Personalities and Clubs Honor Capt and Mrs Pennypacker
Winchester society notes honor Capt and Mrs John Pennypacker at a Saturday party hosted by Mrs E Christopher Stuart Jr. A second wedding follows as Mrs Katie Hamilton Fisher wed Mr Christian Gutmann in Hagertown Maryland. Additional items cover golf scores, local visits, meetings, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennypacker
E. Christopher Stuart, Jr
John Pennypacker
John ‘Break, Jr
Murray Trimble
James Ever
John Carr
F. L. Sargent, Jr
Virginia Russell
John
John Heber Flood
Wayside Inn
H. B. McCormac
H. B. McCormac, Jr
H. K. Russell
F. L. Largent, Jr
William Barrett
Dates to Remember Weekly meetings and luncheons listed
Monday at 8:00 p m I O O F meets at their hall. Tuesday at 12 30 p m Lions Club luncheon at Golden Glow Restaurant. 8:00 p m Winchester Aerie No 824 F O E meets at 211 North Loudoun Street. 8:00 p m Rebekah Association meets at Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Golden Glow
Winchester Aerue No
Order of Eagles
North
Loudoun Street
Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Pearl Pauline Stewart DeHaven Wed to Robert Ames Nagley
Announcement from Siler that Pearl Pauline Stewart DeHaven wed Robert Ames Nagley of White The ceremony occurred Saturday June 17 at 8 o clock with Rev. John Teter performing the single ring rite at Montague Avenue Methodist Church. The bride wore dusty blue and white accessories and works at O Sullivan Rubber Company. Nagley is stationed at Greenville Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart DeHaven
Siler
Anne
Pearl Pauline
Robert Ames Nagley
White
John Teter
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Nagley
Greenville, Pa
McCormick Will Contested In Virginia Probate Case
Hearing on the will of the late Miss Charlote McCormick was postponed to August from July 6. Mona G. Boom of Laurel Maryland contests the will, alleging mental incapacity at the Dec 31 1936 instrument. Co executors named include Dr J S De Jarnette and Minerva Rosem. Winchester court to hear evidence on mental condition and assets held by the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlote McCormick
Mona G. Boom
Laurel
Miss McCormick
Winchester
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Cockey
Winchester Corporation Court
Merchants National Bank
McCormick
Winchester and Frederick County Game Association grows
The Winchester and Frederick County Game Association reports 581 memberships with about 850 sold and $513.14 in treasury. Four wildlife films drew nearly 850 attendees at meetings in Middletown and towns including Crossell Henderson as president. A motion seeks a one week trout season on stocked streams. W S Sargent to study turkey stocking in the northern county while F W Pingley notes no three year closed season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Stephens City
Gainsboro
Star Tannery
State Game Commission
W. S. Sargent
F. W. Pingley
Native Of County Fatally Injured In W Va Storm
Earl Wilson Milburn born August 27 1883 in Frederick County died in a Fairmont hospital after a tornado hit Shinnston West Virginia He was employed by Plumly Lumber Company at Gypsy and survived by several children and three sisters L?ona details on funeral arrangements note the service at Pine Grove Methodist Church near Gerradstown June 27
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinnston
W. Va
Earl Wilson Milburn
Frederick County
Fairmont
Plumly Lumber Company
Gypsy
Mr. Milburn
Lena Riley
Charlottesville
Leo Milburn
Winchester
Harold Milburn
Martinsburg
Loyal Milburn
U. S. Marine Corps
Edwin Milburn
U.S. Army
New Guinea
Ben L. Collis
Thelma Milburn
Washington
Delbert Milburn
Gerradstown
Trone Milburn
James Lamp
Glengary
W . Va
Robert Tyson
Lebanon
Omp
Pine Grove Methodist Church
Mrs Dutton Returns To Former Nursing Duties In War Service
Anne Carson Dutton born in Enniskillen Ireland moved to Riverton Virginia. She trained at Winchester Memorial Hospital rose to assistant hospital superintendent and operating room chief. She joined Red Cross 1917, served with St Louis Base Hospital No 1, then Casualty Clearing Station No 47 in France. She received the British Royal Red Cross and returned to U.S. 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Carson Dutton
Enniskillen
North Ireland
Riverton
Quota Club
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
France
St. Louis
Rouen
Normandy
Miss Carson
United States
Royal Red Cross
Somme
Merchants Convene Virginia War Problems Session
