Social and Personal Girls Plan Easter Dance and Tea
The Girls' Athletic Association held its monthly meeting at the club room planning the Easter week Easter dance at the George Washington Hotel and a tea on March 21. Dorothy McCann reported on the club show That's That and Irene Headley won a gold piece for selling the most tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
George Washington Hotel
Dorothy McCann
Irene Headley
Nan Keating
Eva Shuttee
Eva Sprint
Lucy Crim
Vredenburgh Arrives to Recover from Injury in Wiester
Mr Peter Vredenburgh Jr who recently suffered a serious leg fracture in a winter sports accident near Sewickley Pennsylvania arrived in Wiester and stays with grandparents at Gray Gables Inn on Washington Street. He plans a two to three week recovery and is currently on crutches. The Shenandoah Valley Academy alumnus tutors at Sewickley and once served as organist for Christ Episcopal Church, showcasing his growing musical talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vredenburgh
Peter Vredenburgh, Jr
Sewickley
Wiester
Ker
Gray Gables Inn
Washington Street
Vred- Wrourch
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Christ Episcopal Church
St Patrick's silver tea at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Public invited to a 4 to 6 pm tea at North Braddock street home of Dr. and Mrs. McGuire. Hosted by Winchester Memorial Hospital Woman's Auxiliary to raise funds for patient supplies with songs by Mrs. Reynolds and Mr. Stephenson and piano by Mrs. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Hunter H. McGuire
North Braddock Street
Woman’s Auxiliary
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frank M. Reynolds
Pat Stephenson
Harry K. Russell
Out-of-Town Couple Married On Berryville Pike
Mr John C Wilson of Cumberland Maryland and Miss Goldie W Corbin of Romney West Virginia wed at 7 o clock last evening in an outdoor ceremony along Berryville pike just beyond the city limits. The Rev Cartney H Ander son of the Pentecostal Church officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville Pike
John C. Wilson
Cumberland
Goldie W. Corbin
Romney
W. Va
Cartney H. Anderon
Pentecostal Church
George Corbin
Wilson
George Wilson
al- Tens Mills
Colonel Roszel Struck By Laryngitis In Quiet Setback
Col. B. M. Roszel headmaster of Shenandoah Valley Academy and active in the Officers' Reserved Corps third corps area has been confined to his room for a week with laryngitis. He recently returned from Baltimore where he worked on national defense duty with headquarters of the third corps area and his condition is said to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roszel
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Third Corps
Baltimore
D A R Meeting Moved to Handley Library March 27
The For Loudoun Chapter will hold its regular March meeting on Wednesday March 27 at the Handley Library lecture hall. Col. B M Roszel headmaster of Shenandoah Valley Academy will address members and guests on a national defense topic at 4 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun
Louis L. Baker
Handley Library
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Roszel
Young County Couple Issued Marriage License
A marriage license was issued at the county clerk's office to Grover Teets and Lucille Buncutter of Frederick County. The groom is a young farmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Teets, while the bride is the daughter of the late Mr. James Buncutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Teets
Lucille Buncutter
Frederick County
William Teets
James Buncutter
Miss Dodson Weds Paul Hines in Martinsburg Wedding
Miss Haley Dodson of Winchester formerly Sperryville in Rappahannock county marries Paul Hines of Keyser West Virginia. The March 7 ceremony at Martinsburg United Brethren Church was conducted by Rev. W A Wilt. The groom drives the Winchester Keyser bus.
