Mrs. Harrison Hosts Large Buffet Supper and Bridge
Mrs. T. W. Harrison invites guests to a Saturday night buffet supper and bridge party honoring Mrs. Philip W. Boyd, a recent bride, and Mrs. Gibson Bradfield of Barnesville Ohio visiting her mother Mrs. Ernest Ely. Several out of town guests expected for a major late summer social event.
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T. W. Harrison
Philip W. Boyd
Gibson Bradfield
Barnesville
Ohio
Ernest Ely
Social calendar for Braddock area and Berryville events
Tonight features a 6 00 basket picnic at Mrs Ella Millers 434 West Leicester Street and a 6 30 Rotary Club gathering at Mr Louis L Bakers North Braddock Street. At 7 30 the Loyal Temperance Legion meets 116 North Braddock Street and a dance abounds at Battletown Inn Berryville with Southern Serenaders. Yard party at Stone s Chapel benefits Ladies Aid Society. Lunch at George Washington Hotel hosts American Legion Post. A 9 30 summer dance at Massa nutten Lodge. Saturday Mt Pleasant WV Ladies Aid annual picnic in Trimble s Woods.
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Margaret Collins Denny Bible Class
Braddock Street
M. E
Ella Miller
West
Leicester Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of
United Brethren Church
Mt. Pleasant
W. Va
Trimble’s Woods
Ensign Tucker Leaving For West Coast
Ensign Alfred B Tucker U S N arrives from Hampton Roads Virginia for a weekend visit with his mother Mrs Martha E Tucker at Handley Avenue. He departs Monday from Martinsburg for San Pedro California to join the U S S Nevada for an indeterminate period. Fresh Air Children Visit In Upper Valley. Mr and Mrs L H Pence and daughter Frances return from Edinburg with Misses Sadie Graham Anna Black Person and Margaret Brown of New York among Fresh Air children. Gave Swimming Party To Visiting Niece. Mr and Mrs A B Lupton and Mr and Mrs J C Shanholtz hosted their niece Fern Shanholtz at a moonlight swim party at Jordan's Springs with 25 guests. Twenty five guests attended. Wright Proud Parents of Daughter. Mr and Mrs Terry B Wright welcomed a daughter at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Wright was formerly Miss Mary Bursey of Martinsburg. Mrs Reardon Entertains For Mrs Boyd. Mrs James P Reardon hosted a bridge luncheon in honor of Mrs Philip W Boyd. Eastern Star Picnic. McKinley Chapter No 19 Eastern Star holds its annual picnic at Jordan Springs with many attending.
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West Coast
Alfred B. Tucker
Hampton Roads
Naval Air Station
Martha E. Tucker
Handley Avenue
Martinsburg
San Pedro
Cal
U. S. S. Nevada
Upper Valley
L. H. Pence
Frances Pence
Sevral
A. B. Lupton
J. C. Shanholtz
Fern Shanholtz
West Va
Jordan’s Springs
Wright
Terry B. Wright
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Wright
Standard Oil Company
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
Mary Bursey
McKinley
Eastern Star
Jordan Springs
Social Notes Roundup of Local Moves and Visits
Miss Molly Lindamood left for Lebanon Church to stay with her parents. Mr Clarence T Owen departed for Leesburg Virginia on business. Mr Percy Randolph of Millwood leaves tomorrow for Chicago on business. Mrs Carlin Gray hosts the regular weekly bridge club tonight at her Courtfield avenue home.
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Gertie Lindamood
Lebanon Church
Jacob Bowman
Loudoun Street
Frank Hack
South Washington Street
Molly Lindamood
Clarence T. Owen
Leesburg
Percy Randolph
Millwood
Chicago
Carlin Gray
Court Field Avenue
An Interesting Program Planned For Rotarians
Winchester Rotarians will meet at 6 30 this evening in the garden of Mr and Mrs Louis Baker on north Bradford street. Dinner will be served by Jennie May Manuel on the lawn. The program includes a male quartet violin solos with piano vocal solos and other musical recitals. All Rotarians urged to attend. The Baker garden is a noted Winchester show place.
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Winchester
Louis Baker
North Braddock Street
Jennie May Manuel
Baker Garden
Steal $40,000 In Money and Bonds Robbery Report
Three unmasked robbers dressed as railroad workers robbed the Brewster Banking Company in southwest Stark County Canton Ohio of about $40,000 in currency and bonds. Two attackers wore pistols and a third carried a machine gun. Officials say most loot was currency.
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Associated Press
Canton
Brewster Banking Company
Stark County
Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Conflicting crop outlook news kept traders apathetic and business dull on the Chicago Board of Trade. Closing prices were Wheat July 51.5, Sep 50, Dec 54. Corn July 58, Sep 54, Dec 44. Oats July 22, Sep 23.58, Dec 26. Rye July 33, Sep 35, Dec 39.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Public Sale Under Distress Warrant at 307 National Ave
Distress warrant and attachment authorize a public auction on August 1 1931 at 1 30 pm at 307 National Avenue. Items include chairs rug rocking chair washing machine stove kitchen cabinet dining set Victrola guitar ice box and more. Terms CASH. Deputy Sheriff C Lee Barra.
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W. H. Bush
G. T. Michaels
Paul O. Wolford
National Avenue
C. Lee Barr A. J
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New Charges Filed in Orndorff Case Involving Cows and Threats
The Henrys accuse Blanton and Woodrow Orndorff of threatening them and firing at Mrs. Henry during a dispute over crossing a strip of land to tend cows. The incident prompted warrants and legal action as authorities record the alleged assault and trespass.
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Henry
Maynard
Henrys
Orndorff
Blanton Orndorff
Winchester
Blanton
Woodrow Orndorf
Mrs. Henry
Maynard Henry
New World Hop Claimed For the Cape Cod
Paris dispatch reports the trans Atlantic airplane Cape Cod carried a New York newspaper wrapped in an envelope addressed to the Mayor of Paris. The envelope, attached to a parachute, was picked up at Le Bourget Field and sent to the Paris president by the airport commander.
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Russell Boardman
Cape Cod
New York
Istanbul
Atlantic
Paris
Havas Agency Today
le Bourget Field
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