Ladies Golf Match Set At Winchester Club Tomorrow
Eleven Frederick Maryland players will compete in a morning golf match at Winchester Golf Club starting 10 o clock. After play, luncheon will be served at the club house. Winchester entrants include Mrs Stewart Elting Miss Mary Miller Miss Frances Page Mrs Walter Bosser man Mrs E R Coffee Mrs Geo Smith Mrs Fred L Glaize Mrs Arthur Field and Miss Carolyn Carson. Two more players to be named.
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Frederick
Winchester Golf Club
Winchester
Stewart Elting
Mary Miller
Frances Page
Walter Bosserman
E. R. Coffee
Geo. Smith
Fred. L. Glaize
Arthur Field
Carolyn Carson
Local Club Luncheons and Meetings Schedule
Social calendar lists Lions Club luncheon Tuesday at the George Washington Hotel and Kiwanis Wednesday at the same venue. Girl Scouts and Brownies spend a day at Camp White Rock with Troop. Choir practices and lodge meetings follow at United Brethren Church Grace Lutheran and Ellis' Home. Rotary Club meets Thursday at the George Washington Hotel. Robert Y. Conrad Post 21 American Legion holds a weekly meeting and luncheon.
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Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Camp White Rock
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge No
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Entertaining and Local News From Winchester Area
Mrs. M C McAboy hosts at Opequon ts Wadesville with sister Alice C Johnston Mor town W Va. social visits planned with Mrs J P Stine, Mrs John, and Mrs J R Russell in Brucetown and Charles Town areas. Girl Scout Council meeting at Camp White Rec notes six members present. improvements praised. Local residents return from Fairview Beach and attend gatherings with family and friends. Saturday night dance at Winchester club draws large turnout. Mr Robert Rileys orchestra plays. Judge Julien Gunn and family visit James P Reardon Sr at South Stewart Street. Berry Gunn plans stay at Rose Hill farm Clarke county. Harold G Lucas enjoys annual Virginia Beach vacation. J C Woolfolk recovering after operation at Orial Hospital. Lewis Smith recuperating from fall. Mrs Markley Craven returns to Pittsburgh after visit with Kk family.
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E Gunn
Julien Gunn
Berry
Robert Gunn
Richmond
Winchester
James Prdon
Southtewart Street
Berry Gunn
J. James P. Reardon, Jr
Rose Hill
Clarke County
Misses Artrip Host Weiner Roast at Buff Lick Road
Misses Virginia and Juanita Artrip hosted a weiner roast at their Buff Lick road home on Friday night with games and refreshments. Guests included Misses Barham Bursey Purtlebaugh Vincent Hall and many Artrip relatives. several plan to attend Peachie Latane Boxwell funeral in Washington DC. A Woman's Auxiliary meeting at Christ Episcopal Church is set for tomorrow after prayer service. Dr Randolph Shields will speak at the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs on Changing China.
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Virginia
Juanita Artrip
Buff Lick Road
Christine
Arlene Barham
Elsie May
Gladys Bursey
Zida Artrip
Ethel Purtlebaugh
Olga Gruber
Frances Fahnestock
Juanita
Nezaline Vincent
Audrey Hall
William
Ray
Roy Griffith
James
Pete Purtlebaugh
Reuben Fahnestock
Marvin Frye
Charles
William Bursey
Sam Peyton
Burrell Luttrell
Morris Vincent
Buddy Artrip
Chester Hall
Boyce
Woman's Auxiliary
Christ Episcopal Church
Shields
Affairs Institute
Randolph T. Shields
University of Virginia
Institute of Public Affairs
China
Home Demonstration Group To Meet Wednesday
The Stephens City Home Demonstration Group will meet at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Emma Sillik. A full attendance of members has been requested. The condition of Mr. Walter Bowen, who has been ill at his Millwood avenue home with pleurisy and pneumonia, was reported unimproved. Mrs. Blair Funkhouser and her daughter Nancy are spending weeks as guests of friends at Wardensville Virginia. Mrs. May Hammon has returned to Greenwood after a week with friends at Relief. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shutts and others spent Sunday with friends in Brunswick, Maryland. Mrs. John Hauptman of Ridgeway West Virginia is visiting her sister on Berryville avenue and is recovering from a severe illness. Mr. John Perry, ill for months on National avenue, is improving. Mrs. Mamie De Rouville of Albany New York visits Mrs. Georgie F. Gearing at West Cecil street. Mrs. Ida V. Willis and daughter and two grandchildren of Washington visit the Hoover family on South Cameron street. Miss Helen Elizabeth Bailey returned from a two week visit to Westchester Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Will Bailey traveled to Gettysburg to meet Miss Bailey who returned with them. Mr. Julian A. Everly, secretary treasurer of Shenandoah Production Credit Association, returned Saturday from a trip to Baltimore Maryland.
