Martinsburg teacher wed in St John’s Lutheran ceremony
Miss Mary V Lloyd, a Martinsburg public schools teacher, married Frank L Dunn Jr of Detroit in a Martinsburg St John’s Lutheran Church ceremony conducted by Rev F R Wagner. The couple left for a Detroit visit then Baldwin Michigan for two weeks before home in Martinsburg after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary YV. Lloyd N
Mary V. Lloyd
Martinsburg
Frank L. Dunn, Jr
Detroit
Mich
St. John’s Lutheran Church
F. R. Wagner
J. M. Sellers
Frank L. Dunn
Dunn Textile Company
Baldwin
Dunn
Martinsburg High School
Shepherd State Teachers’ College
Randolph- Madeon Academy
Front Royal
Philadelphia College of Textile Engineering
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Tuesday and weekly gatherings fill the schedule with Lions Club Kiwanis Rotary and American Legion events at George Washington Hotel Grace Lutheran and other venues. Garden clubs Elks and Red Cross chapters hold meetings while choirs rehearse and a school operetta is staged in Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Winchester-Clarke Garden Crub Club
J. Victor Arthur
Winchester Lodge
Nevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Rotary Club
Shawnee Garden Club
Robert C. Green
West Leicester Street
Bryarly School
Burnt Church C. E. Society
Frederick Winchester
American Red Cross
Stephens City High School
Julian D. Steele
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Reception Tendered In Honor Of Mr And Mrs Olive McDonald
A county reception hosted by H T Snapp of Opequon honored Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McDonald on their return from a Niagara Falls wedding trip. Mrs McDonald wore powder blue crepe. Numerous guests listed, with many couples attending and gifts exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive McDonald
H. T. Snapp
Opequon
Oliver McDonald
Niagara Falls
Canada
McDonald
Odessa Baker
William Branner
Ernest D. Funkhouser
C. B. Keeler
Wesley Shiley
Harry Glaize
Robert Snapp
Verner M. Bayliss
Belle Ritter
Ella Snapp
William Orndorff
Presley Combs
A. Hooke
Raymond Forney
J. M. Jackson
Mary Dix
R. B. Snapp
Ernest McDonald
Carrie Snapp
Mildred Hawkins
Ethel Snapp
Ruth
Maude Bywaters
Virginia
Mary Branner
Elizabeth
Evelyn Bywaters
Gladys
Marguerite Kingree
Elsie Line
Verna Hooke
Grace Forney
Beatrice She'l
Mabel Jackson
Kitchen Shower And Twin Sisters Birthday Party
A Friday June 14 birthday party at Bernard Brown’s Nain home honored his twin daughters Mary and Martha Brown on turning twenty with 65 guests, games, and lawn refreshments. A separate surprise kitchen shower for Miss Rene Mathews, soon to wed Mr. Robert J. McNally Jr., unfolded at the Congregational Christian Church, with gifts and a yellow green lavender theme. Also, Julian G. Watson and Elsie Kremer Watson welcomed a daughter Suzanne at Memorial Hospital, joining Watson traditions in Lynchburg and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Brown
Nain
Mary
Martha
Mr. Raymond
E. E. Emery
Gainesboro
Brown
Lula Bucher
Bessie
Ebenezer
Bucher
Raymond
Wilda
Chambersville
Charles
Alex
Jack
Ethel Hack
Nora Hack
Martinsburg
W. Va
Vernon
Evelyn
Hilda
Catherine Unger
Edna
Mace
Clara
Dorothy
Louise
Winifred
Carper
Bethel
Ray Boyce
Stephens City
Joseph Pence
Carl
Jess Whitacre
James Ruhle
Ray
Clarence
Herbert Cather
Isabelle Rosenberger
Julius Rubing
Catherine
Eleanor
Clayton
Albert Pingley
Vancsay Courtney
Eston
Helen
Mildred Taylor
D. M. Dougherty
Russell Brown
Francis
E. W. Adams
E. W. Adams, Jr., Opal Davis and Mary Belle de Haven
Pauline Clowser
Virgie Nelson
Francis Larrick
Ethel Baker
Emmett Dorton
Mary Michael
Hayfield
William Luttrell
Charles Smith
Albin
Francis Foreman
Ray Berrett
Joe Henshaw
Furman Duvall
Winchester
Holmes Whitacre
Rene Mathews
Robert J. McNally, Jr
Ivan R. Smith
West Clifford Street
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Christian Church
Smiths welcome son Robert Douglas at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Edwin H Smith announce the birth of a son at Memorial Hospital on Wednesday June 12 placing the name Robert Douglas Smith on the family record. The mother formerly Miss Mary Katharine Fawcett is daughter of Mrs India B Fawcett and the late Frederick Fawcett. The Smiths also have another son Edwin Harold Smith Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian G. Watson
Memorial Hospital
Suzanne Watson
W. L. Dudley
Edwin H. Smith
Robert Douglas Smith
White Hall Mite Society Yard Party Date Change
The White Hall Mite Society announces its yard party on July 11 instead of July 17 as previously reported in last week’s meeting account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall Mite Society
