Six Students Nurses To Receive Diplomas At Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital will honor six student nurses with diplomas on May 25 at First Baptist Church at 8 15 p m. Miss Mary Frances Nutty Marguerite Clarence Robertson Mary G Florence Rogers Lucy Crain Chichester Mary Frances Watson and Lyda Dewar Royston are the graduates. a farewell sermon will be given the night before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Mary Frances Nutty
Millboro Springs
Marguerite Clarence Robertson
Edray
W. Va
Mary G. Florence Rogers
Kimballton
Lucy Crain Chichester
Aquasco
Mary Frances Watson
Stephens City
Lyda Dewar Royston
Boyce
Miss Lottie Bean and relatives depart for home via Washington
Miss Lottie A. Bean of McPherson Kansas her niece Esther C C Chrismore of Edna Kansas and nephew Harold R Bean of Lyons Kansas recently visited their aunt Mrs Idad of this city and relatives in Frederick county. They traveled home by Lu Tay Caverns Washington Niagara Falls and other points of interest with ties to the Beans and Farcett lineages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie A. Bean
McPherson
Kans
Esther CC. Chrismore
Edna
Harold R. Bean
Lyons
Idad
Frederick County
Lu- Tay Caverns
Washington, D. C
Niagara Falls
Miss Bean
Nathan A. C. Bean
Rachel Frye Bean
James Bean
Gulielina Farcett Bean
Old Taylor Furnace
Mount Williams
This County
Hensell to Return to Staunton After Visit
Clarence W. Hensell, formerly of Staunton, is visiting friends during the Apple Blossom Festival and will be at Frank Feinberg's store on North Loudoun street until Thursday before returning to Staunton. He enjoyed meeting old friends and noted attending Masonic meetings in Winchester. Mrs. Hodgson and Mrs. Jones are en route to Richmond for an Eastern Star Grand Chapter meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensell
Staunton
Clarence W. Hensell
Frank Feinberg
North Loudoun Street
Masonic Society
Winchester
Hiram Lodge
John Dove
Royal Arch
Knights Templar Commandery
Joseph Hodgson
Harold C. Jones
Richmond
Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Girls’ Athletic Association
Apple Blossom Guests Gather At Boyce Home In Clearbrook
Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Boyce entertain guests from Atlantic City York Pa and Green N Y during the Apple Blossom Festival. Attendees include Mrs. Starry Miss Starry Mr. Albert Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A Johnson Mr. and Mrs. M L Spraughn Mr. H Clay Lindemuth Mr. and Mrs. W J Russell Miss Lucy Elliott and Miss Sarah Russell.
Social Roundup Seaside and Valley Visitors Attend Local Events
A flurry of visits and reunions fills the region as Miss Frances Van Devanter and Misses Betty Hinkel and Virginia Keene return from May Day exercises at Blackstone College. Detroit executive G A Zeigler and several families travel, while others attend Apple Blossom Festival events and local teas. Notables include Lieut Lewis Berry and family guests with local residents, and Miss Lorene Turnipseed showing a steady recovery after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances van Devanter
Boyce
Betty Hinkel
Virginia Keene
Charles Town
W. Va
Blackstone
Blackstone College
Hospital Junior Auxiliary Meeting Postponed Until Tuesday
The Hospital Junior Auxiliary meeting set for tomorrow afternoon is moved to the following Tuesday at 4 PM at the Nurse's Home. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Woolfolk and visitors from Knoxville Washington Westminster and Baltimore. Virginia Boyd and Anne Barton are noted as recovering from illness.