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Alice C. Johnston
M. C. McAboy
Opequonts
Wadesville
Mortown
W. Va
J. P. Stine
Brucetown
Johns
H. J. McAboy
John
McAboy
Johnston
Ray R. Russell
J. R. Russell
Arles Town
W.va
cAboy
Stephens City
Emma Sillik
Walter Bowen
Millwood Avenue
Ida V. Willis
B. M. Neitzey
Bobby
Barbara
Washington
John Hoover
South Cameron Street
Helen Elizabeth Bailey
Allan O. Smedley
Westchester
Will Bailey
Gettysburg
Miss Bailey
Winchester
Large Crowds At Virginia Beach Over July Weekend
The Norfolk report notes the second largest crowds of the season at Virginia Beach with the year’s high record set during the July 4 weekend. Ocean View and nearby resorts saw similar conditions as leading hotels and cottages were filled on Sunday. No exact crowd figures were available.
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Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Ocean View
General Waller Plans 4000 Guards at Front Royal Encampment
General Gardner Waller and staff visited Front Royal to select Chimney Field and Millar farms for a 4 000 strong Virginia National Guard encampment. The group will arrive August 8 for Warren County Centennial events with Gov. Peery reviewing guards on August 9.
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Walleri
Front Royal
Gardner Waller
Richmond
L. B. Dutrow
Millar Farms
Virginia National
Park
Chimney Field
Millar Park
Warren County
Strickler’s
Applewood Storm Damages Orchard Near Linden
A Saturday storm caused extensive damage at Applewood near Linden with a chimney blown from a house and many trees uprooted. An orchard suffered significant harm as well.
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Front Royal
Rains Fizzle Continues Across Central States Weather Note
The weather forecast suggests combined forces may break the heat by Wednesday across the central states. Weekend rain in the northwest benefited crops and pasturage and relieved eastern Wyoming and southeastern Montana from fire dangers as people reacted with joy.
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Middle America
Central States
Northwest
Wyoming
Montana
Radio Highlights Program Schedule Summary
Radio broadcasts list stations WOR WJZ WABC WEAF WARBC WOR and segments from 00:00 to 12:30 a m featuring news scores orchestras choirs choirmasters dancers and commentators including Lowell Thomas Boake Carter and Johnson Orchestra listings for evenings include Am os n Andy Charioteers Quartet Gypsies Orchestra and March of Time drama plus Dance Music final notes.
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WOR
Uncle Don
WJZ
Press-Radio News
WABC
Lowell Thomas
WEAF
Amos 'N' Andy
WARBC
Charioteers
Boake Carter
Rubinoff
Margaret Speaks
Gypsies
Howard Price
Romany Singers
Chicago
Eastman Orchestra
Rodrigo
Johnson Orchestra
Rain and Cool Weather Bring Relief Across Regions
Rain and cooler air spread relief as droughts ease in Connecticut New York New England Nebraska Georgia Virginia and South Carolina. Across markets grain prices dipped then steadied while storms fizzled in the west and a new cool wave eyed the Dakotas and Midwest. In Virginia cooling showers lessen heat deaths and disrupt infrastructure including a church blaze response with minor injuries reported.
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Black Hills Forest
Connecticut
New York State
Newngland
Nebraska
Georgia
Virginia
South Carolina
Apple Crop In New England See Sharp Decline In 1936
Boston July 13 Officials of the United States Department of Agriculture predicted the 1936 New England apple crop would be two and a half million bushels smaller than 1935. Agricultural statistician C D Stevens said frosts and dry weather would limit the 1936 crop to 3 235 000 bushels versus 5 802 000 in 1935. The national crop is put at about 103 million bushels, the smallest since 1921.
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Boston
United States Department of Agriculture
New England
C. D. Stevens
Stevens
Zinn Rites To Be Tomorrow Morning
Funeral services for the late Ir win H Zinn of Stephenson will be held tomorrow at 10 30 AM from Parlett Funeral Home. Rev Thomas Morgan will officiate with Rev 8 L Flickinger assisting. He died after a paralytic stroke at work in a harvest field and was taken to Memorial Hospital. Active pallbearers include C R McCann J W Jollliffe Coleman Dunn Roy Duvall Edward Grant and Joseph Jolliff. Honorary pallbearers are M M Lynch R B Smith J B Haldeman Earl Prince L Omps D A Robinson W S Orear and M T Ebert.
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Irwin H .Zinn
Stephenson
Parlett Funeral
Thomas Morgan
L. Flickinger
D. D
Zinn
Memorial Hospital
C. R. McCann
J. W. Jolliffe
Coleman Dunn
Roy Duvall
Edward Grant
Joseph Jolliff
M. M. Lynch
Smith
Haldeman
Earl Prince
L. Omps
D. A. Robinson
O’rear
M. T. Ebert
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs. Newlin At Chambersville
Mrs. Hannah Lizzie Newlin aged 69 died Saturday afternoon at her home near Chambersville after a stroke of paralysis. She leaves six sons John Theodore Dewey William Henry Simon of Frederick county. two daughters Margaret Moreland Slanesville and Lillie Fletcher Keyser. brothers John Cline Westernport and Abraham Cline Winchester. Funeral was at 2 pm from the Pentecostal Church near Chambersville with Rev. Luther McFarland officiating. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Six sons served as pallbearers.
