Marriage Notices and Community Socials in Washington Area
The article covers the Washington wedding of Miss Josephine Virginia Clendening to Lieut. Comdr. Robert J. Walker at the bride's parents home with limited attendance due to the mother’s death, and the June 18 Arlington Presbyterian Church marriage of Miss Mary Naomi Wehrenberg to Dwight F. Brunk in Baltimore. It also notes a Winchester Garden Club meeting with a flower judging talk, visits by the Fletcher couple from Oregon to Virginia, and notes on the Woodbine Community League meeting and upcoming picnic and home-coming.
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Josephine Virginia Clendening
Robert John Walker
Washington
William Muchleisen
Sixteenth Street
Joseph R. Sizoo
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
C. T. Clendening
Loudoun County
Canada
Florence Courts
Mary Naomi Wehrenberg
Frederick Wehrenberg, Jr
Dwight F. Brunk
Martinsburg
W. Va
Arlington Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
J. H. Brunk
R. Phillips
Helen Meyers
Bayard Brunk
West Belvedere Avenue
Weert Belvedere Avenue
Woodbine Community League
Orndorff
H. B. Tabler
Thelma Hubbard
B. F. Hubbard
J. G. Hubbard
Athletic Club to Hold Dance And Swimming Party
Plans for the Girls' Athletic Association swimming party and dance are set for tomorrow evening at Strasburg and Crystal Caverns. Members and guests will attend. sign up with Miss Mary Capper by 5 pm, or with Mrs. Joseph Newlin or Mrs. William Ramsey for late signup.
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Strasburg
Crystal Caverns
Girls’ Athletic Association
Mary Capper
Joseph Newlin
William Ramsey
Wednesday Night Dance at Jordan Springs Hotel
The Thursday dance moves to Wednesday due to a banquet at the Jordan Springs Hotel on Thursday July 12. Music by Pat Dunn and his Virginians. A $5 gold piece prize for the lucky number in an elimination contest, awarded by Kenneth Owings. Mrs Anlick will spend summer at Petersboro New Hampshire with daughter Miss Mary Katherine Aulick and the Sargent School camp.
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Jordan Springs
Pat Dunn
Kenneth Owings
Anlick
Peterboro
C. E. Aulick
South Braddock Street
Washington
Eugene Aulick
Petersboro
N. H
Mary Katherine Aulick
Sargent School
Miss Aulick
Mrs W Ray Smith Family Return To Winchester
Mrs W Ray Smith returns with daughter Miss Vernie Smith and sons Albert and Walter Smith to Winchester after residing in Washington. They move into a home on Fast Lane Avenue and plan to make Winchester their home. Mrs Smith formerly Esther Spurr has many friends in the community. Her late husband served with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Winchester and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ray Smith
Winchester
Vernie Smith
Messrs
Albert
Walter. Smith
Washington
Fast Lane Avenue
Brunswick
Smith
Esther Spurr
Girls Gain Weekly Legion Pool Access on Wednesdays
Arrangements allow members of the Girls' Athletic Association exclusive use of the American Legion swimming pool on North Loudoun Street each Wednesday evening for the rest of the summer. The girls are granted one night per week annually.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
American Legion
North Loudoun Street
President of Auxiliary to Attend Local Meeting
Mrs. William Sadler of Warrenton Virginia president of the women s auxiliary to the American Legion Department of Virginia arrives this evening to be the guest of Miss Frances W Beverley Tomorrow at 4 o clock a meeting at Mrs W A Baker s home South Washington street with tea will be served The Lloyd Williams Post Berryville Virginia unit will be guests of the local unit Mrs Sadler and Mrs Gardner Waller of Frofit Royal will be present All members
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William Sadler
Warrenton
Woman's Auxiliary
American Legion
Department of Virginia
Frances W. Beverley
W. A. Baker
South Washington Street
Lloyd William Post
Berryville
Sadler
Gardner Waller
Frofit Royal
William A. Sloat Injured in Front Yard Fall
Retired Winchester businessman William A. Sloat lies bedbound at his East Cork Street home after a fall in the yard yesterday. Doctors expect recovery from injuries, which include a painful leg fracture.
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William A. Sloat
Winchester
East Cork Street
Sloat
Heat Wave Grim In Eastern States With Deaths
Eastern states endure a torrid heat wave with three heat deaths in New York City and Albany, over a score of drownings while relief may come from tonight's and Tuesday's thundershowers. Baltimore records 93 as sweltering conditions persist with two heat deaths and limited relief expected.
