Engagements and Social News Highlight Greensburg Social
Mrs. Mary B. Wineman announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary C. Wineman to Mr. Ralph A. Cain of this city. The couple will live here after the wedding described as a major social event of the early summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Cain
Mary Wineman
Mary B. Wineman
Brandon Street
Greensburg
Mary C. Wineman
National Avenue
Cain
J. Mack Cain
Beverley Virginia Cline
Butler
Lonnie Cline
East Cork Street
Raymond Maxwell Butler
George Butler
Hagerstown
J. M. Gillean
Methodist Episcopal Church
Byrd
Richard E. Byrd
Amherst Street
J. Wilmer Biddle
Philadelphia
Kenmore Manor
Rappahannock County
Howard Gwynne Keppel- Palmer
Henley-on-Thames
England
Miss McVicar
Catherine McVicar
C. P. McVicar
Randolph- Macon Women’s College
Lynchburg
Winchester
Shenandoah VIII
Social Calendar Highlights Week of Shenandoah Valley events
Tuesday to Friday schedule lists Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Civic League at Gaylord Inn Little Theatre at Handley Library and joint Kiwanis Rotary luncheon. Shenandoah Valley Academy events include finals track meet Alpha Phi and Lambda Sigma banquets and dances at Tokus Inn and Winchester Country Club plus diploma day and final ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Civic League
Gaylord Inn
Little Theatre Organization
Handley Library
Kiwanis
Rotary
John Haddley High School
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester Memorial Hospital
District Nurses Association
County Court House
Lambda Sigma Fraternity
Tokus Inn
Opequon
Alpha Upsilon
Delta Sigma Nu Fraternity
Winchester Country Club
Floyd Mills
Alpha Phi Fraternity
Tokus' Inn
Lambda Sigma
Tokus’ Inn
Massie Pupils Shine In Short Town Recital
Miss Mabel Massie’s piano pupils performed solos and ensembles in a brief Wednesday recital at Middle town Agricultural High School auditorium. The pieces were mostly memory played and praised for progress given short study time.
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Miss Massie
Mabel Massie
Middletown Agricultural High School
Leave To Attend Finals At Mercersburg
Mr and Mrs John T Scully Jr leave for Mercersburg Pennsylvania to attend Mercersburg Academy graduation exercises. Miss Virginia Cover Russell and Miss Betty Williams accompany them to the final dances. Several locals host guests and relatives over the weekend including Richmond visitors and Shepherd College graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Virginia Vredenburgh
New York City
A M. Baker
Washington Street
Mercersburg
John T. Scully Jr
Mercersburg Pa
Mercersburg Academy
Virginia Cover Russell
Betty Williams
Weekend Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mr J Gray Beverley formerly of the city now with Richmond meat interests visited here. Guests drove to Castleman’s Ferry for a moonlit picnic. Others traveled to Staunton to tour the Staunton Military Academy and visit friends. Local residents attended a Friday bridge club gathering at Mrs T W Harrison’s home after the Century Club banquet. Several guests returned from Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh for weekends with families. A scarlet fever recovery and homecomings mark the social notes of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J. Gray Beverley
Richmond
Century Club
T. W. Harrison
South Washington Street
Jack Riley
New York City
J. W. Riley
Piccadilly Street
Southern Presbyterian Church votes to abolish military training
The General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church met in Montreat North Carolina on June 1 and voted to abolish compulsory military training in church owned schools.
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The
Associated Press
Montreat
N. C
General Assembly of
Southern Presbyterian Church Today
Court to hear arguments on a new sentence
Judge Grant Crumpacker ordered Virgil Kirkland returned from Pendleton reformatory and said he would hear arguments on a new sentence after a second jury convicted him of the death of Arlene Draves. The verdict was assault and battery with intent to kill.
