Local Bar Admits Washington Attorney Two Years Ago
The article notes a Washington attorney admitted to the bar two years ago and advancing to a responsible position. Mr. Cooper traveled to New York City for an interview with the home office and to see points of interest. Mrs. Harry Bowman returned to Baltimore after weekend with her parents at Lebanon Church. Her aunt, Mrs. J. D. Marker, remains ill at Opequon. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Coffman and children visited the Funkhouser home on Sunday in Opequon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cooper
New York City
Home Office
Harry Bowman
E. D. Funkhouser
Lebanon Church
Baltimore
Bowman
J. D. Marker
Raymond Cooper
Fidelity Casualty Company
Washington, D. C
Wilkes Barre
Handley High School
National University Law School
Keffer Improves in Federal Hospital Amid Social News
James E. Keffer, East Piccadilly merchant, is improving at Walter Reed Hospital Washington D C where his wife has just visited. The item also notes visits by Mrs Keffer's mother and granddaughter to relatives in Virginia and lists multiple social visits and upcoming Men’s Athletic Club meeting on West Boscawen street July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Keffer
East Piccadilly Street
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Keffer
West Boscawen Street
Social calendar of Clarke county events and meetings
Tuesday night dance at Blue Ridge Country Club hosted by Clarke county youths. Wednesday 12 30 luncheon of Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel. Evening choir practices and lodge meetings followed by dances and club luncheons at Winchester venues through Friday. Includes Rotary Lions American Legion and Elks activities.
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Clarke County
Blue Ridge Country Club
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
United Brethren Young Puples
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Winchester Country Club
Howlers Social Club
Rotary Club
Shawnee Garden Club
Summer Cottage
Eugene Cooper
Camp White Rock
Men’s Athletic Club
West Boscawen Street
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Lions Club
Miss Lucy Burwell Weds Isham Keith In Upperville Church
Social wedding news from Trinity Episcopal Church Upperville details the marriage of Miss Lucy Guy Burwell daughter of the Rev and Mrs Edward Bouldin Burwell to Mr Isham Keith son of Mr Julian Keith and the late Mrs Mary Lapsley Keith of Warrenton The ceremony was conducted by the bride’s father with the rector Rev William Page Dame The couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Guy Burwell
Keith
Upperville
Trinity Episcopal Church
Edward Bouldin Burwell
Isham Keith
Julian Keith
Mary Lapsley Keith
Warrenton
William Page
J. Armistead Burwell
New York
William R. Greggs
Julian C. Keith
Melville H. Barnes Jr
James Hamilton
John B. Rose
Edward Bouldin Burwell Jr
H. Spotswood Burwell
William S. C. Burwell
A. Ludlow Clark
George B. Cochran
Richard Bland Lee Fleming Jr
Philadelphia
Cloudburst Hits Harrisonburg And Page County
Severe storms swept Virginia and nearby states with heavy rain and lightning. A cloudburst damaged the Appalachian Electric Power Company plant at Narrows, Virginia, costing 100000 to 150000 dollars and affecting two unit operations by midweek. In New York upstate, 30 people died or were missing after floods. relief efforts mobilized by governors and Red Cross. Maryland reported eleven deaths from heat storms and accidents over the weekend.
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the Star
Associated Press
Harrisonburg
Albany
N. Y
Narrows
Appalachian Company
Virginia
Page County
Luray
Page Valley
Nora Kellman Dollar
Tazewell
West Virginia
Maryland
New York
Bluefield
Glen Lyn
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Wednesss
C. K. Thigpen
East River
Norfolk A.n Q Western Railway
W. Va
Charleston
Wes Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
Cheraneake and Ohio Railroad
Upstate
Lehmanr
National Guard
Elmira
Hornell
Fluestricken
John Mosier
Baltimore
Woman Charged With Driving Car In Crash
Amanda Vanersdale faces charges of operating a car illegally after a collision at the East Lane and Piccadilly streets intersection. The car owned by Walter C. Deckman of Washington was damaged. She pleaded not guilty and the hearing was continued to tomorrow. The case involves a car reportedly owned by Alice Dovel and a person named Yash Bie.
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East Lane
Piccadilly Streets
Walter C. Deckman
Washington
Amanda Vanersdale
Alice Dovel
Yash Bie
Water survey shows large saving from leaks and usage rise
A water department survey by Lee Grant shows 52 million gallons less pumped from March to June this year versus last year while industrial use rose from 69 million to 95.1 million gallons, boosting revenue by about 1.9 thousand dollars and reducing pumping costs through leak repairs and Pitometer work.
