Winchester Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Receives New Members
Winchester branch of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union held a reception at Market Street Methodist Church to welcome new members after a recent membership contest. Miss Helen Keeler performed readings, and Mrs. Sarah M. Hoge sent regrets due to a storm.
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Winchester
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Sarah M. Hoge
Lincoln
Loudoun
Virginia
J. Luther Neff
Market Street Church
John W. Rosenberger
Alexander family heads to Toronto for Baptist World Alliance
Rev Mr and Mrs Alexander with daughter Ruth and Mr and Mrs Pitts of Rock Hill S C visited Mrs C L Carver and daughter Eleanor in South Cameron street and left by motor for Toronto to attend the Baptist World Alliance convention planning several days here on return in July. The Rev Mr Alexander formerly pastored the First Baptist Church of Winchester.
Martinsburg Couple Get Marriage License in Court
A marriage license was issued Tuesday afternoon in Corporation Court to John Minor, patrolman of Martinsburg, West Virginia, and Madeline Albright of Martinsburg, daughter of Moses Albright and Mrs Albright.
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Corporation Court Clerk’s Office
John Minor
Madeline Albright
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lee Minor
Moses Albright
Charlottesville couple welcomed Frances Brady Fletcher
Mr and Mrs Marshall Fletcher of Charlottesville Virginia are congratulated on the birth of a daughter Frances Brady Fletcher in Charlottesville last week. Mrs Fletcher is the former Miss Sarah Hildreth daughter of the late Dr and Mrs E A Hildreth of Charles Town and Charlottesville with many Winchester friends.
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Marshall Fletcher
Charlottesville
Frances Brady. Fletcher
Fletcher
Sarah Hildreth
Apd
E. A. Hildreth
Charles ‘Town
W. Wa
Winchester
Carroll Roberts
Virginia
New York
Oakgrove
Martinsburg Pike
Mrs Byrd and Children Return To Richmond
Mrs. Harry F Byrd and her daughter Miss Beverley Byrd and son Harry F Byrd Jr return by motor to Richmond after visiting relatives in the city. Mrs Byrd and Miss Byrd stayed with Mrs Frances Gray Wright on West Boscawen street while Master Byrd, Jr. stayed with his grandmother Mrs Richard E Byrd on Amherst street.
Woodstock Colonel Attends Rotary International Convention
Col. Howard J. Benchoff head of Massanutten Military Academy and Shenandoah Valley Inc. travels to Minneapolis to represent the Woodstock Rotary Club at the Rotary International convention. He passed through Chicago for a day or two of business before the trip.
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Colonel Benchoff
Rotary
Howard J. Benchoff
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Minneapolis
Miss Grubbs Receives Surprise Birthday Party
Elizabeth Grubbs was surprised with a party at her home Tuesday evening by many friends who heard it was her birthday. The gathering was joyful and refreshments were served.
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Miss Grubbs
Elizabeth Grubbs
Dance Tonight At Jordan Springs Hotel
Arrangements are complete for a dance at Jordan Springs Hotel tonight sponsored by Misses Dorothy McCann and Sue Sch lack. Pat Dunn's Famous Virginians have been engaged to provide the entertainment for the evening.
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Jordan Springs
Jordan Springs Hotel
Edgar Soutter
Dorothy McCann
Sue Schlack
Pat Dunn
Epworth League Social at Sargent Home
The Senior Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Kernstown met at Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sargent's home for a regular monthly gathering. Members enjoyed lawn games and were listed: L. A. Cammer Anna Lieblider Ollie Baker W. E. Collin Helen Gladys Courtney Sargent Marie Cammer Lena LichHter Marie Parks Ada Gless Baker Thelma Dortez Jessie Cammer Ruby Cover stone Charlotte Campbell Elizabeth Campbell Louise Virginia Cooper Cleo Moore Joseph Hammond R. Smith Aubrey Gillian William Wirth.
