Social and Personal Notes and European Trip Plans
A report on John Mills Jr.'s third birthday with twenty guests. Katherine Shillingburg sails from New York on the Andania with a party en route to Europe visiting Cherbourg and returning on the Berengaria from Southampton. The group includes Madelaine Pmich Katherine Tone Margaret Forster Margery Upham and others. A Crystal wedding anniversary surprise party honors Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lupton with about forty guests expressing congratulations and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pixs Samingburg
Katherine Shillingburg
Monument Avenue
Richmond
New York
Europe
A. Ta. Cta Yan
N. Y
National Park Seminary
Forest Glen
Cherbourg
France
Switzerland
Italy
Rhine
Holland
Belgium
England
Southampton
Madelaine Pmich
Katherine Tone
Pittsburgh
Margaret Forster
Minneapolis
Margaret Upham
Canton
Ohio
Shillingburg
Charles M. Ebert
Sixth Annual Hottel Keller Fravel Family Reunion Slated
The sixth annual Hottel Keller Fravel reunion is set for August 19 at Fishers Hill after an executive committee meeting last Saturday. W. J. Keller led the grounds committee. Katherine Benchoff and P. S. Rhodes joined the program committee. J. C. Hottel and Howard Rosenberger were named publicity committeemen. Office bearers are President M. H. Hottel, Vice President P. S. Rhodes, Secretary Harry Funkhouser, and Treasurer D. H. Keller. The event draws a large crowds every year. Mrs. Massey returns from Europe trip with her mother Mrs. M. B. Parmele and sister Miss Marian Parmele of Minneapolis. they arrived in New York aboard the Cunard liner Berengaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hottel-Keller-Fravel
Fishers Hill
W. J. Keller
Meessne
Katherine Benchoff
P. S. Rhodes
Massey
Europe
Carl F. Massey
Mrs. Massey
M. B. Parmele
Marian Parmele
Minneapolis
Minn
New York
Arthur Family Starts Motoring Trip to Washington
Mr and Mrs Arthur of Ashland Kentucky and Mrs Oliver Steele with Miss Mary Woodford and Mrs Edmonds wife of the Rev Dr Edmonds left yesterday by automobile from the Northwestern Grade home of Mr and Mrs B F Arthur for a tour that will take them through Fredericksburg and Richmond before returning to Kentucky with visits planned in Washington and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
William H. Arthur
Ashland
Oliver Steele
Mary Woodford
Edmonds
Dr. Edmonds
Lexington
B. F. Arthur
Washington
Fredericksburg
Richmond
Kentucky
Garden Club Luncheon Hosts Visiting Clubs at Willow Lawn
The Garden Club of Winchester and Clarke County hosts a luncheon at 1.30 pm tomorrow at Willow Lawn the residence of Mrs. Charles L Bowly on the Valley Pike honoring visiting clubs Fauquier County Club whose president is Mrs. Fairfax Harrison and the Warrenton Club guiding today Members of the Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club are invited to attend and pay subscriptions to treasurer Mrs C Fred Barr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Winchester
Clarke County
Willow Lawn
Charles L. Bowly
Valley Pike
Fauquier County Club
Fairfax Harrison
Warrenton Club
Winchester and
Dr and Mrs Jackson Arrive For Visit At Vaucluse
Dr and Mrs Thomas J Jackson of Chicago arrive by automobile as guests of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Samuel D O Nea l at their home in Vaucluse this county. They plan to spend several weeks with the O Neals after making many friends in Winchester and vicinity during recent years visits.
