Miss Georgia Wakeman Shows Improvement After Illness
Miss Georgia Wakeman a Memorial Hospital student nurse and daughter of Mr and Mrs Perl Wakeman Middletown was reported much improved today from a sudden illness suffered last Saturday Doctors believed a poison in her blood from tonsils caused the illness She was in an oxygen tent to aid respiration but has been removed from it and had not felt well for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Wakeman
Memorial Hospital
Miss Wakeman
Perl Wakeman
Middletown
Social Calendar of Community Choirs and Meetings
Tuesday 7:00 p m Practice of young people choir First Baptist Church. Wednesday 12 45 p m Luncheon of Kiwanis George Washington 6 45 p m Practice of young choir United Brethren First Baptist. 8 00 p m Winchester Lodge Elks meeting. 8 15 p m Adult choir practice Grace Lutheran. 8 00 p m Ladies Aid Society meeting Riding Chapel Church at Mrs Jesse Grim Kernstown home. Thursday 1 00 p m Rotary Club luncheon George Washington Hotel. 8 00 p m Vocal pupils Brinton annual recital Loudoun Street Presbyterian. Friday 12 30 p m American Legion Post luncheon Geo Washington Hotel. Evening Epworth League box social Market Street Methodist. Evening Girls Athletic Association alumni dance Jordan Springs. Saturday 10 30 a m Story hour Handley Library first grade age and under. Sunday Evening Epworth League annual out of door services Market Street Methodist home of Miss June Mason 228 Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
George Washington
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Riding Chapel
Jesse Grim
Kernstown
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Peter Yates Brinton
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
American Legion Post
Geo. Washington
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Epworth League of Market Street Methodist Church
Miss Thompson Pictured Among Yachting Fans
Washington Herald pictorial shows three Washington debutantes on the yacht Loretta at Annapolis roads Miss Sydney Thompson Miss Josephine Duckett and Miss Dorothy Thompson highlight yachting as a capital pastime.
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Miss Thompson
Washington Herald
Washington Society
Loretta
Annapolis Roads
Sydney Thompson
Josephine Duckett
Dorothy Thompson
Washington
Percy Thompson
J. W. Riley
West Piccadilly Street
Church League Yard Party At Clerbrook To Draw Attendees
A yard party will be held Thursday evening at Clerbrook under the Epworth League of Brucetown Church. Organizers hope for a large attendance and a lively community gathering. Rev Dr Frank T McFaden shows daily improvement after recent appendicitis surgery at Memorial Hospital.
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Sunnyside
Bryarly School
Clerbrook
E Epworth League
Brucetown
McFaden
Memorial Hospital
Frank T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Mrs Bradfield Visits July Month in Barnesville Area
Mrs. Bradfield and her son Edmund Bradfield of Barnesville Ohio stay July with her mother Mrs. Ernest S. Ely and relatives at South Stewart street. Jennie Lewis returns home after weekend at Rocky View near White Post. A group including Noble Pierce Earl Shade Henry Baker and others spent Sunday at Fair View Beach on the Potomac near Fredericksburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield
Gibson Bradfield
Edmund Bradfield
Barnesville
Ohio
Ernest S. Ely
B. F. Arthur, Jr
South Stewart Street
Ely Bradfield
Jennie Lewis
Rocky View
Harry Lewis
White Post
Noble Pierce
Earl Shade
Henry Baker
C. S. Lowry
Carson Dettra
Henry Bell
E Brill
Ashby Sprint
Gladstone Crim
Fair View Beach
Potomac River
Fredericksburg
Bisma Rex An Anti Acid Powder Relieves Gastric Acidity
An old advertisement promotes Bisma Rex anti acid powder from Brooks' Pharmacy. It claims quick relief for gastric acidity and heartburn with a simple phone contact 766 for orders.
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Bre & Ae Ic Brooks’ Pharmacy
Local notes: residents circle Memorial Hospital gains
Miss Emily Rosenberger shows rapid improvement after emergency appendectomy at Memorial Hospital last week. Several residents return home or travel to and from Washington Baltimore Chicago Parkersburg Ashland and New York City as guests of family and friends.
