Schedule of Local Meetings and Events
Wednesday events include a 4:00 p m picnic in Handley at Bubbling Springs on Capon River, a 7:00 p m charter ration dinner and dance at the George Washington Hotel and Winchester Golf Club, and a 1:00 p m Rotary Club luncheon at the same hotel. Saturday features an 8:00 p m spring dance recital by Dorothy Ewing School pupils at Handley High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Bennett
Handley
Bubbling Springs
Capon River
Junior Board of Trade
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Golf Club
Rotary Club
Frances Asbury Union
Esther Eustler
Dorothy Ewing School
Handley High School
Junior Board of Trade Dance Follows Charter Dinner
Many out of town guests attend the Winchester Junior Board of Trade charter presentation dinner at the George Washington Hotel. Notables from Hagerstown Hancock Martinsburg Leesburg and Staunton plan dances afterward at Winchester Golf Club. The Rev Ronald S Wilson reports a birth Mary Carrington Wilson and mother and child are doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Winchester
Leslie Lakin
Colburne Jones
John, Jamison
Alex. Phryhoda
Adley Sica
Odello Leiter
H. Paul Ridehour
Hagerstown
Phillip A. Rauth
R. 8. Dillon, Jr
Homer E. Tabler, Jr
Ralph Donnelly
Jack Cahill
Paul Imphony
Harper F. Diehl
Hancock
William Shaffer
Jack Nadenbush
Gilbert McKown
Preston Hopper
Brother Martin
Martinsburg
W. Va
Powell Harrison, Jr
Edward Norment
Jack Russell
Mathrey Pulliam
Jack Caviness
Sterling Harrison
Stanley Reed
Lucas D. Phillips
Holmes Thomas
Francis Patton
Howard Armfield
Leesburg
Minor Hudson
Robert Ewing
Thomas Dowsey
Alice Causey
Oliver Pagan
Leonard Whitaker
Lyle O’rourke
Fred Linton
Arthur Clephane
Washington, D.C
Roswell Rosengren
Buffalo
Assmas Daley
Shirley
Mass
Ronald Reeder
Great Cacapon
Edward Bane
Ian McDonald
Arthur Austen
Warrenton
C. K. Brown
Harry Lovett
C. G. Gran
Staunton
Alumni Invited to 8 V A Finals Dance at Winchester Club
Captain Hodgson invites Shenandoah Valley Academy alumni to the 8 V A finals dance at Winchester Golf Club Monday night from 9 to 2. Bob Riley and his Cub Orchestra will perform. Cadet corps lines up committees for decorations entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
John Hodgson
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester Golf Club
Bob Riley
Victor, Emerson
David Coale
White Brewer
John Strandwitz
Russell Linehart
Elmer Kneller
Charles Stuckey
David Moore
Ted Isemann
Tom Moore
Herbert Morris
Hyman announces birth and Virginia connections
Mr and Mrs A M Hyman of Waynesboro and Charlottesville announce the birth of a son at University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville on Monday evening. Mrs Hyman formerly Miss Pearl Cohen of the area city. J Hyman is a brother of Mrs Jack Wilkins of this city and friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hyman
Waynesboro
Charlottesville
University of Virginia Hospital
Hyman
Pearl Cohen
J. Hyman
Jack Wilkins
Turgeon to Photograph Europe Vacation for Social Spectator
Mr and Mrs Frank Turgeon return to their city home from Florida and plan a July departure from New York on Cunard Line to Europe. Turgeon will provide candid and portrait photography in France and England while representing Social Spectator Magazine. He will accept photography orders before July.
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Frank Turgeon
Floriia
Europe
France
England
New York
Cunard
Turgeon
Social Spectator
East
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across Clues
Puzzle list shows across clues with multiple corrupted fragments and missing letters. Entries include signals for 23 Produce Arabia 25 Help 4 Diminutive 27 North of James America 7 Border of a abbr garment and more. Some entries appear cut or jumbled, making full answers uncertain.
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Arabia
James
America
Japan
Modern Etiquette Q and A by Roberta Lee
A newspaper column presents etiquette answers on table centerpieces pronunciation of fiance and fiancee and who should hint it is time to return home. It notes a fruit centerpiece with a bowl of oranges apples peaches pears and grapes as effective.
