Miss Georgia Conrad goes through appendectomy at Memorial
Social note details Miss Georgia Geddes Conrad daughter of Col and Mrs Bryan Conrad undergoing an emergency appendectomy at Memorial Hospital with an initially favorable prognosis. The incident followed a sudden illness after a girls’ afternoon swimming outing and she is described as in satisfactory condition later that day.
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Georgia Geddes Conrad
Bryan Conrad
Memorial Hospital
Miss Conrad
Adamses announce engagement and upcoming wedding
Mr and Mrs John B Adams of Broad Run Fauquier county Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Anna Lyle Adams to Ensign Clifford Steele Cooper US Navy. The wedding is planned at Galemont the bride's parents home at 730 PM on Saturday July 23.
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John B. Adams
Broad Run
Fauquier County
Anna Lyle Adams
Ensigh Clifford Steele, Cooper
United States Navy
Galemont
Cotillon Club Dance Set at Golf Club House
The Winchester Golf Club Cotillon Club will host a dance Saturday at 9 30 with Shenandoah Valley Serenaders providing music. A large crowd is reported expected.
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Cotillon Club
Golf Club
Winchester Golf Club
Shenandoah Valley Serenaders
Hogue Creek Locals Spend Weekend Visiting Neighbors
A July report from Hogue Creek lists visits by Leslie Ramey family and Clarke Braithwaite to Vernon Baker, and various gatherings with families including the Larricks Smitheys Clowsers and Doardosses. Winchester and Berryville residents joined neighbors in social rounds.
Faithful effort to be right grows daily
A Carlyle quote on self-cultivation notes that a man who strives to be right will improve day by day, stating the condition beneath all personal growth.
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Carlyle
Defendants Admit Klan Ties in Damage Suit
In Richmond Virginia on July 14 19 of 20 co defendants in Eugene Boyce v Thomas M Arnett admitted Klan membership and that some wore robes during the October raid on Boyce home. Arnett and co defendant James Beatley denied Klan membership.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Eugene Boyce
Thomas M. Arnett
Prohibition
Ku Klux Klan
Boyce
News Leader
Montrose
Arnett
James Beatley
Plenary Session Ends With Hopeful Tone at Naval Conference
Geneva July 14 The plenary session of the tri partite naval conference concluded without a rupture of negotiations. Speeches by the United States Great Britain and Japan outlined positions on the cruiser problem in temperate terms, all conveying a hopeful outlook for future success.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Tri-Partite Naval Conference
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Sunday School Start At Fairview In Cross Roads
Cross Roads Virginia July 14 Sunday school will begin at 2 p m at Fairview with preaching by Rev George A Stoudemayer of Wardensville W Va at the close of Sunday school Mrs Jennie McKee and sister Miss Nannie Doran and Mr and Mrs W W McKee were guests of the former's brother Mr Rick Doran near Winchester Sunday afternoon Mrs W W Hicks and daughter Miss Audra Hicks spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Brack Whitlock Mr W W Carpenter and family were visiting friends at Capon Bridge Sunday afternoon Mr Onie Antick who was hurt by a horse is able to be about his work again This community was visited by several good showers recently which were greatly needed
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Cross Roads
Fairview
George A. Stoudemayer
Wardensville
W. Va
Jennie McKee
Nannie Doran
W. W. McKee
Rick Doran
Winchester
W. W. Hicks
Audra Hicks
Brack Whitlock
W. W. Carpenter
Capon Bridge
Onie Antick
Trone
Nannie Patton
Harry la Follette
John la Follette
C. Fenton Giffin
Russell Cooper
Gore
Emma Kump
Winfred
Ray LaFollette
High View
Harry LaFollette
Onie Amick
H. D. Whitacre
C. B. Whitacre
W. J.muse
A J. Anderson
B. A. Giffin
Garland
Elizabeth
Irvin Gardner
Frank Eaton
Granville
Gordon
Nennie Patton
A. J. Pugh
J. L. Barr
Barr
Colt Anderson
Leslie Fletcher
L. J. Hook
Ada Kern
Lester
Valley Pike
H. P. Summerfield
Gertrude Whitlock
Greensboro
Mysterious Stranger Not Mills Murderer
Rockville Maryland July 13 authorities said the wandering man in Colesville was not Edward L Mills killer nor the mad musician sought by Washington police. State's Attorney Robert Peter called him a poor sick tramp. The man claimed he was Frank Pollan.
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Rockville
Colesville
Edward L. Mills
Farmer
Washington
Robert Peter
Frank Pollan
Operators For Advance Bid Up Their Favorites
In New York on July 14 brokers advanced favorites with ease as copper prices rose and larger exports grew. A stronger steel market supported upbeat forecasts for the second half of the year and public participation reached a two month high. Call money stayed at 4 percent and the market closed firm with about 1.5 million shares traded.
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New York
Patton Family News In Trone Brevities
Mrs. Nannie Patton of Winchester visits her niece Mrs. Harry La Follette in Trone. Various local residents stop by C Fenton Giffin and Whitacre homes and with Abe Pugh Barr and other families amid weekend visits and strolls along the Valley pike.
Police hold suspect in Rockville jail as witness disputes
Chief Moxley said the suspect would remain jailed in Rockville. Clarence Mills a 20 year old farm hand and sole witness claimed Polland was not the killer while 11 year old Doris Dobkin of Washington said the alleged bad musician did not attack her family and did not identify him.
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Washington
Moxley
Rockville
Clarence Mills
Polland
Doris Dobkin
Virginia Seeks Historic Places Data For Markers
The State Conservation and Development Commission asks residents to share old papers letters and family traditions about historic buildings. Contact Dr H J Eckenrode Richmond or Bryan Conrad Winchester to aid surveys for markers and monuments, as battlefield markers are already underway.
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Virginia
State Conservation and Development Commission
H. J. Eckenrode
Richmond
Bryan Conrad
Winchester
Virginia Apple Crop Seen At 1 355 000 Barrels
Virginia apple production is forecast at 1 355 000 barrels with Frederick county expected between 350 000 and 400 000. Reports note a nationwide shortage and buyers already bidding, while growers in Winchester show reluctance to commit to ahead of maturity.
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Commission
York
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Germany
Czechoslovaka
Austria
Hungary
Switzerland
Holland
France
Roumania
Italy
Frederick County
Virginia
Piedmont
Paulino Uzcadun Knocks Out Harry Wills In Fourth Round
Brooklyn July 18 Paulino Uzcadun the bounding bhasques of the Py rennes knocked out Harry Wills New Orleans negro in the fourth round of their bout here today Wills was warned against breaking in the first round They slugged to head as the bell rang and Uzcadun landed an overhand right to Wills head in the final moments Wills went down twice more before the finish with finishing blows delivered by right handers
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Paulno Uzcadun
Bhasques
Pyrennes
Harry Wills
New Orleans
Paulino
Will
Wills
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