Father Rankin to attend Eucharistic Congress in Chicago
The Rev. Father Thomas A. Rankin rector of the Church of the Sacred Heart leaves today for Chicago to attend the Eucharistic Congress. The event runs June 20 to 24 with cardinals bishops and priests from around the world. Rankin will be away from Winchester returning June 26. duties fall to Rev. Father Anthony Tohill in Martinsburg and Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Thomas A. Rankin
Church of the Sacred Heart
Chicago
United States
Father Rankin
Virginia
Clifton Forge
Winchester
Anthony Tohill
St. Joseph's Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Strasburg
Rankin
Cardinald Gibbons
Baltimore
Richmond
Mrs Patterson to be joined by husband in visiting Crismans
Mrs. David H. Patterson of San Francisco is visiting her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Fred Crisman. Her husband plans to join them early next week after meetings with business associates in Chicago and the middle west. He was formerly manager of the American Strawboard Company mill here and will fish for bass during part of his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Patterson
San Francisco
Cal
Inlaw
Fred. Crisman
Patterson
Chicago
Middle West
American Strawboard Company
Isaak Walton
Graduating Nurses Head to Charlottesville Exams
Several graduate nurses from Winchester Memorial Hospital departed for Charlottesville to take the State Board of Examiners examination required for registration. They are Miss Gretna Holdt Miss Jessie Bishop Miss Pearl Collis and Miss Mary Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charlottesville
State Board of Examiners
Gretna Holdt
Jessie Bishop
Pearl Collis
Mary Pearson
Winchester Youth Graduates From Geo Washington
Mr. Paul Douglas Grubbs of this city graduated from the George Washington University Law School in Washington D C last week at the 105th annual commencement. He earned the LL B in a class of 450 graduates and joined a Mount Vernon wreath pilgrimage by the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Geo. Washington
Paul Douglas Grubbs
Law School
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Grubbs
Mount Vernon
Washington
Mrs Durell Visits Washington Parents and Return Plan
Captain Edward H. Durell and Mrs Durell left by automobile for Washington to visit Admiral and Mrs Nicholas, with Mrs Durell to stay a couple of weeks. Captain Durell expects to return tomorrow with his daughter Miss Doris Durell of New York. Also Miss Claire Stone left Winchester for Goshen Virginia after wintering in Winchester and completing Handley High School post graduate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Durell
Washington
Edward H. Durell
Miss Stone
Goshen
Claire Stone
Winchester
Handley High School
Handley
Entertained For Miss Humston At Valley Avenue Home
Miss June Fishpaw and Mrs. Clinton Stouffer entertained for Miss Gladys Humston at Mrs. Stouffer’s Valley avenue home on Wednesday afternoon. The house was tastefully decorated with pink and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Humston
June Fishpaw
Clinton Stouffer
Gladys Humston
Stouffer
Valley Avenue
Chicago guests visit Sloat residence on South Loudoun
Mr and Mrs Ben H Thomas of Chicago stay with Mr and Mrs John I Sloat at their South Loudoun street home. Thomas, an executive at Western Electric, travels with Mrs Thomas who formerly was Miss Sadie Beber. They toured Canada and New York and other eastern points and depart for Chicago tomorrow, with Mrs Sloat accompanying to Columbus Ohio to visit her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Thomas
Chicago
John I. Sloat
South Loudoun Street
Mr. Thomas
Western Electric Company
Thomas
Sadie Beeber
Canada
New York State
Columbus
Ohio
Sloat
Purcell Improves After Memorial Hospital Operation