Costumes For Ewing Dance Recital On Display
Colorful costumes to be worn by Ewing Studio of Dance Art pupils will be shown in local shop windows. The annual recital occurs Saturday at 8 pm in Handley High School Auditorium, with authentic designs and artistic color themes such as Blue Danube and Hungarian Suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Ewing Studio of Dance Art
Handley High School
Local Residents Entertained and Visit Nearby Cities
Kirksville Missouri seen visitors as Vergil Lee Robinson stays with his parents. Hunts near here welcomed Mr and Mrs Hunter inson. Hockman and Canter families returned from Danville Roanoke Virginia. Willard Corrigan of Washington DC visited his mother on Fairview Avenue. Susie Clem Wardensville and Martha Clem Washington DC plan a four week vacation in Ohio and Nashville for Rosengren’s talk. Minor Hudson Washington DC to host at Riddgely White's Mer ryman Lane. Mrs Sadie Thompson travels to Martinsburg WV for her son W W Thompson's twenty first wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergil Lee Robinson
Kirksville
Mrs. Hunter Inson
Willard Corrigan
Washington
This
Fairview Avenue
Susie Clem
Wardensville
W. Va
Martha Clem
Washington, D. C
Zanesville
Ohio
Caer
Sadie Thompson
Martinsburg
W. W. Thompson
That City
South Street
Wardensville Banquet Highlights Local School Teens
Front Royal and Warren County News reports Wardensville High School held its Junior and Senior banquet at Hotel Royal on Saturday night. Mrs. Warren W. Whitside, visiting her parents, will return to Norfolk tomorrow. Mr. J. B. Harnsberger returns from trips to Baltimore and Washington. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Martin announce the birth of a daughter on May 21 at Memorial Hospital. Martin manages the meat department of Sanitary Grocery in Front Royal. Guests visit from Washington and local towns as families host relatives and travel plans for Willows Maryland. Rebekah Lodge representative Alvan W. Berryman attends Grand Assembly in Lynchburg. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baldwin with Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Creel and Charlotte Creel of Alexandria. Ellie Byrd Eastham of Luray visits with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Wardensville High School
Hotel Royal
Warren W. Whitside
W. E. Carson
Norfolk
R. V. Martin
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Martin
Sanitary Grocery
Indians May Turn Out To Be A Tough Team This Season
Cleveland Indians may become a strong opponent this season despite doubts from manager Oscar Witt. Johnny Allen and Earl Averill powered a 9-5 win over the Yankees as New York slipped to third. Boston’s Grove and Foxx led a 5-4 victory over Detroit as the Red Sox rose to second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Indians
Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Oscar Witt
Indians
Yanks
New York
Johnny Allen
Earl Averill
Tribe
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Allen
Bill Dickey
Gehrig
Averill
Lefty Grove
Jimmy Foxx
Boston
Grove
York
Greenberg
Ross
Foxx
Boston Bees
Cincinnati
Reds
Bees
Notable weekend visits and local church service in Warren County
Mr and Mrs Gus King spent Friday in Washington D C. Rev Arthur Wake of Strasburg gave the memorial address at the Odd Fellows Memorial Service in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Rev John Owens of Front Royal preached the Warren County High School commencement sermon to a full auditorium. Mary Wine of Manassas visits Carmel Clem. Mrs James B Golden and Mrs S S Roszel return with Miss Mary LeRoy from Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wake
Strasburg
Odd Fellows
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Mrs
Gus King
Washington, D. C
John Owens
Front Royal Methodist Church
Warren County High School
Trainham
Shannon
Harrison
Miss Mary Wine of
Manassas
Carmel Clem
Pennant Parades Scores From Yesterday and Today’s Games
Yesterday’s results show Cleveland beat New York 9 to 5 while Philadelphia topped St. Louis 6 to 1 and Chicago defeated Washington 10 to 3. Boston edged Detroit 5 to 4 as today schedules list New York at Detroit and Philadelphia at Chicago among others. Cleveland leads with a .600 winning percentage followed by Boston and New York in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Piraire