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Anne Brooke Kern
New York City
Fairmont Avenue
Christ Church Auxiliary Picnic On Shenandoah River
The Christ Church Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church hosts a benefit picnic this evening at 5 o'clock at Horace Browne's summer cottage on the Shenandoah river. All patrons are invited. Mrs. Orville Keckley has recovered from surgery and rests at home in Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs. Krinkel Proops visit from Hagerstown. The First Baptist Church young people's choir meets at 7 tonight. senior choir practices tomorrow. United Brethren Church young people hold practice tomorrow at 6:45 in the church auditorium.
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Christ Church Auxiliary
Christ Episcopal Church
Horace Browne
Shenandoah River
Auxiliary
Krinkel Proops
Hagerstown
Nannie Shiner
Georgia Darlington
Cameron Street
First Baptist Church
The
United Brethren Church
Winchester Virginia Chancery for Amanda Mash vs Forney
In a 1933 Chancery suit in Winchester Amanda Mash seeks tax title and general warranty deed for three houses on North Kent street and East Piccadilly street purchased by George B Forney at a delinquent sale on January 5 1928. Unknown parties and non residents may hold interests. defendants must appear within ten days after publication. Publication to occur weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star with copies to known defendants.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Amanda Mash
George B. Forney
Rebecca J. Walker
Lucy Williams
Millie Holland
Amanda Briggs
North Kent Street
East Piccadilly Street
Media
Pennsylvania
Daniel Spradley
Evening Star
M. Smith
Floyd M. Brill
Dairy Group seeks use of licensing power on trade
Washington June 26 Representatives of the dairy industry voted to ask Secretary Wallace to employ licensing powers to enforce trade agreements covering butter cheese milk and ice cream. A committee list includes J L Kraft and H Lauterbach and others from Chicago Plymouth Minneapolis St Louis and New York.
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Washington
Wallace
Charles J. Brand
St. Louis
G. H. Benkendorf
Cooperative Producers Association
Modesto
Calif
R. C. Hibben
Harrisburg
George R. Fitts
New York
McCann
Dry Milk Institute
Chicago
H. R. Leonard
Twin City Milk Producers Association
St. Paul
Second Member of Family Dies in Auto Injuries
Andrew Baggs about 10 died in a Chambersburg hospital from injuries in an auto crash late last week. He was linked with the Chambersburg office of the American Fruit Growers and had lived in Chambersburg since moving east after his brother William Baggs was killed in Portland, Oregon. Surviving are his widow, a child and his father W H Baggs, with funeral plans hoped for in Pittsburgh.
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Andrew Bages
Chambersburg
The
American Fruit Growers
Winchester
Baggs
William Baggs
Portland
Ore
Mr. Baggs
W. H. Baggs
Man Killed Sitting On Tracks East Of Front Royal
A 25 year old man, Fountain Beatty, was fatally struck by an eastbound Southern Railway train while sitting on tracks about 14 miles east of Front Royal on a curve. The engineer could not see him in time. the crew removed the body and brought it to Front Royal station. An inquest is expected later today under county coroner Dr. Kipps. Also notes residents Evelyn Huber and Mr. and Mrs. Patterson visiting relatives in Roanoke and Charlotte.
