Miss Frances Pannill Taylor Bride of Dr. David W. Boyer
Miss Frances Pannill Taylor married Dr. David W. Boyer Friday morning at the Wilson Inn. Rev. Dr. Hubert Sydenstricker officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Taylor of Stuart, Va., worked with Children’s Country Home in Westfield, N J. Dr. Boyer, son of Mrs. Ada Boyer of Kingman, Kansas, is a surgeon at New Jersey State Hospital in Orange. They left for a motor trip to Wichita and will reside in Orange, N J.
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Frances Pannill Taylor
David W. Boyer
W.ton Inn
Hubert Sydnestricker
Braddock Street
M. B. Church
South
Boyer
John 8. Taylor
Stuart
Westfield
N. J
Ada Boyer
Kingman
Kansas
John Edgar Boyer
New Jersey
Aoe Hospital
Orange
John Davis Taylor
Katherine Taylor
Presey
State College
Farmville
Columbia University
Katherine Pannill
Handley
Winchester
Washington Inn
Wichita
Social calendar events and weddings in Winchester and nearby
Regular Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel and Woodmen of America meeting at Camp Hall. Kiwanis and Elks gatherings, choir practice at Grace Lutheran, Rotary luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Crawford Engle wedding at Loudoun Street Presbyterian. Robert Y. Conrad Post meeting, Riley Staples wedding in Duncan Memorial Church Berryville, and Caldwell Ridgeway wedding on Loudoun Street.
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Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Camp Hall
North Loudoun Street
Kiwanis Club
Church
Winchester Lodge No
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Crawford-Engle
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Riley-Staples
Duncan Memorial Church
Berryville
Caldwell-Ridgeway
Ewing Dance Recital Delights Winchester Audiences
The Handley High School auditorium hosted the Ewing School of Dance Art recital directed by Miss Dorothy Ewing with Adele Hutchinson as accompanist. Performances featured Miss Alta M. Myers, Master Douglas Allen, Miss Frances Bozel, and others in tap, toe, and Plasto-Rhythm numbers.
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Handley High School
Ewing School of Dance
Dorothy Ewing
Adele Hutchinson
Helen Woore
Eugene Cooper
Alta M. Myers
Douglas Allen
Frances Bozel
Blue Bird
Ewing
Ann Williams
Shirley Williams
Alison Cooper
Miss Ewing
Winchester
New State Honor Is Thrust Upon W. Nelson Page
W Nelson Page, returning from Richmond, becomes president of Virginia’s new state chapter of the National Association of United States Postmasters. He was elected after serving as temporary chairman and facing initial reluctance due to his Winchester duties. Charter members from across the state and officers named will guide one-year terms and veterans certificates processing.
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Nelson Page
Richmond
National Association of United States Postmasters
Clyde W. Saunders
Page
Winchester
Virginia
Virginia Post Office
Freericksburg
Saunders
J. Fred Switzer
Harrisonburg
B. N. Kibler
Luray
W. 8. Crockett
Hampton
H. H. Adair
Bristol
I. C. Taylor
Big Stone Gap
R. W. Garris
Miss Virginia Wood Weds Charles Small in Bel Air Maryland
The wedding of Miss Virginia Wood daughter of Mrs Margaret Wood and the late William L Wood to Mr Charles Small son of Mr and Mrs Carl Small Martinsburg occurred on Wednesday June 10 at Bel Air Maryland. The couple plan to reside in Martinsburg where Small runs a business and Wood previously worked for the telephone company in Winchester.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bel Air
Charles Small
Carl Small
Virginia Wood
Margaret Wood
William L. Wood
Dillon Grove
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bel Air. After A Brief Wedding Trip, Mr. and Mrs. Small
Mr. Small
Mrs. Small
Penney Staff Attend Pep Meeting in Frederick Maryland
Winchester J C Penney manager C S Lowry led a sales force from Winchester and nearby towns to a pep meeting at the Frederick store. J W Donnan hosted district manager M H Shriver presided and G S Jones spoke, now editor of Pay Day Magazine.
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C. S. Lowry
Winchester
J.C. Penney Company
Frederick
Alexandria
Martinsburg
Westminster
Charles Town
J. W. Donnan
M. H. Shriver
G.S. Jones
Jones
Peach and pear crops show big declines from freezes
The June 1 outlook reportsmarkedly below average fruit crops across much of the United States due to last winter and spring freezes. Virginia peaches rise to 703000 bushels while U S peaches total 40615000. pears forecast 224000 in state and cherries down about 8 percent nationally.
