Reception At Sunset Lodge For Mr and Mrs Miller
A sunset lodge reception on the Winchester Front Royal pike honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Front Royal Virginia. Attendants included Miss Adele Jones Miss Teddy Jocson and Miss Evelyn Weaver with guests Mrs Weaver Mrs Tyler Miller Mrs Wyndham Lee and others. The event featured yellow and green decor tea leaf readings by Ann Lee and a pink pale taffeta bridal gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Lodge
Miller
Winchester Front Royal Pike
Front Royal
Ann Lee
Washington
Weaver
Tyler Miller
William Weaver
Aubrey G. Weaver
M. C. Richardson
Wyndham Lee
Adele Jones
Teddy Jocson
Evelyn Weaver
Effie Weaver
Lucy Read Brown
Arthur Miller
Plans for nine issues of The Skipper at VPI announced
Frank W. Temple and Walter T. Anderson named editor in chief and business manager for next year as nine enlargements are planned for The Skipper, VPI's youngest publication, with a 40 page issue next week and a Valentine Number beauty contest. A sponsor will be chosen from attractive girls at eastern colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Frank W. Temple
Petersburg
Walter T. Anderson
Winchester
Skipper
Dyke Shiley Couple Plan Stephenson City Home
Ty and Shiley, daughter of Mr and Mrs D F Dyke, and Mr H S Shiley native of Waren county now living in Stephenson City, plan to establish residence. He works in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Clerk
Wood Gardner
Antioch
W. Va
Mary Nickelson
New Market
Clarence Gardner
Andrew Nickelson
Gardner
Strother Shiley
Stella Dyke
Frederick Coun
D. F. Dyke
Mr. Shiley
Waren
Stephens City
H. S. Shiley
Doctor Dr EB Powers Leaves for Johns Hopkins Post graduate study
Dr EB Powers once of Vaucluse in Frederick County and owner of agricultural interests, has practiced in Strasburg for five years. He leaves Saturday for Baltimore to pursue post graduate work at Johns Hopkins Hospital in children’s diseases obstetrics and general medicine and surgery. He will be away about five weeks with his family remaining in Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. B. Powers
Vaucluse
Frederick County
Strasburg
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Powers
Miss Gladys Miller Returns to Winchester Hospital for Duties
Miss Gladys Miller, a student nurse, has returned to Winchester Memorial Hospital after a week at her parents home near Greenwood. She recently underwent tonsil removal surgery and is now able to resume her nursing duties at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Miller
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Oscar C. Miller
Greenwood
Miss Miller
Lyda Chapman
West Clifford Street
Belmon t Fout welcomed daughter in Opequon
Mr and Mrs Belmont Fout of Opequon are congratulated on the birth of a daughter Friday May 24 at their home Mrs Fout formerly Miss Snapp daughter of Mr and Mrs O F Snapp of Clear Brook this county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Belmont
Belmont Fout
Opequon
Long Family Heads to Fredericksburg for Day Trip
Mr William F Long and his daughter Ruth travel by car from Middletown to Fredericksburg Virginia for the day. They will be joined on the return by another daughter Miss Sadie Long, a student at the State Teachers College of Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Long
Ruth Long
Middletown
Fredericksburg
Sadie Long
State Teachers’ College of
Brad dock Street Church Young Christians Meet Friday
The regular monthly meeting of the Young Christians Class of Brad dock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will be held at 8 o clock Friday evening at the home of Mrs Harry Butler at 445 North Loudoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Harry Butler
North
Loudoun Street
Riefkohl Couple to Spend Week in Winchester Before Sailing to St Thomas
Lieut.-Commander and Mrs. Riefkohl depart June 6 for Winchester Virginia to visit Mrs. Riefkohl’s mother Mrs. J William Riley before heading to New York to sail for St Thomas Virgin Islands where he will serve as aide to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Riefkohl