Ghigebo
Baseball scores from National League games
Boston defeated Cincinnati 10 to 9 while Chicago won 10 to 4 over Brooklyn. New York beat St. Louis 9 to 4 and Pittsburgh hosted Philadelphia. Cincinnati visits Boston and Chicago travels to Brooklyn with St Louis at New York. Weather concerns noted for Pittsburgh at Philadelphia game.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh-Philadelphia
Wet Grounds
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Atte Ee
Chicago Paseo Rseens
Boston Ceay
Cincinnati Oateen
See Eee Eee
St. Louis Near
Seeeneseres
Philadelphia Wee Nee
Local Boy Exhibits Four-Root Radish at The Star
Freak Radish Franklin Snapp of 521 South Cameron street displayed a white icicle radish at The Star office featuring four separate roots. Snapp noted his grandmother Mrs. James Hottel helped grow the crop, though the radish was not unusually large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Snapp
No. 521
South
Cameron Street
Star Office
Snapp
James Hottel
Famous Places In the United States booklet offer
A promotional notice from the Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau will sell a picture book titled Famous Places In the United States. It covers major historical sites in all 50 states and the District of Columbia with photographs and descriptive text. Cost ten cents postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
States
District of Columbia
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Lez
Mrs. Stimmel
Stimmer
Clearbrook
Harry Swimley
Charles Town
C. E. Graham
Dorothy Wingfield
F. B. Farnsworth
Summit Point
Etta Triplett
Harry S. Bunner
Stephenson, Va
Paul Bunner
Grantham Graham
Grover Bunner
Wilson
Ronald S. “Wilson
Winchester ‘Memorial Hospital
Wilmer F. Shryock
Main St
Frances Asbury
Methodist Church
Esther Butsler
Massanetta
Missi Frank Turgeon
Magazine
Robert Miller
East Gerrard Street
Richard Allen Miller
Miller
Mary Carlisle
Little Theatre
East Lynne
Capitol Theatre
Arthur Field
Frances Beverley
Eugene Cooper
S. C. Brooks
W. H. Bosserman, Jr
Salome Crisman
Bennie Berchie
E. P. Browning
Arthur M. Field
J. H. Minnigerode
McSherry Lupton
J.B. McKee
George Snarr
Ralph Hengeveld
Alan Pgery
Ridgely White
Joseph Thomas
Alecia
Daily Cross
P Lee
Roberta Lee
Violet Hean
Robert Steele
Harmon Shanholtz
South Kent Street
Hiram Stimmel
Robert Stimmel
Mary Carr
Carl Snapp
Macedonia
Katherine Snapp
Arthur F. Streit
Woodstock
Raymond &S. Tuttle
Lenz Beach
California
Lester Arnold
South Stewart Street
Commander Tuttle
United States Navy
L. L. Hockman
Garland Canter
Danville
Roanoke
N. Y
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Nashville
Mrs. Minor Hudson
Mrs. C. Ridgely White
Merryman's Lane
Front Royal and
Warren County News
J. B. Harnsberger
Baltimore
Mrs. W. C. Weaver
Mrs. Egge
Miss Jackson
Orville Bowen
Erwin Bowen
Willows Md
W. G. Hardesty
Alvan W. Berryman
Lynchburg
Shenandoah Rebekah Lodge
Grand Assembly of the Rebekahs
Richard Baldwin
R. T. Creel
Charlotte Creel
Alexandia
Ellie Byrd Eastham of
Luray
Philip Eastham
Haldeman’s
Ness
North Ame
Assur
Society P. D. Ene
Aeene
Winchester, Va
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Slick Castleman
Cubs
van Mungo
Augie Galan
Ripper Collins
White Sox
Monte Stratton
Gee Walker
Lynn Nelsoon
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Robert Massie
Bobby
Washington, Va
Massie
W. J Kendrick
Tanglewood
Vesta Gardner
George Cable
Lillian McFall
L. H. McFall
Erma Cline
Lola Barman
Keezletown
Frank Compton
New New City
Clarence Sage
Charles Reaves
Catskill
Loving Service Circle of the King’s Daughters
Moving Picture
Romance In the Dark
In the Park Theatre Eer
Thursay
James B. Golden
8S. S. Roszel
Lyn de Lashmutt
Mrs. de Lashmutt
Walter Olmstead
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Frederick County Schools
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John Marshall
Eddie Brenner
W. Boscawen
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
BIG Joe
United Food Stores
Mary Ellen Miller
Cara Nome
Brooks’ Pharmacy
RED Cross
The
CAPRI
Huntsberry’s
Sunshine Cleaners
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