Robinsons Return From Europe Trip On City of Newport News
Mr and Mrs Delmar Robinson return to their West Leicester street home after four weeks in Europe aboard the Baltimore Mail Line steamer City of Newport News. They visited England France and Belgium, and Robinson pursued new apple export contacts for C L Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Company. Also returning were Capt J P Hayley and authors Samuel Rogers and Matt Brooks with Major Aubrey Hornsby and others aboard under Capt Robert Wright.
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Mrs. H. Delmar Robinson
West
Leicester Street
Europe
Baltimore
Baltimore Mail Line
Newport News
Mrs. Robinson
England
France
Belgium
Mr. Robinson
C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Company
J. P. Hayley
Samuel Rogers
Providence
R. I
the Grove
Social Calendar Events Across Winchester Area
Friday 7 30 p m Yard party at Burnt Church Christian Endeavor. Saturday 4 to 9 Campfire program for Young People at Gibraltar Berryville home of Mr and Mrs George Riley. Tuesday 12 30 p m Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Wednesday 12 30 p m Kiwanis luncheon at George Washington Hotel. 6 45 p m United Brethren Young People Choir practice. 8 00 p m Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks meeting. 8 15 p m Adult choir practice at Unit ed Brethren Church. Thursday 1 00 p m Rotary Club meeting and luncheon.
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of Burnt Church Christian Endeavor
Winchester
M. E. Church
South
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
United Brethren Young Peoples Choir
Winchester Lodge
Bnevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Rotary Club
Community aids enrich Little School program in Winchester
Many local firms and residents supported The Little School’s varied curriculum for five year olds. Contributions included field trips by Greyhound and Pennsylvania railroad, plane ride from Rhodes Drug, wool and dairy demonstrations, farm visits, and materials from numerous companies and individuals led by teacher Miss Lillian Oakes.
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Little School
Winchester
C. D. Puckett
E. F. Keyser
Greyhound
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rhodes
Rhodes Drug Company
Ritter
Brown
Greenwood Farms
Greenwood Dairy
Grattan Crawford
Oakes
Virginia
Mary Buckner
Morgan Street
Eugene Cooper
H. G. deGrange
McSherry Lupton
Fred Stine
Butler
Barr
Butler Packing Company
Robinson Cold Storage
Cather
National Fruit Product Company
Charles Miller
Lawrence Jolliffe
W. W. Legge
Mason
Sam Hurst
Glaize
Brother
Swimley
Winchester Star
Lillian Oakes
Bradfield Family Visitors From Barnesville Ohio
Mr and Mrs Gibson Bradfield and son Edmund Bradfield visit Mrs Ernest S Bly and Mrs B F Arthur Jr in Winchester. Mr Bradfield stays several days while Mrs Bradfield and son stay for several weeks and will be joined later by Ely Bradfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Bradfield
Edmund Bradfield
Barnesville
Ohio
Bride and groom receive license and wed in Brucetown
Miss Esther Montgomery Gallo and Mr Norman Charles Dofflemeyer obtained a marriage license at the county clerk's office and were married at the Manuel home on Kerr Street with Rev E T Clark officiating. The couple then left for Virginia Beach amid family attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Montgomery Galloway
James Edward Galloway
Brucetown
Norman Charles Dofflemeyer
William Dofflemyer
Dofflemyer
National Fruit Products Company
C. H. Manuel
Kerr Street
Manuel
Presbyterian Men To Meet Tonight
The Presbyterian Church men's organization holds its monthly meeting tonight at 8 o clock. Leader for the session will be Mr Hubert Kerr. Organizers expect a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Church
Hubert Kerr
Luther League Meeting Returns From Virginia Synod
The Rev Dr Luther A Thomas pastor of Grace Lutheran Church and his daughter Miss Grace Thomas attended the Luther League of the Virginia Synod convention in Knoxville delegates from Grace Church The Reverend spoke on The Spiritual Life and Miss Nanc planned to return tonight from Knoxville Tennessee.
