Community Social Calendar Highlights and Local Guests
Winchester notes list a packed schedule with church and club events across the week. A large gathering honors graduates from Winchester Memorial Hospital with a nurses’ dance and a Jordan Springs picnic to close finals week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Grace Lutheran
Virginia Catherine Allen
Vivian Edmonia Baker
LeVelda Marie Batt
Rebecca Carr
Margaret Ruth Cluff
Martha Elizabeth Cuthbert
Margaret Louise Eckerd
Dorothy Emma_ Gore
Edith Deane Golden
Frances Cordelia Kaine
Lelia Lafong
Baylor Family Reunion Held in Williamsburg and Winchester Ties
The Baylor Family Association met in Williamsburg at the Daughters of the American Revolution HQs for a series of morning and afternoon talks on Washington and patriotism. J Luther Kibler spoke on Washington’s Williamsburg connections, naming now little known shrines. Banquet speaker was Dr. W H T Enquires. Officers named for the next biennium include Myrtle B Huddleston as president and Rev Orval W Baylor as registrar. The 1934 meeting is planned for Osgood Indiana. The Baylor line, tracing to Caroline County, has notable Winchester ties such as Mrs Sophie Walker and Mrs Frances Baylor Barnum. Arrangements were led by Captain Walker’s sister, Mrs Curtis James. Smalls Family Holds Its Annual Reunion on July 4 at Castleman’s Ferry along the Shenandoah with games and a picnicked dinner. attendees from Washington and nearby towns listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor
Williamsburg
Baylor Family Association
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Debtors’ Prison
Orval W. Baylor
Louisville
J. Luther Kibler
Newport News
Eee
Ashington
Richard Bland
Inwiddie House
Tazewell Hall
John Blair
Richmond Road
W. H. T. Enquires
Norfolk
Myrtle B. Huddleston
Clifton Forge
R. S. Baylor
Greensboro
N. C
H. D. Baylor
Speeds
Ind
Richard Baylor
Charlottesville
R. L. Woodard
Hopkinsville
A. B. Carrington
Marquez Tex
W. H. Baylor
Portsmouth
Adelaide S. Baylor
R. Baylor Hickman
Ruperta Miller
Fort Defiance
Sue T. Henning
Shelbyville
Ada B. Whitmore
Swoope
John Baylor
Baltimore
Wells Goody~Koontz
Williamston
W. Va
Osgood
Caroline County
George Baylor
Trenton
Continental Congress
Winchester
Sophie Walker
John G. Walker
United States
Frances Courtney Baylor Barnum
Eugene W. Baylor
Philip E. M. Walker
Pagebrook
Clarke County
Walker
Curtis James
Thomas Bazzle
Nellie Harris
King
Reverend McFarland Returns Home to Hancock Md
The Rev. S. J. McFarland has returned to his home in Hancock Maryland after spending some time here as a guest of relatives. Miss Mary Ambler of Washington is expected here Saturday to spend time at Graye on South Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lindsay
Susan Steck
Fairmont Avenue
Frances Lindsay
Wilmington
Del
Mary Greenway Russell
South Stewart Street
Winchester
Mary Ambler
Washington
Gray Ee
South Washington Street
Sidney Thompson
J. W. Riley
West Piccadilly Street
Maurice Beckman
Cumberland
Middletown
Isabelle Hughes
Blacksburg
Harry L. McCann
Stephenson
Thomas S. Hiltzheimer
West Cork Street
Buchanan
Hiltzheimer
DuShane And Reardon Return From Europe
James R. DuShane and David Reardon returned from a month in Europe visiting apple markets and forming trade connections. They stayed in London with English fruit auctioneer J. O. Sims and arrived aboard the City of Hamburg in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. DuShane
David Reardon
Europe
London
J. O. Sims
Virginia
DuShane
Messrs
Reardon
City
Hamburg
Baltimore Mail
Baltimore
Roosevelt nomination divides Democrats at Chicago convention
The Chicago convention left a bloc of nearly two hundred delegates, about one hundred ninety of them Smith supporters, recorded as irreconcilables. The writer argues the split may affect Smith’s followers in major cities and asserts Roosevelt’s nomination endured despite religious tensions and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
al Smith
Boston
San Francisco
Mr. Shouse
Walsh
Shouse
Raskob-Smith
Chicago
New
Chinese Take A Great Liking To American Wheat