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Hannah Lizzie Newlin
Chambersville
Newlin
John
Caroline Clutter Cline
Germany
West Virginia
Theodore
Dewey
William
Henry
Simon Cline
Frederick County
Margaret Moreland
Slanesville
W. Va
Lillie Fletcher
Keyser
John Cline
Westernport
Abraham Cline
Winchester
Pentecostal
Luther McFarland
Mount Hebron
Germany Denies Fortress Rumors
Berlin official press statement refutes rumors that Helgoland will be closed as a forbidden military area. Navy intelligence denies any fortification or restricted bathing facilities and calls rumors without basis.
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Berlin
Germany
Helgoand
Naval Intelligence Service
Helgoland
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Rotary Club
Irl Scout Council
Camp White Rec
S. Eugene Cooper
Cooper
Amp
Arthur Inson
Stewart Eltings
Donald McFadden
Ellsworth Johnson
William P. Massey
Elizabeth Reis
Calloway
Fairview Beach
J. S. Haldeman
Gladys Haldeman
B. Stickley
Valluse
Beck
Robert Riley’shestra
Harold Lucas
Harold G. Lucas
Capitol Theatre
Viria Beach
J. Woolfolk
John C. Woolfolk
Sinclair King Company
Orial Hospital
Mr. Woolfolk
West Cork
Lewis Smith
Markley C. Craven
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Kk
Valley Pike
Ven
Christina Cook
Artrip
Howard Patton
Gladys DeHart
G. C. Ritter
Clayton Ritter, Jr
Washington, D. C
Peachie Latane Boxwell
A. C. Boxwell
Boxwell
Blair Funkhouser
Nancy
Remee
Wardensville, Va
May Hammon
Greenwood
Relief
Ray Shutts
James Cather
Josie
Janice Robinson
Brunswick
John Hauptman
Ridgeway
Joseph Cooper
Berryville Avenue
Hauptman
John Perry
National Avenue
Mamie de Rouville
Albany, N. Y
Georgie F. Gearing
West
Cecil Street
Julian A. Everly
The
Shenandoah Production Credit Association
Baltimore
Winchester Evening Star
Gussie McFall
Telephone Front Royal 149-R
General Waller
Front Royal Plan
Gibson Young
Culpeper
Young
Charles Eckardt
Claude Stokes, Jr
C. A. Stokes
Fort George Meade, Md
Joseph Borden, Jr
Walter Carter
Fort Washington, Md
Messrs
Otis Kibler
Godfrey Boyd
Frank Stout
Lillian McFall
Helen Symons
Ward Myers
Harrisonburg
William Proctor
Mrs. Russell Sonner
Mr. and
Mrs. Bean
Capt. DeVallin
Philadelphia
Mae le Hen
Aubrey Merryman
Jimmy Maloney
Durston McIntosh
Francis McFall
Mr. Francis Hicks
Turner Slaughter
Brownie Collins
Evelyn Robinson
Harry Ewing
Blackstone
Mr. Ewing
R. W. McIinturff
George Morton
Roanoke
William Weaver
A. D.cone
B. J. Hillidge
T. S. Melton
Front Royal News
John H. Downing
First Street
Lee Long
John Crown
Mrs. Long
Henry Downing
Audrey Long
Downing
Wyndam Lee
Carol Lee
Camp Strawderman
Dorothy Stokes
Woodstock
Burke’s Gateway Rendezvous
Jimmy Doman
Royal Troubadours
Park Theatre
Bette Davis
George Brent
Warren County Centennial Fund
Billy and
Margie
Thompson Brothers
Ernest Casarrotti
Lyle Roberts
Jesse Brooks
Frank O’brien
Aubrey G. Weaver
Gladys Dutrow
Emma Mauck
Jessie Martin
Charlotte Rhodes
Massanetta Springs
Rhodes
Martin
Methodist Church
Lieut
Thomas Ferguson
Atlanta, Ga
Julia Ward
Mrs. C. A. Stokes
Helen Weaver
New York
Kellogg’s
Ridgeway School Lawn
Benefit Rest Church
J. R. Lloyd
Pacific Coast
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Lower
Michigan
Middlewest
Middle Western
Lloyd
Illinois
North Dakota
New Market
Henry County
Galax
Roy Weitzlick
Real Estate Analysis, Inc
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Huntsberry
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Big Joe
Winchester’s Bakery
Tavenner’s
Loudoun St
Norris
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Burke’s
Rendeavous
His
Aerolux
S. Main St
Chains and
R. M. Swimley
East of Geo. Washington Hotel
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