Fifteen Foals Registered at Kentmere Farm
Fifteen thoroughbred foals dropped this season at Kentmere farm Clarke county near Boyce Virginia. Nine fillies and six colts, bred in lines purely patrician with most sired by Superman dead son of Commando. Daughters of Superman sought after, with thirteen yearlings entered in Saratoga sales next August. One yearling by Superman from Gibraltar sold for 5000 dollars. All Kentmere mares foaled except Spectacular Girl bred 1924 to Superman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Carter
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Kentmere Farm
Clarke County
Boyce
Superman
Commando
An’ Aalay
Bend Or
Kentmere
Frruary
Imp. Sumbriar
Cor Stence
Rock Sand
Sir Dixon
Uperman
Saratoga
Gibraltar
Rockton
Gilpin
Kentmare
Spectacular Girl
Royal Canopy
Salvation Nell
Salvation
King James
Right Merrie
Kingship
Chesut
Merry Linnety
Meta
Ortolo
Miss Hope
Ballot
Hitation
Hermence
Greek Wedding
Aunty Sunshine
Paladin
Eternal
Black Mantilla
Sam
the Sphinx
Pebbles
Simmy
Neil Gow
Lady Emmeline
Cisqua
His Majesty
Machete
Masetto
Sylph
Cyglad
Wedding Bells Pace Virginia Bride and Groom Events
Social list shows Many Rounds of Pleasure on Eve of Wedding for the couple from Ruther Glen Caroline County Virginia at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. Guests attended luncheons dinners and gift showers. Rehearsal and dance followed, with performances by Madeline Whitlock organist and Miss Harriet Pearson songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar
Ruther Glen
Caroline County
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal” Church
South
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Tokus Inn
Opequon
Opal Robinson
Gainesboro
Madeline Whitlock
Molay
Marchetta
Schertzinger
Eight Dry Men On Philadelphia District Fired
Eight general prohibition agents in the Philadelphia district were dropped on order of Commissioner Blair of the internal revenue bureau. The action followed the reorganization of the enforcement corps under Divisional Chief John A. Foster at Philadelphia. Blair would not disclose details and officials suggested more resignations may follow amid doubts over enforcement in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Andrews
Prohibition
Philadelphia
Byrd to Address Editorial Association in Virginia
Senator H. F. Byrd arrives in Richmond to spend the weekend with his family. He is slated to speak at a luncheon tomorrow afternoon for about 150 members of the National Editorial Association visiting Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Byrd
Richmond
Senator Byrd
National Editorial Association
Virginia
Green
Mrs Welch of New York Visits Martinsburg on Thursday
Mrs A C Welch of New York City formerly of Winchester was a visitor in Martinsburg on Thursday. She is spending the summer in Winchester and plans to return later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Welch
New York City
Winchester
Martinsburg
Welch
Mrs Aiken and party plan trip to Shepherstown
Mrs M N Aiken Gordon Aiken Viola Rice and Miss Sarah Bayliss will motor tomorrow to Shepherstown where Miss Bayliss will enter the Normal School for the summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. Aiken
Gordon Aiken
Viola Rice
Sarah Bayliss
Shepherdstown
Miss Farnsworth to Visit Summit Point This Weekend
Miss Alice Farnsworth of this city leaves today for Summit Point to be a guest of her parents over the weekend. She is employed with the Standard Oil Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Farnsworth
Summit Point
Miss Farnsworth
Standard Oil Company
Mr and Mrs Jasper Pangle Move to Pittsburgh Home
Mr and Mrs Jasper Pangle formerly of Middletown have relocated to Pittsburgh where they will establish their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Pangle
Middletown
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia visitor calls on ailing North Braddock resident
Miss Kate Barr of Philadelphia arrived last evening to visit Mrs. Belle Noonan who has been indisposed for several days at her home on North Braddock Street. Miss Virginia Curtain, guest of Miss Mary Hyde on West Water Street, departed today for her home in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Barr
Philadelphia
Belle Noonan
North Braddock Street
Virginia Curtain
Mary Hyde
West Water Street
Boston
Attending Templar Conclave in Seattle
Mr and Mrs C Vernon Eddy plan to attend the Grand Encampment of Knights Templar triennial meeting in Seattle Washington from July 28 to 30 with Virginia representation. The trip includes social events and excursions to the Pacific Northwest as a follow on to the formal sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templar
C. Vernon Eddy
Seattle
Wash
Knights Templar
United States
Winchester
Grand Commandery of
Virginia
Sol Cutchins
Richmond
Mrs Dettra Returns From Brethren Conference
Mrs L R Dettra returned yesterday from Winona Lake Indiana where she attended the conference of the Church of the Brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Dettra
Winona Lake
Indiana
Church of the Brethren
Northern Virginia Power Manager Visited Winchester
Mr. O. F. Collins, appliance manager of the Northern Virginia Power Company of Hagerstown, spent yesterday in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Collins
Northern Virginia Power Pany
Hagerstown
Winchester
Mr and Mrs Paul R Turner Visit Winchester
Mr and Mrs Paul R Turner of Philadelphia are spending several days in Winchester enjoying local sights and hospitality during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Turner
Philadelphia
Winchester
Student from Virginia Tech Home for Summer Vacation
