Local Garden Club Aids Cathedral Grounds Beautification
Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club contributes to preserving and beautifying the Washington Cathedral close. All Hallows' Guild promotes care and beautification with illustrated displays. Garden clubs from North Shore, Mill Brook, Albemarle, Alexandria, Farmington Lodge Society support plantings. Membership dues listed. memorials and junior memberships noted. Announcement mentions guild chair Mrs. G C F Bratenahl and local connections. Also reports birth of a daughter Betty Loy to Mr and Mrs Bush in Lenoir North Carolina.
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Winchester
Clarke County
Washingston
All. Hallows’ Guild
Naional Cathedral Association
Orden
Asell
North Shore Garden Club
Massachusetts
Millbrook
Dayton
Albemarle
Alexandria Club
Farmington Lodge Society
Clevland Garden Club
All Hallows’ Guild
Guild
Garden Book of
G. C.f.bratenahl
Weodley Road
Washington, D. C
Fernande Villeneuve Weds David J. Carter in Paris
Miss Fernande Denise Villeneuve daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Villeneuve married Mr David James Carter in Paris on June 23. Carter spent his boyhood in Front Royal Warren County and frequents the home of his brother Walter C Carter there. The bride is sister to Mrs Robert Carter of Richmond whose husband is a brother of the groom.
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Fernande Villeneuve
David J. Carter
Virginia
Paris
France
Fernande Denise Villeneuve
J. B. Villeneuve
David James Carter
New York
Carter
Front Royal
Warren County
Walter C. Carter
Robert Carter
Richmond
Sumption and Miller Wed in Hagerstown Maryland
Announcement reports Miss Bessie Corinne Sumption wed to Mr. George Elwood Miller of White Post Clarke County Virginia on June 15 in Hagerstown Maryland. They plan to reside at White Post with many friends awaiting them.
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Bessie Cs Sumption
George Miller
Bessie Corinne Sumption
George Elwood Miller
White Post
Clarke County
Hagerstown
Miller
Muckerman and Bride Visit Relative After Wedding
Mr Louis I Muckerman and his bride are visiting their aunt Miss Libby McCormick at her North Washington street residence. Mrs Muckerman is daughter of Parker McCormick of St Louis. Mr Muckerman is a city native and brother to Libby and Charlotte McCormick. Entertain On Their First Wedding Anniversary. Mr and Mrs D W Line hosted at Braddock street home for son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Marshall Line who marked their first anniversary with yellow and white décor and guest favors. Miss Rutherford Girls Visit In Los Angeles. Florence Rutherford of Winchester and El Paso and Velina Rutherford of Baltimore and Miami arrived in Los Angeles to visit their sisters on North Hobart Boulevard. Florence to visit friends in Portland and Seattle before returning to El Paso. Rev Mr Earp and Family Return From South. Rev and Mrs B J Earp and family returned to the First Christian Church parsonage on West Clifford street after several weeks south visiting Columbus, Albany and Richland, Ga. The Rev Mr Earp conducted a re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.,p. Bush
Lenoir
N. C
Bush
J. E.ware
Southwark Street
Betty Loy
Louis I. Muckerman
Libby McCormick
North Washington Street
D. W.line
Braddock Street
Marshall Line
Rutherford
Los Angeles
Cal
Times of
Florence A. Rutherford
Winchester
el Paso
Tex
Velina M. Rutheford
Baltimore
Sara Belle Shirkey
Albert P. Shirkey
Mrs. Shirkey
York
Richard Eddy
Cearnon Eddy
Fairmont Avenue
Chatham
Merchants and Miners Line
Boston
Mass
J. Frank Eddy
Belmont
Mrs Agnew to Stay at Gray Gables Inn This Summer
Mrs. Lloyd Agnew of Charleston South Carolina will arrive Monday from Washington to spend the rest of the summer at Gray Gables Inn on South Stewart Street. Her son Lloyd Jr attends the boys camp at Camp Chesapeake in Gloucester County Virginia. Mrs. Agnew was formerly Miss Mary Miller daughter of the late Rev. Dr. and Mrs L G M Miller and sister of Mrs. Stewart Bell of North Cameron Street.