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Valpariso
Ind
Grant Crumpacker
Virgil Kirkland
Arlene Draves
Gary
Pendleton Reformatory
Kirkland
Split Week End For Company I Baseball Team
Company I split weekend baseball with a 5-3 win over Hagerstown Athletics and an 8-7 loss to Boonsboro Athletic Club. Patton struck out 3 walked 1 allowed 4 hits. Lefty Artz pitched six innings with 6 strikeouts 1 walk and 3 hits. Balthis Fisher and Pingley were alert on defense. Bobby Lewis Genesis and Stanley Rush contributed offensively. The Boonsboro game was rain delayed and ended in the seventh inning amid poor footing and rough conditions.
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Company I
Hagerstown Athletics
Boonsboro Athletic Club
Patton
Lefty Artz
Lefty
More Money Is Given For Aiding Children's Fund
Mrs. R. T. Barton, chairman of the local committee for the emergency fund of the Children's Home Society of Wii wuia, announced today additional contributions. Names listed include Miss Libby McCormick, B. F. Arthur, Miss Mary Robinson, M. O. Kidwell, C. F. Coffman, Herbert S. Larrick, W. A. Baker, Lewis N. Barton, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Barton
Children's Home Society of
Wii Wuia
OWS
Libby McCormick
B. F. Arthur
Mary Robinson
M. O. Kidwell
C. F. Coffman
Herbert S. Larrick
W. A. Baker
Lewis N. Barton
Percy D. Miller
Eugene Branch
W. R. Talbot
Hunter H. McGuire
Eugene Cooper
J.S. Haldeman
C. L. Hirth
Mary Miller
Julia Wright
A. Wright
Clara
Crowley Ordered Electrocuted For Slaying Officer
Francis Crowley, 19, was sentenced by County Judge Smith to be executed the week of July 5 for the murder of Policeman Frederick Hirsch in Mineola. A defense alienist described him as a moral imbecile with the mind of a ten year old. Helen Walsh, 16, a principal witness, was in the car when the crime occurred 26 days ago.
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Associated Press
Mineola
N. Y
Francis Crowley
Smith
Frederick Hirsch
Crowley
Helen Walsh
Ash Abandons Ocean Flight Plan From Tokyo
A Tokyo dispatch says Thomas Ash Jr. has given up his nonstop Pacific crossing and is returning to Tokyo. The plane failed to meet expectations with a faulty motor not achieving needed power for ascent under the heavy fuel load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Rengo
Samushiro
Thomas Ash, Jr
Pacific
Ash
Convict Shot In Maryland Penitentiary May Recover
Irvin D. Limper, wounded Saturday during an attempted jailbreak at the Maryland penitentiary, showed pneumonia but improved overnight. Warden Patrick J. Brady said Limper could talk briefly this morning and did not discuss the escape. State's Attorney Herbert R. O’Conor and Harold E. Donnell led the ongoing inquiry as Charles Cramer and Frank James remain in solitary confinement after assaulting a guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Irvin D. Limper
Maryland
Patrick J. Brady
Brady
Limper
Herbert R. O'Conor
Harold E. Donnell
State Superintendent of Prisons
Charles Cramer
Frank James
Doumergue Weds French Widow
Paris reports 68 year old president Gaston Doumergue married widow Madam J Graves. The long serving president will retire June 13 and be succeeded by Paul Doumer.
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Paris
Gaston Doumerague
France
J. Graves
Paul Doumer
Leading Shares Slump as Selling Intensifies
New York June 1 shares fell as persistent selling pushed leading stocks to new bear market lows. Prices dropped two to five points with heavy volume trading over 3 million shares.
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Associated Press
New York
No Change Made In Barring Order
Paris officials said today that the decision barring Texas Guinan and her show girl troupe from France remains unchanged. The interior ministry confirmed no alteration to the ban as of June 1.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ministry and the Interior
Texas Guinan
France
Soft coal fix proposed by Maryland congressman in Washington
Representative David J. Lewis argues the soft coal problem is mainly domestic and solvable. He proposes freight rate readjustment to direct to true markets and a German style cartel model under government guidance, citing Ruhr improvements through price control and distribution methods.