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Synod Luther League
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Thomas
Nanc
Knoxville
Tenn
The
Luther League of the
Virginia Synod
League of Grace Church
Thomas
Mother Defends Holt Against Texas Senator
Little Mrs. M. R. Holt declares she is not afraid of Senator Connally and believes his fight to bar her son Rush D. Holt from the Senate is misguided. She recalls Connally arguing Holt is too young and admits she could have struck him but thinks he acted with conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. R. Holt
Connally
Dtex
Rush D. Holt
DW. Va
Senate
Holt
Berlin Chosen Virginia Pharmaceutical Association President
Edward R. Berlin of Berryville elected president of the Virginia Pharmaceutical Association at the three day convention closing in Virginia Beach Cavaler Hotel He succeeds Guy L. Miller of Charlottesville Elected with Berlin were Roy L. Couch H B Falconer and Virgil R Main as vice presidents A L Wine named secretary treasurer Unclear whether the 1936 convention will be held in Bermuda or Hot Springs Virginia Beach 1935 notes included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Edward R. Berlin
Berryville
Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
Cavalier Hotel
Virginia Beach
Berlin
Guy L. Miller
Charlottesville
Roy L. Couch
Roanoke
H. B. Falconer
Newport News
Virgil R. Main
Richmond
A. L. Wine
Bermuda
Hot Springs
Street Cars Run Again In Omaha
Omaha trains resume service as regular crews including 268 strikers return to work under arbitration terms. The protracted strike had sparked riots two months prior, causing deaths injuries and martial law, with service now restored to pre strike wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Lions Sponsor Movie at Capitol Theatre
The Winchester Lions Club will present a benefit screening of Oil For the Lamps of China at the Capitol Theatre next Monday to Wednesday. Lions will sell tickets through local stores and earn a percentage for the Lions Cub Pack fund for boys aged eight to twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roaring Lions
Winchester Lions Club
Capitol Theatre
Lions
Lions’ Cub Pack Fund
The
Lions Club
Piccadilly Soda Shop
Miller's Hardware Store
Spillman and Alexander’s
Miller's Flower Shop
People’s Drug Store
Lions Cub Pack
China
Capitol
Winchester
Vacation Bible School Opens At Round Hill
Round Hill Presbyterian Church hosts a two week Community Bible School starting next Monday June 24 at 9 a.m. conducted by Methodists and Presbyterians with a trained worker in charge. Daily sessions run 9 to 11 30 a.m with activities for younger children and parents invited to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
Duet Singers At Open Door Class Sunday
Misses Sue Anderson and Louise Newlin will sing a duet at 9 50 Sunday morning for the Open Door Class of the Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. Catherine Van Meter will accompany at the piano from the Disciples of Christ Church. The class invites members and visitors, with J W Morrow teaching in Prof R Lee Stickel's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Anderson
Louise Newlin
Loudoun Street
Catherine van Meter
Disciples of Christ Church
R. Lee Stickel
J. W. Morrow
Dick Mudd Becomes Part Owner of Piccadilly Soda
Dick Mudd son of Mr and Mrs R E Mudd has entered a partnership with Co D Puckett for control of the Piccadilly Soda Shop at Piccadilly and Brad dock streets. Mudd recently graduated Handley High School and is known in the city. The shop is modern and well equipped with a neon sign by Carey Neon Company of Charleston West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Mudd
R. E. Mudd
Co. D. Puckett
Piccadilly
Puckett
Braddock Streets
Mudd
Handley High School
Carey Neon Company
Charleston
W. Va
More Infantile Paralysis Cases Rise in North Carolina
Raleigh report cites 162 cases of infantile paralysis since May 1. Dr. J. C. Knox, state epidemiologist, expects a gradual rise through July and August before a subsiding flare-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
J. C. Knox
Enders Fire Co Campaign to Raise Funds Soon
The John H. Enders Fire Company plans a July 1 fund drive to raise 3000 for a new engine house in Berryville. Citizens will be solicited for donations and receive honorary membership cards. The group began activities May 9 with the livery stable purchase and deed exchanges as plans for a two story colonial brick building were laid out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Enders Fire Company
Harry Hardesty
Berryville
Women Golfers Defeat Visitors In Interclub Match
Winchester Golf Club women defeated Waynesboro Pa Country Club women 18 to 8 in the first interclub match of the series. Winchester lineup included Mrs. Paul Rutledge Miss Mary Miller Mrs. Stewart Elting Mrs. N H Carpenter Miss Virgin ia Boyd and others. Waynesboro members included Mrs. John B Geiser Mrs. S W Mathias Miss Emma Geiser Mrs J M Graham and others.
