Miss Lynch Receives Degree At George Washington University
Miss Mary Margaret Lynch of this city graduated Bachelor of Arts in library science at George Washington University's 113th commencement on June 6. She is the daughter of Maurice M. Lynch and the late Mrs. Lynch and formerly attended John Kerr High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lynch
George Washington University
Mary Margaret Lynch
Library Science
Maurice M. Lynch
Lynch
Old John Kerr High School
Massie to Spend Summer With His Mother Here
Mr Joseph A Massie son of Mrs Joseph A Massie returns to his Amherst street home for summer from Fountain Valley School Colorado Springs Col. He earned a scholar ship for next year and will visit the World's Fair in Chicago with school friends en route to Winchester University.
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Joseph A. Massie
Fountain Valley School
Colorado Springs
Col
Amherst Street
Massie
Winchester
Chicago
Fuller Attends State Bankers' Meeting in Virginia Beach
Mr H D Fuller president of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank left yesterday for Virginia Beach to attend the annual Virginia Bankers' Association convention. He is accompanied by his son in law George H Smith. Mrs John M Steele is much improved after illness at Stephens City. Maud Baker of Washington visits her parents.
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H. D. Fuller
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Virginia Beach
Virginia Bankers’ Association
George H. Smith
John M. Steele
Stephens City
Maud Baker
Washington
Mrs. Greene
Richmond
Harry R. Greene
Arthur L. Franklin
Dorothy Greene
Westhampton
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Community Events
The week features 7:30 p m tryouts for a Little Theatre play at Mr J Williams home. Red Cross first aid course at the Red Cross office. Sloats violin recital at Market Street M E Church. Weekend and weekday club meetings fill local calendars including AAUW Lions Kiwanis Rotary and church choirs.
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J Williams
Red Cross Motor
Red Cross
Re Austin Sloat
Markettreet
M. E. Church
American Association of University Women
Christina Cook
Valley Avenue
Music Lovers’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Lions Club
Ladies’ Aid Society of Central United Brethren Church
Stephens City
E. H. Hicks
Kiwanis Club
First Baptist Church
Winchester L Lodge
Benevolent Order of Silks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Miss Cora Lloyd Weds Jack Crowl in Frederick Maryland
Miss Cora Elizabeth Lloyd wed Mr. John D. Crowl in St. Johns Catholic Church Frederick Maryland with Fr J J Donlan officiating. The couple, from Martinsburg and Winchester circles, will reside in Winchester. Mrs Crowl graduated Martinsburg High School and attended Marjory Webster in Washington. He is a Shenandoah Valley Academy and Washington and Lee alumnus and works for Continental Oil Company.
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J. W. Lloyd
Winchester Avenue
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cora Elizabeth
John D. Crowl
E. A. Crowl
Winchester
St. John's Catholic Church
Frederick
J. J. Donlan
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Washington and Lee University
Benjamin Franklin
Washington
Continental Oil Company
Special treatment sought in Washington hospital
Mrs. E W Braithwaite accompanied her brother Caron M Collins to Washington where he will receive special medical treatment. Collins is a well known hotel manager who spent the winter with his sister in Frederick county Pennsylvania.
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Washington Hospital
E. W. Braithwaite
Caron M. Collins
Washington
Collins
Braithwaite
Frederick County
G O P Backed by Fletcher Launches Comeback Drive
The Republican party opened its bid for a congressional comeback led by new national chairman Henry P. Fletcher arriving from Green Castle Pennsylvania. He announced a united party with a banner platform and a plan to spotlight what he calls unsound measures in Washington. Fletcher spoke by radio and was greeted by party leaders as Hoover sent compliments and others voiced support for the tough but worthwhile effort.
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Chicago
Republican Party
Henry P. Fletcher
Fletcher
Green Castle
Washington
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
George de Bheim
New Jersey
Hoover
Arthur W. Capper
Kansas
Alvin T. Hert
Kentucky
Local residents depart for commencements and visits
Mrs. Henry B. Gilpin travels to Alexandria for theological seminary commencement and will stay with Misses Mary and Maria Worthington. Mrs. Clark Cooper returns from Lynchburg for the weekend. D. E. Leatherman of Orlando visits his mother on Amherst street. Col. Ashby Miller and wife arrive to reside at 818 South Stewart. The Miller furniture arrives from Minneapolis. Families visit Springfield Ohio and Garfield Memorial Hospital connections. Mrs. Annie Johnson hosts friends at Whitacre. Evelyn Huber from Stephens City goes to Roanoke to visit her ill father. William McGuire, from University of Virginia, spends days with his father. Mrs. Laura Marrow of New York visits her ill mother Mrs. Reynolds who shows improvement.
