Local Notes on Billy Graber and a Quiet Wedding
Billy Graber Jr has spent days with his aunts in Stephens City after finishing at Bancroft School in Washington DC where he earned a merit pin for two years on the boys patrol with no injuries in his vicinity. A quiet wedding united Catherine Bauserman and William Burnett on June 23 in Edinburg with plans to reside in Stephens City. The Rev E B McGukin of Loudoun Street Presbyterian, recently recovering from grippe, is improving and able to sit up after a week in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Graber, Jr
Ida Guard
Ella Gibson
Stephens City
Billy
Bancroft School
Washington
D. C
Young Graber
Winchester
Handley School
Catherine Bauserman
Toms Brook
William Burnett
Millboro
R.L. Moore
Edinburg
Burnett
Joe Bauserman
W. M
E. B. McGukin
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Spencer Heath
City
Ian MacCallum
Drvan O’connell
Elk Ridge
New York City
Columbia University
Henry George School of Social Science
Aubrey Gilliam
South
Loudoun Street
Memorial Hospital
Social Calendar Highlights Local Rehearsals and Meetings
Thursday includes Colonial Theatre rehearsal for The Cradle Snatchers at 7 30 pm and an 8 pm Tri County I O O F meeting in Stephens. A 5 30 to 7 pm church supper at Mrs Buckley 20 South Stewart and 12 30 pm Legion luncheon at the George Washington Hotel are noted. Continuous listings for Lions Club joint luncheon, choirs and church meetings across Tuesday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Little Theatre
Congregation of
Christ Episcopal Church
F. L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Tri- County Association
Stephens
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Chanters
Music Lovers Clubs
Presbyterian Church Annex
Lions Club
Miss Eleanor Perry to lead Martinsburg air show card
Miss Eleanor Perry of Charles Town West Virginia will be crowned Queen of the Air at the Martinsburg air show at Shepherd Field the first show of the season hosted by Berkeley Aviation Club. The event features seven parachute jumps streamer cutting stunt racing and a dozen planes from Martinsburg Hagerstown Winchester and Washington. Mayor Chris H Dailey will escort Miss Perry who will signal the start of the show and present prizes to winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Perry
Charles Town
W. Va
Winchester
Martinsburg
Berkeley Aviation Club
Shepherd Field
New Municipal Airport
Perry
Thornton T. Perry
Curtiss Wright Flying Service
Baltimore
St. Hilda’s Hall
Les Fougeres
Switzerland
Gunston Hall
Washington
Chris H. Dailey
Miss Perry
Hagerstown
H. Flick Wiltshire
Locals and visitors attend funeral in Front Royal
Mr and Mrs T E Jackson hosted guests including Roy Gochenour of Greensboro and Avis McCauley of Coal Valley as family members attended the funeral of Mrs Robert W Jackson of Roanoke buried in Front Royal. Also listed are visits by William Bell and Lanier Gray party to Syracuse and others visiting Winchester for multiple engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Jackson
Roy Gochenour
Greensboro
N. C
William McCauley
Avis McCauley
C. D. Jackson
Virginia Lee
James Lewis
Coal Valley
Robert W. Jackson
Roanoke
Front Royal
Carload of Soap Arrives Here For Big Sale
Eddie Herman returns to town to stage the largest soap sale in Winchester. Lever Bros. promotes Lux Rinso Lifebuoy Lux soaps through local jobbers and grocers with a full page Star ad. Window displays by Daniel Bernstein enhance the campaign, aiming to attract housewives this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Lever Bros., Company
Winchester
Lux
Rinso
Lifebuoy
Star
Daniel Bernstein
Death summons Miss March at advanced age
Florence Virginia March 79 a Winchester family member died at 4 30 yesterday at 209 East Lane avenue where she had been ill She was born April 11 1855 aunt of the late Mrs Wood and lived with that family 25 years Now the last of her immediate family she leaves four great nieces and three great nephews Funeral from Mr Woods home at 3 pm Friday with Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker officiating Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers J W Sibert R Edward March William B Snider Warren Keller Robert S Smith William G Hardy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Virginia March
Winchester
Harry Ll. Wood
East Lane Avenue
Miss March
William and Lavinia March
Wood
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron Cemetery
J. W. Sibert
R. Edward March
William B. Snider
Warren Keller
Robert S. Smith
William G. Hardy
Vacation School For the Colored Children Planned
Arrangements by city pastors for a Daily Vacation Bible School for colored children to run three weeks. Rev. Dr. H. Milton Mickens leads a committee. sessions will be 9 to 12 at John Mann Methodist Church East Cork Street starting Monday July 9. Enroll on opening morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Milton Mickens
St. Paul’s A. M. E
John Mann Methodist Church
East Cork Street
Fatally Hurt In Cash From a Hotdog Stand