Charity Garden Entertainment At Clarke County
Mrs John D Richardson hosts a Saturday 8 pm benefit for the Clarke County visiting nurse fund with Zion Episcopal Church singers presenting The Garden followed by spirituals in the Fair field garden Virginia tickets on sale at Berryville Gardners Winchester drug stores and local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Richardson
Dee Clarke County
Clarke County
Singers of Zion Episcopal Church
Fairfield
Virginia
Berryville
Gardners
Boyce
Winchester Drug Stores
Summer Camp Enrollment for Local Children
About 35 girls and boys will attend a summer camp this week. Registered participants include Harold Carter Garland Baker James Judy Roger Cooper Jack Cooper Ralph Frye Ralph Snapp Ralph Wakeman Jack Orndorff Clovis Bucher Marshall Warner and girls Charlotte Schlack Helen Schlack Mary Judy Mary Gay Fay Marker Sally Tavenner Esther Galliday Harriet Adams Anna Tabb Light Louise Sager Virginia Kern Mary Kate Omps Betty Clark Emily Grove Lillian Snyder Mary C. Pingley Winifred Carper and Virginia Artrip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Carter
Garland Baker
James
Keith Judy
Roger
Jack Cooper
Ralph Frye
Ralph Snapp
Ralph Wakeman
Jack Orndorff
Clovis Bucher
Marshall Warner
Charlotte
Helen Schlack
Mary Judy
Mary Gay
Fay Marker
Sally Tavenner
Esther Galliday
Harriet Adams
Anna Tabb Light
Louise Sager
Virginia Kern
Mary Kate Omps
Betty Clark
Emily Grove
Lillian Snyder
Mary C. Pingley
Winifred Carper
Virginia Artrip
Camp schedule outlines a full day of camp activities
The daily program lists morning routines from 6:30 call through 9:30 call to quarters, including posture exercises, flag raising, meals, and activities like handicraft and swimming. Afternoon features tribal pow wows, quiet period, free activities, and evening events ending with camp fire and vespers, then quiet until 6:30 a.m.
Licenses For Fishermen And Hunters Arrive
Licenses for the year starting July 1 have arrived at the corporation court clerk’s office. People may secure them in advance. Valid July 1, 1935 to June 30, 1936. Fees: $1 county, $3 state, $5 non-resident fishing, $15.50 non-resident hunting and fishing. Non-resident one day fishing licenses offered at lower rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court Clerk
Local Firm Miller and Anderson Win Front Royal Contract
The municipal building plumbing and heating contract in Front Royal was awarded to local firm Miller and Anderson. A parallel award for the courthouse plumbing and heating was made, but work on the courthouse will await July bond election results. Miller reports on the municipal building work starting immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
My Municipal
Miller and Anderson
Court House
Miller
Endurance Fliers Narrowly Escape 3000 Foot Plunge
Merididian Miss June 18 Al and Fred Key brothers who have been aloft since June 4 to break the world endurance flight record recount how Fred narrowly fell from the catwalk when the Ole Miss plane lurched in an air bump. His safety belt saved him as he held on with feet secured. At 8 30 a m CST on this, the fourteenth day aloft, they reached the 333 hour mark in their bid to surpass 553 hours 41 minutes 30 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriddian
Miss
Fred Key
Fred
Ole Miss
Red Cross Meeting Set With Distinguished Speakers
Walker McC Bond will preside over the Frederick Winchester County Chapter annual Red Cross meeting at Grace Lutheran social hall Thursday June 20 starting 7 pm. Nat C Wilson Chap Caulkins Remount James Feiser will speak. Rev E T Clark to give benediction. junior Red Cross reports and life saving notes to be included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker McC. Bond
Frederick-Winchester County
American Red Cross
Grace Lutheran Church
8. L. Flickinger
Winchester Music Club
Red Cross
Forrest Jones
Handley High School
Nat C. Wilson
Virginia
Caulkins
U. S. Army
Remount
Front Royal
James L. Feiser
American National Red Cross
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Swimming Pool Opens Monday For The Summer
The American Legion pool operated by Sargent returns to Shenandoah Valley National Bank rear on North Loudoun Street. It opens Monday June 23 and runs through early September with hours 10 12, 2 6, and 7 10. Lifeguards Joe Flickinger and Halford Baker supervise. Admission 20 cents for children 25 cents for adults, or $2 monthly. Swim and life saving instruction again offered. Water tested daily and kept at 80 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snag” Sargent
