Birthday Celebration for Perry Family Members in Mount Pleasant
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Perry of Mount Pleasant hosted over 40 guests at their home last Tuesday night for a double birthday party. Honorees were their son Woodrow Perry and son-in-law James Russell, with a 30 17 cake baked by Mrs. Zirkle Williams. Music, cake, ice cream, lemonade and candy were served as attendees wished many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Perry
Mount Pleasant
James Russell
Woodrow Perry
Zirkle Williams
Mount Williams
Russell
Perry
Bobby
Dennis Cole
Seneeadiver
Lawrence Cole
Wells
John Cole
Red Bud
Hobby
New
Linden Ritter
Woodrow
Edward Perry
Louise
Lucille
Ruth Perry
John Perry
Marriage of Martha Alice Stine to LeRoy Cahill
Mrs. W. B. Stine of Berryville avenue announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Martha Alice Stine to Mr. LeRoy F. Cahill of Frederick Maryland. The quiet ceremony occurred April 20 at the Methodist Episcopal Church South parsonage with Rev. Gellis Williams officiating. The bride, Handley High School 1932 graduate and Farmville State Teachers College student, and the groom, Handley football star and 1934 graduate, now works with his father at Valley Food Company. They will reside with Cahill's parents at 16 Shirley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Stine
Berryville Avenue
Martha Alice Stine
LeRoy F. Cahill
H. J. Cahill
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Frederick
Gellis Williams
Handley High School
Farmville State Teachers’ College
Handley
Valley Food Company
Cahill
No. 16
Shirley Street
May Day festival roles affected by wedding
Misa Emily Lively of Fairmont forfeits her court jester part at Hood College May Day after marriage to William Henry Markwood of Keyser is disclosed. Miss Mary E. Stricker will replace her. Also notes upcoming Martinsburg wedding of Année Spotswood Harrison to Bennett Taylor May 18 and Virginia Beach hotel association meeting June 8-9 with Col. Charles Consolvo among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Misa Emily Lively
Fairmont
W. Va
William Henry Markwood
Keyser
Rockville
Henry I. Stahr
Mary E. Stricker
Latrobe
Miss Lively
Markwood
Luke R. Markwood
Winchester
Jessie Markwood
South Braddock Street
Miss Harrison
Bennett Taylor
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Martinsburg
Année Spotswood Harrison
Rosemont
Peyton Randolph Harrison
Taylor
Lewis Randolph Taylor
Princeton
E. Holmes Boyd
Hotel Association
Virginia Beach
Carolinas
Southern Hotel Association
Cavalier
Irginia Beach
New York
Col
Charles Consolvo
Norfolk and Baltimore
Eugene R. Branch
George Washington
Social Calendar of Winchester Clubs and Meetings
Regular semi monthly Modern Woodmen meeting at 510 in lodge hall. Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Wednesday. District Nurse Association meeting near courthouse. Garden Club at Mrs Earl Boy-Ed near Millwood. Winchester Lodge Elks meet. Choir rehearsals at Grace Lutheran and United Brethren churches. Rotary Club lunch at George Washington Hotel. Turner Ashby Chapter U D C at Mrs Clarence Hardy. American Legion Post and Lions meet at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
Lodge Hall
North Loudoun Street
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
District Nurse Association
Courthouse
Winchester and Clarke Garden Club
Earl
Millwood
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Rotary Club
Turner
Ashby
Clarence Hardy
Southayn Street
American Legion Post
Girl Scout Council to hear state meeting reports
The Girl Scout Council will meet at 3.36 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Daniel W. Lupton, 132 North Washington street. A full attendance is requested. Mrs. Eugene B. Cooper and Mrs. Donald McFadden, who attended the recent state convention in Richmond, will report on the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Daniel W. Lupton
North Washington Street
Eugene B. Cooper
Donald McFadden
Richmond
Apple Blossom Festival Guests And Local Marriages
Mrs. Clevenger hosted festival guests including Rev Hoye James Osborn Lawson and Percy Thomas families from Woodstock Richmond and Jackson. Miss Margaret Shull wed Charles Casey in Washington DC. Washington couples Mr Horner and Miss Salmon and Mrs Ware with Dickey Ware visited Winchester. Local weddings included Miss Mary Edith Owen with B L Bell and Miss Dorothy Hurd with Luther Thomas True to the Apple Blossom week with several travels and hospital notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice A. Clevenger
Amherst Street
G. Edwin Osborn
Prudence Osborn
Richmond
Jack
Church of Christ
Clevengers
Miss Shull
Margaret Hancock Shull
Horace Gaunt Shull
Washington, D.C
Charles Casey
Leesburg
Debride
Briscoe Shull
Marlboro
James Hillyard
John Herman Ware
Dickey Ware
John Keyhoe
Charles Boice
New Brunswick
N. J
Boice
Ware
Hillyard
Keyhoe
Winchester
Washington
Washington, D. C
W. M. Brashears
