Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Meetings and Visits
Community groups list a busy schedule with Sunshine Club at Mrs Reed home on South Braddock street Moccc Shawnee Garden Club at Camp White Rock Fred erick County Sunday School Association at U B Church Step hens City Lions Club at George Washington Hotel and other gatherings. Local pastor Mr Klingaman visits Shock eysville Sunday School with Mrs Klingaman. District Game Supervisor Mr Midgette tours Winchester area and meets local officials. Mrs Steck hosts cards and supper for Mrs Hyslip. Mr Keller on vacation. Cochran family to Detroit for two weeks.
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Sunshine Club
William H. Reed
South Braddock Street
Shawnee Garden Club
Summer Cottage
Eugene Cooper
Camp White Rock
Men
U. B. Church
Stephens City
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Clarke County Garden Club
Louis L. Baker
North Braddock Street
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Invitations Sent For Sewers Cunningham Wedding
Mr and Mrs R Lee Sewers of Warren county announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Mildred Lee to Cornelius Jett Cunningham set for Saturday July 20 at eight o clock in the Rockland Baptist Church A miscellaneous shower for the bride elect followed at Fair View hosted by Mrs C N Shephard with many attendees listed. Mr and Mrs Julian Hammack are Congratulated on the birth of a daughter in Memorial Hospital last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lee Sowers
Alice
Virginia
Myra
Julia Sowers
John B. Earle
Rebecca
Roberta Earle
A. J. Bowen
B. S. Stickley
Emanuel Stickley
Hihel Stickley
Reginald Stickley
R. F. Trenary
Frank R. Simpson
Frances Simpson
M. E. Gordon
Arthur Trenary
James Grubbs
Lucille Grubbs
H. P. Powers
Julia Powers
C. D. Laws
Estelle Laws
Lillian Turner
Charlotte Powers
Mary Powers
Mattie Trenary
Charles Griffith
Clarence Jones
Charles Jones
Ellen Earle Jones
William Licklider
Fillie Licklider
W. J
Julian Hammack
Stephens City
Memorial Hospital
Hammack
Mildred Cadwallader
George Cadwallader
Mr. Hammack
W. H. Chamberlin Dies in Keyser West Virginia
William H. Chamberlin 86 died July 9 at his Keyser home. Born April 17, 1849 near Ridgeville he worked as store clerk assistant postmaster taught one term and farmed near Antioch. Survived by three children and three grandchildren with deep Morgan Morgan ancestry noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Chamberlin
Keyser
W. Va
Ridgeville
Chamberlin
Antioch
Daling M. E
Taylor Barr Appointed City Sergeant to Succeed Father
Taylor Barr, son of the late City Sergeant C, was appointed to fill the unexpired term ending December 31, 1937. Judge Philip Williams in Corporation Court made the appointment. Barr, a Handley High School graduate, captained the 1927 football team and earned four letters in sports. He also teaches first aid with Red Cross and works with civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor L .Barr
Erateterday
Philip Williams
Corporation Court
Taylor
Handley
Handley High School
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Shenandoah Valley League
Sarah Zane Fire Company
The
Red Cross
CWA
North Dakotans Settle Scraps at Home
North Dakotans settle marital disputes in state courts and through lawyers. Attorney General P. O. Sabre cites North Dakota not participating in Reno divorces as proof of a higher moral standard and respect for marriage.
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Bismark
N. D
North
Clark To Speak At Stines Chapel On Alcohol Lecture
Pastor G H Clark of Winchester will lecture at Stines Chapel titled Facts About King Alcohol. The talk will feature lantern slides and demonstrations with alcohol to reveal its effects on body mind and character. He urges citizen responsibility, with accidents reports to be presented. The public is invited for 8 pm after a 7 45 pm song service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.H. Clark
Winchester
Stine’s Chapel
Clark
Posses Seek Two Robbers in Ozark Shootout
Springfield reports a gun battle near Ava left two robbers dead as sheriff plus civilian posses hunt for the fugitives who tried to rob Mrs. Anna Ellison and killed her son Miligan 22, who was shot in the home while helping his mother. A dead robber lay in the floor as they fled. A chauffeur's license shows W H Morefield 28 of Oklahoma City among the gleaned clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ava
Ozark Hills
Anna Ellison
Miligan
W. H. Morefield
Oklahoma City
Potato Farmers Appeal for Warren Potato Control Bill
Eastern Shore potato farmers who froze shipments to raise prices appealed to Representative Otis Bland of Newport News to support the Warren Potato Control Bill. They telegraphed that passage is needed to save them from desperate circumstances and would place potatoes under the same protections as cotton and tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painter
Otis Bland
Newport News
Bland
Police chiefs weigh stance on bar drive against undesirables
Atlantic City July 11 The International Association of Chiefs of Police considered a resolution to endorse the American Bar Associations drive against undesirable members The resolutions committee prepared the measure after U S Attorney General Homer Cummings attacked lawyer criminals The convention approved continuation of its committee to study police units remove politics from departments and establish tenure for police chiefs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
International Association of Chiefs of Police
American Bar Association
U. S
Homer
Cummings
72 year old Lambert sentenced in Cox shooting case
Pierce G. Lambert a 72 year old music teacher was sentenced to three years in the Maryland House of Correction by Judge Linwood L. Clark of the Anne Arundel County circuit court for the fatal shooting of Harry Cox 49 who was shot in the back in a restaurant Lambert was on trial after being charged with murder two days earlier in the case that ended with the conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Pierce G. Lambert
Maryland House of Correction
Linwood L. Clark
Anne Arundel County
Harry Cox
Lambert
Cox
How to Get Rid of Gray Hair Look Years Younger
A home hair color solution promises to restore natural youthful color in under 30 minutes. Rap-I-Dol offers 18 shades and is marketed as non fading and compatible with perms. Available at Boyd Drug Store on Main and Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel
Boyd Drug Store
Main and
Water Streets
Busy June for District Nurses With Health Work
The District Association reports a busy June with more nursing visits and activities beyond bedside care. Nurses made 548 visits to 96 patients including prenatal, postnatal, infant, school children, tubercular cases, and adults, led by Misses Josephine Arthur and Evelyn Dean.