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W. S. Sargent
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Kernstown
L. A. Cammer
Anna Lieblider
Ollie Baker
W. E. Collin
Helen
Gladys
Courtney Sargent
Marie
Cammer
Lena LichHter
Marie! Parks
Ada
Gless Baker
Thelma Dortez
Jessie Cammer
Ruby Coverstone
Mrs. Luttrell Surprised With Birthday Dinner at Home
Mrs S A Luttrell near Albins celebrated her fifty first birthday with a surprise gathering as she returned from church. Friends assembled at her home and arrived with baskets for a bountiful dinner awaiting her return.
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S. A. Luttrell
S. A
Luttrell
Albin‘ S
Birthday Celebration for Mrs. Luttrell Adorns Home
A large gathering arranged a 51 candle birthday cake baked by Mrs. Luttrell's daughter Mrs. Loring Ritter. Guests from multiple towns including Albin Cedar Grove Siler Winchester Woodstock and Martinsburg joined in the celebration and left around 5 PM with best wishes for more birthdays.
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Wilmer DeHaven
B. F. Heflin
Albin
Elmer Bentley
Wilmer Luttrell
Willis Luttrell
Winchester
Jesse Luttrell
Woodstock
Richard Ae
Cedar Creek
H. W. Lindamood
Martinsburg
W. Va
Loring Ritter
Chambersville
Daisy Luttrell
Opal Luttrell
Siler
Barbara Luttrell
Marriage Announcement for Dasten N Boyd and Janet M Cather
Announcement of the marriage between Dasten N Boyd and Janet May Cather. Both belong to prominent Frederick County families. They wed last Saturday evening June 16 and plan to reside in Frederick County where Boyd operates a farming business.
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Dasten N. Boyd
Janet May Cather
Frederick County
Arthur Cather
Nain
Samuel Boyd
Boyd
Chautauqua Leader to Meet Children at Legion Building
Parents urged to bring children to the American Legion building on North Loudoun street for 10 am and 4 pm Friday meetings with the Radcliffe Junior Chautauqua leader. Sessions will teach games and sports ahead of Chau tauqua performances Saturday Monday and Tuesday at 3 and 8 pm with no charge for kids. Mrs J E Blosser and family and Miss Pearl Blosser visiting Mrs J B Haines on West Boscawen street.
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American Legion
North
Loudoun Street
Radcliffe
J. E. Blosser
Lynn Blosser
Moorefield
W. Va
Pearl Blosser
Washington
J. B. Haines
West Boscawen Street
Square Dance At Opequon Lake Tonight
The second square dance in a series at Opequon Lake Park will be held in the park pavilion tonight with Frank Patton directing the orchestra. A large Winchester crowd is expected after last week’s entertaining event.
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Opequon Lake
Opequon Lake Park
Park Pavilion
Winchester
Frank Patton
Roanoke Delegates to Democratic State Convention Listed
Roanoke notes list local delegates to the Democratic State Convention. Visitors include Harry C. Warden of Clarke County and numerous residents and guests visiting Winchester area.
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Roanoke
Infant Dies of Meningitis in Local Home
Infant Thurman Wicridgs Newcome, son of Snowden B. Newcome and the late Lettie A. Newcome, died at 3 AM at his uncle’s home, after a ten day spinal meningitis illness. He was 1 year 10 months 8 days old. Survived by father, sister Kethryn A. Newcome, and brothers Russell B. and Leonard D. Newcome. Funeral at the Fogel home at 1 PM Friday, burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Thurman Wicridgs Newcome
Snowden B. Newcome
Lettie A. Newcome
Claud A. Fogel
East Kern Street
Kethryn A. Newcome
Russell B
Leonard D. Newcome
Fogel
Mount Hebron
Mutiny Reported Aboard Australian Liner Jervis Bay
The Jervis Bay sent a wireless report to Colombo indicating a mutiny aboard and threats to set the ship on fire. Attempts to contact the vessel after 6 a.m. failed, raising fear the mutineers controlled the liner.