Mr J Frank Purcell of Riverton Va who had an operation several days ago at Memorial Hospital is reported today as being improved. Miss Mignon Peery has gone to visit relatives and friends in Washington and Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Purcell
Riverton
Memorial Hospital
Miss Kremer Returns From Washington Visit
Miss Marjorie Kremer chief clerk of the Northern Virginia Power Company has returned home after spending a week in Washington as a guest of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Paul Kremer. Mrs Poole patient at Memorial Hospital improved today. Mr P E White of Martinsburg West Virginia spent last night at the G F House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Kremer
Northern Virginia Power Company
Washington
Paul Kremer
P. E. White
Martinsburg, W. Va
G. F. House
Miss Edith Cornwell Returns Home From Farmville College
Miss Edith Cornwell, a student at the State Teachers College in Farmville Virginia during the past session, returned to her home here last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cornwell
State Teachers’ College
Farmville
Quiet Wedding in Presbyterian Church for Grace Rosenberger Norris
Mrs. A L Fritts of Weehawken N J arrives for the wedding of her niece Miss Grace Rosenberger to Mr William E Norris of Washington D C next Thursday evening June 24 at 6 in the Presbyterian Church. The ceremony will be quiet due to the mother’s recent death. Relatives and intimate friends will witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Fritts
Weehawken
N. J
Grace Rosenberger
William E. Norris
Washington, D. C
Presbyterian Church
Miss Rosenberger
Local Residents Attend Events Across States
Mr M V B Snake returns home after a stay in Philadelphia for the sesqui centennial. Miss Laura Keffer visits her Strasburg Virginia home with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Keffer. Mr Lb R Smith of Emmetts store attends a West Virginia Retail Merchants Association banquet in Martinsburg. Allen Estep of Boyce was here yesterday on business. Miss Isabelle and Miss Dorothy McCann depart for Upperville Virginia to attend the horse show and related dances tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. B. Snake
Philadelphia
Laura Keffer
Mrs
J. W. Keffer
Strasburg, Va
Lb. R. Smith
Emmett's
West Virginia Retail Merchants Association
Shenandoah Hotel
Martinsburg
Isabelle
Dorothy McCann
Upperville
Local travelers return home from Pittsburgh and Washington
Mr and Mrs Margerum and daughter Sophie Margerum have returned to their Front Royal Road home after a month in Pittsburgh and Washington where Mrs Margerum was under a specialist care. Roy Mitchell of Boyce spent yesterday in town on business. Evelyn Athevr and Alice Baker visit Whitacre, Va. FE W Armistoney of Baltimore, here on business, left yesterday for Cumberland Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mitchell
Boyce
FE. W Armistoney
Baltimore
Cumberland
Cadet Stewart Returns Home From V F Finals Trip
Cadet R L Stewart of Shenandoah Valley Academy has left Winchester for Huntington West Virginia to spend the summer after visiting Lexington with Dr Roszel for the W M V F finals. Ruth Haines returns to Winchester after teaching in North Carolina for the summer with her parents. Mr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stewart
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester
Lexington
Dr. Roszel
Huntington
W. Va
Ruth Haines
Schoel
North Carolina
Mrs Haines and family travel plans noted
Mrs John B. Haines was accompanied by her brother Augustus Haines who will depart tomorrow for a vacation in the western states and Canada. Dr and Mrs Hunter McGuire returned from Hot Springs Virginia from the American Ophthalmological Association convention. Master Richard Calvin Creswell, infant son of Mr and Mrs Julian F Creswell, is critically ill at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Haines
Augustus Haines
Western States
Canada
Hunter McGuire
Hot Springs
American Ophthalmological Association
Richard Calvin Creswell
