Social and Personal notes from Winchester July gathering
Miss Cornelia Gray hosted at Courtfield a dinner for the Girls' Athletic Association. Guests included Virginia Pangle Elizabeth Hollis and many others. Virginia Barnett elected to membership. Westward visit by S L Newcomer family from Pasadena. Rev W L Dudley plans a two week trip to the Valley of Virginia. Ray Gleason leaves for Franklin Ohio with gifts from Shenandoah Boxboard employees. Eastern Star picnic planned at Opequon Lake July 24. Margaret Henry to marry John Donoho at Myrtle Grove Easton. Powell descendants hold Fourth of July reunion at Llangollen Upperville with speakers Col Bryan Conrad Lucien Powell and others. Col Cuthbert Powell and Levin Powell historical notes cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Gray
Girls’ Athletic Association
Margaret G. Henry
Mr. Donoho
Robert Goldsborough Henry
Easton
Margaret Bolling Henry
John Frederick Donoho
Baltimore
Myrtle Grove
Henry
B. Mitchell
Winchester
Peyton R. Harrison
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bryan Conrad
B. M. Carter
Stephens City
Horace Smithey
Berryville
Cuthbert
Levin Powell
Llangollen
Upperville
Powell Homestead
Middleburg
Powelltown
Bedford
Cuthbert Powell
Continental Army
George Washington
Continental Congress
Crockett
David Crockett
Thomas Evans
Philadelphia
Winchesor
Lucien Powell
Purcellville
Recent Arrivals at the Washington Inn
Among the most recent arrivals at the Washington Inn on South Stewarts street are Mrs. J. H. Kabler of Washington DC Miss Helen Buckmaster of Columbus Ohio and Mrs. William Gordon and Mrs. Robinson of Alexandria Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Inn
South Stewart Street
J. H. Kabler
Washington, D. C
Helen Buckmaster
Columbus
Ohio
William Gordon
Robinson
Alexandria
Roanoke Visit Of Rev Dr Canter And Wife
The Rev Dr Harry M Canter presiding elder of the Winchester district and Mrs Canter are spending the past weekend with friends in Roanoke Virginia by motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Canter
Roanoke
Harry M. Canter
Winchester
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Canter
Mrs Sandoz and Mrs Harrison Guests of Harrison Family
Mrs Fritz Sandoz and Mrs William Harrison of Washington arrived yesterday and are guests of Representative and Mrs Thomas W Harrison at their South Washington home. Winchester hostesses plan a series of entertainments in their honor. Mr and Mrs Raymond Pugh of Martinsburg WV celebrate birth of son Kenneth Lee Pugh. Mrs Pugh formerly Elizabeth Plank of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Sandoz
William Harrison
Washington
Thomas W. Harrison
South Washington Street
Sandoz
Harrison
Winchester
Raymond Pugh
West Stephen Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kenneth Lee Pugh
Pugh
Elizabeth Plank
Frank Plank
C.C. Perry
C. C. Perry
A. J. Drummon
Rosa
Downing
James Lake
Lawrence
Joseph Hartley
Nellie Anna
Robert Dallas
Elsie
Clifton
Dalton Roland
Jem Jennings
Funkhouser
Mrs. Orebaugh
Babe” Sargent
Elwood Ridenour
William Shane
Charles Shane
Virginia Avenue
Martinsburg Journal
Mrs. R. M. Swimley Remains in Serious Condition
No improvement today in the condition of Mrs. Ross M. Swimley of North Loudoun Street who has been a Memorial Hospital patient for two weeks after a major operation. Her condition was described by relatives as extremely grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Swimley
Ross M. Swimley
North Loudoun Street
Memorial Hospital
Swimley
Relas
Smith family returns from visit to Gates and Norfolk
Mr. L. R. Smith manager of the Emmett store on North Loudoun street and several of his children returned last evening by motor from a week's visit to relatives in Gates North Carolina and Norfolk Virginia. They were accompanied by Mr Smith's sisters Misses Glenn and Alfred Smith who will stay a couple of weeks at their home on South Cameron street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcome
S. L. Newcomer
Pasadena
Calif
Inlaw
Stewart Stipe
Berryville Avenue
Winchester
Maryland
Pensylvania