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Associated Press
Colombo
Ceylon
Jervis Bay
Frequent Shifts Mark Stock Market In Early Session
The Associated Press reports frequent shifts in speculative sentiment as stocks opened higher by 1 to 4 points, then retreated to lower levels. Midday declines followed before an late recovery with a firm close. Call money rose to 6 percent and total volume reached about 1.7 million shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Call Money
State Democrats Cheer as Wilson Picture Seen
Political circles discuss Senator Carter Glass likely to head the resolutions committee with Glass also serving as a national committeeman from Virginia. Debates over instruction of delegates and the unit rule in voting persist in conversations and conferences.
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Carter Glass
Resolutions Committee
Glass
Virginia
Prohibition Stand Warned Ahead of Convention
An open letter from Bishop H. M. Dubose of the Methodist Episcopal Church South urges the Houston convention to oppose any act against prohibition. He says over 300,000 protests will be sent and that nominating a wet candidate could drive the party’s Dixie Democrats to vote against the Democrats.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Democratcs
H. M. Dubose
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Houston
Bishop Dubose
Southland Committee of Safety
Culbertson Named Ambassador to Chile
Washington June 21 The appointment of W G Culberston of Kansas as ambassador to Chile to succeed W M Colter of New York who resigned was announced today by Secretary of State Kellogg.
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Associated Press
Washington
W.-G. Culberston
Kansas
Chile
W.-M. Colter
New York
Kellogg
Questions to Ask a Farmer From the USDA Bulletin
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture this bulletin guides farmers to analyze farm size capital allocation crop yields livestock returns and labor efficiency. It offers forms to compile a farm business analysis and notes rape sowing rates of three to four pounds per acre in rows or five to six pounds broadcast depending on rainfall.
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Farmers’ Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
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Valley Epworth League Union
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Susie Miller
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Watkins
Hampden-Sidney, Va
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Washington Street
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Red Cross
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Sarah Hildredth
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The
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Locust Level
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Rocky Mounty
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S. S. Pope
Sadie Tabb
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Handley School
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Philadelphia
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Front Royal
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Pauline Shoop
Hagerstown
John D. Kesecker
Sleepy Creek
Arthur Ather
Ather
Margaret Jane Athey
A. Leo Franklin
Ruth Yvonne Franklin
Arthur Athey
FE. M. Land
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South Washington Street
Statesville
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Arvonia
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Lexington, Va
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Ington Hotel
Caroline Carson
Riverton
Laula Bell
Nashville, Tenn
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North Cameron Street
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W. B Carson
Harry C. Warden
Clarke County
GS. C. Glessford
Summit Point
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Brunswick
Frank Howe
Mr. Howe
J. H. Meek
Huntington, W. Va
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George W. Patton
Amherst Street
H. B. .Parsons
George Washington Hotel
Mary Lynch
Maurice M. Lynch
William H. Morrison
Newport News
Charles W. Morrison
J. B. Rutherford
J. F. Bryant
Birmingham, Ala
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Jack
Mary Catherine Chamberlin
Greencastle
Daniel Metz
J. K. Strunk
Miss Ruth Strunk
Sunbury, Pa
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Harry Pingley
South Loudoun Street
R. O. Davenport
Culpeper, Va
Hotel Jack
J. Walter Bailey
Woodstock Times
EB. T.clark
E.T. Clark, Jr
Parksley
Pliny Wilson
Laurence Herrell
Johnstown
Garland Johnston
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Richmond
H. L. Hughes
William Whittington
Martinsburg, W. Va
Catherine Hagle
State Teachers’ College
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Centenary Reformed Church
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Armel
Agst
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Carpers Valley
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Mr. Farmer
Ness
Harry L, Conant
W. Cork ST
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Lovett Bros
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