Daddy Legg Celebrates Another Birthday Party
ARMEL Va July 23 John E Legg known as Daddy Legg marked another birthday with a large gathering at his home. Relatives and friends arrived with food and gifts as tables were set and a coconut cake from Ye Old Tyme Pastry Shoppe was shared. Music and conversation filled the afternoon before ice cream and cake closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel
John. E
Legg
Here
Clarke Legg
Donald
Dorothy
Allen
Guy
Robert Legg
Ola Legg
Katherine
Agnes Reardon
Emily Sanford
Virginia Hawkins
Winchester
Harry McAboy
Jack
Harry
Raymond Boden
Billy
Brucetown
C. B. Legg
Earle Legg
Agnes Miller
Mary Margaret Cooley
Middletown
Allen Legg
Cora Carper
Trap Shooters Plan Virginia State Tournament
John C. Bagley, president of the Virginia shooting Association, appoints M. D. Hart as secretary and H. W. Anderson as vice president to organize the annual state tournament. Under Richmond Gun Club auspices on Labor Day, top Virginia gunners from Shenandoah, Southwest, Tidewater and Piedmont will form two man teams to showcase a feature race.
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John C. Bagley
Virginia Shooting Association
M. D. Hart
H. W. Anderson
Virginia
Richmond
Turned Son From Home Sent to Jail by Judge Frazier
Albert Elliott, colored, was committed to jail today by Judge Frazier in the Juvenile Court for ordering his seven year old son from the house and telling him not to return. He appealed to the police and, in default of a fine, was sent to jail for thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Elliott
Frazier
Dittle
Elliott
Attend the Firemen’s Quality Shows for a Good Time
Promote local firemen’s fundraiser as a quality show event inviting attendance. The ad emphasizes enjoyment while supporting firefighters, noting the benefit to the fire department and community.
Australia Receives American Navy With Warm Welcome
Melbourne hosts the United States fleet as officers and sailors are greeted as friends. Enthusiasm marks the reception with private citizens entertaining the naval men and the Returned Soldiers League organized an event for about 500 sailors. The Victoria governor attended, and the governor-general cabled Washington to convey cordial Australian goodwill to President Coolidge and the American public.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Australia
United States
Victoria
Washington
Coolidge
America
Aviator and Passenger Die in East Boston Crash
A commercial aviator Lieut. Mack C. Hogue and a student passenger were killed when the airplane they were in crashed near Boston airport in East Boston. Hogue, formerly an army flying officer and air mail pilot, piloted the craft.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Mack C
Gore and Valley Home Socials Highlight July Gathering
Gore Virginia July 23 report of a lively Valley Home party honoring Miss Stella Timbrook and her brother Thur of Washington. Guests included Mary Belle Sawyer May Conrad Oleo Foreman Hazel Pugh Alma Bean Stella Timbrook Edith Adams and others with music games and refreshments. Several locals and visitors from Winchester Rommey and Shepherdstown attended and several families were noted in the extended social circuit.
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Winchester
L. A. Delwig
Washington
Montain
View
Flora Trueman
Belgium
Crommette
New York
Baltimore
Valley Home
Frank Heise
Fay Clemons
Joe Wolford
West Virginia
William Wolford
Alma Bean
Edith Adams
Charles Parish
Memorial Hospital
Shafer
George Bageant
Camping Bite Promises Modern Facilities Behind Ladies Room
A 6 acre site near Corner Millwood avenue and Front Royal road advertised as a tourist stop titled Tel the Tourists. The notice notes modern facilities and a women’s room as selling points for visitors.
Wedding Guests From Across Virginia Attend Event
At Hotel Jack the wedding party includes Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brubaker of Roanoke and others from Lynchburg Richmond Lenoir Denver Suffolk and Washington. W. C. Fralin Mr. J. Kraft and family Miss Mayme Cooke and more attend a reception.