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Associated Press
New York
Weather Bureau
New York City
Albany
Mercury
Baltimore
Front Royal street brawl ends with knife wound
Emmanuel is jailed in Front Royal on disorderly conduct charges after a night fight with Harrison Lewis who is hospitalized at Winchester Memorial with facial cuts. The incident occurred around seven thirty near Sonner's drug store, with Wallace Pettit separating the two unmarried Warren county residents.
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Toy Emmanuel
Front Ryyal
Harrison Lewis
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sonner
Front Royal
Emmanuel
Lewis
Wallace Pettit
Warren County
Young People's Missionary Society Meets Tonight at Church
The Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South announces a meeting of its Young People's Missionary Society tonight at 8 o'clock in the church office on North Braddock Street. Miss Ogla Meske of Emmett's store takes her two week annual vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tomblin of Michelin New Jersey and Mr. and Mrs. E. Clay Krebs of Philadelphia recently visited North Braddock Street and have now returned home. Miss Edith Spaid departs this morning for Washington for a week with friends.
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Edgar H. Fletcher
Roseburg
Greg
Edith Fletcher
South Braddock Street
West Falls Church
Ira Cowgill
Romney
W. Va
Fletcher
Capon Springs
Hampshire County
United States Weather Bureau
Yellowstone National Park
Oreg
J. Lubin
Baltimore
M. Novick
North Londun Street
Young People’s Missionary Society of
Ogla Meske
Emmett
Walter Tomblin
Michelin, New Jersey
E. Clay Krebs
Philadelphia
Frank H. Krebs
North Braddock Street
Public land sells at auction for nineteen thousand seven hundred thirty dollars
C A McIlwee lands and wood land in the western county sold at public auction in front of the courthouse on Saturday. The ten tracts brought a total of 19730 with buyers including H W Butler and Brother S J Good Shenandoah Valley National Bank Cresswell Rhodes Proffit and others. Shares of National Fruit Product Company preferred stock were also sold.
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C. A. McTlwee
Court House
H. W. Butler and Brother
Winchester
S. J. Good
Maryland
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Mr.Cresswell
Hayfield
M. H. Rhodes
Middletown
G. M. Proffit
National Fruit Product Company
Miss Earhart Returns Home After Transatlantic Flight
Amelia Earhart, along with Wilmer Stultz and Louis Gordon, landed at East Boston airport returning from New York. She received a warm home greeting from Lt. Gov. Frank G. Allen and a reception committee, then rode through Chelsea and Charlestown to Boston for a Chamber of Commerce luncheon after a city parade.
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Boston
Amelia Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
Louis Gordon
New York
Atlantic
Miss Earhart
Ford
Frank G. Allen
Chelsea
Charlestown
Chamber of Commerce
Radio Board To Hear Broadcasters In July Session
The Radio Board announced a July hearing in Washington to examine multiple broadcasters. Officials will assess licenses and compliance during a session expected to draw industry representatives and public interest groups.
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Radio Board
Radio Commission Opens Hearings On 162 Unwarranted Stations
The Federal Radio Commission admitted representatives from many stations ordered to cease operations August 1 and heard requests for hearings from about half of the 162 deemed unwarranted by the public in terest. Testimony was sought to justify continued operation as transmitters. Norman Thomas, representing WEVD, appeared at Woodhaven New York as part of a memorial to Eugene V. Debs.
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Eral Radio Commission
Norman Thomas
WEVD
Eugene V. Debs
Woodhaven
N. Y
Death of Henry S. Dulaney Noted Baltimore Layman
Henry S. Dulaney 70 longtime Baltimore Methodist Church leader and Anti-Saloon League figure died at his home. Born in Baltimore he spent his life there. Survived by seven children. his wife predeceased him by four years. Dulaney was an early Anti-Saloon League member and longtime treasurer.
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Baltimore
Henry
Dulaney
Methodist Church
Anti-Saloon League
Mr. Dulaney
Hoover to be notified of presidential nomination
Washington reports Hoover will be formally notified of his nomination as Republican candidate for president. The notification will occur August 11 at Leeland Stanford University in California, with Hoover leaving Washington for Palo Alto next Saturday and stopping at the president’s residence near Superior, Wisconsin.
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Washington
Hoover
Leeland Stanford Versity
California
Commerce
Talo Alto
Cal
Coolidge
Nea Superior
Wis
Ator Curtis
Kansas
Work
National Committee
Senatorus
Topeka
Kans
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