Social Highlights From Millwood Gatherings At Blue Ridge Club
A Millwood social season features teas at "Live Oak" and dinners in honor of Mr. Butler. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Satterlee, Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Taylor, Mr. Yeomans, and many family members. Tennis events at Blue Ridge Club draw strong local competition, with Richard Wilmer and Betsy Rice winning finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Byrd
Margaret Dells Meade
Mary Burchard
Jane Cary Randolph
Mar- Dole
Con. Lewis
B. Meade
Richard E
Charles Lee Joseph Moore
Tom Burchard
Land Mitchell Jr
Edward Gay Bull
Ark Williams
Tverd
Conn
Live Oak
M Yacnic
Blue Country Club
Eagle's Rock
Cma Teater
Yancy W Rother
J. Peter
Cary Harrison
Longwood
Gwynne Harrison
Susan Carter
Nelly McCormick
Edith Bierdahl
Jack Bierdahl
Mary Carter Randolph
Agnes Mitchell
Henry Post Mitchell
Hamila Page
Nat Burwell Jones
William Rust
Robert B Nelson, Jr
Benjamin Harrison
Fairfax Randolph
B. O'F. Randolph
Rion Hall
Blue Ridge Country Club
Robert B. Nelson, Jr
Winchester
Richard Wilmer
Proctor Thomas
Bobby Riley
Anle
Wilmer
Betsy Rice
Billy Jacobs
Ann Tucker McGuire
Miss Ann Meade
Miss McGuire
Miss Rice
Social notes from Berryville visitors and guests
Miss Margaretta Whiting hosted a tea for Mrs. A. Cummin and guests in Berryville Virginia. Summer visitors include Dr. Tappan family and Mrs. McCormick in residence with local hosts. The community shares bridge gatherings, travel plans to Chicago for the Century of Progress, and updates on Capt. F. M. Wray's appendicitis recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Margaretta Whiting
A. Cummin
Ruth Campbell
Merrill
New Rey
J. D. Griffing
Saldsbo
Ec” Moore
Beona
Masa
Frank Tappan
Peacock Cottage
Blue Ridge Mountains
Dr. Tapan
Tppan
New
Mary Moore
Goldsboro
Annie B. C. Moore
8. C. Williams
William Stalnaker
Cumberland
Joseph F. Moore
William U Harper Deane
Annie Stribling
Mary O'Fallon
Tom Peyton
Washington
George Ashe
Long Beach
Cal
Henry Patterson
Nannie Thomas
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promoted for Liver Bile Flow
An advertisement praises Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle vegetable remedy to stimulate two pounds of bile daily, cure digestive issues, and improve mood. It claims substitutes are ineffective and asserts a 25 cent price at drug stores in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
C. M
Toledo Beauty Winner With Killer Night Club Owner Shot
Audrey Ralls 20 year old beauty queen and Toledo Panthers figure was with Jack Kennedy night club owner when he was shot by two gunmen. Police detained Miss Ralls for safety as gang violence targets Kennedy and a preceding incident left a manicurist killed and Kennedy’s companion wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Ralls
Toledo
Jack Kennedy
Kennedy
Miss Ralls
Local Produce Specials Market Fresh Bargains
Four tablespoons home grown tomatoes priced at 25 cents per unit, pickle cucumbers at 1 cent each, Mars seedless grapefruit six for 25 cents, lemons 19 cents per dozen, large cucumbers two for 5 cents, home grown peaches two boxes for 25 cents, fresh corn 29 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tbs
Mars
Petrolle Defeats Van Klaveren After Commission Stops Bout
In a four round welterweight bout before about 10 000 fans the referee stopped the fight on orders of Dr Joseph Sheridan of the New York State Athletic Commission. Petrolle earned the decision as Van Klaveren protested while rallying to attack the referee and the crowd roared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrolle
van Klaveren
Dutchman
Billy Cavanaugh
Joseph Sheridan
New York
Milwaukee City Controller Kotecki Dead After Shootout
Ill will from an indictment for malfeasance in office led Milwaukee controller Louis Kotecki to shoot his deputy William Wendt in city hall. Kotecki, once Wendt’s close associate for 20 years, then fatally shot himself. Wendt survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kotecki
Milwaukee
Wis
Koteecki
William Wendt
Kotecki
Wendt
Sullivan Creditors Convene Here For July Meeting
Edward C. Martz, referee in bankruptcy, reports John Joseph Sullivan of Winchester Frederick County Virginia has petitioned for a composition or extension. First meeting of creditors is set for July 23 1933 at 11 a m in the Winchester Corporation Courtroom to prove claims nominate a Trustee and examine the debtor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Martz
Harrisonburg
United States Court For
Western District of
Virginia
John Joshh Sullivan
Winchester
Frederick
John Joseph Sullivan
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Millwood
Frances Davis
H. B. Harris
Richmond
Virginia Page
Wilminston
Del
Katherine Page
T. Carter Page
Pace
Chicago
Phillip P Page
Joseph F. Moore, Jr
Charles L. Burwell
Henry P. Mitchell
R. G Mitchell, Jr
Robert C Randolph
Edward McC Williams
Clarke County
F. M. Wray
Memorial Hospital
Capt
C. Tyne
Greyhound
Lake Michigan
Fair Grounds
Union
Braddock & Piccadilly
Capitol
Winchester Fruit and
Union Bank
Goodyear
Buncutter
Braddock St
Advertiee
State Athletic Commission
Physiser
Rec Om
Clenten
Bichrasa
Saeyebetty
Rayon
Penney’s
Penney Co
Wender
Sullivan
Herrell Sales Corp
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