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Lloyd Agnew
Charleston
Washington
Gray Gables ’Inn
South Stewart Street
Lloyd
Surprise Birthday Party at the Colonial Theatre
Last night at the Colonial Theatre a surprise party honored Jack Forney on his nineteenth birthday. Manager Frank Boucher hosted a large group of out-of-town friends, and after the final picture the Colonial Serenaders directed by Russell provided music as dancing followed on the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Jack Forney
Frank Boucher
Forney
Colonial
Russell
Bailey Party Hosts Orchestra at South Cameron Street
Mr and Mrs W A Bailey entertained at their South Cameron home last Friday for an orchestra directed by Mrs Austin Sloat. Helen Bailey played two violin numbers with Isabelle Bailey at the piano and Mary Anna Albin offered a piano solo. Afterward guests enjoyed refreshments with attendees including Mrs Sloat and Mrs Rosenberger, Rosalie Nelson, Allison Hartman, Catherine ShUTES, Marie Funk, Cecil Baggerley, Mae Ritter, Hazel Bailey and others.
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W. A. Bailey
South Cameron Street
Austin Sloat
Helen Bailey
Isabelle Bailey
Mary Anna Albin
Ray Rosenberger
Mise Rosalie Nelson
Allison Hartman
Mary Anna Allbin
Catherine Shuttes
Marie Funk
Cecil Baggerley
Mae Ritter
Hazel Bailey
Anniversary Surprise for Mr and Mrs Fred Willey
Mr and Mrs Fred Willey of Reliance celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a surprise party at home last evening. Guests included Grant Werrick and many family friends.
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Fred Willey
George Dovel
Clark Dovel
R. R. Stickley
D.N. Gruver
Ollie Headley
Russell Rinker
H. E. Richardson
Harry Grover
Dorothy
Kyreda Willey
J. R. Beaty
Ruby Beaty
Mildred, Cooley
Lena Yates
Russell Yates
Reliance
E. C. Stickley
Herbert
Orville Willey
Harry Everley
Middletown
Nettie Lichliter
Tom Willey
Dolly Davison
Tobe Willey
Robert Willey
Howard Stickles
Turner Willey
Briscoe Lichliter
Strasburg
C. E. Cooley
Washington
Russell Bagley
Riverton
Mildred Menefee
Front Royal
Corinne Willey
Margaret Willey
John Miller
James Ritter
Clayton Willey
Marriage Licenses Issued for Collins Hasleys Detenler Grove
In the Corporation Court clerk’s office yesterday William D. Collins of Jessup Maryland wed Louise M. Hasleys also of Jessup. In the morning E Ross Detenler and Rachel Grove received a license. she is daughter of John O Grove of Hummelstown Pennsylvania and he the son of Harry H Detenler of Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
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Corporation, Court Clerk’s
William D. Collins
Jessup
Louise M. Hasleys
Lewis Hasleys
Harry L. Collins
E Ross Detenler
Rachel Grove
John O. Grove
Humme!stown, Pa
Harry H. Detenler
Harrisburg, Pa
Weekly Dance at Park at Quequon Lake
Weekly dance at Quequon Lake Park announced for Monday night July 2. Dancing 9 to 9 30 free with lucky-number drawings for two free dances. After 9 30, admission is 1. West Virginians led by Jack Shill supply music. Local residents and guests are noted in attendance.
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Wpaaa Os
Visitors and travelers stop in Winchester notes
A flurry of social visits unfolds as residents and relatives from Baltimore Philadelphia Harrisburg Waynesboro and Winchester converge. Guests include Mr and Mrs Robert Berry and others visiting family and attending camps and church events.
Social notes from Culpeper and Winchester gatherings
Mrs. George Hudson and daughter Jean Dinges and Miss Edith Dinges of Culpeper Virginia visit F Estes Kline at Oakland Vaucluse. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Noerr formerly Miss Mary Lees Hardy sail from Baltimore on the Chatham toward Boston. Minnie Kirby of Upperville visits Viola Kirby near White Post and travels to Washington with friends. Mrs. Mabel Horn hosts dinner with C B Johnson of Oklahoma and Mrs. John W Capper of Jacksonville on North Avenue.
