Golden Rule Bible Class Guests Visit Martinsburg
The Golden Rule Bible Class of Braddock Street Methodist Church South hosted the Martinsburg group yesterday. The Winchester class traveled with the United Brethren Orchestra bringing the total to 72 attendees. Herbert S. Larrick spoke as a principal participant.
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Martinsburg
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist Church of
Winchester
United Brethren Orchestra
Herbert S. Larrick
Visitors at the White and Slaughter Homes
Mrs Curley and children from Quicksburg with the Sagers and Butlers from Takoma Park visited Mr and Mrs Thomas White on South Kent street yesterday. Mrs A J Allen of Martinsburg spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs S A Slaughter as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Quicksburg
A. J. Allen
Martinsburg, W. Va
Local residents visit relatives in Martinsburg and Gainesboro
Mr and Mrs Richard Brown Sr and Mr and Mrs T J Daleson and Robert of this city spent yesterday in Martinsburg West Virginia with Mr and Mrs Leslie Brown. Mr and Mrs Wade Emmett of Washington DC spent the past weekend at Mrs E C Emmett home in Gainesboro Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brown, Sr
T. J. Daleson
Robert
Martinsburg
W. Va
Leslie Brown
Wade Emmett
Washington, D. C
E. C. Emmett
Gainesboro, Va
Mrs Charles Keffer Returns After Weekend Visit
Mrs Charles Keffer, long based in Washington Setar, has returned home after spending the weekend with relatives in this city and Strasburg Virginia.
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Charles Keffer
Washington
Setar
Strasburg, Va
Local residents visit relatives over weekend travels
Mrs W E Huntsberry and daughter Mary Katherine Huntsberry with Mrs Elmer Steel of Stephens City Va return from Har risonburg Va to their homes. Mr H P Woltz returns to Baltimore after weekend with family. George R Dawson and sons George and Collins of Greensboro NC were guests of Mrs W E Barr. Mr and Mrs Charles Brannon of Asheville NC spent the weekend here. L R Swimley and family plan to move to Hagerstown Md. Arthur Henning Clyde Henning and Mrs Anna Henning with Glyds Sparrow of West Chester Pa visited Stephens City. The group, except Mrs Henning, will stay with her daughter Mrs Walter Carter. all have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Huntsberry
Mary Katherine Huntsberry
Elmer Steel
Stephens City
W. T. Lineweaver
Harrisonburg
George R. Dawson
Messrs
George and
Gcollins Dawson
Greensboro
N. c
W. E. Barr
Dawson
Collins Taylor
This City
Charles Brannon
Asheville, N. C
Arthur Henning
Clyde
Anna Henning
New Oxford
Glyds V. Sparrow
West Chester
Hennings
Walter Carter
Henning
Local Couples Plan Summer Camping Trips and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. DeWitt depart for Bridgewater to camp for three weeks. Mr. Charles Nicholson of Baltimore returns home after a weekend at Plainfield, Kernstown. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lewis and Thurman visit Gettysburg with Mrs. Emmart and Mr. and Mrs. Sherley from Darkesville West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nicholson
Baltimore, Md
Plainfield
S. N. Childs
Kernstown
Ray Lewis
Thurman
North Loudoun Street
Emmart
Sherley
Darkesville
West Va
Gettysburg
Dar
Local men head to Atlantic City for vacation
Messrs. Warren Eddy Elmer Pat Reardon and Kenneth Rush left yesterday for Atlantic City New Jersey where they will spend their vacation.
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Messrs
Warren Eddy
Elmer
Pat Reardon
Kenneth Rush
Atlantic City
N. J
William Deshon Returns From Baltimore Visit
Mr. William Deshon has returned from a visit to his son Mr. Robert Deshon in Baltimore and is very much improved in health.
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William Deshon
Robert Deshon
Baltimore
Walter Smith Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Mr. Walter Smith returned to his Washington DC home after spending the past weekend in the area with friends.
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Walter Smith
Washington, D. C
Local residents travel and social notes span towns
Miss Emily Sanford plans a Charlottesville home vacation with relatives. Ethel Windle visited Strasburg Virginia. Henry Bryarly and party from Washington DC stayed over weekend. Mrs William Shank and son Lawrence returned home after Baltimore. Wilma Ware celebrated birthday with a Braddock street party. William Grim family Maggie Wood and Cecil Grim visited B and E Beach in Charles Town. C L Ford of New York stayed with G F House. Samuel Cooper and son from Martinsburg visited relatives nearby.
