Social and Personal Tea For Memorial Hospital Benefit
Social and personal notices describe a Saturday tea at Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire's home in Winchester for the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. The 1826 McGuire house, linked to Stonewall Jackson, is highlighted with historic anecdotes and a photo of Jackson. The event features music by Mrs. Reynolds, Mr. Pat Stephenson, and Bob Russell’s King Cotton Orchestra. Additional society notes cover travels, honor rolls, and local appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter H. McGuire
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Winchester
Hugh McGuire
McGuire
Lexington
Hunter McGuire
Jackson
Stonewall Jackson
McGuire House
Appomattox
Braddock Street
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Reynolds
Pat Stephenson
Bob Russell
King Cotton Orchestra
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
N. C
Crandall’s Hall
Martinsburg
Thif Orchestra
Camden
N. J
Victor Records
Crandall’s
M. H. Rouark
Miller School
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miller
Court House
Birthday Surprise for Master Howard Clark
A birthday party celebrated Master Howard Clark’s eighth birthday at 524 South Loudoun Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark. About 20 friends joined in games and refreshments as gifts were exchanged and well wishes were offered. Martinsburg Lodge to have parade float plans set at a Pocahontas council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Clark
Thomas Clark
South
Loudoun Street
Master Howard Clark
Howard
Martinsburg Lodge
Tippecanoe Council
No. 17
Degree of Pocahontas
Hose Co
No. 5 Hall
Winchester
Martinsburg Journal
WOW Convention Closes After Election in Winchester
The WOW closes its convention after an election. Camp No. 46 South Norfolk wins the state banner for most new members in four years. Rev Dr F T McFaden and Rev S G Cabaness address delegates before adjournment in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Iowa
Camp No. 46
South Norfolk
T. G. Smoak
No. 46
Camp
F. T. McFaden
Winchester
Newport News
Roanoke
S. G. Cabaness
Junior Red Cross reports of work in Frederick County
The second annual Junior Red Cross Council meet drew a capacity audience at the Colonial Theatre. Forty of sixty school chapters presented annual reports on health service and foreign correspondence, with a display of clothing and toys for soldiers and civilians. A pageant celebrated the group's objectives, and a $10 attendance prize was announced for the top school at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Red Cross
Main Street
Frederick County
Middletown High School
Frances Adams
Stephens City High School
Red Cross
E. Eightey Petrescu
Louise Greenwalt
Miller School
National Headquarters
Washington
Maude Lewis
National
Lewis
F. T
McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Stephens City
Middletown
Canterbury
Deerfield
Highview
Painter Hill
Relief
White Oak
Cross Junction
Gainesboro
Howard Chapel
Redland
Yeakley
Carpers Valley
Cross Roads
Evendale
White Hall
Woodbine
Greenwood
Kernstown
Mt. Airy
Opequon
Miller
Gore
Gravel Springs
Lamps
Hayfield
Mt. Williams
Branson
Brucetown
Bryarly
Kauffman
Miller Elementary
Little Mountain
Red Bud
Ridge
Round Hill
Welltown
Valley
Another unit to be installed at silica plant
Larrick a Winchester lawyer and bank president and Allen I. Cole head a new venture with Hohannes named general manager. Hohannes brings decades in glass sand work, previously leading Berkeley Springs plants and holding roles from foreman to general manager. Pechin, a noted chemist, oversees supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrick
Winchester
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Allen I. Cole
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank of New York
Hohannes
New Concern
Berkeley Springs Glass Sand Company
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Florida
West Virginia
Pittsburgh Glass Sand Company
Berkeley Glass Sand Company
Silica Sand Deposit Rated Rich by Johns Hopkins Survey
A Johns Hopkins team led by Prof Edward H Watson surveyed the Berkeley Springs quarry and reported a 200 to 300 foot thick bed of clean unwashed rock suitable for glass sand. They estimated about 7,000,000 short tons available with a planned annual use of 90,000 tons and a 70 year lifespan allowing for 10,000 tons of losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Watson
Geological Department of
Johns Hopkins University
United States Geological Survey
Geological Survey
State of
Maryland
Watson
No Patience With Children
Mrs stage of Dalton recounts relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for fatigue and nervousness during pregnancy and after childbirth. She says both she and her husband felt the product helped and she is doing better now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dalton
Eee
Capudine Relief for Neuralgic Aches and Pains
Quick relief from neuralgic pains and aches that accompany colds and flu. Capudine soothes nerves instantly and does not upset the stomach. For thirty years millions have found Capudine satisfactory and comforting. Sold by all druggists for 30¢ and 60¢.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Ritter
Baltimore Hospital
Gertrude Ritter
A. Taylor Ritter
Church Home Infirmary
Baltimore
East Cork Street
Sunshine State
C. E. Hunteberry
Charles William Huntsberry
St. Petersburg
Fla
State Teachers College
Harrisonburg, Va
Garnett Hamrick
W. O. Talbert
John S. Sloat
Woman’s Missionary Council of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Leslie Cooper
Joseph H. Cooper
Berryville Avenue
John Hauptman
Rest
Belva Shenk
Akron
Ohio
C. V. Davis
John E. Adams
Mr. W. P. McGuire
University of Virginia
Strother Sherman
Mary Sherman
Chambersville
William Simpson
Orndorff Marble and Granite Works
South Braddock Street
Fred Gochenour
Upperville
Sewell
W. H. Sewell
Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Kiwanis Revue
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Colonial Theatre
Huntsberry
W.O.W
Girls’ Athletic Association
Emory Larrick
Memorial Hospital
National Avenue
F. M. Steele
Walter Bush
Donald Glenn Bush
Edwin H. Diffenderfer
Philip Diffenderfer
Calhoun Street
C. W. Heater
Strasburg
Arthur Stotler
Ernest Whitmore
Voris Laboratories
Hagerstown
L. R. Voris
Mim Alerelareirsia
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Mich
Fisher
W. Ebert Winchester Garage
Sample Shoe Store
Lovett Bros
Winchester’s Finest Men’s Store
Lou Bernstein Co
North Main Street
Homes For Sale
Fred L. Glaize
Waritte
Hoppes
Rotary Club
Forge Washington Hotel
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