Huntingtonons Entertain at Tea in Blue Ridge Mountains
Huntingtonons hosted a summer tea at their Blue Ridge mountain home Journey's End assisted by guest Miss Elizabeth Tandy of Washington and daughter Edith Huntington. Dozens of guests from Washington Berryville Summit Point and other towns attended with many named attendees and observers.
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Huntingtons
Blue Ridge Mountains
Bear Huntington
Waeafree
Blue Ridge
Elizabeth Tandy
Washington
Edith Huntington
Isabell Rowland
William H. Carter
Virginia
Countess von Rechteren Limpurg
Netherlands
Beardall, Sr
Orlando
Fla
A. P. Osborne
John B. Neill
John A. Chew
A. Cummins
Melville
Peter Williams
Carrington
Blackburn Smith
James Riddle
E. Lessier
Rose MacDonald
Spencer Carter
Agnes Page
Millwood
W. B. Grove
Imogene Thomson
Summit Point
Joseph Massie
Wincheser
Bound and mother charged after violent assault on daughter
Alice Gallo 19 of Boston freed herself from binds and leapt from a tenement window after alleged beating by her mother Antoinette and sister Phyllis. Police charged the trio with assault and battery as witnesses described the scene on nearby fire escapes. Central Press benefit concert set for July 29 in Clarke County for milk fund and school grounds. Miss Phebe Stine of Washington to sing with Winchester String Ensemble directed by Mrs. Austin Sloat at Caryswood home of Mrs. Archibald Cummins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Gallo
Boston
Alice
Antoinette Gallo
Phyllis
Central Press
Clarke County Woman's Club
Phebe Stine
Washington
Mount Vernon M. E. Church
South
Winchester String Ensemble
Austin Sloat
Kasper
Clarke County
Bailey Is Nominated by Arkansas Democrats for Senate
Gov. Carl E. Bailey, 42, won the Democratic nomination to be Joseph T. Robinson’s Senate successor. The special election likely set for September 14. The party split over nominating vs holding a primary, with independent and Republican opposition discussed. Bailey did not attend the meeting and had supported the Roosevelt administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Democratic State Committee
Carl E. Bailey
Joseph T. Robinson
United States Senate
Bailey
J. Rosser Venable
Democratic Committee
Claude A. Fulek
Eureka Springs
Senate
Thomas Fitzhugh
The
Utilities Commission
Roosevelt
Community News From St. Davids Church Area July Visits
Local residents share visits and travels with family and friends across Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania. Notable movements include John Andrews and three children from Washington D C visiting Rinker and Stephens households, and Grace Braithwaite staying in Gettysburg with relatives. The Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid plans an August meeting at Mrs Charles Braithwaite's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. David's Church
John Andrews
Washington, D. C
Roy Rinker
C. E. Stephens
Loy Golliday
Romney
W. Va
Dollie Goulay
A. M. McClenahan
A. O. McClenahan
Maryland
Garland Stephens
M. M. McClenahan
Albert
J. W. McClanahan
Robert Fisher
Minerva Fisher
Near Toms Brook
T. A. Crabill
Grim
Fred Chapman
Irene Chapman
Thomas Singhass
Mattie Clark
Upperville
Armie! Combs
Richmond
Anna Dick
Charleen Grim
Winchester
H. K. Dick
Albin Brevities Brief Local Notices
Albin Virginia July 23. Mr and Mrs Van Fosser visited Lydia Hawkins for weeks and returned to Princeton Illinois. Lydia Hawkins celebrated her birthday July 16 with family present. S S Hawkins returned from Easton Pennsylvania after attending his daughter's father in law Charles Scott Sr funeral. Alma Orndorff attends 4 H Club state short course Blacksburg. Eletha and Elsie Edwards visited Martinsburg West Virginia. L J Hartman visiting Roanoke niece. Eppard couple spending days Elkton. Tom Blair and family travel to Broadway for Mrs Blair home visit. Winchester group fished Shady Grove Maryland on Chesapeake Bay last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin
van Fosser
Lydia Hawkins
Princeton
S. S. Hawkins
Easton
Charles Scott
Alma Orndorff
Blacksburg
Eletha
Elsie Edwards
Martinsburg
W. Va
L. J. Hartman
Roanoke
Eppard
Elkton
Tom Blair
Broadway
Cedar Grove Notes Centered on Visitors and Vacations
Cedar Grove Virginia notes Mrs Floyd Bageant of Florida visiting friends. Mrs Alson Smith and children weekend with sister Mrs Jennie Davis at Gainesboro. Harold Barrett and Ray Barrett of the U S Navy vacationing with their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Barrett. They plan to leave for California soon. Mr and Mrs Joe Crim of Washington spent a few days earlier.
