Mant x ZARA Mant x ZARA-Miss Lona Kern Honored
Miss Lona A. Kern, longtime Winchester resident, celebrated her eighty fifth birthday at a Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting with a flower bedecked table and a fruit basket. The gathering also included home made ice cream and cake as friends offered congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona Kern
Lona A. Kern
Winchester
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
D. S. Mattison
Mamie Robinson
Social Calendar Activities and Rehearsals
Community events list. Yard party at Market Street M E Church. Chanters and Music Club rehearsal at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. Little Theatre's Colonial Theatre rehearsals for The Cradle Snatchers. Children's story hour at Handley Library with Miss Georgia Conrad. Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Young people's choir practice at First Baptist Church. Girls Athletic Association meeting on West Piccadilly Street. Elks lodge meeting. Grace Lutheran Church adult choirs. Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street M. E. Church
Chanters and Music Club
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Colonial Theatre
Little Theatre
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Street M. E. Church
South
Bible Classroom
Kiwanis Club
Young People’s Choir
First Baptist Church
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Winchester Lodge, Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Mrs. Samuel Stickley honored at extensive shower
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Samuel Stickley former Irene Stickley of Vaucluse was hosted by Misses Helen Powers and Mildred Kline. Many relatives and friends from Stephens City Middletown Winchester Strasburg and Clarke County attended, with numerous Stickley family members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur O. Riley
Winchester
Woodstock
Annie Hundley
J. T. T. Handley
Lynchburg
F. L. Largent
Boyce
C. R. Anderson
Ralph Bailey
Brown Lovett
Nita Riley
Leonard Riley
G. W Riley
Bright Grove
Duke Shaver
Jack and
Jean
Maurertown
Clarence Galloday
Robert Clower
F. E. Palmer
Luther Bauserman
J. T. T. Hundley
Lynchburg College
Riley
Philadelphia
Samuel Stickley
Helen Powers
Mildred Kline
Irene Stickley
Vaucluse
P. B. Stickley
Heath Stickley
Genevieve Argenbright
Allen Jones
Lovett
Hilda Lovett
Frank Massie
Mabel Massie
Mabel Mas
H. A. Hartness
Curtis Williams
Fred Ridings
Stephens City
C. C. Rhodes
Edna Dinges
Hattie Nixon
J. S. Wise
Ethel Hooley
Middletown
Frank Taylor
D. M. Leidig
Virginia Cadwallader
Charlotte
Ann Thomas Stickley
F. Estes Kline
E. B. Powers
Brooks' Pharmacy Advertisement Notes Various Household Goods
Local ad lists items including almond lotion one quart milk of magnesia witch hazel mineral oil and cold cream. Brand is Brooks' Pharmacy. The fragment suggests a general storefront notice of available basic personal care and household products.
Dance Hostess Dor ply Wissler Hosts House Guests
Miss Dorothy Page Wissler entertains at Strathmore southern of Mount Jackson in honor of guests Miss Ruth Kepple of Richmond and Miss Margaret Byrd of Winchester. The Ch a nters and Music Lovers Club plan a rehearsal at Loudoun Street Church for Massanetta Music Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Page Wissler
Chanters
Music Lover's Club
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Massanetta
Winchester man honored as district deputy grand master
Harry C. Brill of Winchester has been named district deputy grand master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Virginia for district No. 38 by Grand Master T. C. Coleman. His duties include installing officers, instructing lodges on secret work, and he also helped install Madison Lodge officers on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Brill
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Virginia
T. C. Coleman
Farmvile
Madison Lodge
Front Royal Lodge
Front Royal
Bentonville Lodge
Bentonville
Marsh Run
Middletown
Battletown
Berryville
Stephens City
Winchester
Grand Lodge of Virginia
Brill
Noble Grand
Harold Edwards
W. Earle Edwards
Robert L. Jones
James Seabright
Marvin Weaver
Guardian
Denver Spring
Loring Wright
Emory Larrick
John Bywaters
David Hottle
W. H. Perry
E. W. Mason
Thurman Mason
C. A. Lochbaum
Finance
N. Lorrick
R. McIntorff
F. E. Johnson
R. L. Jones
H. C. Brill
W. A. Buncutter
Albin
D. F. Carpenter
Opequon
J. C. Cammer
Kernstown
R. B. Carter
Inwood
D. F. Hottle
E. J. Snapp
L. Irwin Carper
Stocks Dull as Rain Reports Hit Grains
The Associated Press reports a slow stock market with limited buying appetite and restricted trading. A few issues hit new yearly highs while overall activity remained dull. corn rose on rain fears, cotton fell, silver futures weakened, and rubber declined. The pound opened at 5.0475 dollars and call money stood at 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
London
Officials To Study Dairy Standards In Delaware Valley
A July 12 meeting in Philadelphia will gather state secretaries of agriculture and health board chairs from Pennsylvania Maryland New Jersey and Delaware to discuss uniform dairy farm inspection standards. The session, at the Interstate Milk Producers Association offices, aims to standardize practices in the Philadelphia area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
