Costello Bridegroom To Make Home In Middleburg After Aug
The couple wed in a ceremony where the bride wore pink and the maid of honor's outfit matched. They left by motor for Tennessee and will settle in Middleburg after August 1. The bridegroom is son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Costello of Stephens City and has worked in Middleburg for five years.
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Tennessee
Middleburg
Mr. Costello
J. R. Costello
Stephens City
County
Middleourg
Confederate Veterans Reunion Set For July 29 At Wood Home
The 1933 reunion of Northern Virginia Confederate Veterans will be held on Saturday July 29 at the Wood home near Sperryville. Veterans who followed Lee Jackson and Stuart will gather for a day of rest and reminiscence at the Blue Ridge foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate Veterans of
Northern Virginia
William G. Wood
Sperryville
Jackson
Stuart
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
W. B. Everett
ITI
Marshall
Local Church and Club Meetings Week Ahead Schedule
Friday 7 00 p m young people choir Braddock Street Methodist Church in session. Saturday 10 30 a m Handley Library story telling for first graders led by Mrs W Alan Peery. Sunday Lebanon Lutheran Church sponsors annual picnic Miller s Grove and a Sun day school yard party at Maddon ia Church. Monday 5 30 p m Music Lovers Club at Mrs Frank L Buckley 20 South Stewart. Lions Club luncheon 12 30 p m. First Baptist senior choir 7 00 p m. Kiwanis 12 45 p m. United Brethren First Baptist young people choir 6 45 p m. Winchester Lodge Elks 8 00 p m. Grace Lutheran adult choir 8 15 p m. Rotary Club meeting and luncheon Thursday 1 00 p m.
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Braddock Street
Music Lovers’ Club
Prank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Fairview Methodist Church
South
Double Churches
Rouss Spring Park
Tay
Lions Club
First Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge, Benevolent, Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Baker Families Reunion Set at St Stevens Church
The John Nicholas Baker descendants reunion will be held at St Stevens Church near Strasburg on Sunday July 30 with a morning sermon and family activities. Prize awards will honor the oldest and youngest Bakers and the largest Baker family present. The program includes songs, prayers by Rev. Harry P. Baker and talks by R H Baker and others.
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John Nicholas Baker
America
Germany
Shenandoah Valley
St. Stevens Church
Strasburg
Harry P. Baker
Mt. Ranier
R. H. Baker
Minnie Strickler
New Market
Melvin Baker
Pasadena
Frank Baker
Fairfield
Report of Historical Society
Local Contractor Mr Russell Admitted To Winchester Hospital
Mr. L. N. Russell a Berryville contractor entered Winchester Memorial Hospital this morning for treatment. He has been somewhat indisposed for weeks but is expected to stay only a few days. Mrs Cecil Peer who had an appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital on Tuesday continues to improve.
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Edith Crim
Summit Point
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Friendship Fire Company
Russell
L. N. Russell
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Cecil Peer
E. W. Cather
Herbert Cather
West Boscawen Street
Charlottesville
University of Virginia Hospital
Cather
Calon
Robert C. Boylan
Exchange
Washington
Hyde
In Added
Board of Trade
Wallace
Chicago
Chicaes Board of Trade
Summer social notes brighten Ridgeway area gatherings
A列 picnic and tea at Lycett cabin featured a short skit led by John Hottel, Kenneth Wendell, and Opal inson with a solo by Hottel. Attendees included Mrs. John H. Lycett and guests Alma and Lois Walker. Other events include a Tom Thumb Wedding at First Baptist Church, a lawn party at Timble's Wood, and a semi formal dance sponsored by Winchester Golf Club. A marriage license was issued to Alice Fiddler and E D Shirley. An upcoming Astor de Eresby wedding is planned at Taplow. The Old Stone Church reunion is set for August 19. Mr. and Mrs. Cather’s family visit to Charlottesville is noted. A benefit tea for mountain missions is planned July 25.
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Ella Brown Bauserman
Olga Meske Brown
Elsie Mae Gaunt
John H. Lycett
Camden, N. J
Lycett
Alma
Lois Walker
Elsie Mathews
Charles Town
Margaret Kelchner
Trading Ceases On Grain Markets To Break Drops
The Chicago Board of Trade suspended trading in grain futures to calm a price plunge. Kansas City followed with a temporary halt as Secretary Wallace approved the move and President Roosevelt weighed potential actions.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Wallace
Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Notice of Separate Debts Claim
Public notice from A. L. Hausenfluck stating he will not be responsible for his wife Freda Hausenfluck’s debts as she has left the home. Dated July 21, 1931.
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Freda Hausenfluck
Deaths and Births in Winchester June Report
The Winchester Registrar of Vital Statistics reports 14 deaths and 12 births for June. Possibly five more births unreported will be added. For the first six months of 1933 ending June 30, there were 96 deaths and 115 births in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Allen
Winchester
Two Sought In Shooting
Police distributed pictures of a bank president and an actor described as doubles of two men who shot Frank A. McClatchy during an attempted kidnapping in Philadelphia. McClatchy, near death, survived initial crisis as doctors noted his stamina and officials labeled the suspects as professional crooks but amateur kidnappers.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Police Today
Frank A. McClatchy
McClatchy
Louer Marion
Conference hinges on reporters over delegates in crisis
The conference is left with journalists advising action while delegates appear uncertain. Correspondents prevail in guiding decisions, highlighting a gap between media insight and formal representation.
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Baltimore News
Nancy Huidekoper
Baltimore
Huidekoper
Virginia
North
Prescott Huidekoper
Ruxton
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Millwood
Hedrick Carson
Adam Clarke Carson
Riverton
Susan Davis Lougheed Carson
John Sherman Hedrick
United States Navy
Dellbrook
Miss Carson
Baker Gardens
Louis Baker
North Braddock Street
Mrs. Hawthorne
Allen T. Hawthorne
Charlotte Massey Hawthorne
Miss Hawthorne
Levi
Kenneth Levi
George Levi
Clarke Courier
Rotary Club
Baker
Miss McInturff
Costello
Church of God
Maurertown
Eunice McInturff
Robert Costello
H. A. Sheets
Gertrude McIinturff
Frank Morrison
Woodstock
Esta McIinturff
H. M. McInturff
Middlebury
Bally-Hoo
Huntsberry
Randolph Dame and Son
Baltimore, Md
Robert Ward
Washington Street
Philathea
Church Building Fund
Jane Lanahan
Timble’s Wood
White Hall
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Mount Pleasant Church
Winchester Golf Club
Lee Fields
Martinsburg
Alice Fiddler
Frederick County
E. D. Shirley
Stephenson
Berkeley County
Phyliss Astor
Viscount
Viscountess Astor
Lord Willoughby de Eresby
Old Stone Church
William Clevenger
Clevenger
Markc Tee
Willard Ohio
Springfield
Ohio
Seth Pope
Rocky Mount
N. C
E. D. Calvert
Woodland Avenue
The
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert T. Barton
Mountain Missions
Liverpool
Argentina
A. L. Hausenfluck
Brooks
Macedonia Church Benefit
the New
Oxford
Lovett Shoe
Loudoun St
N. Loudoun St
Ritter
Phillip
Harbauer’s
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Big Joe
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
Anna - Belle
N. Cameron St
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Capitol
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