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Hotel
Jack
J. D. Brubaker
Roanoke
W. C. Fralin
Lynchburg
J. W. Kraft
Lenoir
N. C
Henry Cullins
Porter
Frank Crim
Denver
Kate Shine
Richmond
Mayme Cooke
L. B. Yalding
A. G. Dar
Martinsburg and Ridgeway Guests Vacationing Family Tour
Mrs Roy Anderson and family from Martinsburg with Misses Reva and Lena Anderson join Mr and Mrs Ben Able Mr and Mrs Walter Manor and baby on vacation. Also Mr and Mrs J C Peery of Russell Kentucky formerly Miss Emma Sargent with guests Mr and Mrs James Sargent Mr and Mrs Clyde Lewis and two children of Ridgeway stay together.
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Roy Anderson
Ben Able
Walter Manor
Reva
Lena Anderson
Martinsburg
J. C. Peery
Russell, Ky
Peery
Emma Sargent
James Sargent
Clyde Lewis
Ridgeway
Noted visitors to the George Washington Hotel weekend stay
London apple broker S B Moomaw and Washington residents G M Hunt and the Kavanaughs of Harrisonburg visit the George Washington Hotel. Landscape gardener Leo Nelle of Culpeper and others including Hershey heirs and Taliaferro arrive or are mentioned. Hugh MacRae, friend of manager Gregson, drives from Wilmington to spend the weekend unaware of Gregson’s absence. MacRae praises the hotel and its courtesies.
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Geo
Washington
S. B. Moomaw
Apple Broker
London
G. M. Hunt
G. W. Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh
Harrisonburg
Léo. Nelle
Landscape Gardner
Culpeper
W. H. Weede
Baltimore
E. N. Hershey
Hershey Chocolate Company
Harrisburg
G. H. Taliaferro
C.G. Lee, Jr
Hugh MacRae
Gregson
Wilmington
N. C
MacRae
George Washington Hotel
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Flood and Mrs Payne
Mrs Shirley Carter hosted a bridge party at her West Water Street home in Wilmington last night honoring Mrs H D Flood from Washington and Mrs Abney Payne from Charleston W V A crowd of guests including Mrs Hunter H McGuire Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd Mrs B James Fergusson of New York Mrs H F Byrd Mrs Nancy Coble Mrs Horace Davis Mrs J B Beverley Sr Mrs Walter D Myers Mrs Frances Wright and Miss Frances Peyton Page attended a beautifully appointed dinner followed by the game.
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Shirley Carter
West Water Street
H. D. Flood
Washington
Abney Payne
Charleston
W. Va
Hunter H. McGuire
Richard Evelyn Byrd
B. James Fergusson
New York
H. F. Byrd
Nancy Coble
Horace Davis
J. B. Beverley
Walter D. Myers
Frances Wright
Frances Peyton Page
Local Manager Heads to Miami for Virginia Barrel Co Business
Paul Gaylord left this morning for Miami Florida to attend to business for the Virginia Barrel Company where he serves as local manager.
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Paul Gaylord
Miami
Fla
The
Virginia Barrel Company
Master Irwin ill at Riveria Beach with whooping cough
Master Jack Irwin son of Mr and Mrs William Irwin is ill at Riveria Beach Maryland with an attack of whooping cough during part of the summer, it was learned today.
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Jack Irwin
William Irwin
Riveria Beach
Notable guests at George Washington Hotel visit the valley
Miss Sallie Norton, Miss Lucy Norton, Miss Elizabeth Norton and T. H. Norton of Raleigh N C toured the valley along with Mr and Mrs C T Lamp of Wheeling W Va Mrs Henry Armstrong J W Bryan of Richmond Dr and Mrs H K Adams brother of Dr K W Adams who leads his brother's business and Daniel Todd Harrington among the guests
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George Washington Hotel
Sallie
Lucy
Elizabeth Norton
T. H. Norton
Raleigh
N. C
C. T. Lamp
Wheeling
W. Va
Henry Armstrong
J. W. Bryan
Richmond
H. K. Adams
K. W. Adams
Daniel Todd Harrington
Mrs Strider Returns Home From Mountain Slope Visit
Mrs S H Strider was a guest of her cousin Mrs J H Brumback at Mountain Slope Opeq uon and returned today to her Linden Forest home near Snell Va.
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S. H. Strider
J. H. Brumback
Mountain Slope
Opequon
Linden Forest
Snell, Va
Pease Visit to Columbia With Son
Mr G W Pease and his son Clement departed today for Columbia Georgia to spend time at the former's home in a family visit marked by travel for leisure.
