Social Calendar Notes and Club Meetings
Saturday evening yard party at White Post benefits the baseball club. Monday nurses at Memorial Hospital sell Maltese Falcon tickets for Cap itol Theatre with proceeds for nurses home improvements. 8 00 P M reception for Rev W M Brashears at Market Street Methodist Church. 12 30 P M Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Wednesday 12 45 P M Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Thursday 1 00 P M Rotary meeting and luncheon.
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White Post
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Town Wedding and Social News Highlights
The church wedding described features Rev. B Clinton Ritz officiating with Ida Wasser playing the wedding music. The bride wore pale yellow crepe and carried an arm bouquet. Attending relatives included Mrs Ralph Turner as matron of honor and Howard Wineman as best man. Also noted are two marriage licenses granted to local residents and a series of social dances and teas in Bluemont, Hillside Lake Park, and other local venues with attendance from Warren, Clarke, and Frederick counties.
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B. Clinton Ritz
Ida Wasser
John Wineman
Johanna Hill
Ralph Turner
Greensburg
Biege
Howard Wineman
Dean Kaylor
Fred Boehner
Cain
National Avenue
Local residents return home improved after hospital visits
Mr. Harry H. Woodward returns home from Memorial Hospital much improved on North Loudoun street. Mrs. E. Douglas Davis comes home after weeks in Charlestown and Sharpsburg. Misses Charlotte and Elizabeth Jones depart for Massanetta Springs for the summer. Miss Harriet Shaldon Baer arrives as house guest of Mr. E. D. Davis on West Clifford street. Mr. Harry Neville leaves for a summer camp in New Hampshire. Mrs. W. S. Clarke and son Billy return from Cross Junction. Miss Louise Price visits Mrs. Eugene Anderson near Whit Hall. Mrs. Maria Bageant returns to Martinsburg after a week with Mrs. Walter Gano on Fairmont avenue. Mrs. Muriel Hannan plans annual vacation with Emmett Store. Miss Gladys Carver to return to Washington after visiting here. Miss Ella Davis of Martinsburg is guest of Miss Louise Redfill. Mrs. Robert Snapp, post major surgery, improving at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Miss Edith Cornwell hosts luncheon for Miss Elizabeth Smith ahead of her marriage to S. Marvin Griffin of Bainbridge, Ga. Miss Willie Lee confined with measles, slightly improved. Mrs. J. H. Bott recovers well from minor operation at Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Baird to host a Sunday musicale near Marshall. Mr. J. B. Brazier returns to Charles Town after Halifax visit with Nathan L. Stedman Jr.
Republic Steel Denies Merger Report with Corrigan-McKinney
William G. Mather of Republic Steel denied reports that a merger with the Corrigan McKinney Steel Corporation was in progress. A caller posed as Mather’s secretary to newspapers, but the executive rejected any negotiations or consolidation plans.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
William G. Mather
Republic Steel Corporation
Corrigan-McKinney Steel Corporation
Mather
Newspapers Today
Republic
Corrigan- McKinney
Mrs. Maggie March Funeral Arranged for Tomorrow
The funeral for Mrs. Maggie March of 621 South Loudoun Street will be held at 4 PM tomorrow at Market Street M E Church. The service will be led by former pastor Norris A Lineweaver of Alexandria with current pastor Rev W M Brashears assisting. Interment follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Maggie March
Gera March
South
Loudoun Street
Market Street M. E
Norris A. Lineweaver
Alexandria
W. M. Brashears
Mount Hebron Cemetery
American Pros Lead British Rivals in Ryder Cup Singles
At Columbus on June 27 the American pros led by Captain Walter Hagen posted a 3 to 1 advantage in points after four of eight Ryder Cup singles at the halfway mark of the 36 hole match. The Britons led in two, with two matches even, as Americans sought the team trophy.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Walter Hagen
Schedule of Home Agent For Coming Week
The home demonstration agent's schedule for the coming week includes 4-H Club meetings, garden inspections, 4-H health contest, and personal service work. Miss Farrar plans office time, garden inspections in Gore, growth work and health contest, district nurse judges, and a state contest.