Luther A. Thomas
Horner
Maxine Salmon
Brashears
Horne
James M. m
Dorothy A. Hurd
Thomas
Oppose Eastman Bill Say Fruit Growers
W S Campfield urges fruit growers to oppose Senate bill 1629, arguing the Eastman transportation measure would grant the Interstate Commerce Commission power to control interstate and intrastate rates, centralize trucking, raise costs, and threaten state rights. He cites railroad lobby influence and calls for immediate lobbying of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Eastman
I. Cc. C
Railroad Minded Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastman Transportation
Senate
House
Washington, D.C
A. Willis Robertson
Virginia
Frederick County
George
West Virginia Horticultural Society
W. S. Campfield
Tributes Paid at Late Mrs. J. Chapman Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Frances Chapman widow of James Chapman were held at 2 PM yesterday at the home of her son and daughter in law and at the Trone church in Frederick county. The Rev. George W. Stover led the service with Rev. Wright of Capon Bridge. the ceremony honored her Christian faith and service. A large crowd attended, with a floral display and interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Frances. Chapman
James Chapman
Frank Chapman
Cameron Street
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Trone
Frederick County
Stover
Wright
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Obituary Fragments Mention Cline Weightman Figures
Readable fragment notes attendees at a funeral: Harry Cline of Washington D C and Mrs Frank Weightman with her stepson of Brunswick Maryland attended. The brief item names individuals and links them to a local memorial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Harry Cline
Washington, D. C
Frank Weightman
Brunswick, Md
Circuit Court Bills Ordered Paid
Judge Philip Williams ordered payment of several term expenses in Frederick county circuit court. Paid items include 5 witness allowances $8.92 16 civil juror allowances $197.20 criminal juror allowances $74.50. Jurors from the western county attended seven days. George Washington Hotel juror board totaled $20.25. Prisoner board and jail committal fees accumulated over several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Philip Williams
George Washington
Sheriff Fees and Court Costs Ordered Paid
The document shows funds authorized for jailer J. W. Newcome totaling 752 dollars and 45 cents for arrests and court summons served by sheriff H. L. McCann, who was ordered paid 14 dollars and 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Newcome
H. L. McCann
Martinsburg Social Guests Return From Festival
Mrs William A LaRue and party from Cork street attend a festival then return home Sunday. George Snyder of Washington DC Harry Copenhayer Miss Dorothy LaRue Miss Helen LaRue and Gilbert Bussard all of Martinsburg WV were part of the group. Neille Anderson returns to Charles Town WV after visiting the Williams couple in Merryman's lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Duke University
Charles Anderson
Durham
N. C
W. P. Anderson
North Braddock Street
Paul Shaner
Stuart Deville
Mary Dean Barrie
Buena Vista Seminary
William A. LaRue
Cork Street
George Snyder
Washington, D. C
Harry Copenhayer
Dorothy
Helen LaRue
Gilbert Bussard
Martinsburg
W. Va
Neille Anderson
Charles Town
8. R. Williams
Merryman's Lane
Mulberries Attract Raisin Bug Threat To Dried Fruit
The mulberry crop provides abundant food for the raisin bug, an insect that annually damages fruit, causing significant losses to dry fruit packers and raisin producers.
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Edison
Mina M. Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Florida
Shenandoah Valley
West Orange
Elison
Mary Elizabeth Givens
8. Scarth
Rm Siward E. Hughes
Frankin, Pa
Rock Enon School
Annie P. Starling
H. B. McCormac
Handley Boulevard
Nella Veverka
Shenandoah XII
C. m
Huntsberry
Clara. V. Fultz
W. Boscawen St
Norris
Mother Brooks’ Pharmacy
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Mary Edith Owen
B. L. Bell
Bell
Blackford
Wildner K. Blackford
Baden, Pa
Sewickley Hospital
Sewickley, Pa
Bailey
William A. Bailey
South Cameron Street
Ellis Smedley
Lionville
Allen O. Smedley
West Chester
Hazel I. Bailey
Stephenson Social Club
Vernon Ashby
William G. Dorsey
Lutcher Shutts
Jennie Robinson
Strasburg
Charles B. Fryg
James McFadden
Parsons, W. Va
Willie Broyles
Knoxville
Tennessee
Perlie Mae Arwood
Jas. Chapman
J ’S
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Grace of Line
Lovett’s
N. Loudoun &T
van Raalte
Margaret L. Hodgson
Loudoun St
Veal
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Commercial & Savings Bank
Geo. W. Kurtz
Go Furniure
Lloyd Fiber
R. M. Swimley
George, Washington Hotel
Big Joe
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Just
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
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