Miss Elizabeth Smith and Edwin Kremer Wed in Winchester
A marriage license was issued late Saturday in the county court clerk's office for Fannie Elizabeth Smith and Edwin Oyler Kremer of Winchester. Miss Smith, an anesthetist at Winchester Memorial Hospital, and Mr Kremer, a local businessman, plan to marry in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Smith
Mr. Kremer
Cape
Fannie Elizabeth Smith
Edwin Oyler Kremer
Winchester
Miss Smith
Robert E
Mary Jane A
Re E. Kremer
South
Cameron Street
Winchester Memorial
Keckleys Welcome Daughter at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs S J Keckley celebrate the birth of a daughter at Memorial Hospital on Wednesday May 6. Mrs Keckley was formerly Miss Marie Orndorff. Mr and Mrs William Randolph Buckley have returned to Lynchburg Virginia after visiting with Mr and Mrs J C Oakes and Mr and Mrs R C DeWitt. Mrs Buckley is connected to Mrs DeWitt and Mrs Oakes. Mrs Guy Keller has returned home to Strasburg after visiting aunt Mrs Taylor F Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Maloy
Anna Catherine Maloy
George Talbert
Altoona, Pa
Eens J. Dale
Outh Kent Street
Keckley
S. J. Keckley
Memorial Hospital
Marie Orndorff
William Randolph Buckley
Lynchburg, Va
J. C. Oakes
R. C. DeWitt
Buckley
DeWitt
Oakes
Guy Keller
Taylor F Hahn
Strasburg
Armel Community League To Hold a Meeting
Numerous local residents and visitors hosted across Youngstown and nearby towns for weekends and visits. The Armel School Community League schedules a meeting at 8 pm on Wednesday May 13 at the Armel schoolhouse with full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel Community League
Armel School Community League
Armel
Navy Man Killed in Granby Street Bridge Crash
Norfolk May 10 Warren Hatch 22 aviation machinist at the naval air station was killed when the auto he rode in crashed into a concrete pole on the Granby street bridge. Driver W J Compton was arrested on homicide charge. Two Navy women, Winnie May Ayres and Bobby Williams, were badly injured with broken leg and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Warren Hatch
Naval Air Station
Granby Street
Hatch
Navy
Jare Ask Joser
Minnie Hatch
St. Street
W. J. Compton
Winnie May Ayres
Bobby Williams
Asks Court To Stop Legislators From Voting Extras
Columbia May 10 South Carolina lawmakers voted themselves 260 expense money each but may face litigation to keep it A W Holman a taxpayer said he would seek a supreme court injunction to stop vouchers for the extra pay and contend only constitutional pay is valid J S Skottone Wannamaker president of the Taxpayers League said the league will sue for restitution of any expense money paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
General Assembly
South Carolina
A. W. Holman
Supreme Court
J. S. Skottone Wannamaker
South Carolina Taxpayers League
Six Youths Held For Holding Up Maryland Man
Six youths were arrested by patrolmen after an attempted holdup at William Sweeney’s Spa Road home. The group entered Baltimore over Hanover Street Bridge following a chase by Annapolis police. Suspects identified as George Walpert Irvin Harris Irvin Schwartz Mike Annelo Morris Banks and William Blumberg will be turned over to Anne Arundel County authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sweeney
Spa Road
Baltimore
Hanover Street Bridge
Anapolis
Sweeney
George Walpert
Irvin Harris
Irvin Schwartz
Mike Annelo
Morris Banks
William Blumberg
Anne Arundel County
Miners Walk Out at Three Kentucky Shafts in Protest
Miners at three Harlan county coal mines quit in protest after union officials announced the men would walk out unless mine guards were disarmed. Over 450 workers reportedly joined the action, part of an agreement tied to National Guard deployment. No disorders were reported.
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Associated Press
Harlan
Harlan County
Coal Operators Association
Sampson
Kentucky National
Two Convicted Of Drunken Driving In Police Court
Pete Fauver and William Farmer were sentenced by Judge Donald L. Weems to a 123 dollar fine, 30 days in jail, and a one year driving privilege revocation. Fauver, released two weeks earlier from city jail for liquor possession, was arrested after attempting to drive on city streets. Farmer pleaded guilty after arrest by Officer Bayliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Fauver