Four men fled a barbecue stand without paying for sandwiches causing their car to overturn. James B. Rose, 21, died at Casualty Hospital Washington. Preston Dove, 24, driver, jailed at Upper Marlboro. Harry Moreland, 21, and Julian Hart, 20, were injured. A birth notice and a hospital condition update are included in the same report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Capital Heights
James B. Rose
Seat Pleasant
Casualty Hospital
Washington
Preston Dove
Maryland Park
Upper Marlboro
Harry Moreland
Julian Hart
At Granitehead Joan Joins Armiger and Drew’s World
Joan Dudley tours Granitehead with her wealthy aunt Anfield and her fiancé Drew Hallam. In a bookshop Giles Armiger, a former lawyer now bookseller, draws Joan’s attention while Drew grows jealous of Armiger’s charm. A lighthouse visit, Rose’s gossip, and mounting tension set the scene for a strained triangle as they head home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Dudley
Anfield
Drew Hallam
Granitehead
Drew
Nancy
Ges Armiger
Stephen Scrippe
France
Scripps
Giles
Joan
Giles Eeee Drew
Rove Carter
Dilly
Giles Drew
Rose
Armigers
Armiger
Motorman And Guard Mauled By Strikers
Milwaukee police reported a daytime attack by strike pickets at the Oakland avenue barns of Milwaukee Electric Railway. Motorman John Nixon and guard John Zak were mauled as doors were kicked in and windows shattered. Nixon fled. Zak was kicked in the stomach. Shorewood police could not rescue them. The incident marked the first major daylight assault during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Oakland Avenue
Millwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
John Nixon
John Zak
Nixon
Zak
Surburban Shorewood
Adamowicz Brothers Begin Flight to Warsaw From Brooklyn
The Adamowicz brothers Benjamin and Joseph, partners in business and flight, started from Brooklyn at 5.40 p m Eastern Standard Time for a voyage to Warsaw Poland their ancestral home. They planned refueling at Harbor Grace Newfoundland before crossing the Atlantic to their homeland. They were accompanied in their aircraft by a crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brooklyn
N. Y
Adamowicz
Benjamin
Joseph
Warsaw
Poland
Harbor Grace
N. F
Atlantic
Warsaw Monoplane Legend Heads to Copenhagen Route
Red white and blue monoplane named Warsaw built by Holger Horriis is linked to a 1931 Copenhagen flight in Miss Liberty. Horriis planned to leave the brothers at Harbor Grace, continuing the aviation tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Holger Horriis
Copenhagen
Miss Liberty
Horiis
Harbor Grace
Mills Sentenced 30 Days for Assault in Police Court
Harvey Mills was sentenced to 30 days in jail after being tried for assault before Judge Donald L. Weems in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Mills
Donald L. Weems
Hitler Rejects Demand to Dismantle Steel Helmet Group
Berlin June 27 Chancellor Hitler sharply rebuked Nazi radicals by refusing to dissolve the Steel Helmet war veterans group led by Franz Seldte. He ordered the storm troopers to stop attacks by word or deed against the steel helmet ers, who remain under the conservative banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hitler
Steel Helmet War Veterans Organization
Storm Troopers
Franz Seldte
Hitler Aligns With Conservative Nazi Wing In Power Shifts
Political circles see Hitler’s move as alignment with the conservative Nazi faction following lengthy talks with Vice Chancellor Franz Von Papen. Papen’s recent speech criticizing Nazi policies has spurred radical leaders to mobilize nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Franz von Papen
Court Upholds Scottsboro Convictions in Alabama
The Alabama Supreme Court upheld the death sentences of Clarence Norris and Patterson in the Scottsboro case and set execution for August 31. Heyward Patterson’s motion was denied and the bill of exceptions struck, limiting review to court records and denying merits of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Clarence Norris
Patterson
Scottsboro
Heyward Patterson
Supreme Court
Thomas E. Knight,Jr
Norris
Lucien D. Gardner
Victoria Price
Point Rock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Billy Graber
Mr. McGukin
First Baptist Church
Winchester Oped Benevolent Order
Grace Lutheran Church
State College
Ida Menefee
Keyser
Mary C. Rush
East Piccadilly Street
Isabelle Larrick
Donald Larrick
Emory L. Larrick
Huntsberry
Mrs. T. E. Jackson
Bell
Peo
William Bell
Stewart Bell
North Cameron Street
Lanier Gray
Syracuse
W. C. Ladd
Richard Garvin
Marion
Dellinger
Cleveland
B. F. Line
Virginia Avenue
Williamsburg
MacCallum
McConnell
Consolidation Coal Co
J. Fred Graves
Robert Magee
Graves
Consolidation Coal Company
Magee
Virginia
Ted” Bauserman
Woodstock
Bauserman
College of William and Mary
Messrs
Earl Clowser
Tom Tyler
Cumberland, Md
Eddie Herman
G. Herman
Cash
Mrs. Winfred Lupton
Margaret Virginia
Kernson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
D. D. Crenshaw
Mr. Armiger
Ighthouse
William
Central Press
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jesse H. Jones
Red Construction Finance Corporation
West Virginia Bankers Association
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
E. Clifford Street
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washinton
The
Carter’s
M.co
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