Anniversary telegrams and notable residents in Winchester
The article notes wide greetings for Mr. Baker on his anniversary, praises his long service as Handley Board treasurer with a fund over two million dollars, and recalls his Civil War memories and Masonry leadership. It then covers weddings, reunions, funerals, local social events, and upcoming community notices across Winchester and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Baker
William B. Baker
Board of
Handley Trustees
Handley Board
Masonc Fhen
Winchester Lodge
Maery
Knights Templar
United States
Masons
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Robert E. Lee
Winchester
Memorial Hospital Patient Paul Grant Improves
Paul Grant long associated with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company has shown improvement after weeks with intestinal ulcers at Memorial Hospital. He is now up in his room and his condition is yielding to treatment. Miss Mary Willis Roddey has returned to Rock Hill after a visit with relatives in Winchester. Mrs D J McCarthy and two children return to Washington from Stephens City with Mr Williams.
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Paul Grant
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Memorial Hospital
Local notes on residents and visitors in town
Town residents and visitors are listed with brief updates. Rev P D Brown D D of Columbia DC has returned home after a weekend with his sister Mrs L A Thomas. Mary Miller of Washington visits her mother Mrs A C Welsh at Glen Lee on Fairmont avenue. Mr and Mrs B H Potts just returned from a two week vacation in Philadelphia Atlantic City and New York. E Maurice Grim returns to Baltimore after weekend with his parents on East Cork street. Pansy Dove, Ralph Bogers, and Thomas Nelson visit friends in Winchester and Frederick Maryland. Georgie Grove, recently operated on, is recuperating at home on North Loudoun street. C C Abbott of Joliet IL is a guest at Hotel Jack. Frank Bell Taylor, injured in an auto accident, is improving.
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Rosalie Keith Benchoff
W. B. Noel
Massanutten Chapel
Howard J. Benchoff
Woodstock
William Baker Noel
R. W. Noel
Farmville
Massanutten Academy
Benchoff
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Francis Brown
G. A. Benchoff
Wayne H. Bowers
Miss Benchoff
Mary Esther Martin
Dorothy Epley
York
Louise Cameron
Roanoke
Gladys Didgwick
Josephine Noel
Francis A. Schwentker
Philadelphia
Robert Benchoff
Walter Myers
Mercersburg
Herman Bell
Berryville
Emil Gathmann, Jr
Gaithersburg
Academy
Noel
Great Lakes
Canada
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford's Hospital
R W. Noel
Emil Gathmann
Merrill H. Troupe
Catonsville
Thomas Wonder
Anna B. Simmerman
Baltimore
Thomas Benchoff
Buena Vista
Joseph D. Eggleston
Hampden-Sydney
Cc. C. Mueller
R. R. Waesche
Washington, D. C
Lake
Virginia
Lakeland
Upperville
I. B. Lake
Upperville Baptist Church
Pref. Ee Lake
Wake Forest
Colege
John S. Mosby
Vermont
John Lake
Maryland
Lakes
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Frank T. Ridgway
Buchanan
Alice R. Lake
New Jersey
Lake Clan
Indiana
Everett Lake
Connecticut
Simon Lake
Milford
Conn
Homer Lake
Santa Fe
Chicago
Ill
John A Barber
Springfield
John A. Burke
Oklahoma City
Lytton Lake
Higginsville
Lawrence P. Lake
Cincinnati
Ohio
Beaverley Lake
Durham
N. C
Felix Lake
R. H. Lake
U.S.N
Norfolk
James Lake
W. Ewell Lake
Long Beach N. J
Cross
Charles
John
Burg
Rose Cross
Hardy Gibson
William Dixon
Edithon
Buena
Katie Cramer
Aldie
Mary Keller
Man, Ma
Willie Ponton
Wildwood
N. J
Nan Chapman
Stephensons
Hartley
Colleen Hartley
Eva Lee Galliford
Frank Barley
Cora Barley
Stephens City
William Duncan
Julian Duncan
Pauline Duncan
Riverton
Thomas Sawyer
Frederick Harrisonburg
Joseph Shank
Wadesville
Powell Jolliffe
Boyce
Edward L. Meise
Capper
Ira
Winchester
Fairfax Hotel
Rappahannock
Allen B. Gray
Joseph Hodgson
Joseph Flickinger
Sharp’s Wharf
Rappahannock River
W. R. Hartzell
Lancaster
S. L. Flickinger
John F. Hoover
Sharp's Wharf
Mary Willis
Roddey
Rock Hill
Mary Willis Roddey
Marshall Willis
J. E. Baker
Frank N. Hack
S.C
John T. Roddey
Eliza Willis
P. D. Brown
D. D
Columbia, D. C
L. A. Thomas
Mary Miller
Washington
B. H. Potts
Philadel
Atlantic City
New York City
Mr. E. Maurice Grim
Mrs. C. Frank Grim
East Cork Street
Georgie Grove
Memorial Hospital
North Loudoun Street
Fine Exhibition Of Polo In Middleburg Weekend
Loudoun Fauquier club edged Maryland Polo Club 8 7 6 in the Saturday match at Welbourne Field while Maryland won 11 10 on Monday. Baltimore contenders were J W S Foster A D Foster Fifi Symington and W Wallace Lanahan. Middleburg lineup included Dr A C Randolph Turner Wiltshire Henry Frost Jr Arthur White Henry Skinner Harry Frost and Mr Hulbert.