William Farmer
Donald L. Weems
Fauver
Farmer
Bayliss
Chinese Bandit Camp Dismantled Along Central Provinces
Nationalist government headquarters at Nanking reports that troops clashing with bandits on the Henan Hupeh and Anhwei border have killed 7 000 outlaws and captured 800 in the last fortnight including 100 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nanking
China
Henan-Hupeh
Anhwei
Briand enters race for presidency in Paris
Aristide Briand announced his candidacy in Paris for the presidency. The election is scheduled for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briand
Associated Press
Paris
Aristide Briand
Virginia man returns to university after stay with father
Mr. Harry Kern, Jr., has returned to the University of Virginia after being at his father's home for several days. Mrs. George Nicholson of Clarksburg West Virginia was a guest of Mrs. John M. Steck at her Fairmont Avenue home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Zeigler
Struther Zeigler Cooperage Company
Detroit, Mich
E. R. Conner
Conrad Smith
Washington
Georgia Conrad
Stewart Street
Nellie Mae Payne
Marjorie Webster
R. W. Payne
Afton Inn
Front Royal
Miss Payne
Hy” Williams
George Ressigue
Millers, N. Y
L. B. Ressigue
Valley Avenue
William P. McGuire
Whitehead
University of Virginia
Hunter H. McGuire
C. A. Davis
Baltimore
Fairmont Avenue
John Winn
Lexington Ky
Tom Hiamrickhouse
Anne Brook Kern
Harry Kern, Jr
George Nicholson
Clarksburg
W. Va
John M. Steck
Fairmont E Avenue
Prohibition Board Forms Panel To Study Law Operation
Prohibition Director Woodcock announced a Bureau of Prohibition Advisory Research Council to study the eighteenth amendment from sociological and economic angles. The panel will collect facts from graduate schools across the nation on subjects such as child delinquency and juvenile drinking, with members from Harvard, Columbia, Princeton, Michigan, Western Reserve, Stanford, Pennsylvania, California, and Bryn Mawr named to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Ibition Advisory Research Council
Prohibition
Woodcock
Pacific Coast
Ares
Council
Richard Clarke Cabot
Harvard University
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Columbia University
William Seal Carpenter
Princeton University
Roderick Duncan McKinsey
University of Michigan
Charles Emerson Gehlkem
Western Reserve University
Walter R. Miles
Stanford University
Emory Richard Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
Samuel C. May
University of California
Susan Myra Kingsbury
Bryn Mawr University
Norfolk Seacoast Storm Buffets Norfolk and Virginia towns
A severe thunderstorm with heavy rain and large hail pummeled Norfolk Portsmouth Windsor Coreokepeake Sunbury and nearby areas. Homes roofs and windows were damaged and even livestock were killed as hailstones the size of hen eggs smashed windows and toppled structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Windsor
Hanbury
Corepeake
N. C
Virginia
Sunbury
Corespeake
Corespeake Junction
Suffolk
Jordan Brothers Lumber Mills
Five Killed In Nova Scotia Coal Mine Blast
An explosion at the No. 2 Victoria coal mine in River Hebert Nova Scotia on May 11 killed five men and injured at least eight others. Officials cite suspected gas buildup as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
River Hebert
Nova Scotia
No. 2
Victoria Mine
Richmond couple returns from visit to Harri son home
Mr and Mrs William Sitter ding return to their Richmond Virginia home after visiting Mr and Mrs Burr Powell Harrison. Mr James Dixon of Sharon Pennsylvania has been here on a short visit to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Valertine
Marie Stroud
James A. Kline
Richmond
Herman S. Barr
North
Loudoun Street
William Sitterding
Richmond, Va
Burr Powell Harrison
James Dixon
Sharon, Pa
Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Grain prices edged higher on the Chicago Board of Trade as Liverpool trends and lighter short selling boosted interest. Closing figures show July Wheat 63 15, July Corn 7 1 4, July Oats 28, and July Rye 38 with various September and December contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Mrs Elizabeth Williams Dies in Los Angeles
