Winchester Social Notes Move Through Busy Week
A Friday schedule features the American Legion Post luncheon at a local hotel and a W. O. W. meeting at Odd Fellows Hall. The column lists numerous visiting relatives and residents from Shepher dstown to Winchester, with travel plans to Pittsburgh, Bluefield, and Virginia Beach. It notes an appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital and mentions upcoming visits to Algonquin Maine Niagara Falls and Rehoboth Beach.
Community Celebrations and Local Announcements
Mrs. Mary Wells hosts a surprise birthday party for her daughter Cora with many neighbors and family members in attendance. Upcoming social events include a Winchester Golf Club dance on July 19 with the George Washington Hotel Orchestra. Also noted are two summer weddings and several birth announcements from Memorial Hospital reflecting local family milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wells
Cora Wells
Sharp Street
Patterson
Junior
Harry
Nancy
Mae Henry
F Miller
Judyay
Patsy
Jerry Hepr
Gentry
W. G. Galloday
Billy
Mary Cather
Ine
Margie
Dennis Cole
John, Denny
Mary da
Virginia Nixon
John Ray
Alice Uner
Lucille E. Decks
Pedith Johnson
Dorothy Sperrow
Peggy Thompson
Y Masters James
Lovelle ‘Thompson
Wells
Carper
Winchester Golf Club
George Washington Hotel
Sea
Louise Moore
Earl Dicks
E. Cecil Street
Memorial Hospital
Tomato Princess Chosen For Winchester and Frederick Co
Sixteen year old Miss Colleen Cather of Valley Pike has been selected by the Winchester Lions Club to represent Winchester and Frederick County as princess in the Court of Queen Morgan at the Tomato and Heayn Festival in Berkeley Springs West Virginia from August 30 to September 1 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Cather
J. B. Cather
Valley Pike
Winchester Lions Club
Winchester
Frederick County
Queen Morgan
Berktley
Springs
W. Va
Webber Family Holds Jordan Springs Reunion
The Webber reunion at Jordan Springs on Sunday drew a large crowd despite morning rain. A picnic lunch followed a noon clearing and a worship program. Music and selections by Burleson, Elliott, Saunders, and others preceded games, with many Webber relatives and extended kin from Virginia to Pennsylvania in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
Jordan Springs
Frayce
Craig
London
Luke
Samuel Burleson
Bertha Burleson
Virginia
Kathleen Elliott
Wadesville
Helen
Velma
Charlotte Saunders
Chambersburg
William Mong
Glenville Barney
George Mong
Anna Mong
Martinsburg
Hamilton Webber
Anna
Mary Webber
Henry Webber
Springmills
W. Va
Charlie Webber
Frank Webber
Jeannetta Webber
Waynesboro
William Webber
Vivian Webber
Hagerstown
Arthur Webber
Albert Webber
Hazel
Loraine
Mildred
Ruby Webber
Bruce Davis
Clara
Jane Davis
George Melvin
Charles Joseph
Donnie Davis
Roy Webber
Jackie
George
Christian Webber
Edith Webber
Louise
Media
Roy Miller
Hattie Hoffman
Brownie Hoffman
Paul Mong
Bunker Hill
Robert Miller
Keep Figure Young by Exercise
This unsigned fitness piece urges daily exercise to stay youthful and agile. It describes a ten minute morning routine with simple stretches and movements, plus a warm bath and self-massage to boost mood, digestion, and body tone, stressing consistency and rhythm.