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G. W. Pease
Clement
Columbia, Ga
Irene Walters Weds Harry Miller in Kent Street Ceremony
Miss Irene Ruby Walters became the bride of Mr. Harry H. Miller at 8:30 PM in the residence of Mrs. Virginia Fugitt 117 South Kent street. Rev. F K Casselman officiated at Centenary Reformed Church member, with Mrs. Harry Hottel as bridesmaid and Mr. Hottel as best man. The groom, a Frederick County native, has served as carpenter's mate first class in the U S Navy aboard the U S Antares, with enlistment to expire next January. An informal reception and buffet supper followed.
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Irene Ruby Walters
Harry Miller
Virginia Fugitt
South Kent Street
Harry H. Miller
Susan Miller
F. K. Casselman
Centenary Reformed Church
Harry Hottel
U. S. SS. Antares
Colonel White Recovering From Serious Illness
Colonel E. B. White a prominent Loudoun county resident at Selma near Leesburg has been ill with typhoid fever. Word from friends says he has passed the danger point and is on the road to recovery, with many supporters in Winchester and throughout the state pleased by his steady improvement.
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Colonel White
Col
E. B. White
Loudoun County
Selma
Leesburg
Miss Dudley Leaves for Eaglesmere Vacation
Miss Katherine Dudley daughter of the Rev. W L Dudley departed yesterday for Eaglesmere Pennsylvania to spend time there. She arrived in town in June from Prospect Hill School New Jersey and helped organize the Vacation Bible School at Centenary Reformed Church.
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Miss Dudley
Eaglesmere
Katherine Dudley
W. L. Dudley
Prospect Hill
New Jersey
Centenary Reformed Church
Entertains At Dinner For Miss Waring
Miss Lucy Waring of Fredericksburg Virginia is the guest of Mr and Mrs J H Cooper at their Berryville pike home. Miss Waring and Mrs Strother Herman were dinner guests yesterday of Mrs C S Oates at her South Kent street residence.
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Miss Waring
Lucy Waring
Fredericksburg
J. H. Cooper
Berryville Pike
Mrs. Strother
Rochester Woman Visits Washington Friends
Mrs. Warren Sager and her young son from Rochester Minnesota are spending a couple of weeks in Washington with relatives and friends, visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Stanley E Harmer who recently hosted her and her child during a visit.
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Warren Sager
Rochester
Minn
Stanley E. Harmer
Washington
Boy of Mrs Flood Improves After Illness At Byrds Home
Master Hal D Flood, son of Mrs H D Flood of Washington, who fell ill with acute indigestion at his aunt Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd home on Amherst street, was reported markedly improved today.
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Hal D. Flood
H. D. Flood
Washington
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
Wagner Couple Leave Watsontown for Family Visit
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Wagner departed from Watsontown Pennsylvania yesterday to spend time visiting the former uncle Mr. Wagner.
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William B. Wagner
Watsontown, Pa
Mr. Wagner
Mr J D Robinson Returns From Newport News Visit
Mr J D Robinson returned from Newport News Virginia after attending the funeral early this week of the late Mr Swann a business partner of his brother in law the late Mr William Lauck He was a guest of Mr and Mrs J W Robinson at their Boulevard home
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J. D. Robinson
Newport News
Mr. Swann
Mr. Robinson
William Lauck
J. W. Robinson
Walters couple to visit Edinburg after Washington stay
Mr and Mrs Raymond B Walters of Washington spend part of their vacation with Mrs Walters' parents Mr and Mrs J W Walters and depart for a weekend in Edinburg where Mrs Walters' parents reside. Mr Walters works for the United States patent office.
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Raymond B., Walters
Washington
J. W. Walters
Berry family completes southern motor tour
Mrs. J. H. Berry and her sons Jack Jr and Walter Cleveland Berry return home after two months visiting portions of the South. Joined to Kansas City by another son Baron LaRae Berry who will stay with uncle Cleveland Siebottom to attend school next winter.
