Williams Returns Home After Hospital Operation
Williams Susan Reig Williams recently recovered from an operation at Memorial Hospital and shows signs of a full recovery. Gray notes she is progressing well. In Seattle, M Motel For Summer guests carese M. Nulton and Miss Nulton, wife and daughter of Louis M. Nulton of the Navy, visit the Sorrento Hotel. Nulton commands ship divisions of the battle fleet based in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Reig Williams
Apis
Memorial Hospital
Gray
Wikeherst Street
Carese M. Nulton
Miss
Louis M. Nulton
Mavy
E Hotel
Sorrento
Seattle
Nulton
Philadellphia Navy
New York
Thomas and Mrs Thomas Named in Family Notice
A family notice lists Thomas and Mrs Thomas as parents to Lippitt Wattles Berry and mentions their connections to the AOT and local guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Hotel expansion plans near in Hagerstown
Fisher and Jad Duglas visit Hagerstown Maryland with Mr and Mrs Frank Lom owners of the hotel. Mr Hamilton has released the building beside the hotel and will add a ten story extension bringing total structures to 180 units. A coffee band dall roght is planned on the first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iee Fisher
Jad Duglas
Hagerstown
Frank L. 4Om
Hamilton
John Fugitt Hospitalized After Operation
John Fugitt, prominent band musician and Lewis Jones Knitting Co employee, recently underwent surgery in Johns Hopkins Hospital. His condition has improved after the procedure and he is reported to be recovering at Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fugitt
Lewis Jones Knitting Company
Johns Hopospital
Nockis Mharket Street
Miss Katheryn Allebach Leaves for Missionary Prep
Miss Katheryn Allebach a noted Centenary Reformed social worker resigns to pursue mission work in China. She returns to Pottstown Pennsylvania to begin college study for upcoming missionary efforts. A testimonial service at Centenary Church honored her self sacrifice and valued service with a purse of gold from the pastor and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katheryn Allebach
Centenary Reformed Church
China
Pottstown
Orient
Albach
Miss Albbach
iShe
F. M. Casselman
Centenary Church
Board of
Home Missons
Miss Allebach
Mount Vernon Visitors Return Home After Stay
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook return to Mount Vernon New York after visiting the Norton family on North Braddock street. Dr. William F. Greene of Mount Vernon recovering from a severe illness and will stay several weeks longer with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cook
George F. Norton
North Braddock Street
Mount Vernon
New York
William F. Greene
Miss Gladys Humston Returns Home From Hospital
Miss Gladys Humston of Clarke County Virginia returns home after a ten day stay at Memorial Hospital following an operation for appendicitis. She is rapidly recovering her usual health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Humston
Clarke County
Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Taylor Plan Atlantic City Visit
Mr and Mrs Fran Taylor and party traveled to Atlantic City to stay two weeks at a Virginia hotel on Ocean Avenue. They will also visit Wilmington, Delaware, before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Taylor
Atlantic City
Est
Virginia
Ocean Averue
Tey
Ittmore
Wilmington
Del
District Nurse Association Meeting Announced for August 1
The District Nurse Association will meet Wednesday August 1 at 11 30 in the Council chamber at City Hall per today’s secretary announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trhe District Nurse Association
Theity Hall
Ada Streit and Jackson Pick Fall Wardrobe in New York
Miss Ada Streit of Emmert's Win ester store and Miss Jackson of Emert's Martinsburg location, joined by Mr. B S Champing, are in New York selecting proper apparel for women and misses for the coming fall and winter wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Streit
Emmert’s
Winester
Miss Jackson
Martinsburg
Emert's
B.S. Champing
New York
Marguerite Trenholm Woolley Studying Politics at Columbia
Rotogravure photoengraving features Miss Marguerite Trenholm Woolley daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert W Woolley of Fairfax Virginia. The young woman is described as attractive and a Columbia University summer course student in New York. She is granddaughter of Mrs C C Atkinson formerly of Winchester and Washington. Her mother was Marguerite Trenholm and her father has held several government positions in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Sunday Star
Marguerite Trenholm Woolley
Robert W. Woolley
Fairfax
Columbia University
New York
Woolley
C. C. Atkinson
Winchester
