Ladies Aid Societies Hold Joint Meeting
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congregational Christian Church and the Timber Ridge Christian Church met at Wolford's camp grounds on Capon river with over 70 members. They held business sessions, shared refreshments, and swam in the Capon river.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Christian Church
Timber Ridge
Winchester Society
D. L. Larrick
Samuel Crisman
Ernest Anderson
Florence Oates
Fox
Winchester social calendar and theater rehearsals listed
Various club meetings and events detailed for the week in Winchester. Listings include Young Democratic Club of Virginia branch reorganization, Eastern Star, Lions Club luncheons, Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel, Little Theatre rehearsals for The Cradle Snatchers, youth choir practice, Benevolent Order of Wilre lodge, Grace Lutheran adult choir, Rotary Ladies Night, American Legion luncheon, and more, with venues noted.
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Winchester
Young Democratic Club of Virginia
Winchester Evening Star
McKinley
Order of Eastern Star
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Colonial Theatre
Little Theater
Young People’s Choir
The
First Baptist Church
Little Theatre
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Wilre
Or Rotary Club
George ‘Washington Hotel
James E
Gheen
New York
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Little Theatre Cast
Legg Family Celebrates Sixty-Eighth Birthday Party
Children of John E. Legg held a surprise birthday for him on Sunday July 22 at Woodman's Park near Middletown then returned to the Legg home for songs. Eleven Legg family members and spouses from Winchester Washington DC Brucetown Upperville Middletown and other friends attended. Mr. and Mrs. Legg were hosts of honor. Also noted: Neal Williams and Mrs Williams mother Alla mong returned from vacation in Pittsburgh and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Legg
Middletown
Woodman’s Park
Legg
Clark Legg
Robert Legg
Roy Legg
Winchester
H. C. McCarty
Geraldine
Leslie Wright
Raymond Headley
Charles B. Legg
Franklin Pingley
Laura McDonald
Berryville
Pittsburgh
Neal Williams
Young Christians Class Picnic at Jordan Springs
The Young Christians Class of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South hosts a basket picnic Friday July 27 at Jordan Springs. Cars meet at 5 at 117 South Braddock Street, with supper at 6 30. Call Misses Butler and Anderson to register by deadline.
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Jordan Springs
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
B. Green
South Braddock Street
Harry Butler
M. R. Anderson
Woman's Guild Plans Church Festival on July 27
The Woman's Guild of Market plans a church festival on Friday July 27. The event features delicious home made ice cream cakes and candies for sale starting at five o'clock.
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The
Woman's Guild of Market
Aie
Rte
Piriday Iy
Miss Julia Steele Returns From St. Petersburg
Miss Julia Steele, a local resident, has been in St. Petersburg Florida since last winter working as a nurse. She will leave this week for Winchester and will be hosted here by her sisters Mrs. William Lupton and Mrs. Luther K. Dellinger.
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Julia Steele
St. Petersburg
Fla
Winchester
Miss Steele
William Lupton
Luther K. Dellinger
Mr Winmill Heads to Wyoming With Thieriot
Warrenton resident Mr. Robert C. Winmill travels with Mr. Charles Thieriot to visit Mr. and Mrs. William Robertson Coe on their Wyoming ranch. He plans to rejoin Mrs. Winmill and family at Saratoga around mid August after presenting their daughter Virginia Winmill to society at Mill Neck.
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Winmill
Wyoming
Robert C. Winmill
Warrenton
Mill Neck
Long Island
Virginia Winmill
Charles Thieriot
William Robertson Coe
Catholic Lawn Festival Set by Sacred Heart Church
Ladies of the Sanctuary Society announce a large lawn party at the Church of the Sacred Heart on the grounds at Loudoun and Cecil streets. The event runs August 3 and 9 with sandwiches coffee ice cream cake bingo dancing and a nightly gate prize. Father Paul V. Heller guides the organizing committee as crowds have grown in previous years.
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Sanctuary Society
Church of the Sacred Heart
Loudoun
Cecil Streets
Paul V. Heller
Joint Class Meeting Tomorrow Night at Mrs Line Home
The Philathea and Win-One Bible classes of the Christian Congregational Church will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs B F Line on Tuesday night. All members are urged to attend. Miss Kathleen Scott of Washington visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs R E March on West Gerard street.
