Officers Installed in Berryville Eastern Star Chapter
Treadwell Chapter No 82 of the Order of the Eastern Star installed new officers for the year in Berryville. Mrs George Levi presided as installing officer with Mrs eeenn as installing marshal. New officers included Edna Foley as worthy matron and O C Cansell as worthy patron among others. A past matron’s jewel was given to Levi and retiring patron Dr Carol Iden received a gift. Welcoming speeches and duets followed, with a large turnout of visitors from Berryville Winchester and Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treadwell
Order of the Eastern Star
Berryville
George Levi
Eeenn
Edna Foley
O. C. Cansell
Winchester
Olive. Cooley
William Brown
Julia Berryville
Conductress
Ella Hodges
Bessie Jones
Marshal
Maude Dakeman
Elmer Hodges
Adah
Katherine Mesmorle
Ruth
Marie Shade
Esther
Nella Mathere
Martha
Grace Shade
Electra
Thelma Brown
Warder
Mary Cassell
Sentinel
Davis Cooley
Levi
Carol Iden
Tom Dix
Harry Pifer
T. A. Whitacre
G. L. Carter
Barnett
Dakeman
Williiam Rhoden
Lester Morgan
Tom Boyd
Gladys Smith
Lelia Goods
Walter M. Shade
Doris
Bessanda Martha Shade
Theis
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lindbergh and Miss Morrow to marry in June
Col Lindbergh and Miss Anne Morrow expect to wed in June with decisions pending whether in Mexico City or the United States. Miss Morrow's trousseau is being prepared and no further plans will be announced until Col Lindbergh returns to Mexico City in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Lindbergh
Jane
Charles A Lindbergh
Miss Annne Morrow
Associated Press
Mexico City
United States
Miss Morrow
Trousseau
Miss Louise Carter Winfree Named Festival Princess
Louise Carter Winfree daughter of Mrs. Peyton B. Winfree and a Gunston Hall graduate has been chosen as the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival princess for the senatorial district. Hon B Thurman Boyd, in charge of local appointments, extended the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Lynchburg
Louise Carter Winfree
Peyton B. Winfree
Gunston Hall
Washington
B. Thurman Boyd
Shenandoah
Armel Family Hosts Delightful Party for Elsie Armel
Mr. and Mrs. C. EB. Armel entertained at home for their daughter Miss Elsie Armel. Guests included Clifford Hall Cecil Cadwallader James Dobbs Arthur Shiley Gordon Armel Ralph Buckley Raymond Hausenfluck Roy Ferges on Harry Rickard George Haymaker Charles Lee Willie Funk Bill Iown Monroe Julia Hall Rose Cornwell Dorothy Hall Hilda Hall Margarette Shiley Clara Daugherty Georgia Armel Kathleen Haymaker and A R Armel. The evening featured games and refreshments.
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Clara Daugherty
Georgia Armel
Kathleen Haymaker
Elsie Armel
A. R. Armel
Ill Civil War veteran Mr. J Robert Brown cared for in Hagerstown
Mr. J Robert Brown, a well known Civil War veteran, is ill with pneumonia and staying at the home of Mrs. Keckley on South Loudoun Street in Hagerstown Maryland where he has lived for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert Brown
Keckley
South Loudoun Street
Mr. Brown
Hagerstown
Diffenderfer
Edwin H. Diffenderfer
Jack Smith
Edwin
R. Frank. Barr
L. McKim Diffenderfer
Baltimore
J Philip Diffenderfer
Winchester
Winchester and Brother of Messrs
EB. H
L Mck Diffenderfer
Nannie
Masey
South Cameron Retreet
Harmer Taken To Hospital With Serious Illness
Mr. Stanley B. Harmer conductor on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was taken ill with ptomaine poisoning and removed from his West Cork street home to Memorial Hospital for special treatment. He now shows symptoms of Bright's disease and his condition is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley B. Harmer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West Cork Street
Memorial Hospital
Harmer
Kright
Miss Dorothy Clark Feted at South Loudon Bridge Shower
Miss Elizabeth and Lou Hollis hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Dorothy Clark on South Loudon Street. Clark’s engagement to Mr. J Andrew Kater of New York was announced recently. She received many gifts and four bridge tables were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Lou Hollis
South Loudon Street
Dorothy Clark
Miss Clark
J. Andrew Kater
New York
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs William D Burtner
Mr and Mrs William D Burtner welcome a son named Charles Allen Monday morning. This is their second son and Mrs Burtner, formerly Miss Golda Dearmont, notes his arrival. Mr Burtner serves as assistant cashier at Boyce State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Burtner
Charles Allen
Burtner
Golda Dearmont
Mr. Burtner
Boyce State Bank
Baltimore
C. A. Freed
Edward R. Lutz
Mariam H. Adams
Retta
Ohio
Edward Lutz
John Adams
Gravel Springs Ladies Stage Entertainment After Oyster Supper
The Gravel Springs Church Ladies Aid Society plans a music recital and readings at the Star Tannery schoolhouse this Saturday evening to accompany their oyster supper. They invite friends and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravel Springs
Ladies’ Aid Society
Star Tannery
Major and Mrs Elting Welcome New Winchester Home
Major and Mrs Stewart O Elting arrive in Winchester after his retirement from the United States Army. He commanded at Fort Rodman Massachusetts for two years and formerly served as United States military attaché in London. The family, with three children, will reside at 225 West Boscawen Street.
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Elting
Winchester
Stewart O. Elting
United States Army
Fort Rodman
Mase
United States
London
West Boscawen Street
Lynch and Rice Reported Improved from Illness
Encouraging word comes from the bedsides of Maurice M. Lynch and Warren Rice of the Winchester bar. Both men, staying at homes on South Washington street and North Braddock street, rested more comfortably last night.