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Cedar Grove
Floyd Bageant
Florida
Alson Smith
Jennie Davi
Gainesboro
Harold Barrett
Ray Barrett
U. S. Navy
Frank Barrett
California
Joe Crim
Washington
Reliance Area Social Notes Highlight Travels and Visits
Reliance Virginia activity includes Silmer family driving to Washington for a weekend visit. Mrs Bowen spent time in Front Royal with her father, who is convalescing after hospitalization. Elsie Gruver returned home with cousin Elizabeth Gruver from a visit to relatives. Reverend Mitchell assists at Singers Glen meeting. George Holler of Chicago visits Haun and Irma Shrum in Toms Brook. W D Mitchell’s wife hosts a Christian Endeavor meeting. Mary Judy attends 4 H club convention in Blacksburg. Myrtle Keener visits father and sister in Derflinger family home. Grover family drives to Enaless Caverns for a reunion. Sunday School picnic planned for Elizabeth Furnace next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
Silmer
Washington
D. C
C. C. Bowen
Front Royal
B. F. Cooley
Elsie Gruver
Elizabeth Gruver
Myrtle Keener
FP. L. Derflinger
D. W. Grover Ane
Enaless Caverns
Elizabeth Furnace
Burglar Hits Evanston Homes. Police Offer Paid Vacation Reward
In Evanston Illinois a burglar has entered homes ten times in just over a month, pulling blinds and ransacking while stealing food and drink from ice boxes. Chief William O Freeman offers a week of paid vacation to the officer who captures the burglar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
William O. Freeman
Barbara Bell Fashion Patterns for Slimming Frock No. 1353 B
Barbara Bell pattern No 1353 B offers a slimming frock with a double collar yoke line and straight panel skirt in sizes 36 to 52. It requires 4 1/2 yards of 35 inch material for size 38 plus 1/2 yard contrast and 2 yards of ribbon for the bow. Send fifteen cents for the Barbara Bell Summer Pattern Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
Beer Industry A Potent Factor In Business Recovery
The return of legal beer in 1933 aided a broad economic revival. Beer now employed 85,000 workers, with wages over 150 million dollars annually, and its tax revenue exceeds one and a half billion dollars in 50 months since repeal. The industry drives demand for farm products, real estate, and machinery, supporting farmers, builders, and retailers across 48 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington
United States
United States Treasury
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Alabama
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Labor
Bee
Treasury Department
Federal Treasury
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BUICK
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Chevrolet
Herrell
Loudoun St
Oldsmobile
Plymouth Tudor
Plymouth
Bickers Motor Co
S-L-I-P
Buncutter Tire Co
Dr. Moore
A. P. Thomson
Hawthorn
James M. Thomson
New Orleans
Gretchen Thomson
Paul Thomson
Eleanor Potts
Howard Williams
Shepherdstown
Tom Peyton
Chevy Chase
Goodwin H. Williams
Airlie
Katharine P. McDonald
James W. Suddath
Bayard Stevens
Short Hills
N. J
Stevenson
Kilmarnock
Robert Harnsberger
William Cabell Moore
Shenandoah River
Cabell
Charles E. Moore, Jr
Stuart Froehling
John Hoke
Norman Turpin
Allen Valentine
Randolph Cary
James Patton
J. Peter Williams
Riverside
George Oliver
Pittsburgh
Nancy Williams
Charles Stribling
Orange
Misses Lake
Stribling
J. T. L. Jones
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Stribling
Berryville
Gallo
Arkansas
Robinson
Astor
John Jacob Astor
William
William Henry Astor
Astor Summer Estate
Newport
St. David’s
Hugh Gorman
Philadelphia
8. E. Walters
Ludge
Gene Ahern
Morgan
Asti
Boulder Dam
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the Evening Star
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York
N. Y
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Cadillac
Brown’s
South Braddock Street
RGA
NU Mun Uwa
Voice of
Firestone
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Red
Firestone Auto Supply & Service
N. Loudoun St
Geo. T. Barnsley
Mgr
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
H. W. Ebert
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