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Henry B. Gilpin
Alexandria
The
Theological Seminary
Gilpin
Mary and
Maria Worthington
That
City
D. E. Leatherman
Orlando, Fla
F. A. Leatherman
Amherst Street
Col. Ashby Miller
Minneapolis
Laura Marrow
New York
George Reynolds
Girl Athletes Plan Breakfast and Dance Event
The Girls' Athletic Association met at West Piccadilly rooms to discuss a Sunday morning breakfast at Miss Opal Robinson's home on June 17 at 8 oclock. The committee includes Miss Robinson, Miss Philomena Laren, Miss Elizabeth Hollis, Mrs Ida Lycett, and Mrs Maxwell Mathews. Plans for a Bayliss Capon weekend trip and a summer dance were explored with further details to be announced at the breakfast. The tennis court, rented by the club, is now ready for use and reservations may be made through Miss Margaret Kelchner.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Opal Robinson
Philomena Laren
Elizabeth Hollis
Ida Lycett
Maxwell Mathews
Bayliss
Capon
Margaret Kelchner
Beggar Arrested Near Braddock and Boscawen Streets
Citizens watched a beggar around Braddock and Boscawen streets yesterday while a Lincoln sedan at a nearby Stand ard station was serviced. Rumor claimed the car owner was the pauper, but police later learned the vehicle belonged to a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Boscawen
Pure Food
Rotary Leaders Extend Graduates Greetings at Lunch
Hand ley High School seniors received Rotary Club encouragement at a luncheon in the George Washington Hotel. President John Rodman spoke for the combined Rotary Kiwanis and Lions clubs, urging graduates to find joy in work, balance play and study, and cherish love, conscience, and friendship.
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Rotary Club
Handley High School
George Washington Hotel
John Rodman
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Rodman
Pioneer Families Celebrate Opening Of Wa Va Project
Fifty pioneer families of the Reedsville Wa Va subsistence project gathered at Arthur House to celebrate the opening with Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Despite last minute technicalities delaying move in, fifty new houses awaited final contracts and electric power. Mrs Roosevelt spoke to homesteaders and a large outside crowd, praising the President and urging hope.
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Reedsville
Wa. Va
Old Arthur House
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Federal Laboratory
Miss Reba Snarr and Jane Cather Head to Harrisonburg
Miss Reba Snarr and Miss Jane Cather departed today for Harrisonburg to visit Miss Snarr’s grandmother, Mrs. C. D Beard, at her home during a brief trip.
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Reba Snarr
Jane Cather
Harrisonburg
C. D Beard
Crenshaw Shows Slight Improvement After Stroke
Memorial Hospital reports Mr. D. D. Crenshaw in improved condition after a paralysis stroke Monday. Kirby Miller rests fairly comfortably at Memorial after a tractor accident left him with a fractured pelvis. Miss Goldie Sampsell returns home following several days in New York.
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Memorial Hospital
D. D. Crenshaw
Kirby Miller
Goldie Sampsell
New York
Three Year Road Building Plan Approved for Billion Dollar Cost
Congressional conferees reached agreement on a three year road construction program costing about one billion dollars. The plan provides more than 500 million dollars in new appropriations, plus 230 million carryover and 250 million from states. The first year includes 125 million federal aid, matched by states, with a final 100 million emergency relief grant.
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Washington
House
Senate
Treasury
Cruickshank Opens US Open Lead With 142 Through 36 Holes
At Merion, Bobby Cruickshank, the five foot three Scot from Richmond Virginia, matched his opening 71 with another 71 to reach 142 after 36 holes and take a solid lead. Charley Lacey finished second round at 149 after a 78, while Wilfy Cox trailed with yesterday’s 71.
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Associated Press
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Cruickshank
Charley Lacey
New York
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Chicago Grain Market Prices Reported For The Star
Closing quotations in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets are supplied daily to The Star by Winchester Milling. Chicago July 9734 Sept 9856 Dec 1.00. Baltimore Spot wheat 9754. Winchester Spot wheat 92. Corn Chicago July 56 Sept 57 Dec 59. Winchester Delivered 65c bu 3.25 bbl.
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Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Stock market gains lift spirits as traders eye steel strike
New York reports a hopeful mood with stock prices up one to several points across a broad front. Activity doubled from the prior session and commission houses foresee a potential revival of a million share day. Grains rose amid drought worries, wheat futures up in Winnipeg and Chicago, while cotton lagged and bonds edged higher.
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Associated Press
New York
Commission Houses
Winnipeg
Chicago
London
Loggers Seek Air Liner Wreck in Cascades
A logging crew searched fog bound Cascades for a United Airlines passenger plane wreck 100 miles east of Seattle. Co pilot Dwight Hansen led the party through wilderness to a logging railway. Pilot Ben Redfield had a possible broken arm and a girl passenger a possible broken leg. Hansen also reported a broken nose and possible skull fracture.
