Former Fort Loudoun Girl Is To Be Married
Winchester readers note engagements and local events as Miss Frances Pemberton Dade, a former Fort Loudoun Seminary student, prepares to wed Brock Van Avery of Scarborough New York. Other items cover injuries from a Berryville crash, a picnic for Mrs Taitoue, and local social happenings.
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Fort Loudoun
Winchester
Metropolitan
Frances Pemberton Dade
Brock van Avery
Scarborough
N. Y
Miss Dade
Ernest Spencer
New York
Dade
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Caroline H. Pemberton
Mitchell Hill
Montrose
Frances
Della Malone
Percy E. Malone
Berryville
Clarke County
Frances Malone
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Herman H. Hable
Berryville Pike
Malone
Hable
Taitoue
Cary Harrison
John Farrar, Jr
Pierre Taitoue
Courtney Byrd Jones
Courtney B. Jones
Millwood
Winchester Younger
Shrine Club Supper and Weekday Club Meetings Preview
Social calendar lists Shrine Club supper at Hotel Drusillo in Jordan White Sulphur Springs Monday at 7 p m. Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Tuesday at 12 30 p m. Kiwanis luncheon Wednesday at 12 45 p m. Youth choir practice at United Brethren Church 6 45 p m. Grace Lutheran adult choir 8 30 p m. Rotary Club meeting at George Washington Hotel 1 00 p m. Willing Workers Yard Party at First Baptist Church lawn Friday evening. American Legion post at George Washington Hotel 12 30 p m Friday. Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South youth choir at 7 00 p m.
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Shrine Club
Hotel Drusillo
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
The
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
American Lesson Post
Geo. Washington
Young People’s Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Willing Workers’ Society of
First Baptist Church
Girls' Athletic Association Dinner Party Highlights
The Girls' Athletic Association hosted a dinner at Tokus Inn on Thursday evening for about thirty members and guests. Mary Sullivan presided as toastmistress with a verse program and acts by Elsie Mathews and others, plus songs and jokes.
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Tokus Inn
Girls’ Athletic Association
Ella Brown Bauserman
Virginia Harrell
Elizabeth Hollis
Elsie Mathews
Irene Headley
Ida Lycett
Elena Hoshour
Jennie Stover
Ruth Thomas
Philomena Laren
Estelle Newlin
Marion Ewing
Opal Robinson
Virginia Pangle
Thelma Hauptman
Mary Thomas
Mary Sullivan
Lab
Mary
Song Bird
Dumbells
Delegates Return From Elks Convention
Lawrence C. Hollis and Andrew Bell returned to Winchester from Birmingham Alabama after attending the National Convention of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. The Winchester Lodge No 867 delegates traveled 1600 miles by motor with no trouble.
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Elks
Messrs
Lawrence C. Hollis
Andrew Bell
Winchester
Birmingham
Ala
the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Winchester Lodge
Messrs Bell
Hollis
Dancing Tonight At The Winchester Golf Club Dance
Invitations issued for the first summer Saturday night dance at the Winchester Golf Club. The event attracts the younger set with pre party plans and noted attendees from Winchester.
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Flood
H. D. Flood
South Stewart Street
Miss Westwood
Beverley Byrd
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Robert Portner
Richmond
Winchester Golf Club
Prohibition Raid Sparks Bay Area Uproar
Alexandria Bay New York July 15 The Chamber of Commerce denounces Syracuse prohibition raids as brutal and dangerous warning of possible bloodshed within 48 hours officials pledge inquiry. A mob attacked raiders injuring two, while a hotel maid and a man were hurt in later incidents. Federal agent Burke Bornemann was arrested on a highway violation charge.
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Alexandria Bay
N. Y
Chamber of Commerce Today
Lsst Washington
Chamber
Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
Woodcock
Prohibition Service
Royal
Copeland
Robert F. Wagner
Bertrand H. Snell
Francis D
United States
G. J Savage
S Ign
Prohibition
Ross Visgar
Cora Bradley
Visgar
Burke Bornemann
Syracuse
Weather outlook for the week from AP report
Washington dispatch notes generally fair skies and near normal temperatures across the North and Middle Atlantic states for the coming week. Local showers possible with slightly warmer conditions midweek.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Closing prices of grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade today cover Wheat Corn Oats and Rye for July September and December contracts. Wheat figures stand at July 33 48 September 47 December 50. Corn July 31 42 September 33 December 33 4. Oats July 18 53 September 19 December 21 2. Rye July 20 44 September 20 24 December 33.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Senate lowers rates on veterans bonus certificates
The Senate sent to the White House a bill reducing interest on veterans bonus certificate loans from 4.2 to 3.2 percent and allows loans on certificates under two years old.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
White House
Vacillation Drops Out In Stock Trading
The stock market opened weakly and drifted through a weekend session with limited rallies. Profit taking appeared, leaving the day with a softer tone as Sterling cables rose to $3.5442.
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Associated Press
New York
Sterling Cables
Mrs Clarence Owen at Bluemont Va Summer Resort
Mrs Clarence T Owen of West Clifford Street is spending time at a summer resort near Bluemont Virginia.
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Clarence T. Owen
West Clifford Street
Bluemont
Weekend heat wave to push temperatures higher nationwide
Heat waves across the U S with highs near 105 in Texas and around 100 elsewhere kill nineteen in the south and nine in Chicago plus drownings in Minnesota Indiana and Iowa. Forecasters warn the heat will persist into Sunday with only brief cooling from thunderstorms in some areas. Virginia reports notably cooler morning readings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Corsicana
Long View
Texas
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Minnesota
Indiana
North Dakota
Iowa
South
Atlanta
New Orleans
Cotton Belt
Virginia
Senate Debates Bank and Relief Bills Amid 1932 Campaign
The Senate used its chamber as a campaign forum as Democratic Leader Robinson attacked Hoover officials and defended Roosevelt. Senators Smoot Harrison and Kean sparred over tariff policy and prohibition, with Harrison backing repeal and Kean supporting the Republican platform stance.
