Summer Travel Plans and Local News Highlights
Mr and Mrs Robert Forney and family depart by motor for a three month trip to the west and California with planned return by September. Arthur M Field Jr, salutatorian of Handley High, heads to Cape May for the summer. Miss Mary Louise Sartelle to perform music in the Springs Glow operetta at Stephens City High. Virginia Glass Dove hosts a house party near Semickley after visiting Mrs Adams. Macedonia Church hosts Children's Day on June 16. Virginia Dove remains home with influenza. Mary Katherine Aulick books Atlantic City stay at Chalfonte Haddon Hotel.
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War
Robert Forney
Billy
Jean
Rosalind Kater
San Diego
Calif
Miami
Fla
Arthur M. Field, Jr
Cape May
N. J
Field
Handley High School
Mary Louise Sartelle
Stephens City High School
Miss Sartelle
Virginia Glass Dove
Ernest Adams
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Armstrong
Semickley
Mary Katherine Aulick
Atlantic City
Community groups schedule busy week in Winchester Kernstown and Stephens City
Social calendar lists events across Kernstown and nearby towns including Onward and Upward Circle at Mrs. Charles Barton home Friday 8:00 p m Lions Club lunch Tuesday 12 30 p m at George Washington Hotel Kiwanis George Washington Hotel Elks Winchester Lodge choir Grace Lutheran and United Brethren Church adult choirs meet 8 15 p m Rotary Club meets 1 00 p m Spring Glow operetta third presentation 8 30 p m Stephens City high school auditorium Handley alumni annual dance June 14 9 30 p m Jordan Springs Hotel
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Kernstown Methodist Church
Charles Barton
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Rotary Club
Stephens City High School
Julian D. Steele
Surprise Party Marked Miss Gardners Birthday
A June 1 surprise birthday supper for Miss Hazel Gardner of Whitacre drew a driveway filled with cars and a long lawn table. Guests included Elmer and T. E. Patterson, the Largents, Buckwaters, Glasgows, and many others. after supper games and stringed music entertained the group.
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Hazel Gardner
Whitacre
Roy Pease
Buddy
Jimmy Largent
Roy
Bill Chambers
Foster
Buddy Largent
Junior Webster
Calvin James
Melvin Gardner
James Catlett
Harry Miller
Austin
John Stuart
Joshua Place
Melvin Nesmith
Gift Shower and Bridge Party for Bride
Miss Margaret Keller entertained at the Keller residence on West Leicester for Miss Mary Louise Ritenour on the eve of her marriage to Mr. John Kater. Guests joined a gift shower with song clue cards guiding a gift search, then four bridge tables, won by Miss Ritenour and Miss Doris Cunningham. A buffet supper followed by refreshments. Rev E B McGukin has returned from Georgia and will preach at Loudounes Presbyterian Church Sunday.
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Margaret Keller
George W. Keller
West Leicester Street
Mary Louise, Ritenour
John Kater
Miss Ritenour
Ritenour
Doris Cunningham
French Hopeful War Depts Will Be Adjusted
Paris reports France again defaulting on war debt payments to the United States for the sixth time. Premier Pierre Laval’s note of default was approved by the council of ministers after being sent to Washington for delivery to the State Department. France hopes the near term may justify negotiations for a settlement and thanks the U S for suggesting a repayment proposal.
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Paris
France
United States
Pierre Laval
Council of Ministers
Washington
State Department
Local Caddies Score Victory at Purcellville
Winchester Golf Club caddies defeated Blue Ridge Country Club at Purcellville 60 to 2. Five Winchester players posted scores on the 72 par course led by Wilson Pugh 77 Marshall Howe 84 Robert Giffin 84 Raymond Ebersole 94 and Clifton Olinger 102.
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Winchester Golf Club
Blue Ridge Country
Purcellville
Winchester Club
Winchester Boys
Wilson Pugh
Marshall Howe
Robert Giffin
Raymond Ebersole
Clifton Olinger
Four H Club Delegates Tour Washington Capitol
Washington delegates at the ninth annual national 4 H Club meeting toured the White House the Bureau of Printing and Engraving and the Library of Congress. Farm boys and girls from 40 states discussed mutual problems in group conferences.
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Washington
White House
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Library of Congress
nationa +n Club
Schmeling Seeks U.S. Title Shot After Braddock Upset
Max Schmeling, former world heavyweight champion, said he would travel to the United States for a title bout after Jimmy Braddock’s stunning victory over Max Baer. Schmeling acknowledged the shift in plans as Braddock rose to the throne.
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Potsdam
Germany
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
United States
Braddock
Max Baer
Village doctor Zimmerly jailed for illegal operations
In Lancaster on June 14 67 year old Dr Harry C Zimmerly was sentenced to seven and a half to fifteen years for illegal operations blamed for a Calvert Md death. He pleaded guilty to another similar act and narcotic charges while a jury found him not guilty on one count.
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Lancaster
Harry C. Zimmerly
Mechanics Grove
Little Village
Gladys Lawson
Calvert
Elsie Miller
Rising Sun
Zimmerly
Richard Parker
W. Hensel Brown
Parker
H. C. Zimmerly
Glacys Lawson
Benjamin C. Atlee
Blanche Stone
John W. Rice
Bucknell University
Beatrice Trimble
Mrs. Lawson
Dr. Zimmerly
Miss Stone
Improved Army Bomber Poised for Test Flights at Martin Plant
The first of 103 army bombers built at Glenn L. Martin plant in Baltimore is ready for more test flights. Details of construction innovations are guarded though officials note speeds exceeding 200 miles per hour. Martin cites three blade automotive variable pitch propellers as a key improvement with Capt. George W. Polk the only Army Air Corps pilot to fly the ship.
