Social Calendar with club meetings and events
Tuesday 12 30 P M regular Lions Club meeting and luncheon at Washington Hotel. Wednesday evening yard and supper at Gaced Meet Church public is cordially invited. 1 P M regular Rotary Club meeting and luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Evening yard party at Paxton Chapel with Gravel Springs Band. Friday 12 30 P M American George Washington luncheon meeting. Public invited.
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Lions’ Club
Washington Hotel
Gaced
Sacred Heart Church Yard
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Paxton Chapel
Gravel Springs
George Washington
Miss Mary Fielding Taliaferro Weds Mr Steck in White Plains
A late summer wedding at Ivanhoe White Plains New York united Miss Mary Fielding Taliaferro and Mr John Michael Steck Jr in an ivory satin gown. Rev Clifton Macon officiated. Guests included out of town relatives and Huntsberry family news noted of Walk Over connections.
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Mary Fielding Taliaferro
John Michael Steck, Jr
Harry Tinsley Taliaferro
Martha Lanier
Petersburg
Frederick Lee Glaize, Jr
Winchester
Steck
Canada
White Plains
N. Y
Orange
State Teachers’ College
Farmville
John Handley School
John M. Steck
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Washington and Lee University
University of Virginia
Virginia
J. Victor Arthur
Susan Steck
Harry K. Russell
Anne Brook Kern
Emma Ginn Baker
Mary Greenway Russell
Harry Kern, Jr
Seabury Davies
Walter Bosserman
Bobby Glass
Johnny Weems
This City
Dorsey Brown
Kentucky
Loring Cover, Jr
Loring A. Cover
Baltimore
Thomas Cover
Philadelphia
Winchester Doctor Addresses Nearby Medical Association
At a Leesburg meeting of the Loudoun Fauquier Medical Association Dr. Lewis M. Allen a Winchester physician addressed members. The address covered specialized practices in his field and nearly all local doctors attended. Dr. Hitler of Warrenton was named president for the coming year.
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L. M. Allen
Medical Association
Leesburg
Loudoun-Fauquier
Birthday Dinner at Strickler Home in Front Royal
Mrs. W. G. Strickler hosted a birthday dinner on her Front Royal lawn with about eight small tables. Attendees included several Buckleys and local residents. gifts were exchanged for the celebrants.
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Strickler
W. G. Strickler
Front Royal
Constance Buckley
Mrs. Strickler
F. L. Buckley
Constance
Helen Buckley
Richard Griffith
John Woods
Georgia Conrad
Dance At Jordan Springs Hotel Promises Notable Orchestra
Invitations issued for a Monday night July 27 dance at Jordan Springs Hotel sponsored by Charles Shewbridge. Ike Dixon and His Plantation Orchestra with 12 famed musicians make their first regional appearance, promising a successful event.
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Jordan Springs
Jordan Springs Hotel
Charles Shewbridge
Ike Dixon
Two Shenandoah County Buildings Leveled By Fire
Lightning and spontaneous combustion caused two Shenandoah County fires on Saturday. The Old Stone Shop filling station near Strasburg and the Fred Didawick barn and garage near Edinburg were destroyed. Edinburg firefighters saved nearby structures. Didawick estimates about 5000 dollars in losses.
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Y Urg
Shenandoah County
Strasburg
Edinburg
Fred Didawick
Bowman's Crossing
Didawick
Valley Pike
J. D. Willey
Cedar Creek
Linden Sticklevy
Pure Oil Company
Flying Banker Hopes To Break His Own Record
MIAMI July 20 James Goodwin Hall flying New York broker refueled his Crusader during a 57 minute stop here on his Havana to New York flight aiming to beat his Saturday time of 8 hours 35 minutes. He landed at 8 28 a m then took on fuel and resumed at 9 25 p m toward Roosevelt Field.
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Miami
James Goodwin Hall
New York
Havana
Roosevelt Fieia
Hall
Alterations To Be Made In New Defective Ships
The Navy Department will alter eight new 10 000 ton cruisers to fix a pronounced roll in certain seas. Work starts with Pensacola and Northampton, then extends to the remaining six after testing. Designs of seven cruisers under construction have been changed to avoid the problem. Until resolved, combat value is considered below par due to jerky motion hindering gun operation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Pensacola
Northampton
How old is Lizzie in the 1929 car ownership puzzle
Twenty five percent more motorists are outright owners of their cars than in 1929 yet the riddle asks Lizzie's age. The contrast frames a puzzle about ownership growth and a character named Lizzie, with no direct biographical data provided.
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Lizzie
Funeral services set for Emanuel W Turner in Parsons
The body of Emanuel W Turner a Fauquier County native who died Thursday in Aliquippa Pa was brought here for funeral services at 3 pm tomorrow from 8 Fre mont Street Rev Layton to conduct rites and burial will be in Orrick Cemetery Turner survived by two sisters Evelyn Ridout Winchester and Mary Krable Dayton Oh and a half sister Louise Smith Washington Other local social notes mention visits by Mrs Edward C Goss Mr and Mrs James A McFadden Miss Eve Faulkner Mr Jack Hatcher and others including Gladys Carver Otis Johnson and Elsie Swale of Southport England joining hosts Mr and Mrs J P Hayley in Parsons.
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Emmauel W. Turner
Fauquier County
Aliquippa
Fremont Street
Layton
Orrick
Nora Phipps Married in London to Lefty Flynn
Mrs Nora Langhorne Phipps sister of Lady Astor wed Maurice Bennett Flynn at Princess Row registry in London. Flynn, former Yale football star, recently divorced twice, had been married to Phipps last month prior to this ceremony.
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Associated Press
London
Eng
Nora Langhorne Phipps
Lady Astor
Harles Dana Gibsin
Princess’ Row
Maurice Bennett
Lefty
Bank Bandits In Wisconsin Are Chased In Plane
In Green Bay police chased six robbers who held up the South Side Street Bank and looted 1500 dollars. Chief Hawley and Detective Delloye were shot during the gunfight. Assistant cashier Slupinski was beaten unconscious. a bank customer was beaten. The bandits fled toward Appleton as an airplane with a machine gun pursued them.
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Green Bay
Wis
Hawley
Gus Delloye
South Side Street
Frank Slupinski
Appleton
Delmer Denamur
American Firms Ignore Slump Mood and Nickels
Woolworth, the telephone company, cigarette makers and Mr. Wrigley show little concern for an economic lull as Americans overlook nickel prices and spend habits.
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Woolworth
the Telephone Company
Cigarette Makers
Mr. Wrigley
Chicago Grain Closing Prices From July to December
Weather favorable for corn across the Midwest lowered prices on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat held near Saturday's final. oats and rye also firmed. Closing figures show wheat at 52 1/2 to 53 3/4, corn at 57 1/2 to 51, oats 25 3/4 to 29, and rye 34 to 39 1/2 for various contracts.
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Mid-Western
Chicago Board of Trade
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Riverdale, Md
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Richmond
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Philippi, W. Va
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Lynchburg, Va
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Cazenovia, N. Y
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Brunswick, Md
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Parsons
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Middleburg, Va
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Piccadilly Street
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Gettysburg
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Southport
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All Heights
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People's Bargain Store
R. M. Swimley
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