Friends report Virginia Vredenburgh leaves Los Angeles for Coronado Beach
Mrs. Virginia Vredenburgh has closed her Los Angeles apartment and stays with her son and daughter in law Lieut. and Mrs. James Vredenburgh at Coronado Beach while recovering from a serious illness and expects unable to resume work for about a year. Guests of the Rosenbergers Return Home. Mrs. Edward Channing and Mrs. William Barham Darden have returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Rosenberger at Keelona Lodge. Miss Theresa Lynch from New York is arriving to spend several days with her father Maurice M. Lynch, after a visit with her sister Miss Mary Lynch in Washington. A marriage license was issued to Martha S. Brown and Raymond H. Baker, both of Hampshire County, at the county clerk's office. Baker operates a filling station locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Vredenburgh
Los Angeles
Calif
Coronado Beach
Inlaw
James Vredenburgh
Rosenbergers
Edward Channing
Washington, D. C
William Barham Darden
Southampton County
John. H. Rosenberger
Keelona Lodge
Mountain
Bluemont
Theresa Lynch
New York
Maurice M. Lynch
Miss Lynch
Miss Mary Lynch
Washington
Martha
Cape May
N. J
Friends
Hopewell
Virginia Lupton
Martha Walker Lupton
Ellen Huyett
Mary Jane Jolliffe
William Stipe
Leslie Stipe
Gladys Cochran
Ridgely Jackson
Alcott House
Star Villa
Norton
Esther Norton
Bobbie Conrad
West Point
N. Y
Robert Y. Conrad
Bryan Conrad
Miss Conrad
Helen Marie Dix
Oakland W. Miller
John Dix
John C. Miller
John B. Carr
Clarksdale
Miss
Carr
H. K. Russell
Social calendar lists church and civic group events Saturday
Saturday evening lawn party for Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies at Whitacre’s picnic grove. Tuesday 12:30 Lions meeting and luncheon at George Washington Hotel 12:45 Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel. Brownies with Girl Scouts all day at Camp White Rock. 6:45 Young People’s Choir practice United Brethren Church. 8:00 Winchester Lodge 867 BPOE at Ellis’ Home. 8:15 Grace Lutheran adult choir practice. Thursday George W Hotel. Friday 1:00 American Legion Robert Conrad Post 21 meeting and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies
Ebenezer Church of Christ
Whitacre’s Picnic Grove
Lions
George Wash
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Camp White Rock
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge No
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Nelle Jane Parker Weds Mr Scanlon In Romney
Announcement reports the July 4 ceremony at the bride’s Romney home uniting Miss Nelle Jane Parker of Romney and Albert Clarence Scanlon of South Branch. Rev. Dr. David Howard Scanlon officiated with Rev. G. K. Poole assisting. The couple will reside in Romney after a Kentucky trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Jane Parker
Romney
Albert Clarence Scanlon
South Branch
David Howard Scanlon
Durham
N. C
G. K. Poole
Romney Presbyterian Church
Romney School For the Deaf
Salem
Oregon
Jackson
Mass
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Scanlon
Berkiomen Preparatory School
Pennsburg
West Virginia University
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Eastern
Kentucky
Social notes and gatherings across Winchester scene
Frederick Kline of Middletown attends a lawn party hosted by Mrs. Harris Sperry at C. A. Rhodes home. Wat melon feast attracts about thirty Middletown youths at Cherokee Lodge near Strasburg. Dr. F I McClure named A P C A agent in Winchester. Various residents visit, travel, or recover from surgery. A Winchester Country Club dance is planned and a summer supper at Swathmore is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kline
Middletown
Harris Sperry
C. A. Rhodes
Cherokee Lodge
Strasburg
Winchester Country Club
Winchester
Clarke County Formed From Frederick by Virginia Assembly Act
The 1836 act cre ates Clarke County from Frederick and surrounding areas. It sets boundaries, establishes nineteen justices of the peace, provides for a county court, assigns site and building commissions, outlines judicial attachments, apportionment of representation, and election provisions. The act becomes effective upon passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act of Virginia Assembly
Clarke
Frederick
General Assembly
Prederick
Jefferson, Loudoun
Fauquier
Blue Ridge
Jefferson and
Loudoun
Opequon Creek
Opequon
Nation’s Spring Run
Colin Leach
Seth Mason
Nineveh
James Hay
James M. Hite
Shenandoah River
Fauntleroy
Mill Run
Blue Ridge of Mountains
Frederick County
Clarke County
Jefferson
John Janney
Absalom Hickerson
Thomas Griggs
James Marshall
Samuel Carr
Albemarle
Justices of the Peace
Joseph M. Nicklin
Battletown
Saie County
Murderer Green Faces Firing Squad After Trial
The condemned man Green walked to the death chair hooded in black with white clothes as guards and fellow inmates prepared for the firing squad. He denied memory of the 1930 triple murder of his wife mother and foster father, choosing no method over hanging per Utah law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Utah
