Pangle's Midletown home. Trial Justice A J Tavenner fined $10 and costs, or 30 days in jail if costs are unpaid. Both are now county guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Pangle
Midletown
Loring Pangle
Lee Ashby
A. J. Tavenner
Highland Avenue Bible School Closes After Two-Week Session
The Daily Vacation Bible School of Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church closed this morning after a two week session. Total enrollment reached 150. Rev. R. B. Campbell led the school with Mildred Pankey directing beginners, Susie Glass Strider intermediate, and Margaret George junior. Virginia Tayloe Boyd oversaw art and Miller led music. Certificates for perfect attendance were awarded to 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
R. B. Campbell
Mildred Pankey
Assembly
Richmond
Clifford Grim
Howard Lake
Susie Glass Strider
Margaret George
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
E Miller
Holy Communion At St. Paul’s Service At 11
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church at Fawcett’s Gap will celebrate Holy Communion during the preaching service Sunday at 11 o’clock. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fawcett’s Gap
Grangers Preparing For Womanless Wedding Event
Middletown Grange stages a womanless wedding tomorrow night July 6 at Stewarts Cabin Camp a mile south of Middletown starting at 8 oclock. The committee promises plenty of merriment with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Grange
Stewart
Middletown
Knife Gives Him Eye Through Surgical Magic
A 14 year old boy from Independence Missouri, Stanley May, hopes to regain sight in his left eye after a weed stubble destroyed it. Chicago surgeons grafted a healthy cornea from a donor facing blindness and a tumor behind her right retina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley May
Independence
Chicago
Stanley
Fireworks Keep Police On the Jump
Fireworks stores saw heavy business on Wednesday afternoon and evening as residents stocked up for the Fourth. Customers crowded shelves selling mines repeaters squibs flag salutes and other devices while police monitored dozens of calls about fireworks noise and disturbances. Some bursts continued past midnight in several sections drawing numerous complaints. Mrs. Paul Rutledge hosts a luncheon Monday for Philadelphia guest Mrs. Hyslip at Mrs. R. E. Byrd's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Paul Rutledge
Hyslip
Philadelphia
R. E. Byrd
Truck War In Maryland And West Virginia Stalls
Maryland and West Virginia truck drivers halted progress as the truck war slowed to a standstill. Six Maryland trucks hold advantage over three from West Virginia with two WV trucks impounded in Oakland and two drivers fined for license and registration issues. Three Maryland trucks remain detained in Martinsburg awaiting hearings next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
West Virginia
Oakland
Thomas Currie
Clarksburg
Robert Thomas
R. D. Wilson Company
Walter C. Sappington
Bert M. Lanham
Tuch
Martinsburg
W. Va
Fire Nipped At Rosenberger Lumber Yard
About 8:30 pm a shed fire in the Rosenberger lumber yard on Indian Alley near Cork street and the Palace Theatre was discovered by Luther Kater. Fred Forney alerted the South End Hose Company and the fire was extinguished, likely sparked by a firecracker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenberger
Indian Alley
Cork Street
Palace Theatre
Luther Kater
Friendship Engine House
Fred Forney
South End Hose Company
Hickory Wood Origins and Commercial Use
Hickory wood once ranged from coast to coast east of the Mississippi with more than thirty species. Today about 80 percent comes from ten principal states, and only five or six species are used commercially in the timber trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choir of
Christ Episcopal Church
Lions Club
Camp White Rock
Huntsberry
Ruth L. Boyd
Daniel Miller
Harry W. Boyd
Daniel L. Miller
D. L. Miller
Berkeley Springs
George W. Stover
North Avenue
Retta Amick
North
Cameron Street
Miss Amick
America
Sherbert
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Hazel Kidwell
Ter
Miss Kidwell
Miss Kid
Roy White
Clinton Landacre
Marvin Kidwell
Chas. Lewis
Grover Kidwell
Elwood Mason
Stanley Mason
Kenneth Adams
Alston LaFollette
Wanda
Edith Oates
Pearl Slonaker
David Kidwell
Pauline Garber
Helen Mason
Dorothy Sirbaugh
Jolly Bentley
Kermit Batt
Mike Garber
Bud Lewis
Garland
Russell Minon
Hammack-Lowenbach
Harry Rainsberger
South Loudoun Street
Marie
Elsie Rainsberger
New York
Albert Cline, Jr
Temple Homar
A. C. Walker
Virginia Beach
Walker
Baptist Young People’s Association of Virginia
Frank Gearing
W. E. Huntsberry
Grantham Welsh
Wadesville
L. M. Welsh
Brucetown
W. B. Castleman
Thomas H. Carr
Plainfield, N. J
Sara Josephine Cooper
Brooklyn, N. Y
Charles H. Cooper
Martinsburg Pike
Capitol Show
Highland Avenue Bible School
St. Paul’s
Grangers
Knife
Jackson
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Commercial & Savings Bank
U. S
Big Joe
Hamman ’S Dollar Store
Charles Town
Berryville
State Line
Soddy” Haines and His Orchestra
Lovett
N. Loudoun St
Lovett Brothers
SELBY
Shoes
Lorain
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington
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