Julian F. Creswell
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Local residents take trips and visits around Winchester area
Prof Hale of Handley Schools and C T Owen plan a several day Shenandoah river fishing trip near Tiltzheimer Mill. Dr F W Boland of Washington DC spends today on business in Winchester. Major and Mrs Bun of the US Army stay at George Washington Hotel. Mrs R A Shaffer departs for Frederick MD to visit her parents. Mrs S Smolin and daughters Stella and Rose Spiolin return home to Brooklyn after guests of Mr and Mrs Sam Seiger in Gainesboro. Col John Keating of Cumberland MD rooms at George Washington Hotel. Miss Lillie Cannon departs North Kent street home to Cumberland MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Handley Schools
C. T. Owen
Shenandoah River
Tiltzheimer Mill
S. Smolin
Stella
Rose Spiolin
Brooklyn, N. Y
Sam Seiger
Gainesboro
Lillie Cannon
John Murnan
North Kent Street
Cumberland, Md
Sunday Schedule On Winchester U B Rural Charge
Appointments for Sunday June 20 on Winchester rural charge United Brethren Church led by Rev S R Lud wig list Mt Olive Sunday school 10 am public worship 11 am prayer and praise 7 30 pm Mount Pleasant sermon by pastor Red Bud Sunday school 3 pm sermon time not shown Pleasant Valley Sunday school 10 am Christian Endeavor 7 30 pm Mount Pleasant W Va Sunday school 10 am Christian Endeavor 3 8 pm prayer meeting Wednesday note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
United Brethren Church
S. R. Ludwig
Mount Olive
Mount Pleasant
Bud
Pleasant Valley
Christian Endeavor
W. Va
Prince Carol Dropped From Romanian Royal List
The Romanian government removes Prince Carol from the royal civil list following his liaison with Madame Lupescu. Princess Helene and the crown prince will receive his former $60,000 annual allowance while Carol must live on land revenue and money from Wing Carol I, totaling about $30,000, and he remains with Lupescu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bucharest
Prince Carol
Rumania
Madame Lupescu
Helene
Carol
Romania
Carol I
National Press Building Rising for Washington Journalists
Washington reports the National Press Club moves to its own home. A fourteen story National Press Building is being erected at Fourteenth and F Streets costing about 11.9 million dollars on the site formerly occupied by the Ebbitt House and Newspaper Row, confirming years of club hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Press Club
National Press Building
Ebbitt House
Newspaper Row
Fourteenth and
F Streets
N. W
Fifteen Lives Snuffed Out on Overnight Train Wreck
Survivors recount the fatal Washington Express crash near Latrobe and a later Union Pacific sleeper fire near Crystal Siding. Rescuers pulled bodies from mangled Pullmans as engineers and doctors fought to save the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Bryant
Pamplin
Bedlam
R. H. Eichel
Richmond
W. S. Gordon
Altoona
N. L. Hollingsworth
Latrobe Hospital
Essie Bryan
Owentown
Las Vegas
Union Pacific
Crystal Siding
Nev
J. C. King
Drummond
Mont
King
New Downtown Theatre and Office Complex Planned Near White House
The project includes a 35900 seat theatre leased to Fox Theatres Corp for 35 years at over 7 million dollars. Street level will house stores while upper floors provide offices for reporters and guests. The National Press Club will occupy the top floors connected by a grand staircase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Fox Theatres Corporation
Mail Daily
National Press Club
Youthful Pupils Charms Audience At Miss McCartney Recital
Emma Howard Wight reports on Miss Kathleen McCartney's Empire Theatre piano recital featuring her pupils with varied acts, notable performances by Bennie Davis and Dorothy Greenwalt, and a ceremonial gift to the teacher. The program lists pieces by Gurlitt, Beethoven, Nevin, Vergil, and more, including dances and vocal numbers, all presented with stagecraft and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Howard Wight