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J. H. Berry
South
Jack, Jr
Walter Cleveland Berry
Kansas City
Baron LaRae Berry
Cleveland Siebottom
Memphis
Tenn
Ansas
Berry
Vestang
Winchester Presbyterians Made rs At Conference
Young attendees of the Presbyterian Church's conference at Massanetta Springs near Harrisonburg select leaders for church youth groups. Mrs Victor Arthur named clan leader Miss Mary Thomas athletic leader Miss Jane Scully cheerleader and Miss Frances McFaden stunt leader among the appointed roles.
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Winchester Presbyterians
Presbyterian Church
Massanetta Springs
Harrisonburg
Victor Arthur
Mary Thomas
Jane Scully
Frances McFaden
Miss Virginia Sutphin Returns Home From Visit
Miss Virginia Sutphin returned to her home on South Washington Street after visiting friends at Hill in Rappahannock County.
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Virginia Sutphin
South Washington Street
Age Hill
Rappahannock County
Miss Lida D Ajuto Returns Home From City Visit
Miss Lida D Ajuto of Martin rg has returned to her home after a visit in this city as guest of Miss ra Shirkey.
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Lida D’ajuto
Martin Rg
Philadelphia man visits his mother on West Clifford Street
Mr Kenneth Cornwell of Philadelphia visits his mother Mrs O H Cornwell at her home on West Clifford street, details indicate a family visit in the city.
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Kenneth Cornwell
Philadelphia
O. H. Cornwell
West Clifford Street
New Orleans Visitors Plan Extended Family Vacation
Mrs. Roy Jensen and her young son from New Orleans visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Magruder and expect joined next month by Mr. Jensen, owner of a large retail drug store in New Orleans. Mrs. Jensen was formerly Miss Swartz of the city.
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New Orleans
Roy Jensen
Frank W. Magruder
Jensen
Miss Swartz
Miss Emily Fries Heads to Capital on Visit
Miss Emily Fries of Spokane Wash, niece of Mrs Jacob Streit on North Braddock street, left yesterday for Washington to visit relatives before returning to the northwest. She plans a Colorado Springs tour en route home. Miss Fries is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Fries, long residents of the city.
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Emily Fries
Capital
Spokane
Wash
Jacob Streit
North Braddock Street
Washington
Northwest
Colorado Springs
Miss Fries
Charles Fries
Lovely Gardens At Baker Home Night Tour
Several hundred people visited the lawns and gardens of Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Baker on North Braddock street to view a night blooming cereus in full bloom and inspect the flowers. The yards were lighted with electric lamps among trees and shrubbery creating a striking display. The Baker home will be open again tonight for flower enthusiasts.
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Baker Home
Louis L. Baker
North
Braddock Street
Menefees Arrive With Guests For Short Visit
Col and Mrs Menefee of Sperryville Virginia arrive this afternoon with their daughter Miss Bobbie Edmiston and guests Mrs W G Cartwright and niece Miss Josephine Edmiston of Crockett Texas. They register at the George Washington Hotel.
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Col
Mrs. Menefee
Mrs
Carroll Menefee
Sperryville
Bobbie” Edmiston
W. G. Cartwright
Josephine Edmiston
Crockett, Texas
George Washington Hotel
Hoshours Visit Woodstock Relatives Briefly
Mr and Mrs C A Hoshour are in Woodstock on a short visit to relatives. They plan to remain a few days and will visit local friends during their stay.
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Mrs. C. A. Hoshour
Woodstock
Richards Return From Eastern Cities Visit
Mr and Mrs Roy Richards have returned home following a trip to eastern cities. The couple traveled for several days visiting relatives and sightseeing, returning renewed and well.
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Mrs
Roy Richards
Miss Mary Weaver Guests of Mrs Julian Steele at Stephens City
Miss Mary Weaver and a party of friends motored from Chicago and are guests of her sister Mrs Julian Steele at Stephens City.
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Mary Weaver
Chicago
Julian Steele
Stephens City
Richmond Woman Leaves for Keyser Visit
Mrs. John Lum of Richmond departs after visiting Mrs. Julia Derry in this city and will stay with her sister Mrs. Florence Derry in Keyser West Virginia before returning home.
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John Lum
Richmond
Julia Derry
Keyser
W. Va
Florence Derry
Miss Dunlop Visits Town En Route Home
Miss B. K. Dunlop a senior nurse from Washington is in town visiting friends on her way from Charlottesville where she spent her vacation.
