Forest Glen Wedding in Clarke County
Miss Juanita Fishpaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Fishpaw married Samuel Hurst of Winchester at Forest Glen Clarke county The ceremony featured a ribboned aisle music by Mrs Wilbur Gaunt and Mr John McDonald The couple will reside in Winchester along with a reception and gifts from guests in Washington Philadelphia Martinsburg Baltimore and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Glen
Attrac
John M. County
Fishpaw
Clarke
Treing Myrnae
Juanita Ju
Wilbur Gaunt
John McDonald
Janet Pitzer
Martinsburg
W. Va
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Winchester
Esther Ridgeway
West Virginia
Joseph Duckwall
Dilwin Jackson
Philadelphia
Conrad Cunningham
Clarke County
James Dorsey
Washington
Triplett Hardesty, Jr
Cummit Point
Dix
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Berryville High School
Blackstone Female College
Handley Schools of
Hurst
Kentucky
Imperial Orchard Company
Berkeley Counties
Mrs Correll in Critical Illness at Home
Friends learn Mrs Ida Correll widow of J E Correll is critically ill at her South Loudoun Street home. After months of failing health she rallied briefly but today is little improved and she was moved to the hospital.
Faulkner Suffer Heart Trouble at North Kent Street Home
Mrs. I. H. Faulkner is seriously ill at her North Kent Street home with heart trouble. Her condition grew critical, and her daughter Mrs. J. Gray Beverley was summoned from out of town. Serenaders Play In Martinsburg. The Shenandoah Valley Serenaders returned home after a Rosemont Park dance in Martinsburg West Virginia. Members include Miss Lavella Anderson, George Pine, John Dunn, Garland Spillman, John Wern, Harry Dunn, and John Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Faulkner
North Kent Street
J. Gray Beverley
Serenaders
Martinsburg
Shenandoah Valley Serenaders
Rosemont Park
W.va
Winchester
LaVella Anderson
George Pine
John Dunn
Garland Spillman
John Wern
Harry Dunn
John Anderson
Girls Athletic Association Dance and Swim Announcement
The Girls Athletic Association plans a dance and swimming party next Monday night in Strasburg. Members should sign up with Miss Gertrud Schneider at Emmert's Store before noon Monday. The event starts at 6 p.m. in the club room, with a picnic supper at 8 and dancing from 9 until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
Strasburg
Gertrud Schneider
Emmert’s
Episcopal minister visiting Fairfax family in town
The Rev William C Marshall rector of the Episcopal Church in Fairfax Virginia and Mrs Marshall with two daughters Elizabeth and age Marshall arrived for a visit with the Rev mothers Mrs W C Marshall Sr at her South Stewart Street home. He will spend his annual vacation at his old home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Marshall
Episcopal Church
Fairfax, Va
Local visitors and residents seen in Hagerstown
Mr. Douglas Fisher visits grandparents at the Colonial Hotel in Hagerstown Maryland. Pauline Harp a Northern Virginia Power Company representative is in town for business. Mr. and Mrs. L W Proctor stay with Mr and Mrs William Richards on North Loudoun Street. Proctor is Eastern sales manager for Ely Walker Company of St Louis. Mr and Mrs Charles Hirth with three children have returned to Wadesville Virginia after stays in Homestead and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Fisher
Mrs
F. L. Hamilton
Colonial Hotel
Hagerstown
Pauline Harp
The
Northern Virginia Power Company
L. W. Proctor
William M. Richards
North Loudoun Street
Mr. Proctor
Eastern
Ely-Walker Company
St. Louis
Charles. Hirth
Wadesville
Homestead
Pittsburgh
Local residents host visitors and travelers in Winchester
Miss Elizabeth Barr returns home after visiting friends in Washington. Mrs. Stella Topstead of Pittsburgh visits relatives here due to her father’s illness. Mrs. Leonard Leech of Washington guests her mother in Winchester while Mr. Leech visits Baltimore. Col and Mrs John Keating of Cumberland stay on business at George Washington Hotel. Miss Kaiser and Miss Painter of Tazewell are guests of Miss Margaret Smith, former classmates at Farmville State Teachers College. Mrs. H C Sheetz returns from Gaithersburg. Mrs William Irwin visits at Mrs T D Kenney’s home in Romney W Va. Mrs Campbell on West Cork street hosts Mrs Riggs and Mrs Burns of Baltimore. Mrs L Swimley and daughters return from Hagerstown with sister-in-law. George E Petley spends day in Romney on business. Mrs J Wilton Hope of Hampton hosts sister Mrs Joseph A Massie. Mr and Mrs Arthur Armel of Macedonia spend day shopping. Rev and Mrs W O Talbot, former Winchester residents, plan to reside here after purchasing Mrs Eric’s National avenue home. Mr Harold Edwards of The Commercial and Savings Bank takes a short vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Kaiser