Entertained For Little Son Birthday at Home
Mr and Mrs John Mills entertained a number of friends Saturday in honor of their little son s birthday anniversary with refreshments and games in a family gathering setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mills
Maryland Bride Mary Elizabeth Wood Weds Lloyd Jackson
Announcement of the marriage of Lloyd Dilwin Jackson and Mary Elizabeth Wood at Corbett Maryland in the Methodist Church on June 26 at 8 pm. The groom is from Winchester and a Handley High School and Virginia Tech graduate employed at Western Electric in Philadelphia. The couple will reside in Morris Pennsylvania after a wedding trip to northern New York and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Jackson
Pakes
Maryland
Lloyd Dilwin Jackson
Mary Elizabeth Wood
Corbett, Md
Jackson
Llewellyn Jackson
Charles L. Wood
Mr. Wood
Martins
Fairmont Avenue
Morris, Pa
Philadelphia
Mr. Jackson
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Schmidt Couple Plan Summer at Culver Lake Cottage
Mr and Mrs Harry A Schmidt of South Washington street departed by car today for their summer cottage on Culver Lake New Jersey. They own a cozy cottage along the lake shore and likely will spend most of the season there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Schmidt
South Washington Street
Culver Lake
New Jersey
Mrs. Schmidt
Jacksons Move to Martinsburg West Virginia
Mr and Mrs Frank Jackson and their children have relocated from their longtime home to Martinsburg West Virginia where they will reside for the future Mr Jackson serves as manager of the Martinsburg plant of the Robinson laundry interests in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jackson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jackson
Robingcon
Notable Shenandoah historian Dr Wayland visits Winchester
Dr. John W. Wayland, Shenandoah Valley historian and Harrisonburg State Teachers College faculty member, stayed overnight in Winchester as guest of E. W. Knee and family on the Valley pike. He departed today for Romney West Virginia with Mr. Frank B. Crawford of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wayland
Shenandoah Valley
State Teachers’ College of
Harrisonbure
Winchester
E. W. Knee
Valley Pike
Wayland
Romney
W. Va
Frank B. Crawford
Local Couple Wed in Hagerstown Maryland
A marriage license issued in Hagerstown joins Bernard Herrell of Winchester with Blanche Roberts of Woodstock Virginia. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs W B Herrell of the city. The bride, class of 27 at Winchester Memorial Hospital Training School for Nurses, is popular in Winchester. They will live in Winchester now and later plan Washington DC. Dr and Mrs Lyons of Petersburg Virginia stayed at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Bernard Herrell
Winchester
Blanche Roberts
Woodstock
W. B. Herrell
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs Bessie Kramer Heads to Baltimore and Washington
Miss Bessie Kramer of the Commercial and Savings Bank will spend several days visiting Baltimore and Washington tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Kramer
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Baltimore
Washington
Shryock Family Guests in Baltimore Visit
Shryock and his daughter Pauline Shryock of Baltimore Md are guests of Mrs Yost and her husband at their West Piccadilly Street home during a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shryock
Miss Pauline Shryock
Baltimore, Md
Richmond guests at George Washington Hotel
Col and Mrs Field and Mrs Field Jr of Richmond Va are guests at George Washington Hotel Col Field with the retired officers reserve corps of Richmond reached Washington after several days here with her family returned last evening to Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Field
Richmond, Va
George Washington Hotel
Col. Field
Atise Abate Sguoket
Washington
Local Travelers Return Visit Family in Washington
Aye Ce ee DLT yeond returned home on North Washington street after visiting relatives in Washington. She was accompanied by sister Mrs Keith W Morris of New Cote who will stay with Mr and Mrs Miller. Mr C M Henkile left yesterday for a western trip to California on business and will return in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aye
Washington
North Washington Street
Keith W. Morris
New Cote
Miller
C. M. Henkile
California
Henkle
Butler Couple Start Northward Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Harry Butler depart for a northern journey by car starting today They plan to travel as far north as Buffalo New York with a stop in Lockport New York where Mr Butler will attend to business during the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Butler