State Secretarys of Agriculture
State Boards of Health
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New Jersey
Delaware
Interstate Milk Producers Association
Pleasant Grove and Laurel Hill Sunday School Schedules
West Fredericksen church groups announce Sunday School at Pleasant Grove 9 30 A M Laurel Hill 10 A M Mt Hebron 10 A M with preaching 11 A M Lawn Festival at Mt Hebron on July 7. Notices say Ruth Thomas improved at North Cameron Street and Mrs J M Silver improved at Peyton Street. John Bush of National Avenue worsened after months confined at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Froelicher
Fenton Valley School
Colorado Springs
Col
Joseph Massie
Amherst Street
Pleasant Grove
Laurel Hill
Mt. Hebron
Ruth Thomas
North Cameron Street
J. M. Silver
Peyton Street
John Bush
National Avenue
New Buses In Service On Virginia Routes
Capitol Greyhound Lines introduces 33 passenger streamlined coaches on the Winchester to Roanoke and Washington routes with three daily departures from Winchester east and west. Fifteen buses purchased by Atlantic Greyhound expand service as industry reports a 30 percent May rise and a 22 percent six month gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Greyhound
Winchester
C. L. Crum
Atlantic Greyhound Company
Washington
Roanoke
Capitol
Greyhound
Alexandria
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
St. Ae
Capitol Greyhound Lines
Market rates and notices from the local page
A fragmented Market Report lists prices for corn, feed, butter, and eggs with crude figures and units, alongside an Epworth League lawn festival notice at Old Bethel Methodist Church on the evening of Thursday July 18 to benefit repairs fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of
Old Bethel
Leaders Named for Berryville Clarke County Boy Scout Center
Berryville hosts the Boy Scout Executive Committee meeting for Winchester and Frederick County. An administrative center for Berryville Clarke County is formed with eight Winchester and eight Berryville leaders. Scully presided. reports from Scully and Hartman highlighted council trips and a 25th Scout Anniversary in 1936. Rev Page thanked locals for hosting and aiding Berryville efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Boy Scout Executive Committee
Winchester
Frederick County
Court House
Boyhood
Clarke County
T. C. Page
Loring C. Keckley
Cyrus G. Pine
Morris Wisecraver
B. Frank Humston
Kenneth Levi
Carroll H. Iden
Boy Scout Committee
Roy E. Patts
E. G. Conner
Scully Presides
John S. Scully, Jr
Scully
National Council
Buffalo
N. Y
Hartman
Harrisburg
Washington, D
Page
White Post
Berryville Boys
4 H Club Meets at Hayfield for June Pledges and Dress Contest
The Hayfield 4 H Club met at Mrs. W. O. Baker's home June 25 with eleven members and two visitors. Winners in the dress contest included Helen White and Garland Baker. The next meeting is set for July 16 at Mrs. Scott H. White's home for a canning lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Garden Club
W. Nelson Page
Winchester
Clarke County
Louis L. Baker
Louis Baker
Hayfield 4-H Club
W. O. Baker
Katherine Heflin
Eva Kilham
Virginia Mauzy
Helen White
Irene Mauzy
Frances Sirbaugh
Garland
Linden Baker
Ernest Davies
Junior Moore
Douglas Sirbaugh
Elizabeth Farrar
Mary Whitacre
Garland Baker
Scott H. White
Also Mentioned on This Page
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Zara
Wilbur Riley
Mary Louise Racey
Lee
John Q. Lee
W. W. Stevens
W. H. Racey
Boyce High School
Chespeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Boyce Exchange
James Lee
Tubeyries
C. C. Gough
South End Hose Company
Lupton Orchard Service
Peoria
Ill
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Barry
Annapolis
G. O. Miller
Mary Miller
Charles G. Miller
Charles Allen
Billy Way
Miss Patsy Way
Southern Railway
Atlanta
W. E. Greene
Fred H. Way
Ursula O'Leary
Memorial Hospital
Huntsherry
Miss Wissler
Kerfoot
Henry D. Kerfoot
Henry D. Kerfoot, Jr
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winkfield
Atlantic City
J. M. Winkfield
Reading
N. J
Dr. Winkfield
James B. Winkfield
Strasburg
Sara Elizabeth
Kern
Sara Elizabeth Fout
Gainesboro
Charles E. Kern
Gore
Petersburg
W. Va
D. L. Whitener
Loris Loving, Jr
Moorefield
J. Natwick Company
Anne Snake
Isabelle Shatzer
Harrisburg, Pa
Virginia Sager
Jean Shaver
Miller Keckley
Maxime
Emma Patton
A. P. Williamson
C. W. Roland
Dora Mae Fries
Cedar Grove
E. H. White
Front Royal Pike
F. E. White
Alexander P. Lyon and Sons
Alexander, Jr
Harlan
Youngstown
Ohio
Howard Cather
Washington Street
Patricia Houghtaling
Philadelphia, Pa
H. K. Benham
Pagebrook
J. B. Lindsey
Ann Brooke Kern
Harlan P. Tabb
Howard Cather, Jr
Sadie
Virginia
Rebecca Tabb
Charles Town
Granger West
Newport News
Peachy Hockman
Wheeling
Peggy Mears
Harrisonburg
Mrs
Hubert Cather
Stewart Street
N. H. Carpenter, Jr
Thursday Bridge Club
Carl Massey
Marjorie
Minneapolis
Rochester
Minn
Harry Brill
C. F
West Frederick
A. B
Chanters and Music Lovers’ Club
Presbyterian Church
Annex
Market Report
Star
Erie
Sears
Isisies
N. Loudoun St
N. Loudoun
Clarke
The
Commercial & Savings Bank
Rginia
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Hayfield
OLD
Pede Ty
Adel
Bos
United States
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washinton
Ohere
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
Gwendolyn
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