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Farrar
Gore
Arthur
Eve
Frederick County
District Nurse Association
Fairview
Round Hill
Kernstown
High View
Varied Weather Program Planned For Coming Week
Weather outlook for the week begins with mostly fair conditions in the North and Middle Atlantic States. Showers are possible in the south on Friday. Temperatures start near normal, rise to much warmer midweek, then cool slightly toward the end.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
Apple Rates To Southern Points Ordered Reduced
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered reductions this day on apple rates in carloads from Virginia West Virginia and Maryland to southern destinations including Gadsden Alabama Chattanooga Knoxville and Johnson City Tennessee. The action followed a complaint by the Southern Traffic Association on behalf of southern shippers. The commission also found peaches from Longsdorf Pennsylvania and nearby centers to Birmingham Alabama and Tennessee points and from Parrot Georgia to Asheville North Carolina were unreasonably high and ordered them reduced. Rates on other fruits and vegetables from trunk lines central territory and Massachusetts to southern destinations were deemed reasonable and the complaint dismissed.
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Associate Press
Washington
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gadsden
Ala
Chattanooga
Knokville
Johnson City
Birmingham
Tennessee
Parrot
Asheville
N C
Massachusetts
Man Injured as Truck Plunges From Bridge Killing Three Horses
Robert Wallize of Baltimore was seriously injured near Charlestown Maryland when a truck crashed through a bridge and fell 30 feet onto a railroad track. Driver McKinley Dolson received minor injuries. The van carried four horses. three were killed.
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Associated Press
Elkton
Robert Wallize
Baltimore
Charlestown
McKinley Dolson
Stock Market Rises in Weekend Trading
In New York on June 27 shares advanced in a brisk two hour weekend session, marking a seven day upturn of unusual strength. Stocks rose one to four points with limited profit taking and closed near the session high.
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Associated Press
New York
Lost Certificate for Bank Shares at Commercial & Savings Bank
Certificate No. 776 for six shares of Commercial & Savings Bank stock in Winchester Virginia issued April 1 1920 to Mamie L Strother has been lost or destroyed. An application for a duplicate has been made and the public is warned not to purchase or negotiate the certificate. Mamie L Strother notice appears in a 5 12 oaw 4wks column.
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Commercial & Savings Bank
Winchester
Mamie L. Strother
Brown Eyes Outshine Blue in Right Setting Says Optometrist
An optometrist explains eye color influence on appearance while noting that both brown and blue eyes can have appeal depending on context and lighting. The remark suggests setting plays a role in perceived impact.
Soap Specialist Will Visit The Pure Food Store
Edward G. Herman of Lever Brothers announces that Mrs. A. M. Higgins will appear at the Pure Food Store on Braddock and Boscawen streets next week to advise Winchester housewives on using Lux Rinso Lifebuoy and Lux Toilet Soap.
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Edward G. Herman
Lever Brothers
Cambridge
Mass
A. M. Higgins
Pure Food
Braddock
Boscawen
Higgins
Lux
Rinso
Lifebuoy
New England
Local Market Prices and Supplies Reported in Daily Shortages
The local wholesale and retail markets show prices for flour mixed feed cracked corn and corn meal with dairy products and eggs listed. Livestock figures include hens broilers ducks hogs pigs steers calves lambs and sheep with cattle prices and hog quotes noted alongside.
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Ius Arsetadein
Baltimore
Ieee
Jean Neh
Remus Sentenet
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Rally on Short Session
Prices rose in a brisk session on the Chicago Board of Trade as Liverpool gains and NYSE list strength spurred professional buying. Wheat July 57 1/2, Sep 59, Dec 63. Corn July 61, Sep 85 1/4, Dec 83. Oats July 29, Sep 29 1/4, Dec 32. Rye July 38 1/2, Sep 20 1/4, Dec 44 1/2.
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Chicago Board of de
Liverpool
New York Stock Exchange
Druggists oppose exclusive sale of wine products in Virginia
The Virginia Pharmaceutical Association at the fiftieth annual convention in Virginia Beach urged against retailing grape concentrates and wine tonics exclusively through drug stores. They argued it risks violating prohibition laws and conflicts with professional standards. Winchester members include Mr and Mrs 8 C Brooks and their sons, plus Mr and Mrs Louis L Baker.