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Mississippi
Utah
California
North Atlantic
New England
New York
Pacific Coast
Mountain States
Pacific Northwest
Virginia
Crozet
Roanoke
Timberville
United States
North Central States
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Oklahoma
South Atlantic
Colored Citizen Nathaniel Pollard Dies in Clarke
Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 3 p.m. for Nathaniel Pollard colored of Boyce who died at his mother's home. He was 27. Survived by sister Jane Pollard of Boyce and brother Rowland Pollard at Belmont Park New York. Rev. H. C. Johnson to officiate.
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Nathaniel Pollard
Boyce
Anna
John Fells
Jane Pollard
Rowland Pollard
Belmont Park Race Track
New York
H. C. Johnson
Radio Highlights and Sunday Schedule Highlights
Radio highlights list daily programs across WEAF WOR WABC and JZ stations with musical segments talks news and performances. It notes a Sunday focus on President Roosevelt speaking at Vincennes Indiana and a Siberian eclipse program from Dr Donald Menzel Harvard MIT along with Major Bowes Amateur Hour.
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WEAF
Thurn
WOR
Uncle Don
WABC
Press-Radio
Patti Chapin
Sherlock Holmes
Thornton Fisher
WJZ
Bonus Bonds
James A. Farley
Boston Symphony
Arthur Fiedler
Titans of Science
W4jz
Interfraternity Sing
University of Chicago
Bob Crosby
Bester
Bernie Orchestra
King Orchestra
Roosevelt
Vincennes
Ind
Ead Music Hall of the Air
Symphony Orchestra
Akbulak
Siberia
Donald Menzel
Harvard M.I. T
Major Bowes
Mount Williams Grange Charter Closes Monday
Citizens of Mount Williams organized a local National Grange and invited the public to attend the open meeting on Monday at 8 p.m. in Friendly Grove school. The charter list will be closed, new members accepted, committees formed, and officer duties explained as part of the session.
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Congregational Christian Church
Mount Williams
Friendly Grove
National Grange
Ashby S. Brum
Back
Middletown
Frederick County
Clean Streets Campaign Gains Warm Reception in Winchester
Winchester officials report broad public support for a Clean Streets campaign aimed at improving appearance and health. They urge residents to use trash containers, sweep gutters, cover cans, avoid tossing fruit skins, and teach neighbors. Central streets are being flushed to boost conditions.
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Winchester
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Helen Shockey
Howard Shockey
Works Progress Administration
Miss Shockey
WPA
Shockey
Staunton
Valley District
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Virginia Conference
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Reliance
Louise Stickley
Janet Bowen
Helen
Lee Werrick
Margaret Grim
H. E. Richardson
James B. Yates
Kennebunkport
Virginia Black Yates
Maine
Rosser Lee Campbell
Frank Campbell
Braxton H. Duvall
Roy P. Duvall
Yates
Stewart Elting
Winchester Golf Club
Mary Miller
B. B. Dutton
B. P. Harrison
George Smith
Ann Brook Kern
Philip Williams
Fred Glaize, Jr
Lewis Allen
Caroline Carson
Virginia Boyd
Victor Arthur
Frances Page
Walter Bosserman
Arthur Field
John Hedrick
Hubert Sydenstricker
Margaret Collins Denny
M. E. Church
Linwood Hammond
Sydenstricker
Dora Fletcher
Lucy Mae
Naomi Boyer
Bowers
Mamie Coffman
Blue Ridge Mountains
Paris
Midletown Grange
Middletown Grange
Haymarket
Byron O. Brumback
By S. Brumback
Ashby S. Brumback
Charlotte
Jean
Joyce Baker
George Baker
Kathleen Snapp
Garland Snapp
Ellen
Eldon Brumback
Katheryn
Mae Foltz
William Davison
Russell Sutphin
L. A. Thomas
Luther A. Jr
J. M. Bowles
Strasburg
W. Nelson Page
Postmasters’ Chapter
Miss Wood
Penney Company
Carlotta
Minnie McCarty
C. H. Smith
East Cecil Street
Detroit
Mich
Joseph N. McCarty, Jr
W. B. Nesmith
Johnstown
Ohio
Winton Nesmith
Walter Nesmith
Marguerite Jolliffe
T. P. Jolliffe
Garfield Hospital
Washington, D. C
Garland Canter
West Boscawen Street
Reba E. Riley
Par Po Staples
Lehring E. Staples
Martinsville
C. E. Staples
Stephens City
Apple
Clarke
Huntsberry
Grange
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit [Insurance Corporation
Margaret L. Hodgson
Clean Streets
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
N. Loudoun St
Big Joe
Winchester’s Bakery
Shaeffer
Tavenner
I. Ae ‘Ewhrere Quality Cou
Loudoun St
Nier
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy Prescription Druggists
R. M. Swimley