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B. K. Dunlop
Washington
Charlottesville
Mrs. Harrison and Dandridge Guests of Boyd in Martinsburg
Mrs Peyton R Harrison of Martinsburg West Virginia and Miss Nannie Spottswood Dandridge of Baltimore are visiting the sister Miss Lily Dandridge Boyd at her home on the Northwestern Grade.
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Peyton R. Harrison
Martinsburg
W. Va
Nannie Spottswood Dandridge
Baltimore
Lily Dandridge Boyd
Miss Cammer Improving After Appendicitis Operation
Miss Dorothy Cammer daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Cammer formerly of Kernstown now of Front Royal Va recently had appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital and continues steady improvement at her parents home per a letter received by a friend here
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Cammer
Dorothy Cammer
Philip Cammer
Kernstown
Front Royal
Memorial Hospital
Miss Cammer
Pressroom Foreman Visits from Philadelphia Bulletin
H J Myers foreman of the pressroom for the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin toured this city with Dayton Rubber Co official J J Matthews. They praised road conditions along the Lincoln Highway route via Chambersburg Gettysburg Hagerstown to Martinsburg. Myers visited The Star office during the town trip.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
H. J. Myers
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
J. J. Matthews
Dayton Rubber Company
Philadelphia
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
United States
Myers
Star
Arnold Children of Whoping Cough Improve
Master Lester Dallas Arnold Jr and his sister Catherine Louise Arnold show steady progress after two weeks of whooping cough at their West Cork Street home. Lester nears full recovery while Catherine also improves daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Lester Dallas Arnold, Jr
Catherine Louise
West Cork Street
Martinsburg social guests visit new home on Stewart street
Mr. and Mrs. Otha Ramsey of Martinsburg joined Mrs. George Knolls of Staunton and Mrs. Daisy M. Austin a Martinsburg Business College teacher as guests of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Smith who recently moved from Fairmont to their new home on South Stewart street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otha Ramsey
Martinsburg
W. Va
George Knolls
Staunton
Daisy M. Austin
James E. Smith
Fairmont
South Stewart Street
Mrs Carrie Hunter Returns From Washington Visit
Mrs Carrie Hunter has come back after a several day visit to relatives and friends in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Hunter
Washington
Mrs Minnie Keller Returns Home From Virginia Visit
Miss Minnie Keller returns to her North Main street home accompanied by Master Joseph Jones of Alexandria after visiting her sister Mrs Charles K Jones in Alexandria Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Keller
Charles K. Jones
Alexandria, Va
Keller
North Main Street
Joseph Jones
Alexandria
Apple couple returns after visit in Frederick Maryland
Dr and Mrs J H Apple former Hood College president Frederick Md have returned after a brief visit to Mr and Mrs H Clay DeGrange of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Apple
Hood College
Frederick, Md
H. Clay DeGrange
Mrs. Horn Returns From Mountain Lake Park Visit
Mrs. John C. Horn returns from Mountain Lake Park Maryland where she has spent some time, resuming her activities at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Horn
Mountain Lake Park
Wheeling Guest Stanley Wilson Returns Home
Mr. Stanley Wilson of Wheeling West Virginia, who had been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. McCormick for the past week, returned to his home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Wilson
Wheeling
W. Va
Leonard W. McCormick
Baltimore trio to tour Canada and Virginia
Dr. W. R. White and Messrs. Alfred Jenkins Shriver and M. J. Triplet Haxall of Baltimore plan a tour through Canada then Virginia. They will spend several days in Winchester visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. White
Messrs
Alfred Jenkins Shriver
M. J. Triplet Haxall
Baltimore
Canada
Virginia
Winchester
Family Reunion Held Sunday At Sargent Home
A family reunion gathered Sunday at the Ridgeway residence of Messrs. Ernest and Frank Sargent. A sumptuous dinner was served to attendees including Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Trenary with Will Flemmings, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Able and four children, and their grandmother Mrs. Trenary, all of Stephens City, Virginia, plus additional family members from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Ernest and
Frank Sargent
Ridgeway
B. F. Trenary
Will Flemmings
Bert Able
Trenary
Stephens City
Cement firm envoy visits for brief city stay
Mr. Keith Blair, representing Alpha Cementco, is in town for a few days on business for his firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Blair
Alpha
Cementco
Miss Juliett Cabell Tyson Hosts Guests From Virginia
Miss Juliett Cabell Tyson of Virginia has taken an apartment at Gulford Manor Baltimore and will be joined next week by Miss Marie Parker of Richmond as her guest.