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Josephine F. Arthur
Evelyn C. Dean
Dissension in Austrian Home Guard Sparks Hapsburg Debate
Reports from Vienna on July 11 describe simmering dissent within the Fascist home guard over pro-Hapsburg alignment. Prince Ernest Von Starhemberg's private army shows uneven support for restoring the Hapsburg dynasty while Tyrolese Heimwehr leader Albert Schober warns legitimists they ignore warning signals.
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Vienna
Home Guard
Ernest von Starhemberg
Heimwehr
Albert Schober
Krakatoa Island Warned as Volcano Erupts Again
Coast Guard steps up preparedness as Krakatoa volcano erupts. reports say ashes drift over southern Sumatra and ships observe dust showers. The 1883 eruption killed about 36 000 people.
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Singapore
Krakatoa Island
Coast Guard
Krakatoa
Java
Sunda Strait
Sumatra
Fans urged to support fast baseball at Winchester Park
President Carper appeals to local fans to attend games to attract first rate teams. He cites high admission costs, prior flat gate receipts, and plans to host teams from Chespeake Virginia and Baltimore while promising only top quality clubs if attendance improves.
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Chespeake
West Point
Baltimore
Orioles
The
Park Association
Culpeper
Alexandria Eagles
Winchester Gun and Skeet Club Holds Meeting
The Winchester Gun and Skeet Club calls all members to a meeting at the R. T. Jones place tomorrow at 8 p.m. Open to others interested in skeet shooting. New traps and equipment are ready and the club plans its first shoot next week. Members look forward to active participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Gun and Skeet Club
R. T. Jones Place
Topics To Be Discussed At V P I Institute Of Rural Affairs
Blacksburg July 11 The seventh annual session of the institute of rural affairs at Virginia Polytechnic Institute runs July 30 to August 1 with a general theme across rural life. Daily topics include economics and standards of living with noted speakers each night. Evening programs feature the state federation of home demonstration clubs the state farmers institute and the institute of rural affairs. Notable events include July 30 address by Mrs Guy Roop and a humorous talk by Rev P Roland Wagner July 31 music by the Jubilee Quarter of Roanoke and a session by Miss Connie Bonslagel on adjustments in rural life affecting the home. August 1 closes with music by White Top folk musicians and M L Wilson speaking on the future of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg
Institute of Rural Affairs
State Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
State Farmers’ Institute
Connie Bonslagel
Arkansas
United States
M. L. Wilson
Krol Case Is Continually Continued in Court
Echoes of Max Krol arose in Corporation Court as Judge Williams granted a further continuance of bail forfeiture proceedings until the next term. Krol, in a Chicago hospital, is described by doctors as virtually an invalid and unable to appear. He was convicted of embezzling from Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills Inc and sentenced to six years, but has remained abroad on bond after the Virginia Court of Appeals refused a writ of error.
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Max Krol
Corporation Court
Philip Williams
Krol
Chicago
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills, Inc
Virginia Xe Court of Appeals
Chicago Hospital
Bruno Hauptmann Expresses Confidence of Homecoming
In Trenton on July 11 Bruno Richard Hauptmann told his wife Anna that he felt sure of being home soon after the state filed its final brief with the Courts of Errors and Appeals on the Lindbergh baby killing case. Mrs Hauptmann spent about 30 minutes with him in his death house cell at the New Jersey state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Anna
Virginians warned liquor profits may not last
Halifax Nova Scotia July 11 Virginia Democrats aboard the Georgic were greeted by Mayor E. J. Cragg who urged that Virginia liquor profits may be short lived. He warned that state control is not a fixed revenue source and that demand may fall once novelty ends and liquor becomes near cost.
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Virginians
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Virginia Young Socrats
E. J. Cragg
Cragg
Virginia
Capitol Hill Debates Lobby Inquiry and TVA Amendments
Today the House considers a resolution to investigate all lobbies at a cost of 50 000 with debates on AAAA amendments. Territories committee continues Virgin Islands inquiry and the Rules committee keeps up the lobby probe. The House also votes on TVA amendments while yesterday the Senate sent the utility bill to conference and administration won four TVA skirmishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territories Committee
Virgin Islands
House
TVA
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Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Légion
Executive Council of Religious Education
Handley Library
Lions Club
Modern Woodmen of America
North Loudoun Street
Ene Hyslip
M. Steck Pill
Pearson Hyslip
R. E. Byrdy
Wood
Hyslip
N. L. Dick
Shockeysville
J. Edward Klingaman
Webb Midgette
Northern
Midgette
F. W. Pingley
J. M. Steck
R. E. Byrd
Ellsworth Keller
Winchester Steam Laundry
Mrs. Keller
Washington, D.C
J. Clayton Cochran
Donald
Detroit
Mich
Huntsberry
W. H. Chamberlin
West Virginia
Taylor Barr
Stines
America
Sherbert's
Brooks’ Pharmacy Prescription Druggists
Potato Farmers Voice Appeal
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Ili
Robert V. Funsten
University Hospital
Austria
Krakatoa Isle
Carper
Winchester Park Association
Association
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lovett Brothers
Shoes
Loudoun St
Bruno
Capitol Hill
Associated Press
Senate
Commercial & Savings Bank
R. M. Swhinley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Chuck & Ray’s
Underwood’s
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