Kathleen McCartney
Empire Theatre
Marshall Baker
Miss McCartney
Dorothy Greenwalt
Eleanor Harlee
Bennie Davis
Mildred Parlett
Mildred Jones
Marguerite Schmidt
Cornelia Sophin
Charlotte Campbell
Melvin Eckley
Hattie Eckley
Elizabeth Tibler
Katherine Anderson
Mary Virginia Funk
Samil
Philomena Laren
Floyd Haines
Eliza Tucker
Philomena Larew
MissLarew
Mer. Haines
Gurlitt
Mifflin Clowe, Jr
James Davis
Hudson
Rolfe
Martha Forney
Sing
Robin
Spaulding
Frances Brown
Bugbee
Dolly
Patrick
Angel
Lynes
Mary Elizabeth
Virginia Smith
Kathryn Ware
Anna Fay Sutphin
Valse Petite
Vergil
Bennie da
Spring Song and Dance Program Highlights
Mendel piano and Gladys Sargent headline an afternoon of musical numbers featuring Marie Cammer. Elisner assisted by Sutphin and others perform Prelude in C minor and Valse in D flat. Hattie Eckkley, Kowalski, and Miss Me Polish Dance appear alongside Hartman, Koe, and Friml pieces with Larew and Floyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendel
Gladys Sargent
Marie Cammer
Miss Elisner
C. Sutphinmah
C. Hater
K. Anderson
Mond
L. Croghan
Lvis Mac
Inoft
Hattie Eckkley
Marche Hongraise
Kowalski
Erine “Anderson
Scharwearen Hartman
New York Apple yields seen improving with cautious forecasts
A letter from western New York fruit growers reports generally favorable prospects for the apple crop. Early varieties show heavy blossom and potential full crops except Duchess, with mixed results on Duchess and Baldwins. Greenings look solid, Kings mixed, and Spies unclear, with overall expectations near or above last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd R. Richards
Com
Cal
New
New York
Duchess
Beli Ces
Adventist Services Announced for Weekend
Elder R. D. Hottel will preach at the Adventist Chapel No 10 Cork Street on Friday at 8 p m and Saturday at 11 a m in the weekend service schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adventist Services
R. D. Hottel
Adventist Chapel
Cork Street
Relief for Neuritis Pains with Allenrhu Special No 2
Persistent nerve pains are described as torturing and sleepless. Allenrhu Special Form No 2 capsules are promoted as the quickest safe remedy to reduce or banish neuritis pains within about 24 hours. Baker's Drug Store supplies the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenrhu
Baker's Drug Store
Adv
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Humston
Ashby Stouffer
Katherine Smith
Jeanne Stouffer
Annie Katherine Smith
Marshall, Mo
Marshall, Mo., Niece of Mrs. Stouffer, Miss Leone Humston, of Bosworth, Mo
Katherine Hughes
Kentucky
Hughes
Harry Stouffer
Ida Elis
Ida Ellis
Salvation Army
Staunton
Craig
Capt
Ellis
Laurel
The
Eastern Star
Savannah
Mr. Patterson
Esata
DOD
Sample Shoe Store
Lovett Bros
Mrs. Thomas
C. M. Poole
Mr. Allen Estep
Evelyn Athevr
Alice Baker
Whitacre, Va
F. W. Boland
F. H. Bun
United Sts Army
George Washington Hotel
R. A. Shaffer
Frederick, Md
W. E. Shannon
Col
John Keating
U. B. Rural Charge
P.D.Q
Baker’s Drug Store
Pittsburgh
Washington Express
Cincinnati Limited
C. Ls
Wace
Raymond Hoelscher
Buffalo, N. Y
Latrobe Hotel
Fay Jones Creamer
Ww. M. Fletcher
Easien i
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
M'Cartney
Marguerite Johnston
Conte
Virginia Sutphin
Little Boy Blue
Nevin
D. Greenwalt
F. Brown
B Headley, Jr
R. Headley
E. Harlee
H. Brown
D. Headley
B. Davis
M. Forney
V. Smith
J. Davis
M. Clowe, Jr
Robert Hockman
Spencer
Ruth Stevens
Smith
Dorothy Ashton
Grace Walitz
Bohm
Traumerer
Schumann
Trovatore
Verdi
Joseph Haines
Dvorak
Cornelia Sutphin
Gobbaerts
Emma Hammond
Dorothy Chrismore
Chloedelle Khater
Lucille Croghan
Narcissus
Charlotte Camp
H. Eckler
K. Ware
M. Jones
A. Sutphin
D. Chrismore
M. Johnston
M. Schmidt
M. Smith
Chill Tonié
the Nathanson Company
North Main Street
Winchester Credit Corporation
Coleman. Dunn
R. S. Smith
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