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L. Deleplane
Deleplane
George R. Green
White Post
Edward Butler
Millwood
P. E. Lineburg
Stephens City
Fred Gochenour
Upperville
George Hudson
Jean Dinges
Edith Dinges
Culpeper
Edward Gilkeson, Jr
Moorefield
W. Va
F. Estes Kline
Oakland
Vaucluse
Robert Noerr
Mary Lees Hardy
W. G. Hardy
Baltimore
Chatham
Merchants and Miners Line
Boston
Mass
Minnie Kirby
Miss Viola Kirby
Blandy Experimental Farm
Washington
Mabel Horn
North Avenue
C. B. Johnson
Oklahoma
John W. Capper
Jacksonville
Fla
Winchester
Richmond Police Chase Negro in Shooting at Home
Richmond police pursue Sylvester Medley, 19, identified suspect, after a shotgun attack at the Grimmell residence that left Mrs. Nellie Haskins fatally wounded, son Samuel Grimmell wounded, and 18 year old Evelyn Haskins injured. Medley fled on a horse toward the woods as bloodhounds and officers chase him.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Samuel L. Grimmell
Henry G. Grimmell
Nellie L. Haskins
Grimmell
Henrico County
Sylvester Medley
Grimmell Place
Smith Urges Southern Democrats to Organize for Election
Houston action calls on dry Southern Democrats to gather in Asheville July 11 to 18 to organize for Democratic candidates and oppose the wet Tammany faction. Arthur J. Barton and Bishop James Cannon Jr. say the party must enforce Prohibition and unite behind Gov. Alfred E. Smith.
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Houston
Asheville
N. J
Smith
Arthur J. Barton
Atlanta
Board of the Temperance of the Baptist Convention
James Cannon, Jr
Richmond
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Actice
Tammany Hai
Alfred F Smith
Crippled children aided by university program in Winchester
Dr. Alan Voshell of the University of Virginia spoke at a Rotary Kiwanis joint meeting on progress aiding crippled children in Winchester area. He noted over 200 cases found, about 40 helped or cured, with hospital treatment and ongoing support from Charlottesville women.
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Alan Voshell
University of Virginia
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
George Washington Hotel
Voshell
Winchester
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Civic Clubs
Josephine Arthur
Evelyn Dean
H.&. Duffey
Rotary Club
Tokes’ Inn
Fairmont Man Fatally Injured in Maryland Crash
Samuel S. Kelly aged 35 of Fairmont West Virginia died after a head on collision on the National highway at Grantsville Maryland. His wife two children and sister in law were riding with him. Mrs Mann and Mrs Everett Kelly were treated for injuries while Kelly died an hour later.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Samuel S. Kelly
Fairmont
W. Va
Grantsville
Kelly
Everett Kelly
James S. Mann
Philadelphia
West
Frostburg
More Showers Due Next Week
Weather outlook for the week starting July 1 predicts showers in the North and Middle Atlantic States on Tuesday and Friday. Cooler conditions prevail for most of the week with moderate temperatures in the south.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Wind Storm Ravages Walnut and Orchard Holdings
B West Baker reports from town about a violent windstorm last Tuesday that toppled walnut trees, elms, and fifty mature Pippin apple trees on his farm. He notes the damage as the worst he has seen in over 70 years, regardless of whether the storm was a tornado, cyclone, or zephyr.
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B. West Baker
Political Figure Seeks Prohibition Reform at Convention
A convention speech by a leading candidate vows to enforce the constitution while pressing for fundamental changes in prohibition provisions. He promises to outline campaign issues in his formal acceptance and aims to lead the party to victory in November. Guy Smith congratulates Senator Robinson on the Vice Presidential nomination and praises his partner’s constructive country service.
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South
Robinson
Gate l
Arkansas
Smith
Albany
WN. Y
Alfred E. Smith
Joseph T. Robinson
Houston
Gar Smith
Convention
Hi Party
Guy Smith
Apply Now for Kiddies Outing to Host New York Fresh Air Children
Winchester and Frederick County residents are urged to host New York City fresh air children sent annually by the New York Herald Tribune. Five children arrive July 1 for the summer. homes listed include Mrs. Boyd R. Richards and Mrs. Robert Moore in Winchester, Mrs. B. F. White in Mount Williams, and Mrs. Ivan H. Miller in Hayfield. Applications must be in by July 14. pick a boy or girl age 5 to 12, or two children, and submit to Rev. P. R. Diehl or local committees.