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Miss Dodson
Hines
Winchester
Haley Dodson
Sperryville
Rappahannock County
Paul Hines
Keyser
West Va
Martinsburg
W. A. Wilt
United Brethren Church
Harmer Recovering From Ptomaine Poisoning
Mr. Stanley E. Harmer, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train conductor in the Shenandoah Valley, has been ill at home on West Cork street for two weeks. Today he is reported improved but not able to return to duty as his ptomaine poisoning illness was once serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmer
Stanley E. Harmer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shenandoah Valley
West Cork Street
Anse] Solenberger
Shawnee Building and Loan Association
Front Royal Road
Social Club Serves St Patrick Day Supper For Parsonage Fund
Mar ket Street Methodist Episcopal Church social club hosted a St Patrick day supper in the church parlors from 5 to 8 pm raising support for the parsonage fund. More than 200 attendees enjoyed the menu and club members assisted with arrangements. People mentioned include Mrs Sadie Anderson and sons Paul and Kenneth returning to Gainesboro after visiting Mrs R Holland. Mrs T O Warren improving after a Memorial Hospital stay. Mr and Mrs Harry N Leavers heading to Harrisonburg Virginia. Mr and Mrs Clarence F Lea and Miss M Upp visiting from Midland Oklahoma at the George Washington Hotel. Mrs Frederick M Small visiting from York Pennsylvania with Mr and Mrs Fred L Glaize on East Piccadilly Street. Mr Smith from the General Electric Supply Company Baltimore was here on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Colonel Conrad Improving After Serious Illness
Col Bryan Conrad, longtime resident on South Stew art street, has shown marked improvement after a severe illness with erysipelas. He is reported to be much better and may return to his office on Reuss avenue within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Conrad
South Stewart Street
Reuss Avenue
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Miller of Nain
Mrs. Maggie Miller of Nain enjoyed a surprise birthday party last Monday evening hosted by relatives and friends. A bountiful dinner followed the surprise, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mowery and son Luther of Opequon, Mrs. David Ambrose of Strasburg, Mrs. Marvin Larrick of Winchester, and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Miller with daughters Jean and Mary of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Maggie Miller
Nain
Fred. Mowery
Luther
Opequon
David Ambrose
Strasburg
Marvin Larrick
Winchester
Perry Miller
Jean and
Mary
Warren Rice Taken Ill With Pneumonia In Winchester
Winchester lawyer and commissioner of accounts of the Corporation Court, Warren Rice, is ill with pneumonia at his North Braddock Street home. Illness began as influenza Monday night and is described as serious but not necessarily grave. Other local residents are noted for illnesses, travel, or residence changes, with several names and locations across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rice
Winchester
Corporation Court
North Braddock Street
Rice
Visitors and residents share time in town
Mrs. C V Davis returned to Washington today after visiting Mrs. J E Adams at White Hall. Misses Katherine and Virginia Hawkins of Brunswick Md spent last night with Mr and Mrs Harry Deavers. The Hawkins attended The Singing Fool presentation. Rev Father John J Massey of Hopewell Va left for Washington after a week with relatives. Mrs Minnie Bowen returned to Laurel Md after a short visit nearby. The Rev and Mrs Walter C Hook and children returned to Holland Va after visiting Mrs Hook's mother at 1002 Amherst Street.
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Harry N. Leavers
Harrisonburg
C. V. Davis
Washington
J. E. Adams
White Hall
Katherine
Virginia Hawkins
Brunswick, Md
Harry Deavers
Hawkins
Singing Fool
John J. Massey
Hopewell
Minnie Bowen
Laurel
Walter C. Hook
Holland, Va
R. C. Hook
Amherst Street
Anti-Smith Democrats Call June Virginia Convention
A Virginia Anti-Smith Democrats committee issued a call for a convention to be held June 18 with representation based on one delegate per 500 votes in the 1928 presidential election. Delegates from all precinct units are invited. the place will be set by a sub-committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Lynchburg
Frank Lyons
McLean
British Desire No Competition In Cruiser Work
London March 14 The first lord of the admiralty W C Bridge man outlines naval estimates seeking three new cruisers next year. He says Britain does not seek to compete with the United States and has done more than any nation in disarmament. Before the war Britain had 114 cruisers and now 52. Since the armistice Britain scrapped over 2 16 million tons of armed ships and cancelled 314 000 tons of orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
W. C. Bridgeman
House of Commons
Britain
United States
Decree Referral In Frederick County Virginia Case
Extract of a 1920 decree in International Shocompany vs E A Gordon refers the case to a Master Commissioner in Chancery to report realty, liens, taxes, and other pertinent matters. Notice sets April 6 1929 in Winchester Virginia for parties to attend. adjournments possible until completion. Attorneys Ward Lartick Cather Steck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
International Shocompany
E. A. Gordon
Als
BE. A. Gordon
Commissioner’s Office
Winchester
Rouss Avenue
Warren Rice
Ward & Lartick
T. Russell Cather
John M. Steck
Two Matches Planned In Winchester Duckpin League
Two matches will be played tonight at Kern's alleys in the Winchester Duckpin Association with teams from the Virginia Woolen Company facing Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills and the Rotarians meeting the Country Gentlemen at 8 o'clock. The schedule continues with dates through April including multiple matchups among Ellis Northern Virginia Kiwanis Winchester Laundry Rotary Jones Woolen Country Gentlemen Elks.