Gladys Painter
Tazewell, Va
Margaret Smith
Kaiser
Painter
Miss Smith
State Teachers’ College
Farmville
W. O. Talbot
Salem
Eric
National Avenue
Winchester
Social Roundup Of Local Visits And Recoveries
Mrs Dillwyn Jackson of Philadelphia leaves after visiting relatives. Mrs Jackson attended the Fishpan Hurst wedding yesterday evening. Mr Harry S Taylor of Washington DC visits and is registered at the George Washington Hotel. Mr and Mrs William Hub er of Macedonia VA spent the day in Winchester shopping. Mrs Willy A Strayne and son John Strayne of Washington DC returned home after attending the funeral of Robert Curl. Miss Hattie Stover, recently operated on, shows improvement at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs O L Jamison slowly improves after two weeks illness. Mr and Mrs William Worthington of Washington DC are guests at the George Washington Hotel. Mrs Worthington formerly Miss Margaret Dame. Mrs J W Baker and son William Baker return to Cumberland MD after visiting with J A Bean's family. Miss Elizabeth Barr leaves for New Haven CT to visit Mr and Mrs Roger Clapp formerly Miss Nancy Mesmeh. Mr and Mrs Harry S Fling and children Hylda and Harry Jr of Alderson WV visit relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy A. Strayne
John Strayne
Washington, D. C
Robert Curl
William ¢. Worthington
George Washington Hotel
Worthington
Margaret Dame
Elizabeth Barr
New Haven, Conn
Roger Clapp
Nancy Mesmeh
Harry S. Fling
Miss Hylda Fling
Harry, Jr
Alderson
W. Va
James L. Fling
Bull movement breaks out anew in stock market
The bull movement in stocks surged today led by General Motors common, which hit a new high near 163 with large blocks traded, about five points above yesterday. Call money rose to 4 1/2 percent. Total volume around 1,500,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presse
New York
General Motors Common
To Be Tried For Transporting Liquor In Virginia
Harry Smith of Shenandoah County Va. faces trial on charges of transporting liquor and illegal possession. The case centers on alleged illicit transport within the county jurisdiction. A date for the trial was not specified in the accessible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Shenandoah County
Mrs. Baker Heads Legion Auxiliary For Another Year
The July meeting re-elected Mrs. W A Baker as president and confirmed Frances Page secretary and Mason Snapp treasurer. Delegates to the department convention in Alexandria were Page, Lynch, Aiken with alternates Grim, Barrie, Rosenberger, Stowers. The poppy sale netted 109 dollars. membership rose to SL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
W. A. Baker
Department
Alexandria
Frances Page
Mason Snapp
M. M. Lynch
Mabel Aiken
Clifford Grim
Alexander Barrie
Lela Rosenberger
Martha Stowers
Auxiliary
Baker
Robert Y. Conrad
Frances Beverley
Recitations and Music Delight Kiwanis Club
The Winchester Kiwanis Club luncheon featured a musical program with two recitations by Miss Elizabeth Freed and two solos by Miss Mary Rosenberger, accompanied by her sister Elsie at the piano. Telegrams read included remarks of fans unable to attend and a note about a reception to Commander Byrd. Guests included Dr. C. C. Freed, L. J. Kelly, Wesley Green, M. M. Lynch, and George Petley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Elizabeth Freed
C. A. Freed
Mary Rosenberger
Elsie Rosenberger
Bell
Ann
Kiwanis
Byrd
Bill Alexatter
Kiwanis Club
L. M. Nurton
C. C. Freed
South Carolina
L. J. Kelly
Philadelphia
Wesley Green
M. M. Lynch
George Petley
Unlucky Fridays Mark Whittemore Death Sentencing
Richard Reese Whittemore known as the million dollar bandit faces execution after a string of crimes. The sequence includes a 1912 truancy, a 1925 penitentiary guard slaying, a 1926 New York arrest, and a 1926 murder conviction in Baltimore. He heard his death warrant read in his death house cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Richard Reese Whittemore
Maryland Gallows
Whittemore
Robert W. Holtman
Maryland
New York
Stoltman
Liquor Case Set for Tomorrow in County Magistrate Court
A case before Justice Tavenner in the county magistrate's court opens at 11 tomorrow morning with many witnesses summoned. It concerns an overturned automobile near Gore that spilled many liquor bottles, with the driver allegedly smashing the bottles to avoid arrest. Smith denies possessing liquor and claims another person had it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavenner
Smith
Gore
Atlanta Banker J. I. Smith Ends Life in Morning Side Home