Yellowstone Natorial Park
Improved after appendicitis operation
Miss Viola Dicks of Kernstown underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday at Memorial Hospital and is resting very comfortably today. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Dicks and a Stephens City High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Dicks
Kernstown
Memorial Hospital
Miss Dicks
John A. Dicks
Stephens City High School
C. L. Golliday
Stephens City
Memorial
Voshells Vacationing at Camp Alleghany
Dr. Allen Voshell of the University of Virginia Hospital surgical staff and his wife with their young son left Charlottesville to spend July at Camp Alleghany near Ronceverte Greenbrier County West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voshell
Camp Alleghany
Allen Voshell
University of Virginia Hospital
Winchester
Miss Louise Moller to Marry Mr. John Wagaman
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Moller Hagerstown Maryland states their daughter Louise Moller will wed John Wagaman son of Judge and Mrs Frank G Wagaman of that city. The couple’s engagement followed a bridge luncheon at the Moller home on Potomac Avenue. The wedding is planned for August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Moller
John Wagaman
M. P. Moller
Hagerstown
Miss Louise Moller
Frank G. Wagaman
Miss Moller
Potomac Avenue
Social round of visitors and motor trips in Martinsburg area
Local society notes list guests and travelers from Baltimore New York Washington and Florida visiting families in Martinsburg and nearby towns. Several members return from visits to Boyce Quogue Bedford and Ellicott City with plans for summer stays and business trips.
Mrs Freed and Miss Jones Attend Staunton Missionary Meeting
Mrs. C. A. Freed and Miss Mildred Jones departed yesterday afternoon for Staunton Virginia to attend a meeting of the Women's Missionary Societies of the Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Freed
Mildred Jones
Staunton, Va
Women's Missionary Societies of the
Lutheran Church
Fisher Sails to Washington for Week with Relatives
Mr. Douglas Fisher from this city spends a week in Washington as the guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fling, visiting the capital and staying with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Douglas Fisher
Washington
Mrs
Fling
Local Guests and Returns Highlight Busy Week
Mr G H Lynn of Washington visits Hotel Jack as guest. Mr J M Hott returns home on North Braddock Street after a week with his son and daughter in law in Collingswood New Jersey and a stay with relatives in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. G. H. Lynn
Washington
Hotel
Jack
J. M- Hott
North Braddock’ Street
Collingswood
N. J
New York City
Mrs Martha Crounse Returns Home From Visit
Mrs Martha Crounse returns to her home near Stephens City after two weeks with her brother Edward McGlathery in this city. Mr and Mrs D T Moore and son from Uniontown Pennsylvania were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W H Moore on South Kent Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Crounse
Stephens City
Edward McGlathery
Mrs
D. T. Moore
Uniontown, Pa
W. H. Moore
South Kent Street
Sav ages attend funeral of J V Bell in Jefferson Co
Mr Joseph Savage and his daughters Evangeline and Evelyn Sav age of Jefferson county West Virginia visited yesterday afternoon to attend the funeral of his father in law the late J Vance Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Savage
Evangeline and
Evelyn Savage
Jefferson County
W. Va
J. Vance Bell
Mrs Nellie Hutsler Burial In Mt Hebron Cemetery Tomorrow
The funeral of Mrs Nellie Hutsler wife of David W Hutsler who died Monday at her Inwood West Virginia home after long illness will be held at her Inwood residence tomorrow Wednesday at three in the afternoon. The remains will be brought to Winchester for interment beside her mother Mrs Sallie Dick at Mount Hebron Cemetery. The cortege is expected at four o clock. She was 66 and is survived by her husband and five children Elmer Hutsler and Marvel Hutsler of Washington D C Mrs Sall Friffith of Sioux Falls South Dakota and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hutsler