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Middleburg
Loudoun- Fauquier
Maryland Polo Club
Welbourne Field
Loudoun-Fauquier
Marylanders
J. W.S Foster
A. D. Foster
Fifi Symington
W. Wallace Lanahan
Baltimore
Middlebury
Dr. A. C. Randolph
Turner Wiltshire
Henry Frost, Jr
Aurthur White
Henry Skinner
Harry Frost
Mr. Hulbert
Liberals Face Defeat in Canada General Election
Ottawa reports early results show Conservatives at 136 seats Liberals 84 United Farmers 10 and other small parties. In Toronto Premier McKenzie King’s Liberals trail as Conservatives push tariff trade policy and imperial preference themes amid national debt tax cuts.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Liberals
United Farmers
Essives
Liberal Progressives
Labor
Toronto
McKenzie King
R. B. Bennett
United States
W. L. MacKenzie
King
Dunning
Canada
New Zealand
Bennett
Dominion
Three Hold-Up Men Ambush By Police at Glencross Bank
Three would be robbers walked into a police trap at Glencross Savings Bank today. George A. Anderson of Kimberlake and an unidentified companion were killed. Melvin Scranton, also of Kimberlake, was fatally wounded.
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Glencross
8. D
George A. Anderson
Kimberlake
Here
Melvin Scranton
Anderson
Scranton
Police claim Buckley slayers identified by Detroit officials
Detroit police say they know the gunmen who killed radio announcer Gerald Buckley, with Commissioner Wilcox noting the suspects are known though not yet under arrest. Five men were held in a Grosse Pointe house as detectives pursue links to the Buckley slaying amid broader crime war actions and other cases around the city.
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Detroit
Wilcox
Gerald Buckley
Buckley
Grosse Point
Joe Catalamotte
Barney Roth
Roth
John Meitz
Neely reports 14 cents campaign cost
The Associated Press notes Senatorial candidate Matthew M. Neely of West Virginia reported campaign expenditures totaling 14 cents. The amount covers postage for the announcement filing with the State Senate. No contributions were listed and the August 5 primary approaches.
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Washington
Senate
Matthew M. Neely
West Virginia
State Senate
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Frank Lovett
North Down Street
Bebe Lovett
Nancy Swimley
Betty
Nancy Schiack
Betty Swimley
Peggy Lee Anderson
Mildred Kramer
Alice
Shirley Miller
Katherine
Lucille Slaughter
Barney Robinson
Fretta
Aaron
Irvin Zuckerman
Edna Baker
Julius Gibbons
Janet Lovett
Loyal Temperance Legion
Gladys Patton
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Opequon Lake Park
Miss Jones
Loudoun Street
Mildred Jones
Workers’ Council of the
Red Bud
Fred Cornwell
Graham Fuller
W. H. Harmer
John Winkfield
Fuller
Mr. Harmer
Mrs. Winkfield
Helen Jenkins
Berryville Pike
J.Alma_ Ritter
James Ritter
Emma E. Robinson
Dayton, Va
George O
Oxfords
Huntsberry
Capitol
D. J. McCarthy
Betty Ann
Dan, Jr
J. L. Williams
Williams
Pansy Dove
Ralph Bogers
Thomas Nelson
Freedrick, Md
Harrisonburg, Va
News-Record
C. C. Abbott
Joliet, MI
Hotel
Jack
Frank Bell Taylor
Frank Taylor
The
Associated Press
Robert E. Lee, Jr
Hsm de Gamine
Neely
Faz-Path
George Washington Hotel
Betsy Ross
Baking Company Bakers
Florsh Shoes
EIM
Yee
Lovett Bros
Sample Shoe Store
X-Ray Shoe Fitters
Harrisonburg
Staunton
the Apple, Gift and Venir Shop
George Washington
Crystal Restaurant and Confectionery
Associated Presa
Richard C. Murdock
Osing
de Rome
Co University
Creecty
Golf News
Boscawen Sts
WM. E. Doran
Ger
LOU Bernstein CO
Loudoun St
Home of
Art Fashion Clothes
Meera Tipparel Ory Vhews
W. T. Houle
Winchester Flour & Feed
Keeler and
Beck