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Fountain Beatty
Front Royal
Southern Railway
Beatty
Kipps
Mrs Beverley Returns to Summer Home in Clarke County
Mrs William Beverley after visiting her mother Mrs Edwin Amiss Palmer on West Franklin Street Richmond returns to her summer home in Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beverley
Edwin Amiss Palmer
West Franklin Street
Richmond
Clarke County
Miss Jessie Lupton Hosts Stay in Front Royal
Miss Jessie Lupton travels to Front Royal to visit Mrs. William Farrel at her Blue Ridge avenue home for a several day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Lupton
Front Royal
William Farrel
Blue Ridge Avenue
Ill and improved patients update from local hospitals
Mrs. Charles Gerwig of Washington recovering after an auto accident at Middletown and a stay at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Jake Boyer of Strasburg reported somewhat better at Memorial Hospital following an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Boyer
Strasburg
Memorial Hospital
Local Visitors Return. Hospital Notes Update
Mr and Mrs Elwood Snyder and daughter Annablele Snyder have returned home from Strasburg where they stayed with Mr and Mrs J F Bowman. Mrs Harry Lake formerly Miss Pearl Moulden shows slight improvement after a Memorial Hospital operation. Mrs Ernest Luttrell, recovering at home on Senseney road, rests more comfortably after recent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Elwood Snyder
Annablele Snyder
J. F. Bowman
Strasburg
Harry Lake
North Kent Street
Memorial Hospital
Lake
Pearl Moulden
Ernest Luttrell
Senseney Road
Public sale of desirable dwelling and garage building
Trustee JAS P REARDON will sell at public auction on Saturday July 1 1933 at noon in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia two parcels on Valley Avenue and Gerrard Street No 6 Valley Avenue improved by a garage and No 10 Valley Avenue improved by a frame dwelling The sale follows a deed of trust dated October 5 1927 with balance due in two years 6 percent interest and a waiver of homestead exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Clerk’s
Winchester
Virginia
E. M. Garrett
County Court House
Valley Avenue
Gerrard Street
Keckley
West Gerrard Street
Valley of Virginia
Jas
P. Reardon
Fog Delays Roosevelt Visit as Davis Travels Northward
President Roosevelt remains at Amberjack II as Norman H. Davis sails from Boston aboard the destroyer Bernadou through fogbound waters. Davis will report on Geneva disarmament talks, with Marvin H. McIntyre and James Roosevelt aboard the vessel for the state convention supporting repeal of Prohibition.
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Lakeman Bay
Rogalle Island
Roosevelt
Norman H. Davis
America
Davis
Boston
Bernadou
Marvin H. McIntyre
James Roosevelt
New Police Chief Gets Office In City Hall Lower Floor
Workmen completed a new office for Chief of Police C. W. Hollis on the lower floor of City Hall. The former office is now a fingerprint and records room. The police court room was reduced in size and a new bench for the judge along with attorney chairs were installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hollis
City Hall
Chief Hollis
Food Comparison Sparks Disturbance at Camp Roosevelt
At Camp Roosevelt in Powell's Fort Valley a disturbance followed the discharge of four forestry recruits. One refused reinstatement, another refused transportation home, while a third vowed to stay. Sheriff Sheetz responded, 128 men gathered on a nearby diamond. Reports vary on cause, with food quality at issue after Skyland Camp No. 1 guests claimed poorer meals. The incident prompted pledges to air grievances and await authorities.
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Camp Roosevelt
Powell's
Fort Valley
Luther Sheetz
Donovan
Sheetz
Skyland Camp No. 1
Skyland Camp
Sheriff Sheetz
Fashion and food notes from a bygone era
Medieval shoes featured extreme long points approved for nobility while common folk limited to shorter tips. In New York City, about 600 Chinese restaurants are reportedly operating, reflecting a growing dining scene.
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N. Y
New York City
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
MclIlwee
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank L Buckley
Master Cather
Morris Cather, Jr
Charles Town
E. W. Cather
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Blanche Shoop
South Braddock Street
Bally-Hoo
Huntsberry
Girls’ Athletic Association
Hotel Drusilla
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Brown
Gardner Brown
Harry K. Russell
Russell
H. B. McCormac
Richard Evleyn Byrd
Frank N. Hack
John A. Henry III
Morgantown
Cris Grubbs
Anna Stover
Kate Mills
W. Va
John A. Henry
Henry
Miss Hoffmaster
Millville
Emily Rosenberger
Forrest Paulette
Scottsville, Va
Bernice Willis
Harper Method Shop
Helen Willis
West Cork Street
Baltimore
R. F. Cline
June Cline
West Clifford Street
L. C. Lichliter
Annie Lichliter
Ashland
Parkersburg
William Doran
South Loudoun Street
Orville Keckley
Stephenson
Andrew Baggs
Vian
Evelyn Huber
Stephens City
Roanoke
George Patterson
Mary Patterson
Charlotte, N. C
Charles Gerwig
Shenandeah Valley National Bank
Lloyd Furniture
R. M. Swimley
Geneva
Associated Press
Shenandoah
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
Anita Sowery
Loudoun St
Mali
Rinso
Health S
Lovett Shoe
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