J I Smith president of the American Real Estate Board and Bankers Trust director shot himself at his Morning Side home. The body was found by a servant, the door broken, and a shotgun blast to the abdomen. A coroner will hold an inquest. letters were found beside the body. He had links to J R Smith and W S Rankin Company and to the Farmers and Traders Bank of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
J. I. Smith
American Real Estate Board
Bankers’ Trust Company
Federal District Court
Morningside
Smith
J. R. Smith
Sylvan Hills
Farmers’ and Traders’ Bank of Atlanta
Soldier Treated After Shortened Sentence
C. M. Doyle who faced a sixty day jail term for defrauding a Winchester hotel was sent to Washington for medical care at the Veterans Bureau. A World War veteran, he is said to suffer a possibly fatal ailment and required daily morphia. Winchester paid 75 cents daily for medicine while he was imprisoned. A saxophone seized at arrest valued at 160 dollars is held to cover his board bill and medical costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Doyle
Washington, D. C
Veterans’ Bureau
Doyle
Winchester
Trifling Fire Damage at Tea Co Store on North Louden Street
Late last night a small blaze broke out behind a board partition at the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company store on North Louden Street. A silk umbrella and a vest belonging to manager J. E. Murnan were ruined before firefighters arrived. the fire was contained with chemicals and no water was used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Loudoun Street
J. E. Murnan
Leeds and Companions Rescued From Stranded Boat
Five Metropolitan Hospital ambulance drivers rescued William B. Leeds and two companions when a 30 foot gift speed boat struck a reef near Welfare Island. The trio wore life belts as rescuers pulled them from the water then ferried them to shore. The men later drove off without providing further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Hospital
William B. Leeds
Xenia
Russia
Welfare Island
Oyster Bay
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES ON SUNDAY
Sunday schedule at CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Washington and Boscawen Streets, with 8 a m holy communion 9 45 a m children service and Sunday school 11 a m morning prayer and sermon The Bread of Life No evening service Stenkhens City 9 a m rector Rev R P B Nelson conducts services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenkhens-City
First Christian Braddock and Clifford Streets Service
Supply Pastor Rev. Harry M. Crim preaches at 11 a m and 2 p m explaining The Doctrine of Christian Giving. Sunday school at 9 45 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m. All members urged to attend morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Braddock and
Clifford Streets
Harry M. Crim
Christian Endeavor
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Services Today
Pastor J Luther Neff preaches at 11 am on The Drifting Home and 8 pm on Three Odd Wishes. Junior story sermon The Cherries at morning service. Church school begins 9 45 am. All are invited to share these Sabbath privileges.
Grace Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule in West Boscawen
Reverend C A Fresco leads Grace Lutheran on West Boscawen Street with Sunday school at 9 30 a m Men’s Bible Class 9 30 a m service and sermon at 11 a m Senior Luther League 7 15 p m Vesper Service 8 p m with Rev Russell D Snyder of Shepherdstown delivering the sermon An important announcement will be made about the congregational outing and Sunday school picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Boscawen Street
C. A. Fresco
Luther League
Russell D. Snyder
Shepherdstown
First Brethren Berryville Pike Service Times
The Reverend Emerson Rohart, pastor, leads Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 a.m. and preaching at 10 45 a.m. An evening service is at 7 30 p.m. Prayer meeting is Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Berryville Pike
Emerson Rohart
Presbyterian Church South Loudoun Street Service Schedule
The Presbyterian Church on South Loudoun Street lists Pastor Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden. Services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Bible classes at 9:45 a.m. The Christian Endeavor Society meets at 7:15 p.m. Cordial invitation to all who wish to unite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Street
F. T. McFaden
Christian Endeavor
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH SCHEDULE AT NORTH BRADDOCK