Mr. Ansell Solenberger of Winchester, a Virginia Polytechnic Institute student, is now home for his summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansell Solenberger
Winchester
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Jarman Family to Visit Washington for Week
Professor and Mrs. Jarman with their son Master Morton Jarman will stay with Mrs. Hannah B. English in Washington for about a week. Mrs. English is the Jarmans' mother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarman
Master Morton Jarman
Hannah B. English
Washington
English
Grace Cover Engaged to Francis Symington
Miss Grace Romayne Cover, daughter of Mr and Mrs Loring Andrews Cover of Winchester and Baltimore, is engaged to Francis Fife Symington son of Judge and Mrs W Stuart Symington Jr Yale senior. No wedding date set and dinner party at Green Spring Valley announced engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cover
Francis F. Symington
Loring Andrews Cover
Winchester
Baltimore
Grace Romayne Cover
Francis Fife Symington
W. Stuart Symington
Miss Cover
Thomas Cover
Jane Bailey Cover
Nelson Cover
Symington
Yale University
de Courcy Wright Orrick
Charles Symington
James Symington
Green Spring Valley
Mrs. Morgan Pendleton Leaves for Washington Visit
Mrs. Morgan Pendleton, longtime guest of Mrs. H. H. McGuire, returned today to her home in Washington after a several days stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Pendleton
H. H. McGuire
Washington
Miss Margaret Johnson Heads to Middleway for Visit
Miss Margaret Johnson leaves the city for Middleway to be the guest of her aunt Mrs. Lilly Johnson for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Johnson
Middleway
Lilly Johnson
Mary Fisher of Marlboro Spends Day in Town
Miss Mary Fisher from Marlboro spent the day in town, engaging in ordinary errands and visiting local shops and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fisher
Marlboro
Town
Guests at George Washington Hotel Named Henry Taylor and Richmond Murray
Henry Taylor and Richmond Murray of Richmond are listed among the guests at the George Washington Hotel, reflecting a gathering of visitors from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Henry Taylor
Richmond Murray
Richmond
Visitor Miss Margaret Robinson Guest of Weems Family
Miss Margaret Robinson arrived today to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weems at the home of Mrs. Nancy Coble on Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Robinson
Donald Weems
Nancy Coble
Water Street
Visitor Miss Kilgore From Hagerstown
Miss Mary Kilgore of Hagerstown visited town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kilgore
Hagerstown
D A R Picnic Planned at Harewood Estate
Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its annual picnic next Tuesday at Harewood the Washington estate in Jefferson county West Virginia. Members with donated cars are asked to meet at Handley Library at 1 30 p m and depart by 1 30 p m toward Bunker Hill Middleway and Aldridge near the Harewood estate for an anticipated party of about 15 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dp. A. R
Harewood
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
M Harewood
Washington Estate
Jefferson County
W. Va
S. D. O'Neal
Handley Library
Bunker Hill
Middleway
Aldridge
Mrs. E. McGruder Returns from Richmond Visit
Mrs. E. McGruder of this city returned today from Richmond where she had been spending some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McGruder
Richmond
Editors Favor Journalism School at William and Mary
The National Editorial Association will pursue establishing a school of journalism at William and Mary College in Williamsburg if approved by college authorities. The group also endorsed reviving the Virginia Gazette. Editors paid tribute to Woodrow Wilson at his birthplace and will travel next to Winchester and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Staunton
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
National Editorial Association
Virginia Gazette
Old Dominion
Woodrow Wilson
Winchester
Washington
Trouble Breaks Out Afresh In Coal District
Striking miners with the British Imperial Steel Corporation seize control of Cape Breton coal trades. Night raids loot and destroy company stores across the islands collieries district while troops of 300 march from Toronto to the strike area to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sydney
British Imperial Steel Corporation
Cape Breton
Toronto
Picnic and swimming party for Athletic Association girls
The Athletic Association girls will hold a picnic and swimming party Tuesday evening at two o'clock. Many girls have signed up, and most are expected to attend. Miss Margaret Kelchner is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Athletic Association
Margaret Kelchner
New York Visitor Represents Johnson Company in Town
Mr. J Switzer of New York representing the James T Johnson Company was a business visitor in town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Switzer
New York
James T. Johnson Company
Martinsburg Trip Noted In Mrs. W. C. Johnson Visit
Mrs. W. C. Johnson spent today in Martinsburg on a shooting trip, visiting local sights and nearby countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Johnson
Martinsburg
American Legion Auxiliary to Meet Monday Evening
The regular monthly meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held at 8 o clock next Monday evening June 15 in the legion building on North Main street. It is hoped all members will arrange to attend these meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
North Main Street
Martinsburg Man Visits Parents This Week
Mr. Myer Estep, employed in Martinsburg, is spending a week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Estep here.
