Legion of Legge family and Girl Scouts enter summer camp
A long list of Legge family members and friends attend a birthday gathering for Mr Legge. The article notes Girl Scouts from the city leaving Camp White Rock near Capon Bridge after a successful two week summer outing with names of staff and campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rock
Capon Bridge
Winchester
Edith Vincent Cornwell
Rene Mathews
Eugene Cooper
S. Fred Stine
Grace Bosserman
Mary Katherine Aulick
Miss Golden
Helen Massey
Bernadine Knee
Henrietta Cornwell
Louise Butsler
Virginia Butsler
June Bean
Helen Grimm
Margaret Bean
Virginia Smith
Nancy Rossman
Virginia Pearsall
Evelyn Murrill
Becky Pifer
Martha Walker Lupton
Martone Lupton
Gandette Schenck
Rachel Jennings
Mary Katherine Huntsberry
Lois Yost
Alison Burgess
Ann Yost
Bebe Lovett
Shirley Williams
Ann Hatcher
Edith Dunn
Betty Schlack
Farley Massey
Jane Jolliffe
Mary Margaret Cooper
Nancy Swimley
Alison Cooper
Marjorie Massey
Jeanne Miller
Margaret Gibbons
Louise Largent
Ann Oakes
Joyce Gibbons
Jacqueline English
Doftethy Hawthorne
Lois Demp
Louise Cain
Helen Avis Grimm
Camp White Rock
W. Va
Corning
N. Y
P. M. Smith
Weekly Community Meetings and Club Activities Calendar
Social Calendar lists each week events across churches and groups. Regular choir practice at United Brethren and First Baptist, Elks Lodge meetings, Rotary Club luncheon, American Legion Post gatherings, Braddock Street Methodist events, Girls and Boys picnic at Big Eddy, Handley Library story hour, Music Lover's Club, Lions Club practice, Little Theatre Handley Library meeting, and Kiwanis Club lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge, Benevolent, Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Girls’ Athletic Association
Big Eddy
Charles Town
Handley Library
Music Lover’s Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Lions Club
Little Theatre Organization
Birthday Dinner Honors Thelma Bailey at Big Spring
Mr and Mrs D C Bailey of Inwood hosted a birthday dinner at Payne luncheon ground Big Spring for daughter Thelma Bailey who turned twenty one. After dinner guests drove to Back Creek for swimming with many relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Bailey
Inwood
Payne
Big Spring
Thelma Bailey
Back Creek
Harry Smeltzer
Jinnie Myers
Earl Grubbs
Llewellyn Grubbs
Charlotte Grubbs
O. B. Kidwell
Opal
Anna Lee Kidwell
H. T. Hutzler
Bernard Kneisly
Garland Rowland
G. A. Slonaker
Calvin Slonaker
Raymond Hemp
Fred Hemp
William Hemp
Roscweight
May Hutzler
Hazed Barthlow
Earl Anderson
June Anderson
Philadelphia
Howard Haines
Ervin Taylor
Winchester
Woodman’s
Middletown
J. E. Legge
H. J. Mcaboy
Legge
Fox’s Park
Clark Legg
H. J. McA
Hottle Family Reunion Planned Near Toms Brook
A July birthday celebration at J B Singhass's home in Opequon honored a patriarch with a large family feast. Relatives from Fishers Hill Lebanon Church Winchester and nearby areas gathered for lunch under apple trees and a decorated birthday cake. An August Hottle Keller reunion is scheduled on the old Hottle plantation four miles west of Toms Brook with speakers Harry Keller and Reverend Huddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Singhass
Opequon
Sie Baker
Carl Baker
Lewis
Gilbert
Ida
Milcha
Fishers Hill
Frank Lindamood
Paul Lindamood
All of
Lester
Hattie Taylor
C. M. Barrett
Winchester
J. L. Carpenter
Anna
Frances Carpenter
Stinacher
Hottle-Keller
Hottle Plantation
Toms Brook
M. W. Barbe
Harry Keller
New York
William C. Huddle
Williamsport
George Hottle
Johanne Hottle
Holland
Barbe
Miss Edna Baughman engages to Rev. Bernard Bain
Mrs Henry Baughman of Wardensville West Virginia announced the engagement of her daughter Miss Edna Baughman to the Rev Bernard E Bain pastor of the Wardensville Lost City group. The wedding is set for Thursday morning August 24 at 8 o clock in Wardensville Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baughman
Wardensville
W. Va
Edna Baughman
Bernard E. Bain
Wardensville Presbyterian Church
Bain
Wardensville-Lost City
Winchester
Young Christians Class To Meet Friday Night
The Yi Christians' Class of the Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will hold its monthly social on Friday July 28 at 8 o'clock at Mrs Keller's home on Jordan Springs Road. Transportation is requested for members from Mrs Lelia Green's home by 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Keller
Jordan Springs Road
Lelia Green
Braddock Street
Rogers Hornsby Named Browns Manager Through 1935
St. Louis Browns owner Phil Ball announced the signing of Rogers Hornsby as manager for the rest of 1934 and the 1935 season. Hornsby succeeds Bill Killefer who resigned recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Phil Ball
St. Louis Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Bill Killefer
Peery Attacks Deal Over Virginia Governing Models
George C. Peery, candidate for governor, called for a 1934 model government with a 1938 upgrade, accusing his Norfolk opponent of pushing a 1926 framework. He argued Virginia must advance, criticizing Deal for lacking constructive policy and for blaming past progress instead of proposing modern reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Peery
Richmond
Virginia
Times
Norfolk
Deal
Commonwealth
Mr. Deal
Keep the Good Work of County Roads Construc tion Going