Mrs Elizabeth Williams wife of Eustace L Williams of Anchorage Kentucky died at home in Los Angeles Saturday night after a lingering illness. She leaves husband and son Edward Blackburn Williams who will accompany the body to Anchorage for burial in Green Hill Cemetery Louisville. Mrs Williams daughter of the late Charles and Eliza Smith of Clarke County had been in California about a year seeking relief. Mrs Blackburn Smith travels to Anchorage to attend the funeral and stay with Angereau Gray in Anchorage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Blackburn Smith
Elizabeth Smith Williams
Eustace L. Williams
Anchorage
Los Angeles
Calif
Louisville Courier-Journal
Edward Blackburn Williams
Green Hill Cemetery
Louisville
Williams
Charles Smith
Eliza Blackburn Smith
Clarke County
California
Blackburn
Miss Sadie Finkelstein Visits Home for Weekend
Miss Sadie Finkelstein of Harrisonburg State College spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Morris Finkelstein of South Braddock. Mrs Gera S March, confined to bed two weeks with neuritis, is reported today as somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan F. Vannoy
South Stewart Street
Vannoy
W. A. Brown
Jack Brown
Morgantown
W. Va
Sadie Finkelstein
Harrisonburg State College
Mrs
Morris Finkelstein
South Braddock Street
Gera S. March
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Svecing
Ladies’ National Memorial
R. Willis
South Cameron Street
Winchester Dia Delpter Society
Handley
E. G
Lions Club
eGorge Washington Hotel
Century Club
Carl Massey
Merriman’s Lane
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Christ Church Parish House
American Legion
George
Young People’s Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Kansas
Huntsberry
Braddock Street
Episcopal Church
Emory Larrick
National Avenue
Zelma Carper
Mary Hearlee
Frank Gilhousen
Chillicothe
Ohio
Foster M. Reeder
Libby McCormick
S. J. Goode
City
Lewis H. Berry
W. A. Berry
George L. Edmonds
Rockville
S. A. Briggs
Hazel Briggs
Brawner Harding
Gaithersburg
F. E. DeVese
Reistertown
Lorene Turnipseed
Charlotte Moltz
C. L. Carver
John C. Woolfolk
J. I. Dewitt
Horace Vandeventer
Knoxville
Virginia Boyd
Handley High School
Anne Barton
F. J. Dorsey
Wheeling, W. Va
Mary Louise Ryan
South Loudouns Street
Adult Women’s Missionary Society of
Barddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
B. H. Potts
Howard Schindle
Bertha Kline
Bessie Hammond
Clarence Grim
Helen Powers
G. M. Wilkinson
Waynesboro, Pa
J. McDonald
West Monmouth Street
C. D. Shatzer
West Fairfax Lane
J. H. Good
Clara Harman
Chambersburg
E. G. Miller
Edmonton
Elberta, Can
J. A. Shatzer
Irene Coldsmith
Greencastle
Floyd Gettle
United States Marine Corps
Philadelphia
A. L. Ebersole
Louis H. Grim
West Clifford Street
Paul Ebersole
Martinsburg
George Gordon Parke
Nancy Parke
Frank L. Buckley
H. Elmer Griffin
Marshall Elliott
Carter Bryson
Edith White
Hattie White
Catherine Fletcher
Nelson White
Frank Barker
Margaret Anderson
Alma Bean
Kitty Moore
Messrs
Darry McCurdy
Ted White
Leah Buckle
Hagerstown
Martha Stine
Ralph Darling
Paul Crofts
Gracian Haines
Floyd Grim
Esther Norton
Miss Norton
H. T. Cooke
Mount Vernon
N. Y
T. W. English
Claude Grim
Roland Ryan
Gladys Carver
I. L. Carver
W. H. Woodward
New York
Col
Mrs. Bryan Conrad
David J. Randall
New York City
Lewis
H Hyde
Riverton
H H. Little
A. C. Carson
Ranpte
G. A. Hott
Stewart Kilmer
Youngstown, Pa
F. L. Largent
E. A. Welmer
E. E. Carpenter
South Kent Street
Ethel Carpenter
Mary Lee Thrift
S. A. Affreck
North Cameron Street
Dr. Howard
Wheeling
L. M. Hicks
Columbus
J. T. Stickley
Wilson
Eastwood
Glenside
J. D. O'Connell
East Cork Street
W. K. Blackford
Baden
Lawrence Geisler
Pittsburgh
John Cole
Adele Metz
James Piper
Frances Symington
Harry K Russell
J. L. Widmyer
Homer
G. M Wilkenson
Bill Ryan
John Taylor
Frank Taylor
Frame
Wea
Mary Kramer
Miriam and
Anne Nathenson
Leonardstown
Jerry Lessner
Carolyn Coln
Maurice Stienburg
Manuel Nachman
Marshall, Va
Frank Stump
Elsie
Eleanor Stump
Frank and
Thomas Stump
East Radford
E. B. Powers
West
Leicester Street
Maryland
Kentucky
Herrell Sales Corp
Chicago
W. G. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chi- Board of Trade
Hibbs Buy
Telephone National
E. L. Williams
Clarke
Buncutter Tire Co
S. Braddock St
Lovett Bros
Harrisonburg
Cavalier Electric
R. M. Swimley
George Washington
Rakish Knox Panama
Margaret L. Hodgson
J. Jos. Sullivan
Riley & Son
Kaufman’s
Coats
Kauen
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