Irish Home Rule and 1922 Nationhood Amid World War Aftermath
The article surveys Irish political evolution from 1916 to 1922, noting Sinn Fein activity and Roger Casement’s influence, then describes the 1921 truce and the December 6 1921 treaties leading to Ireland organizing as a nation with capital and labor united. It mentions De Valera’s efforts and ends with a social note on Florence Morgan and George Clark engagement in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Redmond
Ireland
Ulster
Sinn Fein
Sir Roger Casement
Germany
England
de Valera
Roszel
Social Calendar Reminders Across Town This Week
The schedule lists Crusaders class at Miss Virginia Tharpe on East Piccadilly street, Modern Woodmen of America Camp No 15510 on North Loudoun street, Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel, youth choir practice at First Baptist Church, Veterans of Foreign Wars at Farmers and Merchants National Bank, Lutheran adult choir on Sundays, Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel, Good-Fellows Club at Hotel Jack, Red Bud Brethren Church Workers Council meeting, American Legion weekly luncheon, and University Women meeting at Mrs. Stewart Elting’s Merriman’s Lane home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Tharpe
East Piccadilly Street
Modern Woodmen of America
North
Loudoun Street
Veterans Foreign Wars
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
Workers’ Council
Red Bud
American Association University Women
Stewart Elting
Merriman’s Lane
Workers’ Council of
Roszel on Ireland and Home Rule at Century Club
Colonel B. M. Roszel spoke on Ireland and Home Rule, tracing Ireland's political evolution from tribal times to a capital labor tension and the rise of figures like O Connell Parnell Redmond. He noted land tenure reforms and the shift toward constitutional agitation under Gladstone and the National League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Roszel
Ireland
Century Club
England
Daniel O’connell
Parnell
Gladstone
Trish
National League
John Redmond
House of Commons
Redmond
Eather
Surprise Shower For Edith Birdsall At Church Circle
A surprise miscellaneous shower honored Miss Edith Birdsall at Mrs. John A. Rosenberger's home on Northwestern Grade. Circle No. 1 of Market Street Methodist Church hosted the event celebrating her engagement to Harold Clark of Richmond. Yellow and white decor framed the gifts as about 25 circle members offered best wishes for an August wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Birdsall
John A. Rosenberger
Circle No. 1
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Birdsall
Miss Birdall
Harold Clark
Richmond
Grim Named Assistant Manager At Alexandria Woolworth
Robert Grim formerly stock clerk at the local Woolworth five and ten stores is transferred to the Alexandria Woolworth store as assistant manager. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Grim, 112 West Germain Street, a Handley High School graduate class of 1931 with three years at Woolworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grim
Alexandria
Woolworth
Brooks Pharmacy Ad Promotes Ice Cream Flavors
Southern Dairies offers Butter Pecans Cherry Custard Strawberry Chocolate and Vanilla ice creams with delivery. The ad highlights fountain drinks and their brook’s pharmacy location as the pickup point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Dairies
Musical Club Delivers Strong Beethoven Seventh
A Martinsburg based Music Club concert features Miss Virginia Barr and Miss Adele Hutchinson performing Beethoven's Seventh Symphony on piano, with a preface by Mrs. Eugene Cooper. Evva Stouffer fills harp gap with de Beriot suite, and Cynthia Davidson Clapham closes with Adelaide and encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Moses
Martinsburg
Kent Miller
Elizabeth Dyke
Virginia Barr
Adele Hutchinson
Eugene Cooper
Music Club
Cooper
Evva Stouffer
de Beriot
Miss Stouffer
de Bennot
Cynthia Davidson Clapham
Mrs Harris to Address Garden Club at Milton Valley
Mrs Floyd Harris of Stoke Aldie Va will speak on Perennials to the Garden Club at the former home Milton Valley Clarke county tomorrow afternoon. Miss Doris Sabine assistant librarian at Washington and Lee University Lexington was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs C B Carr at Boyce and hosted also Gray W Hume Jr on the Carrs staff at the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Harris
William Beverley
Frank Tilford
Milton Valley
Clarke County
Stoke
Aldie, Va
Doris Sabine
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
C. B. Carr
Boyce
Mrs. Carr
Gray W. Hume, Jr
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Merchants Promote Greater Prosperity Drive in The Star
Eddie Hermann leads a 15 week campaign urging housewives to buy Lux soap and related products with promotional displays installed by Daniel Bernstein. The Lever Brothers plan aims to boost overall demand and attract more merchandise, with Lux Rinso Lifebuoy highlighted and Miss Louise Dixon hosting free lectures at the Palace Theatre cooking school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Daniel Bernstein
Eddie
Lever Brothers
Eddie Hermann
Eddie G. Hermann
Louise Dixon
Palace Theatre
Lux-Rinso-Lifebuoy
Lux
Tea and Shower for Mrs. William Stickley at Stephens City
Mrs. William Stickley Jr a recent bride was the honor guest at a tea from 4 to 6 yesterday at Sunnyside Stephens City hosted by Miss Irene Stickley assisted by Miss Hilda Lovett and Mrs. Claude Stickley. A shower followed with many gifts. She wed three weeks ago and was formerly Bertha Waddell a Stephens City teacher. The couple are temporarily at the home of William Stickley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