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Juliett Cabell Tyson
Virginia
Gulford Manor
Baltimore
Marie Parker
Richmond
Mrs Shanholtz and son visit Riley family in South Brad dock
Mrs Ollie Shanholtz and her son Ellis of Cold Stream West Virginia are visiting her brother and sister-in-law Mr George Riley and Mrs Riley at their home on South Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Shanholtz
Ellis
Cold Stream
George Riley
South Braddock Street
Mr J Holliday of Chicago Visits New York Friends
Mr J Holliday from Chicago, who has been visiting New York, is spending time with friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J. €. Holliday
Chicago
New York
Smiths Host West Virginia Guests at Stewart Street
Mr and Mrs James BE Smith of 700 South Stewart street welcomed as guests Mr and Mrs Ward M Downs and their son Ward Downs Jr from Fairmont West Virginia for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James BE. Smith
No. 700
South Stewart Street
Ward M. Downs and Son
Ward Downs, Jr
Fairmont
W. Va
Westinghouse reps Kuhn and Smith in town for a visit
Messrs J Fred Kuhn and R H Smith of Baltimore representing Westinghouse Company are in town for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Smith
Baltimore
The
Westinghouse Company
Northern Virginia Power official in Charles Town on business
Mr LD E Stultz of the Northern Virginia Power Company visited Charles Town today on business. He met local officials and discussed utility matters affecting the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LD. E. Stultz
The
Northern Virginia Power Company
Charles Town
Misses Stuart and Donald Nixdorff Burr Harrison and John
A fragment from a society column mentions the Misses Stuart and Donald Nixdorff along with Burr Harrison and John, with no further context or details available in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Donald Nixdorff
Burr Harrison
John
Dance at Upperville Attracts Williams and Guests
Williams were among those who attended the dance at Upperville last night Cole's Orchestra furnished the music for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Upperville
Cole
Miss Elizabeth Dick Returns From Stephens City Visit
Miss Elizabeth Dick, who has been visiting her cousin at Stephens City, has returned to her home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dick
Stephens City
Miss Sarah Dick Heads to Washington for Weekend Visit
Miss Sarah Dick departed this morning bound for Washington to spend the weekend with friends, planning return shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Dick
Washington
Baltimore Guests Share Visit With Klompus Family
Mrs H Sasolsky and her daughter Zelda of Baltimore visit Mrs Philip Klompus, who is Mrs Sasolsky’s daughter, staying as guests in the Klompus household during the planned social engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sasolsky
Zelda
Baltimore
Philip Klompus
Mrs Randoph Grim Visits Mrs M N Shenk
Mrs Randolph Grim and her sister and young son Randall from Stephens City are visiting Mrs M N Shenk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Grim
Randall
Stephens City
M, N Shenk
Miss Mary Palmer and her brother visit Mrs Krump
Miss Mary Palmer and her brother Robert are visiting their sister Mrs Krump, spending time at her home and catching up during the family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Palmer
Robert
Mrs. Krump
Society Couple Weekend at Wayside Inn Middletown
Capt and Mrs Scobie of Washington and Dr and Mrs Vedner Lt Leonard also of that city will spend the weekend at Wayside Inn Middletown. They are well known in society circles and have many friends in and about town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powell Scobie
Washington
Vedner
Leonard
City
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Scobie
Guests at Hotel Jack include notable Philadelphia motoring party
Guests at Hotel Jack today include James G. Harper of the Continental Hotel H C Toleman and Miss Mary Alice Toleman of Neshyville Tenn Hunter J Phiegar and wife of Christianburg Va the former a son of Judge A A Phiegar Mr and Mrs K Rapport Mr and Mrs BR Shind ler and Miss Goldstein all part of a Philadelphia motoring group
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Jack
James G. Harper
Continental Hotel
H. C. Toleman
Mary Alice Toleman
Neshyville
Tenn
Hunter J. Phiegar
Christianburg
A. A. Phiegar
K. Rapport
BR. Shindler
