Club Notes Pushes Summer Events and Picnic Plans
The Misses Kelchner Rehill Pangle and Crisman are listed as organizers for a cake sale on Saturday July 23 at the West Picca street club rooms with Virginia Harrell and Lucy Dean in charge. A second summer dance is set for Friday July 29 at Jordan Springs Hotel with Soddy Haines and his orchestra. Winchester Emmert company employees plan an annual picnic at Big Eddy near Charles Town with Allen Emmert Martinsburg president attending along with many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kelchner
Louise Rehill
Virginia Pangle
Hellen Crisman
West Picca Street
Virginia Harrell
Lucy Dean
Jordan Springs
Winchester
F. S. Emmert, Son and Company
Big Eddy
Charles Town
Allen Emmert
Martinsburg
W. Va
L. R. Smith
Kenneth Smith
Gertrude Schneider
Irene Sinkabine
Mary Crisman
Luvella Anderson
Edwin Ritter
Blanche Shoop
Olga Meske
Morris Shanholtz
Morris Shanholtz, Jr
Henrietta Fuller
C. B. Snider
Nan Purcell
Margaret Wood
Adam Forney
Muriel Hannum
Annie Grim
Kathryn Yost
Emma Crump
Jean Foster
Patsy Foster
Bridge Parties and Suppers Being Planned
Society circles in Clarke county and Winchester prepare a busy week of afternoon bridge events and suppers. Mrs. Raymond Baby hosts in Shepherdstown, W Va, while Mrs. Llewelyn Bull welcomes Virginia guests and Mrs. Charles H Consolvo entertains in Clarke county. The Longwood lawn party honors Mrs. Pierre Taitoue with 8 o clock supper, dancing and cards. Frank M Boucher, Warner Brothers district manager, sails from New York for a tour of the east coast and Latin America. Girl Scouts schedule a Friday meeting to finalize plans for the summer camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Baby
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Llewllyn Bull
Virginia
Clarke County
Charles H. Consolvo
Baltimore
George Burwell
Winchester
Cary Harrison
John Farrar, Jr
Longwood
Pierre Taitoue
Tallone
Courtney Byrd Jones
Millwood
Frank M. Boucher
New York City
Boucher
Miami
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Venezeula
Warner Brothers Theatres
Capitol Theatre
Girl Scouts
W. H. Bosserman
Fairmont Avenue
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings and Dances
A compact schedule lists Kiwanis luncheon at the George Washington Hotel and Rotary Club gathering. Evening events include church choirs, a yard party by Willing Workers, a subscrip tion dance by Boyce Alumni at Battletown Inn Berryville, and a Ge. Washington Hotel Legion post luncheon. A girls’ athletics cake sale is noted Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce Alumni Association
Battletown Inn
Berryville
Young People’s Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Willing Workers’ Society of
First Baptist Church
Asiste
Winchester Shrine Club Hosts Ladies Night at Jordan Springs
The Winchester Shrine Club held a Ladies Night at Jordan Springs Hotel with 100 plus guests led by C M Henkel in absence of President Shade. Miss Mary Stevens of the B and O Railroad entertained on train hostess experiences on famed routes including the first air conditioned pullman. An old time songfest closed the banquet before dancing to Soddy Haines and His Virginians. G A A notes swimming party and picnic at Charles Town on Thursday July 21 with Mrs. Virginia Harrell coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Shrine Club
Jordan Springs
Mary Stevens
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mary
Miss Stevens
Walter M. Shade
C. M. Henkel
Henkel
W. W
Capitol Limited
National Limited
Kenneth Wendel
Shriners
Girls’ Athletic Association
Charles Town
W. Va
Virginia Harrell
Lord and Spencer
Omps suffers spinal injury from hayload fall
Hospital reports Frederick county farmer Mr. John W. Omps remains in critical but hopeful condition with a broken spinal column at the fourth vertebrae after a fall from a hay load on his farm. He is paralyzed from the waist down but bright and cheerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Omps
Frederick County
Omps
Winchester Merchant Feels Improvement at Memorial Hospital
Mr. Frank Feinberg, a well known Winchester merchant, has been under medical treatment for a foot problem at Memorial Hospital. He was reported today to be much improved and may return home in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Florida
E. W. Dixon
E. Hearn Company
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Virginia
Hearn Organization
Frank Feinberg
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
M. M. Middleton
the Plains, Va
Middleton
J. P. Haddox
South Loudoun Street
E. G. Dunlap
Virginia Avenue
Social News Notes from Winchester and Nearby Towns
Mrs Samuel G Spangler of Gettysburg and her daughter in law Mrs Howard Spangler with three sons visit family on South Loudoun street. Numerous guests and travelers are listed with relatives in Harrisonburg, Massanetta Springs, Brunswick and Lexington as well as local church activities and a minor accident update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. A. Langley
Fort View
Emma Reynolds
S. L. Brandon
C. W. Lowe
H. P. Burns