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Christian- Congregational Church
B. F. Line
Kathleen Scott
Washington
R. E. March
West Gerard Street
Yard Party at John Kerr Play Grounds
A community event announces Wednesday Thursday and Friday nights at John Kerr play grounds with music each evening hosted by the Ever Ready Class of 1 23 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kerr
First Baptist Church
Brooks' Pharmacy Ad Promotes Insect Killer
An old booklet ad touts EL-KAYS FLY KILLER for home pests. It promotes a 35 cent can priced at 29 cents and is labeled as a Rexall store offering.
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Brooks
El-Kays
Rexall
Miss Henrietta Cornwell Weds Fred M Ritter In Simple Ceremony
Miss Henrietta Cornwell daughter of Mrs Edith Cornwell wed Mr Fred M Ritter in a quiet home ceremony at ten thirty o clock. Only family and intimate friends attended due to a bereavement. The bride wore brown and white sheer with a lace handkerchief carried by three generations. The groom was supported by his brother James Ritter of New York City. Rev Luther A Thomas officiated with Ruth Hunt contributing piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Cornwell
Edith Cornwell
Fred M. Ritter
Kenneth K. Cornwell
Norristown
James F. Ritter
New York City
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Ruth Hunt
Rocky Mount
Listz
Nevin
Barnes
Wagner
McDowell
Cornwell
Edna Lamb
Southern Inn
Louise Price
Billy Wood
Aubrey Jackson
Dorothy Kremer
Tokus Inn
Social Roundup of Local Guests and Travels
Mrs. Walter R Talbot hosted a luncheon at South Washington Street for her niece Mrs Gibson Bradfield of Barnesville Ohio visiting her mother Mrs Ernest S Ely. Mrs W Nelson Page gave a luncheon on Amherst Street for Mr and Mrs Spencer Carter of Richmond at Rosney Clarke County this summer. Miss Lyda Chapman from Timberslake's store spent her annual vacation at Gerards Town and Inwood West Virginia. Mollie Glass vacationing July at Camp Strawderman for Girls near Woodstock Virginia. Jane Bickers returned home after ten days with Miss Mary Taylor near Madison Virginia. Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnston left for Gary Indiana after ten days with Mrs Johnston's mother at 400 North Loudoun Street. Ruth J Anderson arrived from Jenkins Kentucky to vacation with her mother at 400 North Loudoun Street. formerly Ruth Jackson RN of the city and health instructor for Consolidated Coal Company. Mr and Mrs Harry Clements and sons Garland and Dalton returned to Muncie Indiana after ten days with Mrs Clements' mother at 400 North Loudoun Street. Mrs W B Stine leaves for Washington with her son Lee to attend Strayer College graduation at the Mayflower Hotel the grand ballroom. Lee is in the graduating class. Mrs George S DeHart Mrs G C Ritter and son Charles Ritter returned from Unionville Maryland after visiting Mr and Mrs John Kreimer. Kreimer formerly Miss Martha Lee Ritter. Miss Mary Kramer, lately with her parents Philip and Mrs Kramer, returned to Washington DC.
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Walter R. Talbot
South Washington Street
Gibson Bradfield
Barnesville
Ohio
Ernest S. Ely
W. Nelson Page
Amherst Street
Spencer Carter
Richmond
Arthur Johnston
Gary
Ind
Mrs. Johnston
J. M Jackson
North
Loudoun Street
Johnston
Edith Jackson
Ruth J. Anderson
Jenkins, Ky
J. M. Jackson
Anderson
Ruth Jackson
Consolidated Coal Company
Jenkins
W. B. Stine
Washington
Lee
Strayer College
Mayflower Hotel
Lee Stine
Dr Stuart in Theatre Play Leads in Cradle Snatchers
Dr E C Stuart renowned surgeon returns to the Little Theatre in Cradle Snatchers as Howard Drake with Jack P Hayley and Kenneth Rice as George Martin and Roy Ladd. The Capitol Theatre production, directed by John J Williams, opens Friday at 8:30 PM with tickets at Bakers Drug Store and Capitol Theatre.
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E. C. Stuart
Dr. Stuart
Howard Drake
Howard
Jack P. Hayley
Kenneth Rice
George Martin
Roy Ladd
John J. Williams
Capitol Theatre
Baker’s Drug Store
Pomona Grange Entertained By Mt. Airy Group
The Mount Airy Subordinate Grange hosted the Frederick County Pomona Grange on July 19. The event featured an engaging literary program, a social hour with ice cream and cake, and remarks praising the Grange. Upcoming program notes include Misses Annie Bly Mayme Kingree and Ruth Brumback presenting on July 24.