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Wilma Ware
Braddock Street
William Grim
Maggie Wood
Cecil Grim
B. and
E.” Beach
Charles Town
Mrs Loney Cline Returns Home From Hagerstown Visit
Mrs Loney Cline returns to her home after visiting her sister Mrs Weidmeyer in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Loney Cline
Weidmeyer
Hagerstown
Grim Family Return Visit Across Time in Washington
Miss Silva Grim and her brother Master Courtney Grim return to time with their aunt Mrs Mae Cooper at her Washington DC home. Mr Joseph R Hill and daughter Mrs A L Turner of South Cameron street spend a week with Mr and Mrs Piggott in Loudoun county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Maddox
Catonsville, Md
W. B. Barnett
Cameron Street
Holmes Barnett
Winifred Smith
Gates, N. C
Mrs. L. R. Smith
North Cameron Street
Miss Silva Grim
Master Courtney Grim
Mae Cooper
Washington, D. C
Joseph R. Hill
A. L. Turner
South Cameron Street
Piggott
Loudoun County
Mrs. B James Ferguson Visits New York Hosts
Mrs. B James Ferguson of New York is the guest of Mr and Mrs Shirley Carter at their West Boscawen street home during a local social visit.
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B. James Ferguson
New York
Mrs
Shirley Carter
West Boscawen Street
Local Families Return From Extended Vacations
Mrs H D Robinson and two children return from several weeks visiting her parents in Fairmont West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Harry A Schmidt return from a delightful stay at their Culver Lake cottage New Jersey. Rev and Mrs Robert B Nelson and children depart for New Russia in the Adirondacks for six weeks annual vacation.
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Harry A. Schmidt
Culver Lake
N. J
Robert B. Nelson
New Russia
Adirondacks
Baltimore guests visit Miss Diffendderfer on Cameron Street
Mr and Mrs Joseph Hranicka and son Joseph Jr of Baltimore Md are guests of Miss Eliza Diffenderfer at her Cameron Street home. Mr Hranicka works for the Baltimore Sun and Mrs Hranicka was formerly Miss Amy Goswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hranicka
Joseph, Jr
Baltimore, Md
Eliza Diffenderfer
South Cameron Street
Hranicka
Baltimore Sun
Amy Goswell
Sterling continues ill at Fairmont home
Mrs. A. W. Sterling remains ill with heart trouble at her Fairmont West Virginia residence. Her niece Miss Mary Robinson and nephew Mr. H. D. Robinson, who stayed with her for several days, have returned.
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A. W. Sterling
Fairmont
W. Va
Mary Robinson
H. D. Robinson
Willing Workers Meeting At Miller Home Get Concert
Mr and Mrs George Miller hosted the Willing Workers of the First Baptist Church on Senseney road last Thursday evening. After the meeting, a musical program was provided and refreshments were served.
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George Miller
Senseney Road
First Baptist Church
Misses Stryker and Miller Attend Atlantic City Weekend
Misses Stryker and Helen Miller spent the past weekend in Atlantic City New Jersey as guests of Frederick R. Stryker the brother of their host.
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Marshal] Stryker
Helen Miller
Atlantic City
N. J
Frederick . R. Stryker
Mrs Rebecca Tumbler Returns Home From Visit
Mrs Rebecca Tumbler of Balti more Maryland has been visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Klompus and recently departed for Baltimore to resume residence.
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Rebecca Tumbler
Baltimore
Klompus
Ebersole Family Hosts Visitors from Sharpsburg and Antietam
Mr and Mrs William Ebersole and Miss Maggie Ebersole of Sharpsburg Pa and Mrs Anna Jamison of Antietam were guests yesterday at the Ebersoles home on National avenue Mr and Mrs W E Smith plan a Tuesday picnic and fishing party for their house guests Mr and Mrs S A Baker of Gulfport Mississippi
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William Ebersole
Maggie Ebersole
Sharpsburg, Pa
Anna Jamison
Antietam
Matthew Ebersole
National Avenue
W. E. Smith
Nnd
S.A. Baker
Gulfport
Army Officer Dies After TNT Blast At Devens Camp
Capt. Lewis R. Edmonds died at the Devens camp hospital from wounds after TNT charges exploded injuring six enlisted men. A Mass General Hospital lab expert rushed to perform blood tests for a blood transfusion attempt to save Edmonds. The explosion occurred while engineers tested a Lampot bridge across the Nashua River to aid the Thirteenth Infantry crossing.
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Associated Press
Camp Devens
Mass
Lewis R. Edmonds
Camp Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Guard
Edmonds
One Hundred and First Engineers
Massachusetts National Guard
Nashua River
United States Infantry
First Baptism of Fire for American Flag at Fort Stanwix
Washington reports historians found evidence that the Stars and Stripes earned its baptism of fire in the defense of Fort Stanwix New York on Aug 2 1777. The improvised flag used a blue field cut from a camulet cloak and red and white stripes from army sacks and gear.
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Washington
Fort Stanwix
N. Y
Zate Tades
Peekskill
War Department
Marinus Willett
No Real Effort To Enforce Prohibition Charges
Augusta July 18 Sen William E Borah Idaho Republican told the Ministers Association that enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment has never existed and urged a party loyalty to the constitution He warned that nullification of the Volstead act and the constitution imperil constitutional government calling for decisive public action to enforce prohibition and stop political gaming
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Sen
Borah
Augusta
William E. Borah
Idaho
Ministers Association
United States
Borak
Italy
Poland
New York
Mountain Falls Notes in Virginia During July
Mountain Falls Virginia notes report G C Bucher and Charles Hodgson starting threshing. Shadyside home of James Bucher reweatherbeard and painted. Milton Williams and Howard White did work. Mr and Mrs B Lowery visiting Oranda friends. J B Crowell guest at Lawson Moore. Ralph Morris visiting Mountain Falls. Foxes increasing, fox hunters have good chance. Dora Priplett returned from two week visit with husband in Rockville Maryland.