Middletown Trio and Scully Spend Weekend in Baltimore
Miss Virginia Peery Miss Bes sie McNeer and her mother Mrs H V McNeer of Middletown spend a weekend in Baltimore Maryland with Mr Thomas Scully returning from Virginia Beach where he was a week as guest of Mr Cabell Tabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Peery
Bessie McNeer
H. V. McNeer
Middletown
Baltimore
Thomas Scully
Virginia Beach
Cabell
Local beer wine curfew rules explained
The State Board discussed powers to regulate 3.2 percent beer and higher potency. Alexandria and Arlington licensees now halt sales at 2 a.m. to match the D C curfew. No Sunday ban was issued as control rests with Blue laws and local license provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria and
Arlington
District of Columbia
Assembly
Bank Balance Sheet Details From 1936 Virginia Bank
The document lists assets and liabilities for a Frederick County bank, including banking house, real estate, reserves, cash items, and deposits. It shows total liabilities of 2,570,325.48 and total capital of 436,602.76 with state deposits and time deposits among major items. The statement is sworn by cashier J H Yost on July 8, 1936, and notarized by Mary G Hershberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Winchester
Virginia
United States
Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
County of
Frederick
J. J. H. Yost
Waterbury Charter Seeks Reimbursement After Pig Killings
Early morning prohibition affects night clubs and all night eateries hardest in Waterbury. The city charter provision aims to reimburse owners for pigs killed by stray livestock, framing the issue as a matter of work of necessity and municipal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
City to Decide On Damages for Stray Dogs and Pig Loss
Corporation Council Charles O'Connor has no legal definition for the word pigs but the board leaves to him the decision whether the city must pay Nicholas Beancine $22 claimed as damages for 50 guinea pigs killed by stray dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Council
Charles O’connor
Board of Alderman
Nicholas Beancine
Miss Gretchen Thompson Returns From Virginia Beach Visit
Miss Gretchen Thompson of Summit Point West Virginia has returned from a week long visit to Virginia Beach. Miss Mamie Etha Laura and Grace Kline attended Clarke County CNA functions in Berryville yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Thompson
Summit Point
W. Va
Virginia Beach
Mamie
Etha
Laura
Grace Ktine
Clarke County
Cna
Berryville
Yesterby
Opequon Group Presbyterian Sunday Services
Opequon Group Presbyterian invites a cordial welcome with Cedar Cliff services led by Rev. Allen Jones. Sunday School at 9 30 a m and 11 a m sermon by the pastor. Round Hill Sunday School at 10 a m with Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m and preaching at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jones
Cedar Cliff
Vaucluse
F. Estes Kline
Round Hill
J. EB. Lupton
Christian Endeavor
Also Mentioned on This Page
LI A
George W Hotel
Robert
Conrad Post
American Legion
Friends’ Conference
Washington Inn
Theashington Inn
South Stewi Street
Maria Shields
Susan Pew
New Orleans
John Thacker
Baltimore, Md
Martha Stephenson
Ashington
D. C
Virginia Cover Russell
Mrs. H. R. Kern, Jr
F. I. McClure
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
South Braddock Street
O. M. Pyne
Haldane Pyne
Marshall
B. F. Davis
B. F. Davis, Jr
Miss Pearl Grim
Cecil McVay
Atlantic City
Princess Hotel
Catoctin
Frederick, Md
Madeline Denny
Buddie
Detroit, Mich
Whitacre
Kenneth Adams
Memorial Hospital
B. F. Liggett
Kathryn
Ruth Ann Anderson
Miss Anderson
W. P. Anderson
Joseph Wright
Mountain Lake Park, Md
T. P. McKee
Alice McKee
Johnson City
Tenn
J. B. McKee
Virginia McKee
Virginia Intermont College
Bristol
Thomas Archer Gibson
Philadelphia
W. W. Hawke
B. B. Dutton
J. Victor Arthur
Mount Jackson
Frank Wissler
Swathmore
House of Delegates
State
Freaa
Warren
General Assembly of
William Castleman
Frederick and
Acts of Assembly of Virginia
E. GR. Dodson
Richmond
Citye
WABC
Buddy Clark
WOR
WEAF
Amos 'N
Andy
Tom Howard
George Shelton
McDonough
Peg la Centra
Boake Carter
WJZ
Lady Counsellor
Irene Rich
Variety Musicale
Oscar Shaw
Carmela Ponselle
Elizabeth Lennox
Arden Orchestra
Norvo Orchestra
Hollywood Hotel
Dick Powell
Adolphe Menjou
Patsy Kelly
Court of Human Relations
Marion Talley
Great Lakes Symphony Orchestra
Hans Kindler
Cleveland
Bestor
Norman Thomas
National Executive Committee
Coburn
Denver
Colo
Enos RT Ewer Ees
Libvine
J.H. Yost
Cashier
John M. Steck
W. E. Cooper
M. M. Lynch
Mary G. Hershberger
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Opequon Group
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Tavenner
N. Loudoun
Norris
Brooks’ Pharmacy
auLy Gs
N. Loudoun &T
R. M. Swimley
East of Geo. Washington Hotel
Huntsberry
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