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Winchester
Frederick County
New York City
New York Herald Tribune
Boyd R. Richards
Robert Moore
B. F. White
Mount Williams
Ivan H. Miller
Hayfield
P. R. Diehl
North
Loudoun Street
H. K. Grove
L L. D. Grubb
National Avenue
Middletown
Frieda Rinker
Stephens City
P. E. Lineberg
Fred. Lemley
Julian Steele
Siler
George Mauzay
Leah Payne
Opequon
Jessie Carpenter
J. D. Marker
Ethel Snapp
White Post
Mises
Georgia Amrel
R. F. DU
Stover Carper
Kernstown
William Branner
New York
Prohibitionists Seek Name Change at National Convention
Des Moines June 30 A call issued for the national Prohibition party convention in Chicago July 10-11 to name a common ticket for November with drys farmers and laborers aboard. John B. Hammond of Des Moines announced the meeting. A move to rename the party and add a farmer laborer plank is developing.
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Associated Press
Desmoinds
Iowa
Prohibition Party
Chicago
Drys
John B. Hammond
Des Moines
Republican platform covers all but style and price of balls
A witty Atlanta Constitution line mocks the party platform, noting it covers everything except bobbed hair short skirts static and the price of balls. The quip highlights cultural topics and consumer concerns of the era.
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Republican Platform
Atlanta Constitution
Whitacre Paralyzed During Board Meeting at Whitacre
R. E. L. Whitacre prominent county resident and founder of Whitacre Telephone Company was stricken with paralysis Thursday afternoon while at a board session in Whitacre. He was taken home, has remained unconscious, and Dr. H. I. Pifer attends him with little hope for recovery.
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R. E. L. Whitacre
Whitacre
Whitacre Telephone Company
Locals and visitors lodged at Hotel Jack last night
Mr. C. J. Stratton of Baltimore and several Hurd families from Ohio visited Berryville and stayed at Hotel Jack. Mrs. Ruth Perry returned home after visiting friends in Berryville. The group touring the valley included Mr and Mrs McClellan Hurd of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Perry Hurd of Dayton.
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F. J. Platt
S of
Pittsburg, Pa
Hotel
Jack
Mrs
D. D. Lawson
Little Rock, Ark
C. J. Stratton
Baltimore
McClellan Hurd
Cleveland
Ohio
Perry Hurd
Dayton
C. W. Hurd
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Lanett
Ala
First Christian Church of
J. P. Bush
Are
Huntsberry
Mrs. Bailey
Eleie Carpenter
Emmett
Chester Kline
William Wilson
Westernport, Md
Grace Golden
A. J. Kline
Robert Berry
Charles Cross
William Hansucker
L.C. Snapp, Jr
Summit Point
Ada. Boughman
W. C. Johnson
Sam Boyles and Son
Silver Springs, Md
Luda Lynn
John Fuller
Rosalie Nelson
Petersboro, N. H
Sargent
Edith Cornwell
George M. Megargee
Billy Bell
Stewart Bell
Island Ford
Rockingham County
Shenandoah
Harrisonburg
William R. Wilkes
V. C. Kline
Jean
Janet Beman
Harrisburg
A.J. Kline
Harris Addition
James R. DuShane
Washington State
McCollinsburg
Irene Headley
Young Ladies
First Christian Church
Nancy Lee Hollar
Waynesboro, Va
Mildred Landis
Clarence Wisecarver
H. W. Wisecarver
County
Robert Walker
Woodstock
Peterboro
N. H
Camp Sargent
Miss Cornwell
Emma Gina Baker
Brenthall
the Potomac
Mr. and
Mrs. Morgan
Jack Henderson
Betty Henderson
Mrs. Cornwell
C Ridgley White
Frank N. Hack
Tome _ School
Port Deposit
Melvin Starr
Frederick, Md
H. G. Grimmell
City
Allen Voshell
Rotary
Kiwanis Ladies
J. A. Richard
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanians
Jordan Springs
W. W. Glass
Canal Winchester
Maryland
Adam C. Slonaker
Mount Hebron
Cematery
Hiram Lodge of Masons
Masonic Temple
Prohibitionists
National Party
Gainesboro
Offieers’ Educational and Cooper Union
Lester Dately
Ruth Perry
Berryville
Lovett Bros
Leghorns
Golden Rule Store
N. Main Street
G. Hardy
Cashier
Shenandoah Valley National
Sas
Yost
John L Sloat
Cashier Commercial & Savings
Charles Summers
Union Bank of Winchester
J. W. Arthur
W. F. Shryock
Old Virginia
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