Chicago July 6 Chinese interest in American wheat grows after 15 000 000 bushels were sold to China for Yangtze Valley use. Milner says China anxious to buy more yet Farm Board balks at liberal credit terms. Briggs reports millions converted from rice to wheat and a large market forming. Farm Board has 9 000 000 tied up and may need more funds. Congress debates a 40 000 000 export financing bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Farm Board
National Republic of China
George S. Milner
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Farm Board
China
M. S. Briggs
The
Grain Corporation
Shanghai
Milner
Yangtze Valley
Yangtze
Briggs
Chinese National Flood Relief Commission
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Miss Edith Harloe To Vacation With Harloes In City
Miss Edith Harloe student nurse at Sibley Hospital Washington arrives tomorrow to spend about three weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs E H Harloe at their home on West Clifford Street. She will visit the city during her annual vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Kiger
Florence Thorpe
Pittsburgh
Washington
Helen Kiger
Georgetown University Hospital
Kiger
Edith Harloe
Sibley Hospital
E. H. Harloe
West Clifford Street
Miss Harloe
Miss Virginia Piggott Returns After Vacation
Miss Virginia Piggott returns to her home in this city after visiting in City and Asbury Park during her annual vacation. Mrs. Richard Stuart Hunter and her son R. S. Hunter Jr. of Baltimore visit Miss Caroline Hunter at Gray Gables on South Washington Street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bounas with guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aubrey and Miss Jeanne Aubrey of Baltimore spend the Fourth of July at the Punkhouser home in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ryan
Millicent Ryan
Lucketts
Loudoun County, Va
Leslie Fries
North
Loudoun Street
Virginia Piggott
City
Asbury Park
Richard Stuart Hunter
R. 8. Hunter, Jr
Baltimore
Caroline Hunter
Gray Gables
South Washington Street
Harry Bounas
Harry Aubrey
Miss Jeanne Aubrey
E. D. Punkhouser
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sis
Now Union
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Friends’ Meeting House
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Girls’ Athletic Association
American Legion Post
Geo. Washington
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Lions’ Club
George Wash
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Hazel
Cleo Baker
Martinsburg
Brown Harris
Smith
Robert Harris
Berkeley
Herbert Harris
Alexandria
Edward Wise
Briter, Va
Brown Smalls
W. B. Smalts
C. Beckley
Falling Waters
Fr . Smalts
Houston
Tex
Braddock Street Methodist
Episcopal Church, South
Girls' Athletic Association
Maryland
Charles C. Peery
Virginia Peery
Elkridge
Garland M. Hansbrough
North Braddock Street
Hilda Miller
Hansbrough
Timber Ridge
Shiloh
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
A. M. B. Snapp
J. W. Brill
C. H. Anderson
Russell Saville
H. G. Kump
Gore
Helen Renner
Wonder
R. J. Scott
A.J. Fischer
San Ose
Cal
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Messrs. DuShane and
B. F. Davis, Jr
Marshall Snapp
Pegram Boykin
Fort Bliss
Emily Holloway
Smithfield
Lillian Anderson
Opequon Union Chapel
Emmett Dettra
Kernstown
Clarksburg
Ohio
Virginia Eubank
Richmond
Jenny Lind Hockman
Washington Street
Hockman
Miss Eubank
Harrisonburg
State Teachers’ College
George Crone
Misses Crone
Martinsburg Pike
Walter Lippman
Al.Smith
Hoover
Thomas
York Tribune, Inc
N. Main St
Lovett Brothers
Aptive
Columbia
Commercials& Savings Bank
H. 8. Larrick
H. C. Sheetz
John I. Sloat
Fred A. Crisman
H. R. Edwards
Chas. R. Anderson
Fred S. Boyd
James M. Brown
Howell M. Bond
Geo. H. Eagle
Jos. H. Funkhouser
E. A. Humston
Philip Klompus
Herbert 5. Larrick
J. Henry Moling, Sr
T. J. Orndorff
John W. Rosenberger
J. A. Richard
R. Bruce Slonaker
Commercial & Savings Bank Dependable Bank
Armstrong
R. M. Swimley
Cele
Oregon
Campbell’s Pork and
Uneeda
Crisco
Parowax
Chipso
Clorox
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
Lovett
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