Dayton Couple Called Home By Grandmother’s Death
Mr and Mrs Arthur Shull Jr of Dayton Ohio were visiting relatives when they were summoned to Cincinnati by the death of Mrs Shulls w mothers grandmother the late Mrs Cc E Bryant Mr Paul Thomson departed yesterday for Louisiana for a visit through July 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shull Jr
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Shull
Arthur Shull Sr
Cincinnati
Paul Thomson
Louisiana
Chanters Practice Ahead of Fort Meade Concert
The Chanters meet Friday at 7 30 in the Presbyterian Sunday School Rooms. With only two weeks left before the Fort Meade Concert, every member is urged to attend. Young People Of Bruce Town To Have Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Fort Meade
Social Etiquette Tips And Local Community Notices
Modern etiquette guidance covers engravings on letter papers and declining invitations. A church musical program on July 20 at 8 pm features Thelma Edwards Bobby Edwards Emma Dettra Gladys Cochran and others at Brucetown Church. Old Fredericktown Garden Club met at Mrs. McSherry Lupton with large attendance and assistant hostesses Mrs. D J Howard and Mrs. Paul Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Fredericktown Garden Club
McSherry Lupton
D. J. Howard
Paul Thomson
Iowa Shed Holds 1909 Maxwell Idle for 22 Years
An Iowa shed preserves a 1909 Maxwell automobile that has not been registered since 1919. The Iowa motor vehicle department received an inquiry about licensing a car kept in retirement and slated for possible street use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Motor Vehicle Department
Lady Somers Sinks with 37 Lives Lost
The Admiralty reports the auxiliary vessel Lady Somers has been sunk with 37 fatalities from a crew of 175. Of the crew, 138 survivors were rescued by Spanish ships and are being landed at a neutral port. Lloyds Register lists the ship as an 8,194 ton Canadian National Steamship cover vessel with Montreal as home port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Lady Somers
Lloyd’s Register
Canadian National Steamship Cover
Montreal
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American Legion
Odd Fellows Hall
Gerrardstown
John Este J
Billie
Joyce
Shepherdstown
Forbes Gregory
John Edward
Carl Conn
Cumberland
Wesley Webber
Blair Webber
Mary Jane Webber
Earl Fiddler
Jean
John Morrison
Asbury Morrison
Dorothy
Doris Morrison
Russell Morrison
Betty
Ruth
Rumy
Grimes
Chester Webber
Charles
Evelyn Shade
A. Webber
Stephenson
Leo Webber
Mary
Adam Webber
Brucetown
Morris Burleson and Son
Clyde Sanders
Harvey Kill
Glassport
Allen Ot
A. T. Riter
E. E. Harbaugh
Son
la Platte, Md
Lewis Richards
Blanton
Bertha Lewis
Nannie Doarm
Pennsylvania
Mary Scully
Pittsburgh
Austin Morgan
Bluefield
Mrs. Morgan
Lawrence Tierney
Harry Bates
Norfolk
Clarence Himel
Valley Avenue
May McCarty
Washington
New York
Boscawen Street
Paul Rhodes
Walter Myers
Roanoke
Mary Louise Gershank
C. H. Henkel
Eleanor Flood
George Franklin
Charles Faber
Huntington, W. Va
Bertha Rudy
Margaret Byrd
Cornelia Larus
Freddie Campbell
Charlie Roginson
Virginia Beach
William R. Marston
Charlottesville
Robert Y. Conrad
National Gallery of Art
Smithsonian Institution
Mrs. Champ Conner
Algonquin, Maine
Will Hardesty
Berryville
Medina, N. J
Charles Gregory
Niagara Falls
Elizabeth Baker
Rev
William D. Smith
Christ Church Va
Justin Funkhouser
Fairmont Ave
C. P. McVicar, Jr
Strasburg
Frances Wilkins
A. R. Dunning
Boyce
W.C. Pdumdyke
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
W. R. Hillyard
North Avenue
Raoul Garrabrandt
Northern Virginia
the Mutual Insurance Co
Richmond
Mifflin Clowe, Jr
M. B. Clowe, Sr
Lieut
Fritz Riefkohl
J. W. Riley
Riefkohl
Piccadilly Street
Delmar Robinson
Delmar Robinson, Jr
Rehoboth Beach
Mrs. Robinson
Ann Elizabeth
Martha
Miss Wells
Miss Bolen
Mr. Rees
Markham
Frances Bolen
Giles Bolen
Frank Rees
Leeds
F. R. White
Gretchen
Eleanor Fritts
Hampton
Brooks
Centers
Bunkist
Sunkist
Light House
TVORY
Leree
Swanee Brand Tea
Stor
Graham _ Cratke
Fancr
White House
Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Oxfords
Huntsberry
Helen Follett
Reader
Abel
Giney
Sammie Hill
The
Bruce
Mr. Benny
Land O’lakes
van Camp
F. F. V. Saltines
Supreme Blend
Swift
Land-O-Lakes
LEA & Perrins
Irinso
Rinso
LUX Rinso
Sma
Ige
LUX
United Food Stores
Webster’s Columbia Concise
Pifer Company
Pifer’s
Rachel
Rumford
Rumford Baking Powder
Box
Rumford, Rhode Island
Wna
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
DIAL
Underwood
Underwood’s Bakery