The piece urges strong political organization across the spectrum to win campaigns citing Franklin D Roosevelt and argues against the idea of political machines. It advocates naming peers for governor to sustain road construction and questions a proposed moratorium on road building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D Roosevelt
U.S
Deal
Milk Dumped in Pennsylvania Milk Strike Spreads
Six trucks of milk were dumped by striking farmers in Carlisle and near Harrisburg as the Capital City Milk Producers Association escalates the strike. Three hundred farmers picketed routes into Harrisburg with trucks from six counties demanding higher prices per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Harrisburg
Capital City Milk Producers Association
Producers Association
Camp Hill
Mechanicsburg
State Police Patrol Western Pennsylvania Coal Fields
Gov Pinchot ordered state police into the western Pennsylvania coal fields as strike unrest grows. In Fayette and Washington counties tear gas was used after coal workers walked out, injuring several, with about 1 000 employees striking for higher wages. Hopkinsville area mine operations were affected as the Frick Coal Company and United States Steel subsidiaries faced disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Fayette County
Washington, Pa
Hazel-Atlas Glass Company
H.C. Frick Coal Company
Brownsville
United States Steel Corporation
Barbara Hutton's Chanel designed summer frock for Princess Alexis Mdiyani
Barbara Hutton wore a two piece Chanel designed frock for Princess Alexis Mdiyani's trousseau. The gown is black with white thread and a white pique blouse, featuring a jaunty bow under the chin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanel
Trousseau
Alexis Mdiyani
Barbara Hutton
A Social Triumph Yawning Quietly
A social triumph is noted as mastery of closed mouth yawning, a subtle skill valued in polite gatherings. The piece highlights social knowledge and graces while focusing on a small, practical habit.
Jones and Laughlin Mine Operations at Vestaburg Denbo
Details describe the Vestaburg and Denbo mine operations of the Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation. The text notes the mine’s management, production scope, and related industrial activity within the steel company network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestaburg and Denbo
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Winchester police press on with petty theft cases
Chief C. W. Hollis and lieutenants led a days long roundup of suspects in Winchester over petty thefts. Judge Donald T. L. imposed sentences including one year on the state road or banishment for Shoemaker and Fletcher, Demroy sent to Washington, Colvin jailed six months, and Cayser jailed three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hollis
Winchester
Donald Tl. Re
Wade Shoemaker
State Road
Roy Fletcher
Dem
Roy
Washington, D. C
David Colvin
Macy
Roy Cayser
Through the Telescope
A storyteller quotes Uncle Eben saying a man uses a telescope to seek trouble and then turns the machine to lessen the blessing he enjoys. The remark frames a moral about perception and effort in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Organization Helped Nominate and Elect Roosevelt
Roanoke Times notes debate over political organization or machine in the Roosevelt nomination and election effort. The piece argues opposition stems from not receiving organizational backing and suggests supporters would align if endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Roanoke Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodrow Legge
BE. R. Sperry
Elsie
Sadie Harris
C. B. Legg
Junior Headley
Allen Legge
Cora Carper
J. K. Luttrell
Anna Reardon
BE. H. Grove
Claude Grove
Charles Grove
Girl Scouts
Kiwanis Club
Mr. and
Mrs. Bailey
Messrs
Legge and
McAboy
Bally-Hoo
Huntsberry
Hottle
Miss Baughman
Mr. Bain
J. G. Watson
South Loudoun Street
Mrs. Watson
J. Martin Machale
Mrs
Alvin Peg
Washn
Albert Reed
Stephens Street
Baltimore
Merchants and Miners Line
Boston
Mass
Ernest C. Thorpe
Memorial Hospital
4 Lough and Son
Prederick
Gilbert T. Brown
George H. Eagle, Jr
Mad Spurr
James O. Ritter
Raleigh, N. C
American Institute of Cooperation
Paul Anderson
Delmo MclInturff
Montague Avenue
Lois Cross
Pedlar Mills
Lynchburg
W. C. Cross
West Clifford Street
W. M. Wisecarver
Ramon Penn
J. T. Wisecarver
Ince N. Y
New Oxford
Lee Brown
Billy Brown
Bay Shore
James Streit
Courtney Hollis
Handley Avenue
Front Royal
Alvin Johnson
Selby W. Preffitt
Joanne Preffitt
Rockville, Md
Thomas W. Mathews
Cyril Mathews
North Stewart Street
Harrisonburg
Mathews
Harrisonburg State Teachers
H. C. Funk
Helen Funk
H. R. Grimm
States
Quebec
Canada
Wendell Lynn Seldon
Marvin F. Seldon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ian McCallum
South Braddock Street
New York City
Vanderbilt Hotel
Allen D. Merrill
Margaret Clarke Merrill
Allen Merrill, Jr
Shepherdstown
Washington
Nellie Trayer
Sykesville, Md
Charles Hodgson
Loudoun Street
Eldon Trueblood
Hopewell
Rogers’ Hornsby
Brooks
Franklin D.' Roosevelt
Peery
Peery Campaign Com
Penna
The
Associated Press
Barbara
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Big Joe
N. Cameron St
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Eas Lae
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Libby
Ladies
Oxfords
Lovett
Loudoun St. TE
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