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D. C
David J. Lewis
Maryland
America
Canada
Lewis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ruhr
League of Nations
Congressman Lewis
Back Creek Sunday School Annual Meeting Noted in Report
A Frederick county grand jury returned 12 indictments against ten people citing felonies. Indictments include seven for possession of stills and equipment for ardent spirits, three for check forgery, and one each for horse theft and unlawful injury of a horse. Mary Woods faces three forgery counts.
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Frederick County
Lester Shillenburg
G.N. Tunk
Shillenburg
Funk
Marboro
Shenandoah County
Sheetz
Mary Woods
Joel DeHaven
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
H. L. Clemmons
Davis Johnson
W. E. Fisher
William Smoots
Dan Robinson
Mack Dodson
Casper Brown
Robert Adams
Joe Ridley
Ardent
R. F. Brumback
George J. Pitzer
T. A. Dunlap
J. S. Braithwaite
J. H. Braithwaite
J. H. Beaver
F. B. Cadwallader, A. L. Anderson
S. A. Adams and
Peter Hammon
Park Ball Team Beats Purcellville 11 to 9 in Close Contest
The Park Association Base Ball team defeated Purcellville by 11 to 9 on Saturday in a tight, well attended game. Rain forced Sunday’s match to be canceled. A Detroit News quote notes taxpayers as a new civic term, while Hartford Times comments on Prohibition and a quip about Hail to the King.
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the Park Association
Purcellville
Hartford Times
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the Evening Star
Hunter Moss
Anne Cary Moss
Minnie C. Baker
Parkersburg
W. Va
Joe Handlan
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Moss
Miss Carson
Mount Holyoke
Susan Carson
College
South Hadley
Mass
A. C. Carson
Riverton
Sorbonne University
Adult Women's Missionary Society of
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
H. W. Harmer
Albin
Hilda Mason
Viola Sargent
Henry Treadway
Earl Mason
Deauville
Huntsberry
N. Main Street
Douglas Roden
Helen Tarrant
Burr P. Harrison
Richard F. Hatcher
Hatcher
Dr. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Alvin Baird
the Plains
Harry K. Russell
Thomas B. Byrd
Paul M. Sine
Sanitary Grocery Company
B. F. Sine
Virginia Avenue
Edward Harper
Vernie, Mary
Virginia Harper
Cumberland, Md
W. D. Grim
Senseney Road
Mr. Garland March
Washington
H. W. Swartz
Joan
Herbert Schutte
Mildred
Ruth Racey
C. J. Racey
Shepherdstown
Shepherd College
Ed. Harris
Lou Harris
Mary Darden
Mary Taliferro
J. M. Steck, Jr
Teakle Spady
Robert Glass
Castleman’s Ferry Saurday
Raymond Shanholtz
Viola Miller
Gladys Derry
Anna Pitcock
Staunton
Staunton Military Academy
Harry Albin
Maury Trimble
Pittsburgh
E. C. Stuart
Nancy Lee Coble
Robert Y. Conrad
Bobby Conrad
Anne
Pearl Grim
Laura Bentley
Virginia Mrehill
Lucy Dean
Mary Sullivan
Mary Capper
Clen Capper
Mary Warden Boyd
Roberts Beach School
Catonsville
P. W. Boyd
West Boscawen Street
Hattie Russell
J. H. Henry
Ovid Petrescu
Buffalo, N. Y
Handley Avenue
Ocean
Doumergue
the Associates Press
Geauga Lake Park
O. W. L. (Young) Stribling
Battling Mimms
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Sunday Schools OF
Back Creek
Detroit News
Goodyear Pathfindes
Lou
Bernstein CO
Loudoun Street
Buncutter Tire Co
Braddock Street
Bell Clothes Winchester
Xey
Lorain
NA Jets
Gered
ENNA
Jettick
Lovett Bros
R. M. Swimefy
Geo. Washington Hotel
Kameman
Coats
Riley
Hershey’s
Riley & Son
Margaret L. Hodgson
J. Jos. Sullivan
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