Opening Leesburg dance draws Windsor guests
A large crowd from Windsor attended the Leesburg opening dance at the Leesburg dance hall last night. Notable attendees included Burr Powell Harrison Mrs. Robert Christian Miss Rosalie Cox Robert Glass Jr Buss Kern Fred Glaize Eliza and Jeanne Stuart Corridon Jones of Washington Frank Yantes of Front Royal William McGuire Morgan Grady and Horace Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Leesburg
Leesburg Dance Hall
Burr Powell Harrison
Robert Christian
Rosalie Cox
Robert Glass, Jr
Buss” Kern
Fred Glaize
Eliza
Jeanne Stuart
Corridon Jones
Washington
Frank Yantes
Front Royal
William McGuire Morgan Grady
Horace Davis
Subscriptions dance set for Monday at Winchester Club
Invitations issued for a subscription dance next Monday night at the Winchester Golf Club. Beverly Wright and Donald Nixdorff host with music by the Washington and Lee Orchestra. A large crowd of out-of-town guests is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club
Beverly Wright
Donald Nixdorff
Washington and Lee Orchestra
Travellers Meet at Jack Hotels
A party of travellers including Miss Beatrice Beck of Boston Miss Eldridge Mason Miss Emily Roper of Petersburg and Mr Frank Page were noted staying at the Jack Hotels during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hotels
Beatrice Beck
Boston
Eldridge Mason
Emily Roper
Petersburg
Frank Page
Miss Lilly Boyd Visited In Baltimore Then Home at Selma
Miss Lilly Boyd has spent the winter in Baltimore and stayed a week at her home Selma on the Northwestern grade where she will spend the summer. Her sisters Mrs. P. R. Harrison and children Peyton and Miss Ann Harrison of Martinsburg will arrive soon to stay several months as her guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Boyd
Baltimore
Selma
P. R. Harrison
Peyton
Ann Harrison
Martinsburg
Miss Dorothy Swimley Returns Home with Guest from Waynesboro
Miss Dorothy Swimley, who has been attending the military school dances at Staunton and Waynesboro, has returned to her home accompanied by Miss Madeline Holler of Waynesboro, who will be her guest for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Swimley
Staunton
Waynesboro
Madeline Holler
Byrd Visits Richmond Leader Spends Days at Amherst Home
Mr. Richard Evelyn Byrd arrives from Richmond and remains several days at his Amherst home, where residents welcome the notable traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Richmond
Amherst Street
Sampsells Return to Washington After Visit
Mr James Sampsell and his daughter Miss Ann Harrison Sampsell have returned to Washington following a few days in town visiting his father Reverend W H Sampsell and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sampsell
Ann Harrison Sampsell
Washington
Rev
W. H. Sampsell
Walter Costello Spends Day in Upperville Town
Mr. Walter Costello of Upperville spent today in town taking care of business and visiting local shops, with residents noting his presence and routine errand activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Costello
Upperville
Miss Rosalie Cox and Burr Powell Harrison Go to Charlottesville
Miss Rosalie Cox and Mr Burr Powell Harrison depart for Charlottesville to attend the final dance at the University of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Cox
Burr Powell Harrison
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Mr Ewes Kennedy Visit in Washing on
Mr Ewes Kennedy of Washington is spending several days at the town, visiting prominent residents and taking in local sights during a short stay.