The North Braddock Street United Brethren church provides a full weekly schedule with Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship with sermon at 11 00 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m led by Ralph Grubb Juniors meet with a prayer meeting at 3 00 p m and 8 00 p m service led by Henkel Carpenter Wednesday afternoon at 3 00 and evening prayer meeting at 8 00 led by Carpenter Attendance and financial support are urged as faithful duty based on the biblical call in James chapter two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Braddock Street
George W. Stover
Christian Endeavor
Ralph Grubb
Henkel Carpenter
Christ Our
James, A. Au
Unusual Honors Mention Byrd and Admired Commander
The article notes admiration for Commander Byrd with quotes from the Annapolis Luck Bag describing him as a valiant leader and a gentleman. It recounts a scene of the admiral observing a bear-skin suit and highlights quotes praising Dick's wholehearted approach and generous spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Byrd
Gainesboro Revival In Progress At Local Meeting
Religious meetings continue in Gainesboro drawing large crowds with good music as a welcoming event for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
Evangelistic Services Continue at Bruces Town Circuit
Crums Memorial and Welltown hold Sunday schools at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m Emmanuel Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 3 p m led by the Rev W B Waters evangelistic meetings run until July 26 with Waters and guests inviting the public to attend and seek Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crums Memorial
Emmanuel
Welltown
W. B. Waters
Brucestown
Uwe der Evangelist
Waters
County Presbyterian Services and Sunday Schedules
The county Presbyterian church lists Rev J Hoge Smith as pastor. Cedar Cliff in Vaucluse hosts Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 45 a m. Buciool offers Sunday school at 10 m and preaching at 3 p m. Mount Hope Chapel holds Sunday school at 2 p m and preaching at 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hoge Smith
Cedar Cliff
Vaucluse
Buciool
Mount Hope Chapel
Salvation Army Court House Auditorium Services
Open air service in front of Court House at 7 30 p m Saturday. Meeting at the jail for prisoners Sunday at 11 a m. Sunday school in the hall 2 30 p m with Bible classes for men women and children. Evangelistic services 8 p m Tuesdays and Thursdays in the hall. Sunday school 3 30 p m at Union Chapel Martinsburg pike. Services Wednesdays 7 45 p m at Union Chapel. Strangers and those without a church home invited to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Army
Union Chapel
Martinsburg Pike
Gainesboro Methodist Services and Sunday School Schedule
The Rev. H W Lindamood presides as sacraments are given at 11 a.m. at Gainesboro, with a Redland sermon at 3 p.m. and a Wesley Chapel sermon at 8 p.m. Sunday school occurs at the regular hour at all churches on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
H. W. Lindamood
Redland
Wesley Chapel
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Washington Inn
South Stewart Street
Charles Noyes Tyndall
Rebecca Holmes Tyndall
Memphis
Tenn
R. L. Burwell
Cary Burwell
Robert Burwell
John Blodgett
John Burwell
Horace Custis
D. C
John Gibson
Olive Gibson
Richmond
Daniels
New Jersey
Davis
St. Petersburg
Fla
Henry H. Norment
San
Reas
Rowe
Charleston
Gist
Sample Shoe Store
Cucrollooooscs
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
G.C. Hurst
Kelvinator Corporation
Baltimore, Md
George Rodman
J. F. Rodman
Roanoke
Daniel Metz
Adelle Metz
M. B. Chamberlin
Greencastle
Opal Robinson
Party
Ocean City
Eva Knox
Amos Shryock
Millwood Pike
Atlanta, Ga
Joseph E. Campbell
Red Banks, Mass
Sunny Side
George Kern
Alma Parkins
James Adams Sons
Liverpool
Libert Fruit Corporation
Toronto
Canada
Here
Stella Topstead
James Seabright
Topstead
Thomas Seabright
Leonard Leech
Clayton Hollis
Leech
John Keating
Cumberland, Md
H. C. Sheetz
Gaithersburg. Md
William Irwin
T. D. Kenney
Mr. Parsons
Wappacoma
Romney, W. Va
George E. Petley
Romney
J. Wilton Hope
Hampton, Va
Joseph A. Massie
Amherst Street
Arthur Armel
Macedonia, Va
Harold Edwards
Commercial and Savings Bank
Dillwyn Jackson
Harry S. Taylor
William Huber
Hattie Stover
Winchester Memorial Hospital
O. L. Jamison
J. W. Baker
Master William Baker
Cumberland
J. A. Bean
Mrs. Baker
Legion Auxiliary
Bandit
Tea Co’s
Leeds
Christ Episcopal Church
Washington and Boscawen Sts
R. PB. Nelson
Church OF Christ
West Cork Street
W. L. Dudley
Bible School
L. L. Hockman
E.L. Day
Lynchburg
Market Street
Grace Lutheran
Presbyterian Church
United Brethren
Brucetown Circuit
M. E. South
J. D. Russell
County
Presbyterian
Salvation Army Court House
Craig
Ida Ellis
the Nathanson Company
N. Loudoun (Main
Shawnee Heights
Newlin & CO
City Hall
Shawnee Realty Company
West Water Street
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