Birthday Dinner Honors Mr. Legg at Middletown Home
A Sunday birthday dinner for Mr. Legg was held at his home in Middletown with Mrs. Legg and many relatives and friends attending from Winchester Brucetown Berryville and Washington. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ge Mr. and Mrs. John Fleming and Miss Gladys Line Miss Pearl Legg and Miss Marguerite Legg. A later square dance followed at the Colonial Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lege
John Legs
Middletown
Leggen
Legg
Rs. Legg
Charles Ge
John Fleming
Iddietown
S. H. Hawkins
M. Wayte
Clarke
Robert Gg
Bobby
Winchest
Harry McAboy
Ons
Jack
Harry, Jr
Roy Lege
Samuel A. Crabill
Brucetown
Gladys Line
Washington
Colonial Theatre
Frank
Atton
Patton Dance
The
Miss Brown
Berryville
John Owen
Georgia Foreman
Elmer Headley
Henneberger Family To Hold Reunion At Caledonia Park
The second annual Henneberger family reunion will be held at Caledonia Park Pa on the Lincoln Highway about ten miles east of Chambersburg. Attendees are expected from Baltimore Hagerstown Silver Spring Smithsburg Washington Grove Md Saynesboro Chambersburg Gettysburg Green Castle Harrisburg and nearby states. Last year members attended from Georgia and Colorado.
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Henneberger
Caledonia Park
Chambersburg
Lincoln Highway
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Silver Spring
Smithsurg
Washington Grove
Mad
Saynesboro
Greencastle
Harrisburg
Virginia
Ohio
Georgia
Colorado
Social Visit Notes From Middletown Front Royal and Beyond
Mr George Ginn and daughter Miss May Ginn along with Misses May and Lula Lauck of Middletown visited Front Royal to see Mrs E D Laws who is improving. Miss Margaret Amick hosted friends from Boyce for Shenandoah Baptist Association events including Mrs John Royston and others. Misses Margaret and Genevieve Lowman of Baltimore head to Rio W Va to visit grandmother Mrs Cora Lowman after leaving this city. Miss Virginia Lupton held a luncheon for Miss Ann Bolling Shepherd of Dallas Texas with eight guests.
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George Ginn
May Ginn
May and
Lula Lauck
Middletown
Front Royal
E. D. Laws
Margaret Amick
Boyce
Shenandoah Baptist Association
John Royston
A. D. Huff
Mary J. Lloyd
Edith Wiley
Milbourne Wiley
Margaret
Genevieve Lowman
Baltimore
Rio
W. Va
Cora Lowman
Lowman
Virginia Lupton
Ann Bolling Shephred
Dallas
Texas
Social Notes Include Visits and Departures in Martinsburg
Miss Gladys Lee of Washington has left to return home after visiting Mrs. W G Hardy. Mrs Beverley Wright accompanied her to Washington for a day of friend visits. Miss May Slagle of the Style Shoppe resumes duties after her annual vacation. Mr and Mrs W O Printz and children of Pittsburgh paused in Martinsburg on illness related to Mrs Printz’s brother and visited sisters Mrs C Frank Grim and Mrs J W North. Miss Virginia Hawkins of Brunswick Md visits with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs H N Deavers.
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August Larrick
Grace Larrick
Hayfield
Winchester
Joseph F. Bean
Isaiah Wright
Clyde DeHart
Washington
Brunswick
Mrs. Howe
Arthur M. Field
Rochester
N. Y
Mrs. Field
May Davis
Boonton
N. J
Maude Brown
Elizabeth Grim
Miss Brown
Gladys Lee
W. G. Hardy
Beverley Wright
May Slagle
W. O. Printz
Pittsburgh
Martinsburg
W. Va
Virginia Hawkins
Brunswick, Md
Mrs. H. N. Deavers
Woodstock Prohibition Official Visits Town
Mr. Joseph M. Bauserman of Woodstock, district Prohibition commissioner, visited today and was warmly greeted by many friends on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S. Wright
Strasburg
Joseph M. Bauserman
Woodstock
Dutch French Olympic Entry Sparks Diplomatic Rift
At Amsterdam Stadium the Dutch gate keeper punched a French official triggering a diplomatic flare. The French delegation withdrew from the parade and debated competing as Dutch weather complaints and allied tensions surfaced. The opening ceremony proceeded amid rain and large crowds with American contingents receiving loud cheers.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Franz Reichel
Reichel
Stars and Stripes
Johnny Weissmuller
Bud Houser
Douglas McArthur
Yankee Stadium
Memorial services held at Ebenezer Church in Cross Roads
Cross Roads Va July 28 memorial services at Ebenezer Church were attended by a large congregation. Participants included Prof B F Line and ministers W L Dudley E T Clark C H Anderson and Mr Wolfe. Local families visited relatives in Shepherdstown W Va and Philadelphia this week.