Washington
Marguerite Trenholm
Fulwiler Engagement Announced for Marguerite Fulwiler Livy
Mr and Mrs Robert A Fulwiler of Staunton Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Marguerite Elizabeth Fulwiler to Mr Ernest Bruce Livy The couple plan a fall wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Fulwiler
Staunton
Marguerite Elizabeth Fulwiler
Ernest Bruce Livy
Miss Fulwiler
Virginia Prohibition Official Named in GOP Ties
A veteran at the center of Virginia Republican circles has served as a prohibition director for about a year or two and remains active in party matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Unclear Fragment Sparks Rumors of Angling Activity
Incoherent OCR text hints at past week angling near Shenandoah dunes by Eman’s Ferry. Mentions Walton and urgent animal fishing responses, with references to a brawling scene and rapid help calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Eman’s Ferry
Eare
Ene Walton
Twoerld
Wing Leaves Winchester Hospital for Nursing Work
Miss Eleanor B Wing acting superintendent of Winchester Memorial Hospital leaves for Wil lows New York home to pursue seasonal nursing in the north after five years in the post. Miss Anna MacMillan of London Ontario succeeds her as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor B. Wing
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Willows
County
N. Y
Re Invant
Baltimore and Ohio
Miss Wing
Anna MacMillan
London
Ontario
Birthday Party For Miss Greenawalt Delightful Surprise
Miss Louise Greenawalt daughter of Mr and Mrs EB Greenawalt of Albin was surprised on her birthday by a party of friends. Music and games followed a brief informal program. Guests included Earl Snider Pittsburg PA who visited, Miss Mary Jarko Washington and Miss Margaret Shaffer Scottdale PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Greenawalt
EB. £. Greenawalt
Albin
Pease
Earl Snider
Pittsburg
Casselman Family Plans New England Tour
The Rev. and Mrs. Francis M. Casselman and their two sons left yesterday for Atlantic City then New York to visit Mrs Casselman's parents. They will drive through the Berkshire Hills and other scenic parts of New England before returning to Cen tenary Reformed Church where Rev Casselman serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Casselman
Atlantic City
New York
Miss Camilla Rutherford Visits Gainesville Friends
Miss Camilla Rutherford secretary of the Gainesville Hospital arrived last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs G C Rose on North Main street. She came from Blue Ridge Summit where she had spent the past two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla’ Rutherford
Gainesville
North Main Street
Rutherford
Blue Ridge Summit
Also S. Hott
Quality Shop
North Main
Elizabeth
Kern
Washington
Harry S. France
Mrs. R. Lee Stickel Returns from University of Virginia Session
Mrs. R. Lee Stickel attended the first summer quarter at the University of Virginia after schools closed in June. She spent a day or two in Washington on her way home to South Market Street last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lee Stickel
University of Virginia
South Market
Barretts Return Home After Visit to Williams
Mr and Mrs David R Barrett of Grafton West Virginia visited Mr and Mrs Hunter Williams near town and left yesterday for their home. Barrett is a longtime rail official at Grafton and remains able to work daily despite advanced age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David. R. Barrett
Grafton
W. Va
Hunter Williams
Barrett
Winchester
Visitors from cities gather at local homes
Mr and Mrs James M Bragonier and children returned to New York after visiting Mrs Virginia Bragonier on North Braddock Street. Mrs Emory Shaves and Mrs James Langley arrived from Tennessee to visit Mrs Clinton C Athey. Judge Frank S Taventer of Woodstock VA spent a day on business. William F Harrison of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad left for Harrisonburg. Mrs Katherine Fitzgerald Shick of Philadelphia visited Nellie Leafe on Kent Street. Lake Anita Bell of New York, who had been staying, left for Vista. Mr and Mrs Karl Peltz of Baltimore are visiting at a local home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Bragonier
Virginia Bragonier
North Braddock
Ftreet
New York
Emory Shavés
James “Langley
Tennessee
Clinton C. Athey
Katherine Fitzgerald Shick
Philadelphia
Nellie Leafe
Kent Street
Lake Anita Bell
Spri
Mildred ‘Lawler
Manassas
Emory Welsh
Baltimore
C. Moler
East Cecil Street
Lawrence 8. Davis
Roanoke
D. C. Randolph
Opequon
Hampton Wayt
Staunton
North River
Local residents return from visits and trips