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Ware
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Hoover
Mills
Hurley
Hyde
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smoot
White House
Herbert Hoover
Smoot-Hawley
Garner
United States
Hoover Reconstruction
Reconstruction Corporation
Harrison
Democratic Plank
Chicago
Prohibition Policy Split At National Board Of Strategy
The National Board of Strategy urged member groups to back candidates favoring prohibition as law. It declined to endorse Hoover and split over immediate party endorsement while a Borah run was debated. Dr Leigh Colvin resigned, planning a strong bone dry ticket, as factions pressed for a repeal stance. Senate moves on Wagner repeal and Prohibition Reform figures spoke on reform efforts.
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Hoover
Leigh Colvin
Prohibition Party
Board of Strategy
Borah
Colvin
Oliver W. Stewart
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Senate
Bulkley
Ohio
Judiciary Committee For
Wagner
Charles H. Sabin
Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Republican convention backs platform and prohibition plank
The Republican meeting endorsed the national platform opposing repeal and rejected a pledge to repeal prohibition by 708 to 130. The statement also labels rival views as a fraud and deception within the party debates.
Vet groups push toward Capitol in three day march
The marchers on the eastern plaza edge continued their trek for three days while police monitored. After Waters spoke several left the grounds as Glassford vowed to keep the area clear and promised Vice President Curtis he would act.
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Waters
Glassford
Curtis
Federal Agents Surrender Expected in Maryland Incident
In La Plata Maryland three federal prohibition agents named Thomas Allen W G Mitchell and R A Brantley told Charles county officials they would surrender when a hearing is set. Wallace Clark and wife Mollie Clark allege the agents beat them with brass knuckles after coming to the home seeking water for a car radiator. Deputy administrator Lowell R Smith claimed the couple attacked the agents.
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Associated Press
LA Plata
Prohibition
Charles County
Wallace Clark
Clark
Mollie
Thomas Allen
W. G. Mitchell
R. A. Brantley
Lowell R. Smith
Baltimore
Warden and Sprint Chartered in Virginia
Charters issued by the State Corporation Commission include Warden and Sprint, Incorporated, Winchester, Virginia. Maximum capital is $10,000 with Harry C. Warden of Berryville, Va., as president. The company will buy sell export and import apples and other fruits and produce. Josh Newlin, attorney, Winchester.
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The
Star
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Warden and Sprint, Incorporated
Winchester
Harry C. Warden
Berryville
Josh Newlin
Gasoline Tax Collections Decline in Virginia
Virginia gasoline tax receipts for April and May show declines from 1931 figures, the first drop since the tax began in 1923. April collections were 943,945.86 versus 976,575.17 last year a 3.34 percent fall. May receipts 1,000,169.49 against 1,048,925.82 a 4.65 percent drop, while March rose 5.14 percent. June payments due July 20. First six months total 5,415,641.14, up 3.22 percent from 5,246,922.70.
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Richmond
Virginia
Japan Declares Its Own Monroe Doctrine
The article asserts Japan adopts a Monroe Doctrine style policy to exclude outsiders from Asia, permitting only a specified smaller group near its northeastern corner.
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Japan
Asia
Oufstanders
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Keyser
Jake Keyser
Flint Hill
Rappahannock County
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah
Peyton R. Harrison
Charles Town
W. Va
Martinsburg
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Boyce Alumni Association
Battletown Inn
Boyce Agricultural High School
Lower
L. W. Wallace
East
Leicester Street
Wallace
Liggett-Myers Tobacco Company
Ernest Clevenger
Charles Shewbridge
No. 257 Parkway
Bernice Clevenger
Gertrude
Eleanora Clevenger
Dave Hawthorne
Herbert Miller
Herbert Floyd
Garland Canter
Thurman Pierce
Claudine Lovett
Juanita Hockman Sydnor
Misses Bright Grove
Sarah Mercer
Chester Reer
Leonard Riley
Taylor Barr
Cris Hockman
Cheter Riley
Huntsberry
Mrs. Weaver
Aubrey Weaver
Front Royal
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Philip Williams
B. B. Dutton
H. B. McCormac
Donald L. Weems
Thomas B. Byrd
John Heber Flood
Valley Avenue
Wilson
R. C. Ringgold
Shepherdstown
Woodrow Wilson
Perry
Alan W. Perry
East Cork Street
Helena M. Perry
D. E. Stultz
Lee Luttrell
J. K. Luttrell
Sensensy Road
Mrs. Luttrell
Bruce Shockey
Mary Shockey
Jane Mudd
Cameron Street
Alexandria
Courtland Warfield
C. A. Barrett
Fairview Avenue
Charles I. Cather
United States Coast Artillery Reserve
War Department
Henry Schneider
Mrs. Schneider
Elizabeth Steele
Beverley Wright
Robert Y. Conrad
South Washington Street
Oxnard
Delaplane
N. H. Carpenter, Jr
Urban C. Sheetz
Memorial Hospital
East Piccadilly Street
John P. Hayley
West Cork Street
Cape Porpoise
Maine
Mrs. Hayley
E. M. Jones
L. M. Woods
Camp Holabird
Frederick M. Ritter
Brooklyn
James F. Ritter
Evelyn Wright
Courtfield Avenue
Prohibition Department
Congress
Mississippi
Kean
N. J
New Jersey
Republican Platform Committee
Drys
National Board of Strategy Today
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lovett
N. Main St
Capitol
Warden
Sprint
the Commercial & Savings Bank
R. M. Swimley
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