American Legion
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Loudoun Street
Joe Flickinger
Halford Baker
Interesting Sports Facts From The Mirror Era
AP notes past sports highlights with records and notable performances. Harry Cooper won the Western Open after a double playoff with Ky Laffoon a year ago. Three years ago George Lermond set a 9 08.4 world mark for the 3000 meter steeplechase. Gusto won the American Derby. Five years ago Bobby Jones MacDonald Smith and Henry Cotton posted 70 in the first British Open round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harry Cooper
Ky Laffoon
George Lermond
Gusto
Bobby Jones
MacDonald Smith
Henry Cotton
Illness Fatal To C. B. Rogers
C B Rogers of Glengary Virginia died there on June 11 after a heart illness. A Gainesboro native, he lived in the region until 1896 then spent 37 years in the west. He was a Northern Pacific engineer for 22 years and served as locomotive engineer in Mexico during the Spanish American War. He prospected for gold, was known for a kind disposition, and leaves sister Nellie Holland and four brothers H A Rogers Bunker Hill W Va S D Rogers Gainesboro R P Rogers Martinsburg and J H Rogers Erie Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee B
Glengary
Gainesboro
West
Northern Pacific Railroad
Mexico
Rogers
Nellie Holland
H. A .Rogers
Bunker Hill
W. Va
D. Rogers
R. P. Rogers
Martinsburg
J. H. Rogers
Erie
Memorial Services At Bethel Church Near Gore
Annual memorial rites are planned for next Sunday June 23 at Bethel Methodist Church near Gore in this county. Reverend Wright of Capon Bridge West Virginia will lead the day’s exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Asbury
Bethel Methodist Church
Gore
This County
Mr. Wright
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Intercollegiate Regatta Draws Many Colleges
Poughkeepsie hosts the 37th Intercollegiate regatta as Navy, Washington, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Syracuse, and Columbia compete. California seeks a fifth straight win led by 185 pound sophomore Berkenkamp after last year’s strong finish, with Washington and Annapolis challenging for state titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
California
Navy
Washington
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Syracuse
Columbia
Bears
Dick Burney
Berkenkamp
al. Ulgrickson
Huskies
Buck Walsh
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
CY Ani , Flo
Endeavor Group
Glad Friend
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Winchester Quartetto
Edwin Ritter
Norvil Kibler
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
South Loudoun Street
Anna Kathryn Spiker
W. D. Kibler
Toms Brook
Elvin
Harry Spiker
W. A. Walton
R. K. Reger
Virginia Reger
Edna Stine
D. D. Hines
Doris Sabine
Hume
Doris Isabel Sabine
Charles Arthur Sabine
Lynchburg
Gray Walton Hume
Leesburg
F. Campbell Symonds
First Presbyterian Church
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Washington and Lee
Federal Land Bank
Baltimore
C. B. Carr
Miss Carroll
Anita Carroll
William E. Bleck
Paris
Gordon Carroll
Brooklandville
Mrs. Carroll
Winchester Society
Upperville
Peach
Colt and Horse Show
Jack Carpenter
Greenwood
Morris Dixon
Newton Square
Frederick Bontecou
Middlebrook
T. S. Marshall
Woodstock
J. M. Clagett
Ray Shoemaker
Harrisburg
Ben Arthur
L. M. Allen
R. D. Crenshaw
D. D. Crenshaw
Mabel Crenshaw
M. H. Church
D. O. Louderback
North
Squibb’s Shaw
Brooks
Edmundson
Raymond Edmundson
Ithaca
New York
Charles Edmundson
Cornell University
Virginia Geological Survey
West Coast
Fred A. Crisman
Fred, Jr
Dick Crisman
W. Fultz Sheppe
W. Boscawen
Miss Barton
G. Bernard Fenwick
Frances Fenwick
Elkridge Kennels
Carlyle Barton
Isabel Thom Barton
Robert Y. Conrad
A. B. Young People’s Choir
United Brethren Young People’s Choir
Francis Asbury Union
Harrisonburg
Virginia Funeral Directors Association
Harrsonburg
Messrs
W. O. Parlett
R. T. Jones
Kavanaugh Hotel
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Friend's Meeting
Ladies 'Aid Society
Centenary Reformed Church
Dana Nelson
Sara Carper
Capon Lake
Fred. Fries
Leslie Fries
University of Virginia
Helen Mullen
J. W. Briscoe
Lonaconing
J. W. Bell
Oakland, Md
Mary R. Buckner
Washington, D. C
Amherst Street
Chichesters
Hamman
Dollar Store
Sports Mirror
Travel
American Express
C. B. Rogers
Bethel Church
Sundine
Aristocrats
R.G. A. Stores
N. Loudoun
Loudoun St
Lovett
Snowflake Biscuits
A.E. Walker
Brookings, S. Dak
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
A. M. Swimley
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