The report lists several residents visiting relatives and returning home. Charles J. Bowly is spending days at a local home while on a southern business trip. Paul Kremer and family return to Washington after visiting Luther Kremer in Bridgewater Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Bowly
Hne
Travelers and Residents Return from Trips Across States
A stream of visitors and travelers is noted with Walter Gray returning to Memphis after visiting relatives here and planning to rejoin his family in August. Others depart for Pittsburg and Atlantic City while several locals report trips to Niagara Falls Toronto Shenandoah County and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gray
Memphis
Tenn
Local residents listed among motorists registered last evening
The report details several residents and visitors in Levue Pa among motorists registered last evening at Head Jack. Frank G Walter Jr. and Ben Sevi Sampsell are noted visiting relatives in Baltimore. Beulah Trenary and Samuel W Trenary are in Washington and Baltimore for a month. Annie Grim returns from Baltimore trip. Edward Durell and William Beverley are mentioned with sister Mrs Beverley in South Stewart Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levue, Pa
Head Jack
Beulah Leo
Trenary
Samuel W. ‘Trenary
Harry Stewart
Lillian Bilan
Baltimore
Martinsburg Visitor Returns Home From Virginia
Miss Katharine Smith, visiting Mrs Maynard Wisc atver, has returned to Martinsburg West Virginia. Mrs Herbert Bront and Mrs Clyde Mattox of Alexandria Virginia are spending a few days at the home of their sister Mrs Alson S Hott on South Heart Street and Mrs J M Hott on 3 Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Smith
Maynard Wiscatver
Martinsburg
W. Va
Herbert Bront
Clyde ‘Mattox
Alexandria
Alson
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
The excerpt lists several residents visiting relatives and traveling. Hester Richards returns to Mountain Falls Virginia after staying with Aunt Mrs J N Fries of Berkeley Springs. Mrs George P Hott and Miss Hester Richards are mentioned with family visits and a trip to Newrittie relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Hester. Richards
Mountain Falls
Vas
U S Rum Seizure Plan Withheld by Baldwin
In the House of Commons Captain Benn asks Prime Minister Baldwin to publish U S proposals on search rights for rum runners beyond three miles. The premier replies that the United States government has objected to publication at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Press
London
House Commons
Oday
Setae Benn
Leith
Baldwin
United States
Hmit
Farmers Union Meeting To Set Fall Seeds Orders
Stephens City Local 1151 of the Farmers Union will meet next Saturday night August 4 at Stephens City High School to place final fall seeds and fertilizer orders. Secretary C. O. Watson urges attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City Farmers Union
Inche
Stephens
City ‘High School
Watson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williams
Hopkins Hospital
Mr. and
Mrs. Cook
Miss Woolley
Palatine
Polarine
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Miss Greenawalt
Miss Rutherford
Woodstock, Va
William F. Harrison
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harrisonburg
Vicinity
Karl. Peltz
W. H. Reed
Paul Kreme
Luther F. Kremer
Southam Street
Kremer
Georgetown University
Harry R. Bryant
Margaret
Painter
Bridgewater, Va
Jack Smith
E. H. Diffenderfer
Edwin ‘Harold Smith
W. M. Seal
Albert
Evan Johnson
Hooks Mill
River
Custer
Fred’ Thwaite
Walter H. Bosserman
Capon Springs
Lucy Strosnider
League Shoe, Store
Shenandoah County
Herbert S. Larrick
Nancy Larrick
Niagara Falls
Toronto
John H. Parlett
Augusta County
J. P. Diffenderfer
Messrs. McKim and
Edwin H. Diffenderfer
Hilda Klompus
Philip Klompus
A. Hamburger
Skudowitz
Anna Hamburger
Eugenia Brady
Brunswick, Md
Elsie Kremer
Charles P. Kremer
South Kent Street
William Bentzell
George J. Grossman
Mortimer Grossman
Wallace BE. Grossman
Child
White Plains
Jack
Miss.Evy Tucker Shields
Mrs. Wallace
Greenville, Va
Ida EB. Fisher
Opal Robinson
Pearl Brown
Charlotte Dehart
Dayqton
Ohio
Fhe
W. O. Fries
Annie J. Hay
Bristol
Mieke Arthur
Leafe
Steward
George — Fawcett
M. B. Johnson
Frank G. Walter, Jr
Rm Ben Sevi B. Sampsell
Wi ‘.Sampsell
East Piccadilly
R. C. DeWitt
Robert
Bedford
Annie Grim
Mrs
Harry Carper Laseir
Ah L. Kemp Duval
Robert A. Beverley
South Stewart Street
EaWard Durell
Dayton
George P.,hott
J.N. Fries
Berkeley Springs
North Avenue
Y Bary
John Graham
Peaker
Walter Cox
Frawell
U. S
Farmers Union Meeting
R. M. Swimley
East Piccadilly Street
Kansas
Winchester Seed Co. Inc
Jessie Hillyard Trenary
East Water St
Wardensville
Implet
Amr
Raw
Burg
Adrnis
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