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Evelyn
J. B. White
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Grace White
Charles Oates
Philadelphia
J. R. Oates
Dave Peacemaker
Jess Peacemaker
Gorge L. Peacemaker
Little Girl Hurt In Auto Collision On National Ave
Automobiles belonging to Burton Harry and George Frye collided on National Avenue last night near a street intersection. A daughter of Mr Harry suffered a forehead contusion. Other occupants were shaken. both cars were badly damaged and towed for repairs.
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Burton Harry
George Frye
National Avenue
Harry
Arizona Town Suffers Flood Damage From Mountain Storm
A mountain cloudburst flooded Miami Arizona causing about 500000 dollars in damage. Main Street filled with mud rocks and gravel. high winds damaged many homes. Rumors of casualties were unfounded.
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Associated Press
Miami
Ariz
Infant Boy Dies At the Hospital
Five month old Oscar Lofton son of Mr and Mrs Guy Lofton died in Memorial Hospital from cholera infantum. Survived by parents three brothers and two sisters. Funeral held at 4 this afternoon from Fast Kern street residence with Rev L F Harper officiating. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Oscar Lofton
Guy Lofton
Memorial Hospital
Assistant Chief Of War Dept Hurt In Air Accident
Charles B. Robbins assistant secretary of war suffered two rib fractures and a broken collarbone in an air crash while flying toward Washington over Columbus Ohio. The plane landed in Somerset Pennsylvania and Robbins was hospitalized. He was en route to inspect Camp Knox and Fort Thomas Kentucky and citizen military training camps, with plans to return to Washington by rail soon.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles B. Robbins
Columbus
War Department
Somerset
Robbins
Efent
Elwood AnesQada
Camp Knox
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Bishop Mitchell to Preach at Christ Church Sunday
Bishop Walter Mitchell of Phoenix Arizona will preach at Christ Episcopal Church at 11 oclock tomorrow morning. There will be no evening service. Mitchell previously led Porter Military Academy in South Carolina.
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Father Martin
Thomas B. Martin
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. Louis
Detroit
Mich
Walter J. Nott
Richmond
Sacred Heart Church
Society of the Propagation of the Faith
Dr. Nott
Walter Mitchell
Phoenix
Ariz
Christ Episcopal Church
Mitchell
Porter Military Academy
South Carolina
Special July Rate for Subscriptions
The Evening Star announces a reduced subscription rate now in effect. Mail in advance at 3.00 per year or carrier delivery at 4.00 per year, with payment due by July 31.
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THE
Evening Star
Weather outlook for week in Atlantic states
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday shows generally fair skies across the North and Middle Atlantic States with showers possible Thursday and Friday. Temperatures start below normal Monday then rise to normal or slightly above by Thursday and become cooler toward week’s end.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Sandino Followers Surrender to U S Marines at Somoto
The Navy department reported 56 Sandino followers surrendered to marine forces at Somoto Nicaragua on July 24. The men were granted the customary clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Somoto
Nicaragua
Queens sewer pipe scandal witness testifies before grand jury
Mrs. Annette Tattersall Thomson, mother in law of Francis Phillips, became hysterical while testifying to a grand jury investigating alleged irregularities in income tax returns tied to the late John M. Philips, the central figure in the Queens sewer pipe case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Tattersall Thomson
Francis Phillips
John M. Philips
Queens
Summer Weather Affects Nerves and Camp Update
Long hot days strain nerves causing headaches sleepless nights and fatigue. Capucline in water provides quick relief by soothing nerves. Mrs. C. B. Aulick returns home from Peterborough New Hampshire where daughter Mary Katherine Aulick helps manage the Sargent School summer camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Aulick
Peterhorn
Mary Katherine Aulick
Sargent School
Louth Braddock Street
Heir to 4 Million Chooses Work and Enterprise
The heir to a 10 million estate, William Woods Plankinton III, declines early luxury to join a new construction firm. He plans to build his own fortune, seeks young leadership, and says romance will be a lifelong pursuit when the time is right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
William Woods Plankinton, Jr
Bill” Plankinton
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Hodgson
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J. P. Brown
Ruth
Saxton Sampsell
Stephens City
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Mrs. J. J. Jennings
Roanoke, Va
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Lancaster, Pa
L. D. Grubbs
John S. Bowman
Bluefield, W. Va
Hotel Yack
H. P. Woltz
Newport News
Frank Magruder
North Loudoun Street
Woltz
Northern Virginia Power Company
Philip Klompus
Freda Klompus
M. Hamburger
Klompus
Harry Levin
John Labouisse
Charlotte, N. C
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Wyndham Blanton
Swannanoa
Alexander Hamilton
Cumberland
Richmond Times-Dispatch
C. J. Racey
Winchester Circuit
United Brethren Church
National Ave
Arizona
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Ethel Becker
Riverdale Hospital
New York
Joseph Gordon
Ton
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Down Under
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Alniernational Newsreel
Sandino
Arch Preserver Shoes
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Lovett Bros
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North Main St
General Electric
R.C. A. Radiolas
MO. S. Solenberger & CO
N. Loudoun St
Aap Agape
Uribe Pala
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Phillips Milk
Coty
Woodbury’s
George Washington Hotel
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