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Mr. Ewes Kennedy
Washingon
New Britain Couple and Mrs Rust Stay at Jack Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. A J Murray of New Britain Connecticut and Mrs E C Rust of Wilkes Barre Pa spent last night at the Jack Hotel on their way home from Florida. They said they were much pleased with the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Murray
New Brittain
Connecticut
E. C. Rust
Wilkesbarre
Jack Hotel
Florida
Citizens Band Delights Large Throng With Open-Air Concert
The Citizens' Band directed by Prof. W H Melllwee gave its first open-air concert on the courthouse lawn to over a thousand attendees. Applause praised the improved performance, with repeats planned biweekly through summer. The program included Philharmonic March, Prince Charming selections, Old Folks at Home, Spanish Gaiety, Bolero, and American Cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Band
W. H. Mcllwee
Court House Lawn
Mcllwee
Mellwee
Philharmonic
Ringhet
H. L. King
C. W. Bennett
Lake
R. B. Hall
Rockefeller Jr and family overnight at Middletown Wayside Inn
John D. Rockefeller Jr and wife with four sons passed Winchester late yesterday on route south. They registered at Wayside Inn in Middletown and spent the night with a chauffeur, while the children rode a Ford. Local youths hosted a dinner as the party arrived, then retreated to rooms. Destination remained unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Winchester
Middletown
Wayside Inn
Mrs. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
South
Defense Effort Narrowly Wins in Typhoid Murder Trial
Chicago June 13 The defense of William D Shepherd in the murder case of William N McClintock argued to erase testimony from Batelle Gerlin and select passages of a letter admitting insolvency. Judge Lynch allowed only portions of the letter to enter record, excluding the love letter parts while acknowledging bankruptcy and bleak prospects before McClintock’s death and large estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Stewart
Batelle Gerlin
Shepherd
Lynch
Crowe
McClintock
Predicts Drouth Will Be Broken Tonight in Maryland
Baltimore June 13. Chief Forecaster James H. Spencer of the Baltimore weather bureau predicted the end of the drouth with showers and thunder storms forecast for tonight and Sunday. By Monday there should be enough rain to partly make up for six weeks of heat and dryness across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Drouth
James H. Spencer
Baltimore Weather Bureau
Spencer
Rev J D Hamaker resigns from Strasburg church
The Rev J D Hamaker, a leading Disciples of Christ minister for over half a century, resigns as pastor of the Christian Church at Strasburg Virginia. He retires due to age and health at 78, native of Pulaski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hamaker
Lower Valley
Christian Church
Strasburg
Church of the
Disciples of Christ
Pulaski
Investigation of Miners Attacks Underway in Cape Breton
Investigation began today into a new round of outbreaks by striking miners of the British Empire Steel Corporation in the southern Cape Breton collieries district. The burning of a Caledonia company store occurred early today and attacks on several company officials were reported last night at New Waterford. Five hundred troops remained at their steel plant quarters while civil order is restored. the southern area was quiet otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sydney
British Empire Steel Corporation
Cape Breton
Caledonia
New Waterford
Library to Close Early This Summer Hours Cut to 7 30 P M
Beginning Monday June 15 Handley Library will close at 7 30 P M through September 1. The seasonal early closing was started a year or two ago. Library hours will be 10 P M daily except noted otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
Two Police and Gangster Killed In Gun Battle
CHICAGO June 13 Gangsters and police fought a close quarters gun battle resulting in the deaths of two police sergeants and John Genna, a gangster, with three other officers and two Genna companions wounded. Genna likely related to Angelo Genna, recently assassinated. The incident foreshadows a hard police war against gunmen and beer runners. Three listed dead and four wounded, including Sergeant Conway who is near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
John Genna
Genna
Angelo Genna
Charles Walshy
H. Olson
Michael Conway
Motorists Caught In Sedan Plunges Into Water
Two women and two children were rescued when a sedan driven by Mrs Martha McRae plunged into Loch Raven. Mrs Hofsass, John McRae aged 18, and Ruth McRae 11 were in another car nearby and helped rescue the trapped occupants. All were treated for shock by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Baltimore
Wemen
Loch Raven
Martha McRae
Jong Hofsass
Hamilton
John’ McRae
Ruth McRae
Woman Implicated in Centenary Student Death
SHREVESPORT La June 18 Mrs George W Gill was arrested today in connection with the death of Robert Read Centenary College student for which her husband George W Gill Loyola student is in jail charged with murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shrevesport
George W. Gill
Robert Read
Centenary College
Loyola
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Harrigonburg
Mrs. Whitlock
Empire
Barbara
Long Island
Paris
Pearl Coles Bell
Grattannmace
Jack Coogan
la Pictera
Charley, Cha “Hardboileds
Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Eddy
Barbara LA Marr
Bert Lytell
W. & M. College
J. D. Rockfeller, Jr
Hamaker
Sedan
the Nathanson Co
Main Street
Good & Company
Ronss Avenue
Truckers
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