David W. Hutsler
Inwood
W. Va
Kright
Winchester
Mount Hebron
Sallie Dick
Hutsler
Elmer Hutsler
Marvel Hutsle
Washington, D. C
Sall Friffith
Sioux Falls
South
Obituary Details of Mrs. Charles Baker Family
Kota, Mrs. Charles Baker of Washington and Mrs. Arthur Varderie of Alexandria Va are cited. She leaves eight grandchildren, one sister Mrs Slice Erle of Winchester, and two brothers Samuel Dick of Martinsburg and Thomas E Dick of Morgantown West Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kota
Charles Baker
Washington
Arthur Varderie
Alexandria
Slice Erle
Winchester
Samuel Dick
Martinsburg
West Va
Thomas E. Dick
Morgantown
W. Va
Boy Scouts Present Governor Smith With World Largest Derby
In New York on July 10 the Associated Press reports Governor Smith will own what is described as the largest brown derby in the world. The gift is arranged by Boy Scouts as a celebratory present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Associated Press
New York
Governor Smith
Bear Mountain Derby Draws Attention at Governor's Camp
The governor's afternoon visit featured a decorative headpiece at Bear Mountain camp. The derby stands five feet long and four feet high with a flat wide rim suitable for a cyclist to ride on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Mountain
Stockings Invented in Elev enth Century Revealed
The London Opinion notes stockings originated in the elev enth century but only recently has broader awareness emerged, a claim echoed by the Philadelphia Inquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Philadelphia Inquirer
Locomotive Parade Stuns Cow in Odd Rail Yard Scene
A Louisville Times note recalls a humorous sight as a locomotive rolled by with remnants of a car clinging to the front, a gag that amused the rural observer and highlighted a clash of machinery and bovine curiosity.
Weathering the Winter: A Public Call to Respect Women
The Atchison Globe quotes a provocative remark about women and cold weather. It highlights debate over gendered perceptions and calls for fair treatment amid seasonal hardships.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Gray
Mr. Dudley
W. L. Dudley
Church of Christ
Valley of
Virginia
Ray Gleason
Franklin
Gleason
Shenandoah Boxboard ~Company
Eastern Star
Opequon Lake
Daisy Shade
William Brown
Elmer Hodges
Mattie Oates
Florida
Harold Jones
Opequon Lake Park
Trinity Methodist Church
Powell
Old Londoun County
Col
Conrad
Mademoiselle
Huntsberry’s Store
Wilda Capper
Ladies’ Shop
W. D. Garvin
Frank Wiseler
Mount Jackson
H. Clay DeGrange
Dorothy DeGrange
N. W. Roulette
Walter Barnett
Wee
Kathryn Elmore
Elsie Volckman
William Ringgold
Shenandoah Caverns
Nina Williams
A. L. Lowe
Arthur Lee Lowe
Boyce
Ida Shimp Humphrey
South Street
Briggs
Clarke County
William M. Shimp
Anna and
Miriam Nathanson
Leonardtown, Md
Philip Kramer
Fairview Avenue
Keith Watt Morris
G. O. Miller
North Washington Street
James Ingle
Seabring, Fla
Dabney Hardy
L. L. Hockman
West Boscawen Street
Kathryn
Esther Dudley
South Cameron Street
Eaglesmere
E. C. Stuart
Misses Stuart
Wrightsville Beach, N. C
Donald Weems
Joseph Wyndham
Neale Wyndham
Warren, Ohio
Ida Wyndham
Edith Paris
Hagerstown, Md
Sara Bell Shirkey
Ellicott City
Mr. Kramer
Florsheim-Kramer Company
Messrs
Buddie Edgell
William Markwood
Charles Town
Leslie Grimm
Harrisburg, Pa
Walter Shiner
Handley Avenue
Norman Cole
Standard Oil Company
Annie Hardy
Ingle
C. P. Pifer
A. M. Bodow
R. T. Bryarly
Hopewell
Julia H. Minnigerode
R. A. Kenney
Naomi Kidwell
C. A. Saum
East Piccadilly Street
John Bush
John Keller
Marshall and
Donald
Allentown
L.S. Bush
Mary Kline
Broadway
John Higgs
Mrs. Boss
Howard Kenney
J. Walter Bailey
Woodstock
Bailey
John S. Solenberger
Shenandoah Valley Theatres Corporation
Cameron and Rouss Avenue
David Hutsler
Mt. Hebron
Florsheim
Lovett. Bros
Louisville Times
the People’s Drug
Kiwanis Club
Endicott-Johnson
S Kirson E Sons
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