Sunshine Club entertains Braddock Street church group
The Sunshine Club of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South held a large Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs. H W Reed home. Members enjoyed talks readings and a Q A game followed by refreshments before adjourning to April.
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Sunshine Club
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church South
H. W. Reed
South Braddock Street
Martin Wisecarver
St. Patrick
Frank Buckley
Ray Sartelle
Rosenberger
Reed
W. H. Shade
E D. Stultz
May Summer
Business Girls’ Circle
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
E. G. Rusk
Handley Boulevard
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club and Church Events
A packed schedule features Epworth League services at Kernstown, a free cooking class by Northern Virginia Power Company, and multiple luncheons and meetings. Notable items include DAR lecture at Handley Library, Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel, and a performance of A Fortunate Calamity at White Hall Schoolhouse.
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Home Service Department
Northern Virginia Power Company
Home Service Hall
Woman’s Auxiliary
Winchester Memorial Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
Gray Gables Inn
South Washington Street
Fort Loudoun
Daughters
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Rotary Club
Carl Massey
Merrimans Lane
Round Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
John Gough
Northwestern
Home Service Department of Northern Virginia Power Company
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Loyal Temperance Legion
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Stafford Pemberton
Geo. Washington Hotel
White Hall
American Legion Post
Philip Williams
Amherst Street
Young Peoples Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Church
Martin Holliday Improving After Ankle Injury
Mr. Martin Holliday of Cross Junction is improving steadily at Memorial Hospital after weeks of confinement due to a severe ankle injury.
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Martin Holliday
Cross Junction
Memorial Hospital
John Gore
White Post
Mrs Schlack and Daughter Recover From Typhoid Illness
Mrs Schlack and her daughter Helen Sch lack have improved after several weeks of serious typhoid fever. Earlier reports described their condition as grave, but they are now on the road to recovery.
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Schlack
Grover H. Schlack
Helen Schlack
E. D. Kendig
Local residents noted for health and social updates
Miss Isabelle Carper and Misses Margaret and Clara Shank returned home after a week in Baltimore and Washington. Several residents, including Mr. John Gore, Mr. James B. Russell, and Miss Grace Brown Thomas, faced hospital care or travel for treatment. Social activities included the Friday bridge club at Mrs. Wright and the Century Club meeting planned for March 8 at Mrs. Massey’s Merriman’s Lane home. Mrs. Beverley Rice and Mrs. L. E. Rice Sr. prepared for weekend guests, while others recover from illness at Memorial Hospital and nearby homes.
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Hanna
Billy Hanna
Frances Hanna
Altoona
Alfred W. Wright
Welltown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Wright
New York
Margaret
Clara Shank
North Loudoun Street
Baltimore
Washington
Century Club
Carl Massey
Merriman’s Lane
C. F. Massey
Beverley Rice
L. E. Rice, Sr
West Lee Street
Grace Brown ‘Thomas
L. A. Thomas
South Stewart Street
Memorial Hospital
Miss Thomas
William Washington longtime Winchester resident dies at age
William Washington a prominent elderly Black resident of Winchester died shortly after 6 am from paralysis. He lived at 115 West Leicester street and was born in Frederick County but spent most life in Winchester. He served 25 years as sexton of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church and worked at homes of Dr. and Mrs. Conrad and Judge William Atkinson. Funeral from Bethel Methodist Church on North Cameron street at 3 pm Monday, burial in Orrick Cemetery.
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William Washington
Winchester
Eliza Washington
West
Leicester Street
Frederick County
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Daniel B. Conrad
William M. Atkinson
Virginia
Bethel Methodist Church
North Cameron Street
Orrick Cemetery
Senate panel backs six hour day probe for rail workers
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee approved a House resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate whether a six hour day for railroad employees is advisable. The action followed a March 5 report from Washington via the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Washngton
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Salvation Army Meeting Times Announced at Court House
Major and Mrs. James Mars and officers in charge invite all to Sabbath School at 2 p.m. Y P L meets at 7 p.m. Preaching service follows at 7 45 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend these gatherings at the Court House Auditorium.
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Court House
James Mars
Virginia House Debates Bill Board Restrictions And Pension Fight
In a stormy session the Virginia House considered about seventy bills including a billboard control measure backed by garden clubs and a proposal to raise teachers pension funding. The Reid billboard bill passed after contested votes and roll calls while Governor Pollard faced a heated clash over boosting teachers assessments to solvent the pension fund.