Goldstein
Philadelphia
Mr Clarence Robinson Heads West for Yellowstone and Missouri
Mr Clarence Robinson left today for various western points and will visit Yellowstone Park and Missouri before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Robinson
West
Yellowstone Park
Missouri
Woodward Family Visits Kern Matriarch Tonight
Mr. Leo G. Woodward and his daughter Laura Woodward expect to spend the evening with Leo’s mother Mrs. George P. Kern, continuing a family gathering at Kern residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo G. Woodward
Laura Woodward
George P. Kern
Roanoke Family Guests En Route to Buffalo Visit Kin
Mrs. John C. Boyd of Roanoke and her two children stayed with Mrs. Fred Glaize yesterday while traveling to Buffalo. They plan to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stephenson in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Boyd
Roanoke
Fred Glaize
Buffalo
Harry Stephenson
Mr Holmes Conrad Smith Returns to North Market Street
Mr. Holmes Conrad Smith leaves Clarke county after visiting at the home of Mrs. Richard Smith and returns to the home of his aunts, the Misses Conrad, on North Market street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Conrad Smith
Clarke County
Richard Smith
Misses Conrad
North Market Street
Dance Attendees Listed for Millwood County Club Tonight
Among those who will attend a dance at the Millwood County Club tonight are Mise Judy McGire Miss Georgia Conrad H C Smith W P McGire Horace Davis and Billy Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood County Club
Mise
Judy” McGire
Georgia Conrad
H. ¢. Smith
W. P. McGire
Horace Davis
Billy Payne
New Kind of Asphalt Used At Mt Hebron
The Mount Hebron Cemetery yard work replaces gravel driveways with asphalt. C Edwin DuFour of Amiesite Asphalt Company oversees the project, with 95 percent stone and 5 percent asphalt plus a secret additive. The surface reportedly hardens within two hours and aims to cover all main paths over time as funds allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hebron
Mount Hebron
Board of Managers
Water Street
Stonewall
C. Edwin DuFour
Amiesite Asphalt Company of America
New York
Fairmont Park
Philadelphia
Virginia court orders notice in Brill assignment case
In Frederick County Frederick Virginia on July 23 1925 F H Brumback and Philip Williams as trustees sue Walter F Brill Alice V Brill and The International Harvester Co et als to enforce a deed of assignment conveying real estate and an International Harvester Three ton Truck for the benefit of creditors. Defendants must appear within ten days after publication to protect their interests. a copy of the order will be published weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star and posted at the county courthouse by August 3 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
F. H. Brumback
Philip Williams
Walter F. Brill
Alice V. Brill
International Harvester Co
Et Als
Court of Equity
Frederick County
International Harvester Automobile
Allie V
Evening Star
Winchester
Brumback and Williams
Landmark Water Main Break Widens Road Project
A broken water main requires blasting through rock for a major road building effort. Mr. DuFour notes a national ideal in large contracts and says the method is widely used across the United States.
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DuFour
United States
Commissioner's Notice in Jobe Estate Proceedings 1925
In the Frederick County Virginia circuit court an extract announces a decree to settle several matters in the Jobe estate. The commissioner will hear and require parties to bring papers and vouchers, with notices published weeks in Winchester newspapers, at Le Rouss Avenue Winchester between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on August 27 1928. If not completed the hearing will adjourn day by day. James P. Reardon Commissioner in Chancery Lake Frazier M M Lynch Attys.
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Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
le Rouss Avenue
Jas. P. Reardon
Chancery
Lake Frazier
M. M. Lynch
Attys
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Arch Preserver
Sample Shoe Store
Daddy Legg
Labor Day
Gore
Corner Millwood
Front Royal Road
Mrs. Carter
Stephens
Henry EB. Jobe
William Jobe
Com Court
Liam Jobe
Jobe
Henry Eb, Jobe
Henry HB. Jobe
Hensry E. Jobe
the Nathanson Co
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