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Associated Press
Sea
Wash
United Air Line
Cascades
Forest Wilderness
Here
Dwight Hansen
Hansen
Ben Redfield
Hurricane Damage In San Salvador
Eight lives were lost and 500 people left homeless as a hurricane swept San Salvador causing $1,500,000 in damage. Martial law followed the collapse of communications, and Pan American Airways reported the impact with Salvador escaper. Large buildings were partially demolished and homes in Tlopango and Foyopango were washed away.
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Associate Press
New York
San Salvador
Pan- American. Airways
Pan- American Airways
Salvador
Tlopango
Foyopango
la Libertad
Odd Fellows To Hold Memorial At Stephens City
The Stephens City Lodge No. Independent Order of Odd Fellows plans a memorial at Green Hill Cemetery on Sunday June 10. Members meet at 2:15 PM at the Methodist Church and march to the cemetery for a 2:30 PM program with Rev. Snyder Alleman giving the address, the Reliance Quartet singing, and massed choral results led by C. O. Watson.
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Stephens City Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Green Hill Cemetery
Methodist Church
Snyder Alleman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Reliance Quartette
Stephens City
C. O. Watson
Odd Fellows
Baer Carnera Heavyweight Title Bout Scheduled
Max Baer and Primo Carnera were reported in satisfactory condition for their fifteen round heavyweight championship fight next Thursday at Madison Square Garden. The New York State Athletic Commission ordered the bout to proceed as scheduled after the boxers had been examined.
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Associated Press
New York
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Madison Square Garden Bowl
New York State Athletic Commission
John J. Phelan
Exhaustive Exam at Commission Headquarters
Three commission doctors conduct a thorough examination at the commission headquarters. The event details the procedures and oversight accompanying the medical review.
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Commission
Pat McCarty to Be Layman Speaker at Methodist Church
Strasburg resident Pat McCarty will be the principal speaker at the layman services at Middle Town Methodist Church this Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Laymen of the church will run the entire program as part of the annual observance.
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Pat McCarty
Strasburg
Middletown Methodist Church
Permit Renewal Deadline Set for Driver Permits
The State highway police report increasing renewal applications led by Inspector Raymond E. Bayliss and Officer George F. Miller. Applications are received weekly in City Hall police court, with existing permits expiring June 30. First time applicants must pass an examination.
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Raymond E. Bayliss
George F. Miller
State Highway Police
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Mr. Massie
Mr. Fuller
State Bankers’ Meeting
Cora Elizabeth Lloyd
Jack Crowl
Grace Church
Eleeta Stombocky
Children’s Light Brigade
Christian Widows of
India
Oxfords
Huntsberry
Pennsylvania
Albert B. Young
Dayton
Odie Arlene Loughery
Pinicksburg
Hunter N. Kern
West Point
N. Y
William Bentley Kern
United States Military Academy
Helen Miller Brown
Harold G. Brown
J. D. Linthicum
Frederick, Md
Miss Katherine Linthicum
P. F. Bush
Bloomfield, Conn
James Roberts
Simsbury, Conn
H. C. Lyman
West Cecil Street
John S. Kennedy
Chambersburg, Pa
Gray Gables
Thornhill
W. A. Baker
Carolyn Hunter
Robert Kennedy
Columbia, S. C
Thomas Scully
University of Virginia
John S. Scully, Jr
W. B. George
Robert Conner
Cherrydale, Va
H. K. Russell
Pember Lyman
Cumberland
Lyman
Cecil Street
G.O.P
New Na
Tional
L.D. Arnold
McDonagh School
Ramsey Higgins
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Locke
Winchester District Parsonage
Fairmont Avenue
C. W. Ritter
H. E. Ritter
James Ritter
M. K. Seekford
G. W. Seekford
Springfield
Ohio
Lorene Bucher
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Wade Bucher
Middletown
Ruth Bucher
Miss Bucher
Margaret Cooney
Garfield
Annie Johnson
Whitacre
Maynard Baker
Alice Baker
Pearl Milton
Cleo Bageant
Fred and
George
Elmer Hutsler
Evelyn Huber
Roanoke
G. H. Yeakley
D. H. Senciadiver
William McGuire
H. H. McGuire
Gur
Brooks’ Pharmacy
F. D. Roosevelt
Hold
the Commercial & Savings Bank Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
KRUST
Brown
Cochran
Loudoun St
Camp Beckford
Fort Information Advess
E. B. Whelan
Edinburg
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washinton Hotel
American Express
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
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