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Winchester Duckpin Association
Kern’s Alleys
Virginia Woolen Company
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills Corporation
Woolen Mills
Ellis
Northern
Kiwanis
Winchester Laundry
Rotary
Jones Woolen
Country Gentlemen
Kiaren Rotary
Winchester Laun
Northern Va
Elks
Hoover Plans Thorough Study of Law Enforcement
President Hoover weighs a federal law enforcement and court procedure study with Yale Law School figures Dean Hutchins and Prof. Clarke briefing the White House. The plan emphasizes expert, open minded work and excludes leaders from pro and anti prohibition camps. Senators Brookhart and Nye discussed farm relief, with Hyde and the agricultural issue also on Hoover’s agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Robert M. Hutchins
Charles E. Clarke
Yale Law School
White House
Bingham
Connecticut
Brookhart
Iowa
Nye
North Dakota
Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Law Enforcement Commission
Ir. Hoover
Commission
Advance Guard of Calles Army Reaches Durango
An advance guard of Calles' army reached Durango as the article notes continued from page one. A group connected to either the Mexican government or the Mexican consulate in El Paso, Texas, was detained by customs officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calles
Durango
el Paso
Texas
Owensboro High Claims Four Generations of Teachers
Owensboro Kentucky high school asserts a unique record as the nation's only school with four generations of teachers in direct pedagogical succession. Foreign language teacher Miss Della M. Thomas, 26 years on the staff, taught Ida Schaefer and Rena Calhoun, now English instructors. Calhoun taught Sam Morton, now assistant principal, when he was a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Owensboro, Ky
Owensboro High School
Della M. Thomas
Ida Schaefer
Rena Calhoun
Miss Calhoun
Sam Morton
Calhoun
Morton
Flood waters threaten southern Alabama towns
A rural Alabama flood leaves 4000 residents of Fuba cut off as water rises. Gov. Bib Graves orders two National Guard companies with motor boats to aid rescues. Montgomery contingents move to reach Elba as Enterprise volunteers race to help stranded residents, reporting contact only before the line failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuba
Montgomery
Bib Graves
National Guard
Elba
Enterprise
Baltimore salesman leaves for Harrisonburg on business
Mr. G. F. White of Baltimore, a traveling salesman for his firm, departed this evening on business to Harrisonburg, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. White
Baltimore
Harrisonburg
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Christian Endeavors Society of the
Kenneth Cather
Lawrence Sutler
Stover Walters
Lawrence Fries
Grace Fries
Intermediate Society of the
Christian Endeavor
Ray Hicks
Eastern Star
Treadwell
Order of the Eastern Star
Berryville
Masonic Temple
George Levi
Dakeman
Sadie Anderson
Paul
Kenneth
Gainesboro
Russell Holland
T. O. Warren
Memorial Hospital
Clarence F. Lea
M. Upp
Midland, Okla
Frederick M. Small
York, Pa
Fred L. Glaize
East Piccadilly Street
Mr. Smith
General Electric Supply Company
Deauville Sandals
Deauville
Huntsberry’s
Conrad
C. 4. Smith
West James Street
James R. DuShane
Ross Fleming
Philadelphia
George Reynolds Green
Thompson Sowers
White Post
C. J. Borum
Ernest Meade
John J. Wicker
First Baptist Church
George Allison
The
Ford Motor Company
Martha Sanford
Mrs. Patton
Fairmount Avenue
Leslie D. Kline
Frances Kline
Luther Pannett
Mabel
Mary Kline
Claude Kline
A. R. Good
Shiloh
M. H. Rosenberger
Ernest Michael
Ethel Holoway
Woodmen of the World
Birmingham
Ala
W. Nelson Page
Governor’s Mansion
Page
Harry F. Byrd
Ovid Petrescu
University of Virginia
Mrs. Petrescu
Meesie
J. A
J. R. Blackwood
L. B. Chapman
Bobby Chapman
Detroit, Mich
Messrs
George B. Jennings
W. A. Jordan, Jr
Mary Sullivan
Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation
Mr. Montie Green
Mrs. Melvin Green
South Washington Street
Mesers
Seddon Nelson
Robert B. Nelson, Jr
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Robert B. Nelson
West Boscawen Street
R. H. Rait
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown, Md
Mr.c. T. Owen
Staunton, Va
Bicker’s Motor Company
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Mitzi
David Miller
Alabama
Paris
New York
Sample Shoe Store
North Main Street
Lawe
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