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Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin
Army
Martin
George W. Polk
Army Air Corps
Third Corps
Daily Vacation Bible School At Baptist Church
First Baptist Church announces a summer Daily Vacation Bible School from next Friday morning through Friday, June 28. Enrollment limits apply. open to children ages four through seventh grade with preference to early arrivals. Sessions run 9:00 to 11:30 each morning.
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First Baptist Church
Rosalie Oakes
Anna Jane Swiger
Frances Grove
Robert Grove
Virginia Smith
J. K. Wheeler
Lee Brown
Earl Hildebrand
J. W. Morrow
Lyle Herrell
Violet Ritter
Hattie Eckley
B. H. Potts
Overton Dunn
Temple Homer
Spicer
Daughter of Wm Carroll Dies From Dress Fire
Mrs. Ralph Wilkenson 26 of Washington D C died from fatal burns when her dress hem caught fire while lighting a gas stove. She was Virginia Carroll before marriage and survived by husband Janet Lee daughter, father William Carroll Harrisonburg mother Sallie Carroll Woodstock, sisters Arrena Carroll Harrisonburg and Mrs William Dalke Woodstock, and brother John Carroll Baltimore.
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Ralph Wilkenson
Washington, D. C
William Carroll
Wilkenson
Shriners
Virginia Carroll
Mount Jackson
Shenandoah County
Janet Lee
This City
Sallie Carroll
Harrisonburg
William Dalke
Woodstock
Arrena Carroll
John Carroll
Baltimore
Funeral Rites Today For Miss Elizabeth Haun
Funeral rites are held in Woodstock for Miss Elizabeth Haun who died from injuries after a car driven by Douglas Lavers of Salem Mass crashed into a bridge abutment near Norris Dam. She was returning home from a dance with her escort when the accident occurred. Interment was in Massanutten Cemetery.
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Woodstock
Elizabeth Haun
Knoxville
Massanutten
Birds Exhibit Superior Breathing Capacity
Birds surpass all other vertebrate animals in breathing power with higher lung capacity and muscular activity. The efficiency of their respiratory system outpaces other species according to the study.
Local clubs schedule tough July withPennsylva nia Maryland teams
Winchester fans will see top teams visit the local field over six weeks. Hagerstown Woodmen open the stretch this Saturday followed by Fredericksburg White Oak A C on Sunday. Lefty Jewett faces a challenge as Mal lory pits him against strong clubs. Schedule lists games from June 15 to July 28 with opponents such as Blairton W Va Culpeper Alexandria Eagles Moorefield Lewistown Pa Majestic Radio and more plus pending matches with West Point Baltimore A C Silver Springs.
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Winchester
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Hagerstown
Fredericksburg White Oak A. C
Lefty Jewett
Mallory
Hagerstown Woodmen
Fredericksburg
Blairton
W. Va
Martinsburg Blue Sox
Antietam Fire Company
Boonsboro A. C
Clarendon A. C
Manchester
Culpeper
Alexandria Eagles
Moorefield
Lewistown
Majestic Radio
West Point
Baltimore
A. C
Silver Springs
Miss Hawkins To Sing Sunday At Open Door Class
The Open Door Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will feature Miss Mary Hawkins as guest singer this Sunday. She will perform with her own piano accompaniment around 9:55 before Prof R Lee Stickels leads the session. Fathers from the church and city are invited to attend in observance of Father's Day.
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Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Mary Hawkins
Cather Praises High Court Rulings and Constitution
State Senator T Russell Cather praised recent Supreme Court decisions on recovery measures calling them necessary within constitutional bounds. He warned against central federal power and praised members opposing moves to discard the constitution. A Rotary Club address, June 20 Red Cross plans, and community recognitions are noted.
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T. Russell Cather
Rotary Club
Supreme Court
Eroer
Congress
Carter And Bayly Continue Their Winning
Second day of the Upperville Horse and Colt Show in Virginia sees Carter of Orange and Bayly of Upperville each claiming two wins. Carter’s Slingshot, a three year old chestnut gelding, won two hunter classes. Bayly’s chestnut son of Repulse won the hand class and the three-year-old over jumps class. Other first day winners include E. L. Redman of Middleburg and the Peach Brothers.
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Grafton Farm
Upperville
Manley W. Carter
Orange
Roger W. Bayly
Carter
Bayly’s Report
Chesnut
Repulse
E. L. Redman
Middleburg
Peach Brothers
General Electric Kitchen Coach On Display In Winchester
The General Electric new and improved electric kitchen on wheels is parked in front of the Shenandoah Electric Appliance Company at 15 South Loudoun street in Winchester. Local GE dealer Mr Jenkins has arranged private demonstrations at homes and appointments can be made by calling 280.
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General Electric
Winchester
Shenandoah Electric Appliance Company
South
Loudoun Street
Free Shirley Temple pictures at Palace Saturday
The Palace Theatre offers the first 500 children free color cutout pictures of Shirley Temple from Our Little Girl. The gift accompanies showings of Thunder Over Texas starring Big Boy Williams at Hable's Palace, starting Monday for four days.
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Palace Theatre
Big Boy Williams
Texas
Shirley Temple
Hable’s Palace
Shirley
Most Accurate Measures At The National Bureau Of Standards
The national bureau of standards houses the most accurate measuring instruments in the country. This facility maintains precision devices used for scientific and industrial standards.
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The
National Bureau of Standards
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W. Boscawen St
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Nat'l Ave
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