Buffalo
N.2
Lockport
Mrs C H Consolve to Return to Baltimore
Mrs C H Consolve will leave tomorrow from the George Washington Hotel for her home in Baltimore after spending several days there. Mr J A White of Norfolk spent last night at the G F House. Brett Hahn, manager of Staunton Western Union Telegraph Office, arrived and will join Mrs Hahn. They will stay with Mr and Mrs Robert Smith and Mr and Mrs Taylor Hahn on South Loudoun Street for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Consolve
George Washington Hotel
Baltimore
A White
Norfolk
G. F. House
Brett—Hahn
Staunton
Local residents and visitors share brief notes
Miss Katherine Grimm returns home from Front Royal Virginia after attending a Teachers Training School for Sunday school teachers. Leonard W. Riley of Indiana visits at Mr. G W Riley's home on South Braddock Street. D B Stultz spends yesterday in Frederick Maryland on business. Miss Zelma Carper of Western Union resumes duties after two weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Grimm
Front Royal
Leonard W. Riley
Indiana
G. W. Riley
South Braddock Street
D. B. Stultz
Frederick, Md
Zelma Carper
Western Union Telegraph Company
Girls' Athletic Association Meets. Social Events Noted
The regular monthly meeting of the Girls' Athletic Association will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the club rooms. Refreshments will be served. The group enjoyed a dance and swimming party at Crystal Caverns last evening. Mrs D C Funkhouser of Opequon Virginia and Mrs J E Sutphin of Winchester are guests of Mrs S C Williamson at her Roanoke home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
Crystal Caverns
D. C. Funkhouser
Opequon Va
J. E. Sutphin
Winchester
S.C. Williamson
Roanoke, Va
Miss Helen Hardy Heads to Camp Checonda as Councillor
Miss Helen Hardy daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Mardy recently left for Camp Checonda at Lake Junaluska North Carolina where she will serve as camp councillor Miss Helyn Keeler is among others attending the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hardy
W.G. Mardy
Camp Checonda
Lake Junaluska
N. C
Helyn Keeler
Local Notables Change Stations in Navy and Vermont
Mr. James B. Vredenburgh left for Washington to enlist in the U S Navy and will be stationed at Norfolk Virginia. Miss Helen Massie daughter of Mr and Mrs W F P Massie attends Camp Aloaj in Vermont. Mrs Ida Trussell leaves this afternoon for Luray Virginia to visit her sister Mrs B M M Jobe who has been ill at her home there for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Vredenburgh
Washington
U. S. Navy
Norfolk, Va
Helen Massie
Ida Trussell
Luray
B. MM. Jobe
Visitors and Trips Mentioned in Washington Schedule
Mr and Mrs CHfford D Grim visit Washington where Mrs Grim had tonsils removed yesterday at a hospital. Mr Herman S Barr, back from Virginia Tech Blacksburg, left for Richmond. Miss Kathryn L Dudley travels to Chicago to stay about a month with her brother and sister in law Virgil Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Chfford D.grim
Washington
Mrs. Grim
Kathryn L. Dudley
Chicago
Virgil Dudley
Rosenberger Attends Sister Grace’s Wedding Here
Mr. Graham Rosenberger spent the past weekend with relatives for his sister Grace Rosenberger’s wedding and has returned to Richmond Hill where he works on the editorial staff of the Richmond Hill Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Rosenberger
Grace Rosenberger
Richmond Hill
New
Mrs Kremer Harris Leaves for Richmond Visit
Mrs Linda Kremer Harris visits with her parents at their South Kent Street home before departing for Richmond Virginia where she will stay with Mr Harris. Mrs Stevenger of Charles Town and Mrs Langley are visiting Ed A Langley at his home. Mrs Clev enger and Mrs Langley spend the day at Stephensons Virginia with friends. Mrs Margaret St Ceran of New York leaves for Washington after visiting her sister Mrs Martin Wisecarver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Kremer Harris
Mrs. Co. PL. Kremer
South Kent Street
Richmond
Mr. Harris
Besner Woman and Daughter Depart for Baltimore
Mrs. Pearl Besner and her daughter Marguerite Besner, guests of Mrs. B. F. Taylor, departed today to return home in Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Besner
Marguerite Besner
B. F. Taylor
Baltimore
Mrs Harmer Hosts Daughters and Guests at Albin Va
Misses Joanna Jenny Lind Juanita Cora and Ruth Newcome spent last night at Albin Virginia as the guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Harmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna
Jenny Lind
Juanita
Cora
Ruth Newcome
Albin
Herbert Harmer
Anti Day League funding and actions in Pennsylvania primary
A discussion reveals the group spent funds and sent materials in Pennsylvania. They sent current literature, visited Philadelphia for consultation, checked member views on supporting William S. Vare, and mailed a form letter of support to about 30,900 members. They also sent two fundraising letters during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Pennsylvania
Hing
Charles S. Wood
Philadelphia
William S. Vare
Senate
Vare
Final debate on Kaiser's property bill in Reichsrat
Berlin June 29 The electorate rejected complete confiscation of the Kaiser’s properties in a referendum. The Reichsrat prepares final passage of a compromise bill to settle the Kaiser’s claim. Socialists undecided but likely to vote for the measure to secure a two thirds majority and avoid Reichstag dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Reichsrat
Kaiser
Cripple Rises From Shrine at St Anne de Beaupre
Frank Klupits of St Paul Minnesota, long crippled by an ailment, visited the Shrine of St Anne de Beaupre and reportedly stood unaided, left his crutches, and took a few halting steps. He returned to his hotel near the shrine as worshipers gathered, his crutches hung with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Quebec
St. Anne de Beaupre
Frank Klupits
St. Paul, Minn
Rotarians To Lunch At The George Washington Hotel
The Rotary Club will hold its regular weekly luncheon at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the George Washington Hotel. The announcement notes several out of town Rotarians and others will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Valley Favored As New Militia Camp
Virginia state military board adjourned without action on transferring Virginia National Guard property or changing firing direction at the Virginia Beach rifle range. Plans require War Department approval. range encampments sold after injunction denial. Debate over moving encampment to Shenandoah Valley met Norfolk opposition. range valued above 1 million dollars, a gift from Norfolk residents in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Military Board
Virginia National Guard
Virginia Beach
War Department
R. Scott Carter
Richmond City
Shenandoah Valley
Norfolk and Vicinity
Norfolk
W. W. Sale
Senate OKs Co-Op Marketing Bureau Bill in Senate
Washington June 29 The Senate passed the House co operative marketing measure without a roll call authorizing a 25 0900 appropriation for a new co operative market division in the agriculture department The Fess loan rider was defeated 54 to 26 leaving the bill to conference and near White House action this session The same day the Shipping Board voted to add 59 vessels to its fleet to move grain more efficiently for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fess
Coolidge
Senate Tonight
Agriculture Department
Ohio
Senate
House
White House
Shipping Board
Charter Granted to the R. M. Air Transport Corp in Winchester
The State Corporation Commission approved a charter for the R. M. Air Transport Corporation with headquarters in Winchester. Officers are Roy W. Richards president J I Menefee vice president and Alva C Richards manager. The firm plans passenger service nationwide from Winchester including Washington Baltimore Richmond and New York within hours. A flying field exists at Winchester and at Endless Caverns on the Valley Pike. Chief pilot J T Menefee brings ten years of safe flight experience and WWI instructional service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Corporation Commission
R. M. Air Transport Corporation
Winchester
Roy W. Richards
J. I. Menefee
Alva C. Richards
Washington
Baltimore
Richmond
New York
Endless Caverns
Valley Pike
New Market
Shenandoah National Park
Tieut. J. Tit. Menefee
Husband Granted Absolute Divorce in Winchester Court
Raymond E. Perrine is granted an absolute divorce from Dorothy C. Perrine by a Corporation Court decree in Winchester. He receives custody of their three children John R. Perrine William R. Perrine and Peter T. Perrine with the mother allowed to visit as appropriate not to disrupt schooling. The marriage began March 3 1909 and the defense alleges desertion in September 1922. Property rights remain preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Perrine
Dorothy C. Perrine
Corporation Court of Winchester
Mr. Perrine
John R
William R
Peter T. Perrine
Men Drafted To Fight Fires In Nine Counties