Merchants from across Virginia gather in Richmond for the Retail Merchants Association annual two day convention. Governor Darden will speak at the banquet with Rep. Satterfield and Loring Schuler among speakers. A luncheon on war and merchandising follows, then a public hearing on sales tax at the State Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Loring A. Schuler
Chicago
Douglas S. Preeman
State Capitol
Faith Cult Demonstration At Stone Creek Grove
In St. Charles Virginia a faith healing demonstration drew about a thousand curious spectators to the Stone Creek sycamore grove. Open air revivalists claimed faith protects against poison or fire as snakes and flames were used in the spectacle. Performers played guitars and chanted while prayers rose, with older and younger participants handling snakes without harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Charles
Stone Creek Sycamore Grove
Stony Creek
Wacks
Bill Parsons
Faith healing meeting claims miraculous cures
Parsons declared no church can handle snakes like theirs and spoke of faith to heal. Testifying, Mrs. W. H. Kleinack, 72, said she avoided doctors 23 years and was healed of many ailments, including a broken arm that mended in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
W. H. Kleinack
National Fruit Dehydrates Spuds For Stock Seeds
National Fruit Product Company processes surplus potatoes into stock seeds at a local plant. About 100 carloads have been dehydrated with potential to reach 200 carloads under an agreement with the Surplus Commodities Corporation. Potatoes were purchased by the War Food Administration and gathered from Alabama Georgia the Carolinas and now Eastern Shore Virginia and Maryland as officials estimate at least ten more days of processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fruit Product Company, Inc
Surplus Commodities Corporation
Surplus Commodities Corp
War Food Administration
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Virginia
Maryland
Potatoes Dehydrated for Feed Amid Market Surplus
The National Fruit Company dries and processes surplus potatoes to create a cattle feed base. Potatoes are peeled and dried to about 56 pounds yield 8 pounds of final product, with 75 percent carbohydrates and 6 percent protein, used as a carbon hydrate base for dairy and chicken feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fruit
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Katie Hamilton Fisher
Christian Gutmann
New York City
Guttmann
Pittsburgh
Alexandria Hotel
New England States
Mrs. Gutmann
Valley Avenue
May Ritter
Miss May Ritter
Holmes Ritter
National Avenue
Granville G. Cather
Kenneth M. Cather
Morningside Drive
Southwest Pacific
Silas Cather
Elizabeth
Harold Bageant
Jack Pamplin
Jack C. Pamplin
Washington, D. C
W. W. Glass
Pamplin
Miss Mollie Glass
Ethel Jolliffe
Winchester Quota Club
Niagara Falls
Canada
Quota International, Inc
General Brock Hotel
Mass
William Underwood
J. Strother Sherman
Berryville Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Sgt
Marshall Lovett
New Mexico
H. P. Lovett
Frances Asbury Union
Macedonia
Methodist Federations of Christian Social Relations
Methodist Federation of Christian Social Relations
Braddock Street
First Baptist Church
Alson Loy
Nurses Aide Meeting
Nurses Aide Corps
The
Coe
Episcopal Church House
West Boscawen Street
Anna Strother
C. L. Campbell
Pasco
Campbell
Mae Wohlford
Wolf Street
Marguerite Virginia Wohlford
Henry Covington
Henry, Jr
Isabel
Casper
Wyoming
Col. Covington
George Washington Hotel
Gray Gables
Lewis Glover
Berryville
Edwin B. Clevenger
Sgt. Clevenger
E. B. Clevenger
Rose Hill
Tampa
Fla
Robert Dodson
Donny
J. P. Shirkey
Ruby
Brucetown
Shirkey
John Snapp
Dorothy
Virginia Brown
Oscar S. Brown
Parkway
Detroit
Mich
Pearl DeHaven
Max Sargent
F. L. Largent
University of Richmond
John M. Steck, Jr
Roanoke
Virginia Beach
Trimble
Elizabeth Stuart
Fred Glaize
Dent Williamson
Philadelphia
Oliver C. Good
Harrisonburg
Walter Fultz
Bruce Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Robert B. Nelson
James H. Thomson
Chapel Hill
N. C
Paul J. Thomson
Robert Conrad
Bobby Conrad
Baltimore
Miss Conrad
Camp Lee
David Ross
Quantico
T. B. Byrd
Clarke County
Granville P. Meade
Frank Rittenhouse
Rosemont
James P. Reardon, Jr
White Post
Seaman Harry Fowle
U.S N. R
Philip Fowle
Paxton Orndorff
U. S Naval Center
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Denny
Huntsberry
Main St
Game Association
Connecticut
William Sanders
Bronx
Josephine Medina
Danbury
Mrs. Dutton
O.C.D
W.A.C.S
Army Nurse Corps
Dutton
Mrs
Anne Dutton
Drening
Selby
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun
Tode Tuttle
Wimmin
the Commercial & Savings Bank
John I. Sloat
Monk
Moling and Cather
Sus Limberlake
Howers
Miller Bros
Aaa
Miller’s Hardware
Ceca
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