Protestant Episcopal Church
Winchester
Samuel G. Spangler
Gettysburg
Howard A. Spangler
Samuel
John
Jene Spangler
York
Taylor F. Hahn
Luther C. Kremer
South
Loudoun Street
Annabelle Snyder
Mother of 72 Joins Veterans on Bonus Army March
Mrs Francina Meisenheimer of Cincinnati leads a 75 veteran caravan toward Washington to press for immediate cash payment of the federal veterans bonus. The group passed Winchester after selling little blue badges to raise funds for meals and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francina Meisenheimer
Cincinnati
Ohio
National
Winchester
Harry
Sid
Army
C. Dan Fitzwater
Illinois
Bonus
Camp Marks
Court battle opens over Appalachian hydro project rights
In Norfolk the Appalachian Electric Power Company presses to block Federal Power Commission interference with a New River hydro plant in Pulaski County. Virginia seeks intervenor status to argue state control over water power, citing tax and sovereignty concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Federal Power Commission
Power Commission
New River
Pulaski County
Federal District Court
Luther B. Way
Newton D. Baker
Appalachian Company
Baker
Power Company
Commission
Huston Thompson
Colorado
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Gray Williams
Virginia
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
Commonwealth of Virginia
Way
John Paul
Western
Thompson
Williams
Mr. Williams
The
Kanawha River
I T
Strange Seismograph Senses Shocks Man Missed by Heat
A curious device records earth tremors unseen by people while drawing attention to changing fashions such as new bathing suits.
Speculation By Floor Traders Excites Market
Hap hazard speculation by floor traders gave the stock market a semblance of activity today as the list steadied after yesterday's setback. A somewhat better tone in principal commodities notably wheat was encouraging but buying power in the share markets was feeble and prices made scant progress. Cal money renewed at 2 per cent, Sterling cables were one eighth of a cent higher at $3.56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Associated Press
York
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Summary
Chicago Board of Trade closing prices show Wheat July 4554, September 47, December 51. Corn July 3154, September 32, December 32. Oats July 18, September 18, December 21. Rye July 28, September 30, December 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Man Slays Wife and Daughter Then Kills Himself
New Castle Pennsylvania July 19. Frank F Hyde 50 a filling station proprietor shot and killed his wife 48 and daughter Jane 19 then slashed his throat in a murder suicide motive not disclosed. The Associated Press reports no motive given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Castle
Frank F. Hyde
Jane
Eleven Police Suspended in Third Degree Death Probe
New York on July 18 eleven Long Island policemen were suspended after an inquiry into the death of Hyman Stark amid allegations of brutal third degree methods. The lineup included three men arrested with Stark. Justice Peter Stenbrink planned a decision tomorrow on whether a crime occurred and if a perpetrator was identified. Deputies Frank Tappen and Joseph Hizenski were among those detained, tied to accusations tied to the beating incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Hyman Stark
Stark
Supreme Court
Peter Stenbrink
John ‘Doe
Frank Tappen
Joseph Hizenski
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmett
Mr. and
Mrs. Boucher
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Orange County
Orange Fair
Rotary Club
Willing Workers’ Society of First Baptist Church
American Legion Post
Geo. Washington Hotel
Charles Shew- Shewbridge
Drusilla
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Asasasasa
Huntsberry
Centenary Reformed Church
Maryland
Virginia Reddish
Frances Dove
Virginia Clark
Eastport
Dorothy Kronberger
Messrs
William Kronberger
William Scible
Kronberger
Clark
Circle No. 7
Harry Knight
Senseney Road
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Friends’ Meeting House
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ridings Chapel Church
Oliver Grim
Agnes Mohler
Harrisonburg
Kaufman
Miss Mohler
F. S. Emmett, Son and Company
William Blair Hahn
Spartanburg
S. C
City
Robert S. Smith
Kernstown
William H. Wilmer
Ryton
Boyce
Maine
T. Scott Thorpe
Mrs. J. van Meter Hack
Home Hack
Glydon, Md
Waldo Hack
A. T. Mussen
Atlantic City
Robert Arbuckle
Spring Dale
Bartonville
B. F. Davis
Massanetta Springs
Garrell Grim
McCauley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Isabelle Miller
Warner Brothers
John W. North
Lyda Chapman
Leader Store
Miss Chapman
Brunswick
Mary Margaret Martin
Newark
Madge
Nellie Flippo
South Main Street
H. E. Martin
George Carson
Riverton
William Paxton
Mrs. Paxton
Capital
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Bar Harbor
Armstrong
Oil St
High Shelf
Lloyd Fibe
Jaquard Velour
RM. Swimley
George Wash
Ington Hotel
Lovett
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Arch Preserver
N. Main St
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