San Francisco June 30 Hundreds of drafted and volunteer fire fighters battle brush and timber blazes across nine California counties. George Wilson a drafted worker was burned to death yesterday. Fires were sparked by lightning during storms considered the worst in 15 years. Low humidity and strengthening winds raised hazard as ranch houses along a twenty mile front were destroyed or threatened. Heavy grain damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
California
George Wilson
Plague and Death Rise After Mexican Floods
Leon Guanajuato reports plague hunger and death after a disaster last week. Six thousand families homeless as food trains arrive but remain insufficient. Crews guard sanitation as looters worsen conditions and funeral pyres burn bodies quickly with mass identifications often impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Leon
Guanajuato
Mexico
Stock Market Forged Ahead on Renewed Confidence
New York June 30. Returning confidence in financial and industrial outlook supported sustained stock market strength. Call money rose to 4 5 percent. Closing was strong with about 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Win chester fire alarms call to report details
A misspelled notice urges the public to report fires to the proper fire company with extent nature and exact location to avoid triggering the entire department for small blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Firement
Children Day Exercises Held at Burnt Church
The Burnt Presbyterian Church Sunday school supervised by Phil H. Gold held annual Children’s Day exercises. Rev T H Daffin of Kernstown offered prayer as the program opened with a recessional. Students presented recitations dialogues tableaux duets and solos plus a Story of the Cross pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Presbyterian Church
Phil H. Gold
T. H. Daffin
Kernstown
Miss Thwaite
Miss A Williams
Miss Hawkins
Mildred
Louise Snyder
Audrie
Lillian Maphis
Marie
Lena
Juanita Teets
Dorothy Grensawalt
Eva
Alberta Daily
Rosetta
Ruby
Densie Lewie
Mary Catharine Buncutter
Sue Whittaker
Helen Schlack
Alma
Hilda
Mattatine Orndorff
Margaret Newlin
Pansy
Naomi Butler
Virginia Hicks
Julia Owens
Mary Jane Daffin
Lola Frye
Gladys Godlove
Lucy Massie
Myrtle Virginia Renner
Ducille High
Vernie Milburn
Florence Pelter
Anna May Bunecutter
Mildred Boyce
Mabel Williams
Opal de
John, Clayton
Herbert Buncutter
Hedge Roomers
Walter Pingley
Glaize Lewis
Virginia Birthday Five Days Older Than United States
Richmond June 29 Five days older than the United States Virginia will enter the 151st year after midnight tonight as all official acts shift to the new year under a Virginia Supreme Court ruling in Smoot vs Peoples Perpetual Loan. Judge James Keith handed down the opinion noting Virginia's Bill of Rights adoption made it senior to the republic. No public celebration has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
United State of America
Commonwealth of Virginia
Commonwealth
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
United States
Smoot Vs Peoples Perpetual Loan and Building Association
Virginia
Republic
James Keith
Couple Weds in Winchester After License Issued Today
A marriage license was issued to Pon Ts Kelly of Ee bhoevenskitn and Miss Eleanor FYoyle of Philadelphia in Winchester. Kelly is a World War veteran from New York who lives in Philadelphia and lost a leg in France while serving as an Nras technician. Coyle is the daughter of Denis Coyle of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pon Ts Kelly
Ee Bhoevenskitn
Eleanor Fy.oyle
Philadelphia
John Kelly
New York
France
Nras
Hus Bride
Daenis Coyle
Quo Vadis Lecture at Braddock Street Church
Dr Herbert Yeuell presents the fourth Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South lecture tonight at eight with a screen song service. More than 2099 color pictures will illustrate the program and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Yeuell
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Bill Dollar Advocates Local Buying and Winchester Pride
A 1926 feature presents Bil Dollar as Winchester’s best citizen promoting the power of local currency. He urges residents to buy from home merchants to support local workers, doctors, lawyers, and tradespeople, stressing civic duty to circulate money locally for prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil” Dollar
Winchester
Bil
Washington
Richmond
F. W. Mozart
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Mills, Jr
D. W. Lupton
Mrs. Lupton
Mr. and
Mrs. Lyons
Petersburg, Va
Herman S. Barr
Margaret St. Ceran
Martin Wisecarver
Anti-Day League
Ex-Kaiser
Valley
R. M. Air Transport Corp
Burnt Church
U. S. of America
Braddock St
Bill
Long Williams
the Nathanson Company
N. Loudoun (Main
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