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Richmond
Bil
House of Delegates
Antime
Reid
W. WV. Vellines
Harman
Virginia
W. Stuart Move
Commission On
Teaters
Hugh Reid
Arlington
Ha Chway Commission
W. W. Vellines
Norfolk
Dan Coleman
Adams
A. C
B. D
Bain
Birrell
Brice
Burks
I. N. Coleman
J. R. Coleman
Collings
Davenport
R. B. Davis
English
Finney
Folkes
Ford
Frazier
Glass
Grabeel
Herring
Humphries
Hutcheson
Lyon
Massenburg
Moore
Moss
Neff
Perry
Porter
Rhodes
Rodgers
Smith
Spangler
Tate
Terrell
Thompson
Wellines
Witten
Zoll
Cadmus
Fower
Harrison
Hodges
Maldon
East
Page Nelson
Scarborough
Segar
Shrader
Zigler
Battle
John
Charlottesville
Pollard
Bulls Drive Market to Fresh 1932 High in Short Session
In New York the bulls pushed the stock market higher in today's brief session, aiming at a new 1932 high. Sterling cables opened up 0.4 of a cent to a 1932 high price of $3.51.
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Associated Press
New York
Bulls
Sterling Cables
New York Stock Exchange Quotations Service Ad
Hibbs & Company members of the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade offer quotations from their Hibbs Building Washington DC office. Telephone is National 0540.
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W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
Chicago Board of Frade
Washington
DD. C
Stocks Finish Near Day High as Market Rallies Broadly
The New York Stock Exchange closed with gains across the board as all listed securities rose. Major issues including American Telephone and Telegraph up modestly while Allied Chemical and Dyeing gained about four dollars a share. Final quotes show widespread strength across diverse blue chips with strong sterling rates noted.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Telephone and Telegraph
Allied Chemical and Dyeing
Allied Chem. & Dye
American Can
Amer. Tel
Tel
Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Chicago grain closing prices are reported by Hibbs & Company, NYSE members, located in the Hibbs Building Washington DC. The notice provides market figures for grains traded in Chicago including daily settlement values.
Grain futures rise on covering by former shorts
Grain prices edged higher on the Chicago Board of Trade as former short sellers covered. Final quotes showed increases across wheat corn oats and rye with May July and September contracts advancing to 6144 63% 65% for wheat, 40 42 44 for corn, 25 255 26 for oats, and 49 51 53 for rye.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Lindbergh Kidnapping Case Developments In Early Contact Efforts
The failure of Col Lindbergh to offer a public pledge to kidnappers ended the appeal to withdraw police force. Betty Gow, last to see the baby Tuesday night, faced extensive questioning while authorities widened inquiries from Detroit to London. Gov Moore’s office announced her release from suspicion as Lindberghs waited near the telephone for word.
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Gov. A. Harry Moore
Trenton
Lindberghs
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Miss Dove
Frances Dove
East Germain Street
Miss Mary Dove
Madeline Patton
Elizabeth Curtis
Betsy Birmingham
Nannie Miller
Elaine Anderson
Colleen Bee
Virginia Fogle
Violack
Robert S. Smith
Mary Riddle
John Clemens
Mary Morton Riddle
John Williams Clemens
Leesburg
Morton Riddle
Farmville State Teachers’ College
Clemens
John R. Clemens
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Henry R. Bryarly
Chevy Chase
Epworth League
Episcopal Church
Kernstown
Isabelle Carper
Seine
Berrye
James B. Russell
Hot Springs
Joseph Wright
West Boscawen Street
Emma Hollis
South Loudoun Street
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
R. F. Hatcher
Ada Hatcher
South Lee Street
R. C. Green
West Leicester Street
Baniff
Canadian Rockies
Mr. Green
Mrs. Green
Tuesday Bridge Club
Nancy Cobl
Georgia Conrad
George Smith
West Cork Street
Salvation Army
Geo
Moffett
Gary
Hall
E. H. English
Coleman
Howard Zigler
Brown
Funsra Directors
The
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Armstrong's Quaker
R. M. Swimley
Amer. ‘Tobacco
Anaconda
Balto, & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Oil del
Gen’l Electric
Gen'l Motors
Kennecot Copper
Licrlard
Mont. Ward
Nat'lve
Packard
Stand
Chicago
Oreral Deen
the Commercial & Savings Bank
People’s Bargain Store
North Main Street
Margaret L. Hodgson
Pure Food Store
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