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Fawcett Gap
Mount Airy
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Grange
Mount Airy Grange
Annie Bly
Mayme Kingree
Ruth Brumback
The
New Florida Type Market Opens On Valley Pike
Frank Micciche proprietor of Winchester Fruit and Vege Market announces a new Florida Type Market beside the Blue and Gray Inn. The market offers direct car service and fresh fruits and vegetables sourced from local growers and growers further afield. Trucks operate in Virginia Maryland North Carolina South Carolina and Florida delivering several times weekly. Ice cold watermelons feature at reasonable prices with a customer satisfaction promise.
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Frank Micciche
Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market
Florida
Valley Pike
Blue and Gray Inn
Main Street
Micciche
Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Winchester Fruit and Vegetables Market
Life Savers to Review Lifesaving Studies at Legion Pool
Red Cross senior lifesavers who conducted instruction classes will bring their work to the American Legion Pool Tuesday at 2 p.m. for a review of carry and breaks under Frank R. Horton. Summer instruction is by seniors. reviews are set for July and August at multiple local camps and troop centers.
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Legion Pool
Red Cross
American Legion
Frank R. Horton
First Aid and Life Saving Committee
Girl Stout Camp
Rebecca Kern
American Legion Pool
Otis Sargent
Golightly
Boy Scout Camporee at Herring Run Park Baltimore MD
Region 3 hosts an overnight camporee August 17 to 19 at Herring Run Park Baltimore where patrols cook meals around fires and demonstrate skills. Shenandoah Area Council will send two Troop 2 Martinsburg patrols with possible Winchester patrols. regular year members only. Registration is 25 cents per Scout with swimming plus on-site food options.
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Baltimore
Herring Run Park
Shenandoah
Martinsburg
Winchester
Mr Shirley Miley Recovering After Memorial Hospital Appendi
Mr Shirley Miley underwent an operation at Memorial Hospital for appendicitis and was reported today to be making satisfactory progress toward recovery.
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Shirley Miley
Memorial Hospital
Wall Street weighs strikes as recovery sign in Roosevelt era
Washington notes survey readers about labor unrest across the nation. The stock market sees strikes as a sign of recovery rather than revolution, while critics debate the New Deal and its impact on labor. A Washington columnist reports on public sentiment and questions communism fears amid economic change.
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Wall Street
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New York Sun
Washington, D. C
Washington
America
Global ripple feared from west coast strikes
The passage argues that while the Pacific coast lacks global market impact, a strike in steel and auto hubs would influence world markets. A modest steel price rise could lift stock markets worldwide, underscoring the broad economic stakes of regional labor action.
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Pacific Coast
Frisco Normalcy Returns with Fresh Vegetables
Residents enjoy renewed city life as downtown San Francisco regains regular bus service and fresh vegetables return to markets after disruptions. A photo shows the moment service resumes in the city center.
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Frisco
San Francisco
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Leslie B. Shepherd
Dallas
Chicago
Nellie Leafe
Shepherd
R. S. Fansler
Maywavr
Kiwanis Club
Huntsherry
Market Street Church
Fred W. Forney
Lester C. Forney
Virginia Hawkins
Worthington
F. L. Buckley
Christ Episcopal Church
Lyda Chapman
Timberlake
North Loudoun Street
Gerardstown
Inwood
W. Va
Miss Mollie Glass
Camp Strawderman
Woodstock, Va
Jane Bickers
South Stewart Street
Mary Taylor
Madison, Va
Harry Clements
Garland and
Dalton
Muncie
George S. DeHart
G. C. Ritter
Charles Ritter
Unionville, Md
John Kreimer
Kreimer
Martha Lee Ritter
Mary Kramer
Philip Kramer
Washington, D. G
Mt. Airy Group
Stephens City
By Leslie Eichel
Central Press
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Charles P. Stewart
United States
Portland
San Diego
Seattle
Miami
Green Goods
Golden Gate
the Commercial & Savings Bank
B. & C. Baking CO
Winchester Health Center
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lovett Brothers
Florsheim
N. Main Street
R. M. Swimley
Lovett’s
Smart Shoppe
Loudoun St
N. Loudoun St
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