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Mountain Falls
G. C. Bucher
Charles Hodgson
Ralph Morris
Winchester
Dora Priplett
Rockville
Two Killed as Airplane Dives to Earth
Washington July 18 Secretary Robah Blanc and Mack Colt of Hendersonville died this afternoon at Patton Memorial Hospital after the airplane piloted by C D Calquitt plunged 499 feet at Mountain Home near Atlanta. Calquitt was seriously injured but expected to recover. The plane went into a nose dive and was demolished.
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Washington
Robah Blanc
Mack Colt
Hendersonville
Patton Memorial Hospital
C. D. Calquitt
Atlanta
Calquitt
Mountain Home
Net Drawing In McPherson Case
Officials seek clothing stores where Aimee Semple McPherson bought items during her absence to place her near Agua Prieta Mexico before the 36 day captivity. Investigators also search for Kenneth G. Ormiston as grand jury testimony looming. crowds fill Angelus Temple revival services.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Grand Jury
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Angelus Fempte Redie
The
Evanglist
North Carolina
Mrs. McPherson
Doctors Try In Vain To Stop Girl From Sneezing
In Bristol Virginia on July 19 doctors report Nine physicians have failed to treat Dorothy Baker a 15 year old who has sneezed constantly while awake for a month The sneezing ends during sleep but resumes at the slightest sound or disturbance.
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Girl
The
Associated Press
Bristol
Dorothy Baker
Farmer Killed in Row Over Petting Parties Near Keokuk
Samuel Hurd, 46, was killed in a confrontation on a highway near Keokuk Iowa tied to alleged petting parties in parked cars. Seven sons of prominent families were questioned after a shotgun fired in the scuffle over possession and a demand for money in exchange for not reporting the incident to authorities.
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Associated Press
Keokuk
Iowa
Here
Samuel Hurd
Hurd
Appeals To Picnic Parties To Refrain From Leaving Trash
Public notices from the Woman's Civic League urge picnickers to keep woods roadside and camp sites clean. They warn that litter spoils scenery and public enjoyment, calling for removing boxes papers and leftovers after meals.
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Woman's Civic League
More Conspirators To Face Trial For Plot To Kill Kemel
Angora reports the Turkish government plans a second act in the trials of political opponents. About sixty suspects, including unionists connected to the Kemalist regime, are to be tried in the new capital as more names like Enver Pasha and Djemal Pasha are anticipated during the proceedings.
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Presa
Angora
Smyrna
Mustapha Ixeomal Pasha
Turkey
Union and Progress
Enver Pasha
Djemal Pasha
Walsh Party Attracts Eastern Papers In Camera Run In
Miss Walsh and her mother drew attention from eastern metropolitan newspapers as they exited a telegraph office. A local photographer tried to take their picture during interviews with Washington reporters, but the pair dodged the camera and fled into a nearby office while cameras were leveled.
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Forrest Wale
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Winchester
Today
Star
Walsh
Miss Walsh
Washington
Special July Rate Now In Effect
Renew your subscription now and receive the discount. $1.00 per year by carrier and $3.00 per year by mail if paid in advance before July. Listing from The Evening Star shows the special rate details for early renewal.
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THE
Evening Star
Ladies on shopping trip and weekend visit
Mrs. L. H. Grim and Miss Rose Ebersole are in Washington today on a shopping tour. They will return tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carper and daughter, Ernestine, Miss Elizabeth Baker and Taylor Simpson motored to Keyser W Va yesterday to spend the weekend with friends and are being accompanied home by Miss Mida Brown who will spend some time with friends here.
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Ernest ~Carper
Ernestine
Elizabeth Baker
Taylor Simpson
Keyser
W. Va
Mida Brown
Lawn Party at Pleasant Valley for Piano Fund
A lawn party fundraiser to support a piano fund will be held July 23 near D. A. Smith's residence in Pleasant Valley. Proceeds aid musical equipment and community programs. Local residents are invited to attend.
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Pleasant Valley
D. A. Smith
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Robert Swartz
Catawba Sanatorium
Swartz
Catawba
Lloyd Kaiser
Balimore
Trien
Margarit
Clara Shank
Samuel Beckenheimer
Estelle Nathanson
Mr. H. P. Woltz
Mid
L. R. Swimley
Swimley
R. C. DeWitt
Bridgewater
Empire Theatre
American Legion Sample
Emily Sanford
Charlottesville
Ethel Windle
Henry Bryarly
William Shank
Lawrence Shank
Samuel Cooper
C. N. Cooper
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
the Nathanson Company
Loudoun
Main
Arsenal
Morristown
N. J., Armory
Lake Denmark Arsenal
Kemel
Walsh Party
Firemen’s Carnival
Smith
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Block Island
Rome
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