William Stickley
Irene Stickley
Hilda Lovett
Claude Stickley
Sunnyside
H. P. Lovett
Stickley
Miss Flannery Weds Mr. Joseph Arnold in Mount Washington
Miss Margaret Flannery and Mr. Joseph Arnold, both of Mount Washington, were married yesterday. Mrs. Arnold has visited Miss Jane Mudd of this city and has many local friends. She is the daughter of William J. Flannery of Mount Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Flannery
Jos. Arnold
Margaret Flannery
Joseph Arnold
Mount Washington
Baltimore
Arnold
Jane Mudd
William J. Flannery
Collins Return From Visit to Athlone Read Family
Mr and Mrs Charles Collins who have been staying with Mr and Mrs F Allerton Read Jr of Athlone Clarke County returned Sunday night to their home in Rye N Y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Collins
F. Allerton Read, Jr
Athlone
Clarke County
Rye
Mr. H. C. Sheetz Sr Leaves for Baltimore on Business
Mr. H. C. Sheetz Sr departed yesterday for Baltimore where he will stay several days on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Sheetz, Sr
Baltimore
H. H. Jennings
Racine, Wis
Mrs. Margaret Burch Recedes Illness at Boyce
Miss Margaret Burch, long confined at Boyce by illness, is able to go out. Mrs. N Charles Burke of Towson Maryland will arrive Friday to stay with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs R E Mudd. Mrs Burke will be joined by her daughter Mrs Adrian Hughes Jr also of Towson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMasters
Strasburg
T. V. DeMasters
Margaret Burch
Boyce
N. Charles Burke
Towson, Md
R. E. Mudd
Chambers Couple Attends Music Lovers Club Concert
Rev and Mrs B D Chambers of Millwood traveled to Winchester last night to attend the Music Lovers Club concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Chambers
Millwood
Winchester
Music Lovers’ Club
Mr. H. H. Jennings Leaves for Racine Wisconsin
Mr. H. H. Jennings departed yesterday for Racine Wisconsin where he is to engage in undisclosed business activities in the absence of further details from the report.
Mrs Strawderman Shows Slight Improvement After Illness
Mrs. A. R. Strawderman, ill for a week at her home, is reported today to be slightly improved. Visitors included Mrs. Marcus Costello and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomas of Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Strawderman
Miss Sutphin Returns to School After Illness
Miss Anna Fay Sutphin resumes attendance at her school after an absence of one week due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Fay Sutphin
Local Social Notes From Halethrope to Aldie
Mr and Mrs Laurens Jones and their young daughter are spending a week visiting friends in Halethrope Maryland. Mr and Mrs Levender Williams and Mrs Emma Pelter have gone to Emlenton Pennsylvania to visit Mrs Nannie Garmony. Miss Harriet Pearson has returned home after teaching in Chase City Virginia. Mrs W R Perrine returns home after several days in Washington. Mrs Floyd Harris of Stoke Aldie Virginia will luncheon guest of Mrs L Glaize on East Piccadilly street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Laurens Jones
Halethrope, Md
Harriet Pearson
Chase City
Floyd Harris
Stoke
Aldie, Va
L. Glaize
East Piccadilly Street
Local families visit Mount Alto Hospital patient
Mrs Holmes Owens and family spent Sunday at Mount Alto Hospital to visit her husband undergoing treatment. The DeMasters family of this city welcomed their grandson T V Jr home after weeks with his grandmother in Elkton Virginia. Mrs E Blanche Crisman visited the Danleys on Graystone Terrace while Frank Feinburg, a longtime local businessman, stopped to see friends en route from Ben to Farmville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Owens
Carmen
Calvin, Jr
Wesley Webber
Joy
Lee
Blair
Della Shutts
Mount Alto Hospital
Washington
T. V. DeMasters
Cora Veazie
Elkton
Frank Feinburg
Ben
Farmville
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Poe
Florence Morgan
A. M. S. Morgan
Charles Town
Florence H. Morgan
George E. Clark
Lisbon
N. H
Morgan
William A. Morgan
Shepherdstown
J. E. B. Stuart
Mr. Clarke
Dartmouth College
Boston
Mass
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Young People’s Choir
The
First Baptist Church
Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Good-Fellows Club
Hotel Jack
American Legion
Mary
Sybilla Crisman
Capt
A. F. Huebner
Hue-Wood
Leghorn Farm
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Irene Headley
Elsie Mathews
Thelma Hauptman
Stewart Street
Albert Clark
M. D. Mathews
Emma Cain
Helen Fugitt
Margaret Richards
J. W. Headley
Herman Stine
Bruce Gorham
Cramer Lycett
Jack Harrell
Beverley Rice
Virgil Prince
Hugh Funkhouser
Richard Bauserman
William Brown
Joseph Rowe
Capps Hoshour
Miss Headley
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Emily Sanford
Irene Mathews
Alma Rowe
Misses Bethel Athey
Retha Carson Cooper
Evelyn Bywaters
Opequon
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Bryarly Community League
A. R. van Cleave
Christian Church
Wenderi
Trust Department
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Commercial & Savags Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp’n
E. Blanche Crisman
Mrs
F. W. Danley
Graystone Terrace
RYTEX
New B. & C
R. G. A. Store
Mads
New York
Winchester Printers & Stationers
Nina Wolford
S. V. Lewis
Mary Virginia Hoover
Carnation Beauty Shop
Piccadilly St
Jack
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washinton Hotel
Helen Robles
Jane
Stafford Pemberton
Selby
FORD
Loudoun St
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun
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