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Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
Cavalier Hotel
Virginia Beach
Winchester
8. C. Brooks
Louis L. Baker
Brooks
State Board of Pharmacy
C. W. Powers
Roanoke
G. E. Heller
Bedford
Walters. Nicklin
Alexandria
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
West Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
Rockne Successor Ill of Meningitis
Harvey Hank Anderson, Notre Dame football coach, is suffering from meningitis in Rochester Minnesota. The physician said the outlook for recovery is distinctly favorable in a statement released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rochester
Minn
Harvey
Hank) Anderson
Notre Dame
County Women Take Interest In Canning Contest
Frederick County women show growing interest in the state canning contest. sponsored by the Extension Division at Blacksburg and the Dixie Canner Company in Roanoke. first prize is a steam pressure cooker, second prize a can sealer. Eligible women include Mrs. O. C. Watson and others.
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Frederick County
Blacksburg
Dixie Canner Company
Roanoke
O. C. Watson
Sadie Anderson
Hugh Funk
Lester Dailey
H. P
Quote About People Always Getting The Worst Of It
A reflective line notes that those who never seek the best often end up with the worst outcomes. The sentiment emphasizes proactive searching for better conditions and choices.
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Memorial Hospital
Capitol Theatre
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Melvin Green
R. T. Barton
Portugal
Blue Ridge Mountains
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Kathleen Reid
Madine Talley
Minnie Hummer
Ray McCloughry
Carl Pitta
Roy McCloughry
Marjorie Bell
Rosie Pitts
Louise Tapscott
Harry Dodge
Edward Pitts
Edith Dodge
Arthur Codke
Julia Pitta
Isabel Pitta
Virginia Starkey
Helen Starkey
Gertrude McClaughry
Cecelia Pitta
Louise Talley
Carolyn Wineman
Ralph A. Cain
Mary Carolyn Wineman
Mary B. Wineman
Brandon Street
AAA
Huntsberry
Corporation Clerk’s Office
Dewey Spraker
James Spraker
Wythe County
Mirian O. Taylor
Ernest Taylor
Washington, D. C
Spraker
Aa” Hank
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
District of Columbia
Frank D. Paul, Jr
Frank Paul
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Hazel Leno Clark
Yakima
Wash
Frank T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Paul
San Antonio
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Jack Schill
Hillside Lake Park
Martinsburg
Acadia Cafe
New York City
Mary Capper
Mary Sullivan
William Gregory
Wilbur Jenkins
Bluemont
Hurst Milhalem
D. C
Warren
Clarke
Frederick
Red Bailey
Collegians
Kenneth Rice
Sue Schlack
Constance Gwaltney
Reedsville
N. C
W. A. Huntsberry
Julian Michael
Read Lunsford
John Milen
Ernest Thomas
William Hollis
Miss Smith
Carroll Smith
Trousseau
Miss Elizabeth Smith
J. O. Young
Charlotte
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
H. E. Simms
New Orleans
C. M. Wilgus
Frances Boyer
Mary Sartelle
E. B. Sartelle
South Loudoun Street
Lucymae Boyer
E. Boyer
Summit Point
W. Ya
Mary Talliaferro
Orange, Va
White Plains
Harry H. Woodward
E. Douglas Davis
Charl Pe W. Va
Sharpsburg
Elizabeth Jones
Massanetta Springs
Harriet Shaldon Baer
Harrisonburg, Va
E. D. Davis
West Clifford Street
Harry Neville
Upperville
New Hampshire
Louise Price
Eugene Anderson
Whit Hall
Maria Bageant
Walter Gano
Fairmont Avenue
Muriel Hannan
Emmett
Gladys Carver
Ss. Carver
Ella Davis
Martinsburg, W. Va
Louise Redfill
Robert Snapp
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Edith Cornwell
Elizabeth Smith
Marvin Griffin
Bainbridge, Ga
Willie Lee
J. H. Bott
Alvin Baird
Marshall
J. B. Brazier
Charles Town
Halifax
Nathan L. Stedman, Jr
Republic Steel Company
the Associaion Press
Market Report
Eos Orerce
Wraye
Jamrig Se
Lovett
Jarrisonburg
Staunten
Chicago
Hibbs & Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs
Telephone National
Rockne
Nurotex Suits
Bell Clothes Shop
Margaret Hodoson
Ierea
UOC
Sust
Cooper Merchandise & Oil CO
Phong 249
Buncutter Tire Co
S. Braddock
C. L. Robinson
Ice and Cold Storage Corporation
Wenders
North Loudoun ST
Cavalier Electric
R. M. Swimley
J. Jos. Sullivan
Kaufman
Coats
North Main Street
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