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Winchester Golf Club
Waynesboro
Winchester
Paul Rutledge
Mary Miller
Stewart Elting
N. H. Carpenter
Virginia Boyd
W. H. Bosserman
John Hedrick
Philip Williams
B. B. Dutton
John B. Geiser
S. W. Mathias
Emma Geiser
J. M. Graham
J. ¥. Oller
M. H. Landis
W. H. Aubrey
O. W. Kauffman
J. V. Hoffman
Public Welfare Seeks Household Articles for Indigent Families
The Public Welfare salvage drive in Winchester asks Citizens to donate cooking utensils shoes mattresses and bed frames for needy households. Miss Nan Resting urges cooperation with daily collection at fire stations or by calling the city manager at 1351. A veteran need for a coffee pot and a cobbler repairing shoes shows community efforts to recondition items and support families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eat of Public Welfare
Nan
Oes
Pi Welfare
Winchester
Anthracite Industry Plans Self-Government to End Unfair Practices
Walter Gordon Merritt announced a plan for self-government of the anthracite trade to eliminate unfair practices. The program requires every signatory producer to file prices terms of sale and sales policies with the Anthracite Institute. Charles F. Huber resigns as Glen Alden Coal Co chairman to administer the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Walter Gordon Merritt
Anthracite Institute
National Retail Coal Association
Charles F. Huber
Glen Alden Spal Company
Merritt
NRA
Urges Passage Of More Laws Of Dubious Legality
Dr. Howard Lee McBain of Columbia University told a conference on Canadian American affairs that the president should jam through many new laws of doubtful constitutionality to gain support for a constitutional amendment expanding federal business regulation. He tied this to views after the Supreme Court struck down the NRA and mentioned social security and Wagner bills as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Howard Lee McBain
Columbia University
Conference On
McaBin
Supreme Court
NRA
Longest Day of the Year Observed in New York
New York observers note today as the longest day of the year with sunrise at 4 24 a m and sunset at 7 31 p m. Almanac writers say summer begins officially at 3 38 a m tomorrow and Saturday will be nearly as long a day while Sunday will be a full minute shorter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stores Closing At Five Oclock
Winchester stores began closing at five o clock last Monday and will observe this hour until September 2 except on Saturdays. Persons wishing to transact business are asked to govern themselves accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Three Convicts Escape Joliet Prison
Three convicts from Joliet prison escaped by sprinting up an empty guard tower, leaping a 25 foot wall, and fleeing with two accomplices in a sedan. Escaped inmates are Jack Ellis 26 Vernon Guthrie 32 and Georgete 25, all serving one to ten years for grand larceny in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Penitentiary
Chicago
Jack Ellis
Vernon Guthrie
Georgete
Bell Returns From Skyland Banquet Honoring Park Pioneers
Andrew Bell attended a banquet in Skyland honoring pioneers of the Shenandoah National Park movement held with the 15th National Conference on State Parks. About 20 attendees included Hugh Naylor, Col H J Benchoff, H T Moore and other park officials from across the country. The program extended until nearly midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bell
Skyland
Shenandoah National Park
Hugh Naylor
Front Royal
Col. H. J. Benchoff
Woodstock
H. T. Moore
Smokey Mountain
Florida
Georgia
Texas
Former North Carolina Governor Angus W. McLean Dies
Angus W. McLean aged 65 former governor of North Carolina died at Emergency Hospital from a blood clot in his right lung after several weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Angus W. McLean
North Carolina
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Mrs. Delmar Robinson
Kuntsberry
Mrs. Bradfield
Solomon’s Island
Dowell
Chesapeake Bay
Thomas Body
William van Meter
Messrs
Leonard I. Miller
William Massey
Thos. Boyd
South Main Street
Ella Hodges
Byrd Purcell
Roxie K. Showalter
Howard L. Garber
John H. Showalter
Robert McCauley
Washington, D. C
Robert Steele
F. K. Steele
Georgetown Hospital
Temple Homar
Junior Gibbs
Gladys
A. C. Walker
Harold Embree
Betty
Elizabeth Miller
Bloomfield
F. Estes Kline
Vaucluse
J. P. Dempsey
Marguerite
Eloise
Kline
Mr. Berlin
Brooks’ Pharmacy Prescription Druggists
Vacation Bible School
Round Hill
Piccadilly Soda
Lovett’s
Loudoun St
Enders Fire Co
Clarke
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
STORE
N. Loudoun St
Hamman
Dollar Store
Joliet Prison
Bell
Carolina
Florsheim Quality
Florsheim
Lovett Brothers
A. M. Swimley
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