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Lee Grant
Water Department
Havoc from Maryland cloudburst leaves floods in Havre de Grace
Two cloudbursts flood the Havre de Grace area causing river rises and road washouts. The B&O railroad crossing at Temple road floods, a bridge on U S Route 462 collapses, and traffic halts on several routes. One Havre de Grace store suffers 2000 dollars in damage as Lilly Run overflows its banks.
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Baltimore
Wilmington
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Temple Road
Nathan Smith
State Roads Commission
Aberdeen
Walker’s Corner
Elkton
Smith
Red Mill
Philadelphia
Swan Creek
Havre de Grace
L. H. Blair
Three Youths Die In Electric Chair Slaying Trio Executed
Chester Illinois July 9 three youths paid with their lives for the murder of 66 year old street car motorman William C Moss. John Krul 21 Edward Balling 19 and Van Buren Dedman 25 were executed at the southern Illinois penitentiary after being convicted of resisting a robbery February 22.
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Chester
Southern Illinois Penitentiary
John Krul
Edward Balling
van Buren Dedman
William C. Moss
Ferguson Granted Peace Bond After Police Court Plea
In Police Court this morning Ho ward B. Ferguson of 222 South Market street was placed under a bond to keep the peace after pleading guilty to assault and battery on I B Fawcett. The court warned Fawcett to stay away from Ferguson’s house and family as witnesses testified at length.
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Howard B. Ferguson
South Market Street
Ferguson
B. Fawcett
Fawcett
Welfare Board Seeks Shoes and Bedding for Needy
The Board of Public Welfare in City Hall appeals for a pair of shoes for a five year old girl and a mattress pad for a sick person. Nan Keating says donations of clothing and supplies are welcome for indigent men women and children in Winchester and vicinity.
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Board of Public Welfare
Nan Keating
Winchester
Five Bandits Put To Death
Five members of a bandit gang convicted of ten murders were executed today in Valdosta Georgia while ten others received long prison terms. The gang was alleged to have tortured victims with fire.
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Valdivostok
Fire in Hamar wipes out central business district
A blaze started by two boys playing with matches destroyed the central business section of Hamar, Norway. The estimated loss stood at 2,000,000 kronor about 500,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamar
Norway
Sewer Rats Rally Past Opponents 7 6
The Sewer Rats defeated their rivals 7 to 6 yesterday on a dramatic final inning rally at the Airport field. McKee and Lake delivered key home runs and the deciding tally came on a single and a triple by the first two batters in the seventh. Box score provided.
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McKee
Lake
The
Rats
Manassas Battle Picnic Set At Confederate Park Grounds
The annual Manassas Battle field picnic marks the Civil War anniversary on July 20 at Confederate Park. John W. Rust of Fairfax, president, announces a pre Sunday celebration with Major John K. Shawvan giving an illustrated lecture and short speeches. Open to all with picnic lunches requested. The day begins at 11 with refreshments and music.
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Manassas
Manassas Battlefield
Confederate Park
John W. Rust
Fairfax
John K. Shawvan
Henry Ho
Confedea
Man Fined For Driving Under Influence
Gene Dunlap of Front Royal pike was found guilty of driving a car under the influence yesterday afternoon before Judge Donald Weems. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail. His license was revoked for one year after being arrested Sunday on South Kent street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Dunlap
Front Royal Pike
Donald Weems
Dunlap
South Kent Street
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Fred L. Grim
Janny Baker
Donna Mae
Phillis
Tessie Baker
Carroll Roller
Springfield
Ohio
S .M. Luttrell
Juanita June
City
Charles Noyes Tyndell
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Peyton J. Marshall
South Stewart Street
Mary Byrd
Washington Inn
John P. Campbell
Chicago
Caroline Hunter
Gray Gables
South Washington Street
John C. Meredith
Kansas City, Mo
William C. Marshall
Evelyn Byrd Shipley
H. F. Byrd
Berryville
Virginia Renner
Walter Paulette
Capon Bridge
Huntsberry
America
Herbert’s
Brooks’ Pharmacy Prescription Druggists
Loudoun St
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
U. S
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
BIG Cloudburst
Welfare Board
Federal Deposit Insurance
Commercial & Savings Bank
Banquet Paine
Tin
R.G. A
Hamman’s Dollar Store
N. Loudoun St
Erwood
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Lovett Brothers
Selby Arch Preservers
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