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Messrs
Notable visitors and residents seen in Winchester
A string of local visitors and residents were noted across Winchester today as pastors from Roanoke and Staunton toured the city. Guests included the Rev. Dr. T. K. Young and Rev. Dr. H. S. Turner with Mr. Fred Temple, praising the Presbyterian Church auditorium on South Loudoun Street.
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T. K. Young
First Presbyterian Church of
Roanoke
H. S. Turner
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Staunton
Fred. Temple
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
North Braddock Street
Winchester
South Loudoun Street
Young
John Boyd
Hunter Boyd
Harmer Family Visits, Various Local Happenings
Atlanta visitors Mr and Mrs Don Harmer and child arrive to visit Mr and Mrs Stanley E Harmer in town. Mr Perry Wright recovering after a major operation at Memorial Hospital. Mr Kenneth Henry and Mr Julian Michael of the Radio Shop spend the day in Washington on business. Miss Emma Cunningham returns home after staying with sister Mrs Willard Jones in Painter Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Martinsburg- Winchester Pike
The
Pike
Don Harmer and Child
Atlanta, Ga
Stanley E. Harmer
Perry Wright
Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Henry
Julian Michael
Radio Shop
Washington
Emma Cunningham
Willard Jones
Painter Va
Relief To Flood Victims In Southeastern Alabama
President Hoover and top officials met with Alabama leaders to outline immediate relief and rehabilitation steps for flood victims in the southeastern region. The Red Cross, government agencies, and Alabama lawmakers pledged swift action to address damage and aid recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Alabama
Hoover
James L Fieser
Red Cross
Heflin
Jeffers and
McDuffie
Red Cross to Lead Flood Recovery Efforts and Fund Drive
The government will survey flood damage to roads and bridges and assist in reconstruction. The Red Cross will oversee returning people to homes supplying food and farm seeds and implements for replanting crops. A fund drive will be launched to support this relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Red Crosea
Berryville High School presents Here Comes Arabella
Berryville Va March 20 senior class produced the musical comedy Here Comes Arabella in the high school auditorium to a packed house. Arabella and Bob Adair impressed as leads with fine chorus work highlighted by the eight girl Robin Redbreast chorus. Proceeds fund a school fire escape. The same week the Old Time Country Fiddlers, under American Legion Post 41, performed to aid memorial funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Arabella
Bob Adair
Virginia Wisecarver
Donald Cooley
Robin Redbreast
Robin
Lloyd Williams Post
No. 41
American Legion
Community center stock push leads officers elected
A new stock company formed to build a community activity center elected J. T. L. Jones as president W. A. Bradford as vice president R. W. Levi as secretary treasurer and R. M. Ware as business manager Mrs A P Osborne hosted a luncheon at Rockcroft honoring Mrs J Baldwin Neill. Attendees included Mrs H B Whiting Mrs H B Harris Mrs F B Whiting and Mrs J B Neill. Clarke county mountain fires threaten historic Frank G Carpenter home now owned by his son Jack Carpenter of Chicago with several buildings at risk though none burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Neill
H. B. Whiting
H. B. Harris
F. B. Whiting
J. B. Neill
Clarke County
Frank G. Carpenter
Jack Carpenter
Chicago
Fine Spirit Shown At United Brethren Services
A series of evangelistic services at the United Brethren Church on North Braddock street draws large nightly crowds. The sermons by the Rev. F Glovier of Verona Augusta County Virginia are praised for their excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
North Braddock Street
BP. F Glovier
Verona
Augusta County Va
Evangelist Glovier Headlines Revival Services
The Rev Mr Glovier's evangelistic preaching draws both saints and sinners with practical gospel sermons. The Rev George W Stover leads services featuring hearty singing. Evening services start at 7 45 with a cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glovier
George W. Stover
Australia Hosts Wide Range of Flying Mammal Myths
A report notes numerous claimed aviatoreflying species in Australia including flying squirrels flying opossums and even flying bears. Experts caution many claims are misinterpretations or outdated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
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Nowata
Okla
Nannie R Glass
Roy E. Cobbs
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Middlebury
Red Fox Tavern
Middleburg
Carolina Harmony Kings
Paul C. Kincheloe
Robert W. Weir
McFadens
T. S. Largent
Slanesville
W. Va
Boyce
Brady W. Largent
F. L. Largent
Doris Hockman
B. W. Largent
Leicester Street
Sanitary Cash Store
Dean Rogers
Winifred
County
Claude B. Rogers
Winnemucca, Nev
Martinsburg
William Sigsson
South Braddock Street
T. J. Orndorff Marb
Herbert Stickley
Middletown
Sylvia Lewis
New York City
Clark County
David Allen
S. R. Willey
E. D. Calvert
Brunswick, Md
Mr. M. Hamburger
Lynn Smalley
Kansas City, Mo
Hotel
Jack
E. E. Keister
Strasburg
John O. Bird
Elkins, W. Va
Babb
Ansel Solenberger
Ront Royal Road
Mr. Solenberger
Shawnee Building and Loan Association
W. A. Withers
William Harlee
B. E. Ryan
George Washington Hotel
W. C. Marshall
Wytheville
Florida
E. G. Wright
E.G Harbaugh
Potomac Edison Company
Pete Wilson
Waldenaville, W. Va
Busiess
North Main Street
Berryville High School
U. B
Glaize & Bro. Phone
Forte Washington Hite
Mes
Lou Bernstein Company
North
Loudoun St
Nicklingerin
Amherst St
Sample Shoe Store
Lovett Bros
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