Winchester
Riefkohl
J. William Riley
New York
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Local People To Attend Hillside Lake Park Opening
Local residents will attend the Hillside Lake Park opening one mile east of Martinsburg on the Martinsburg Charles Town pike tonight. Dancing starts at 9 and ends at 1. Music by the West Virginians of Martinsburg directed by Jack Schill. The park offers bathing boating picnic grounds and an attractive dance pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Park
Hillside Lake Park
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Miss Evans To Receive Garfield Diploma
Frances Evans daughter of Samuel Evans arrived from Washington to attend Garfield Hospital graduation exercises tomorrow evening. She will stay at the hospital to continue studies until early fall and previously graduated from Handley High School with many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Battalion
Handley High School
George Washington Hotel
Shenandoah Valley Serenaders
Garland R. Quarles
Susan Saulsbury
Virginia Silver
Thomas E. Kremer
H. S. Duffey
Miss Evans
Garfield
Frances Evans
Samuel Evans
Washington
Garfield Hospital
Garden Club Pilgrimage Showcases Georgetown Homes
Winchester Clarke County Garden Club members toured Georgetown 5 Garden Club open houses including All Hallows Guild grounds at 67 percent acres and the cathedral area. Notable stops were The Causeway Parmelee home Tudor House and Admiral John Hall Wood estate with roses and rhododendrons in full bloom. Guests included Mrs Radcliffe Mrs Warden and many locals while a tea at Mrs Hollinth closed the day amid praised vistas and garden displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Winchester Ad
Clarke County
Georgetown 5
al Pan Oe Ee
Bishop
Washington Cathedral
Colombine
Winchester and
Clarke County Club
All Hallows’ Guild
Causeway
Whitmore Cross
Charles G. Warden
Tudor House
Armisterd Peters
Radcliffe
Sevier
Admiral
John Hall Wood
Briland
Hollinth
Robert T. Barton
Lily H. Baker
Louis L. Baker
Leigh A. Fuller
Charles W. Trenary
Daniel E. Wright
James P. Reardon
H. B. McCormac
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Edward G. Baker
Rose MacDonald
Lewis H. Hyde
Fred. L. Glaize
Boyd
John M. Steck
Victor Arthur
F. T. McFaden
Frances McFaden
Hunter
William Massey
Lucy Kurtz
H. Clay DeGrange
Katherine Glass Greene
Clara Wood
Harry K. Russell
Joseph A. Massie
W. A. Baker
B. M. Roszel
E. C. Stuart
Cummings
Seven Fine Foals Arrive This Season At Cullen Farm
Col Dorsey Cullen reports seven foals arriving from his Windsor farm including four by Baby Grand and one each by Mainmaet Amantell and War Star. Notable foals are a brown colt out of Ada Doe and a chestnut filly out of Three with multiple dams cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Clarke County
Dorsey Cullen
Baby Grand
Windsor Stud
Virginia
Mainmaet
Amantell
War Star
Grandwood
Slim Princess
Sempronine
Ada Doe
Deering Dee
Mrs Massie and Miss Kern Head to Baltimore for Day Trip
Mrs. Joseph A. Massie and Miss Ann Brook Kern departed this morning for Baltimore to visit friends and spend the day there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Massie
Ann Brook Kern
Baltimore
Radio Broadcast Schedule Across Cities and Programs
A dense OCR listing details radio station call letters and city names from Atlantic City to Richmond with times for organ recitals orchestras news and variety programs. Includes WPG WBAL WCAU KDKA WHAM WGY WJR WSB WEAF and others and notes multiple hours of continuous programming across stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPG
Atlantic City
Ritz-Carlton Roof
Ensemble
Subway Boys
Wbal Baltimore
WBAL
Musile
the Arcadians
Rame
WJZ
Art Gallery
WCAU
Philadelphia
Dior
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Hote! Orch
Felines
Master Wilson i Oeste
de Beelindloet
Fietel Orchestra
Sileut
Rochester
Schenectady
Beth the Joneses
WBZ
Springfield
Templars
Hatwonies
Peor
Inures
Cleveland
WCX
WJR
Detroit
Amos
Newa
WSB Atlanta
Harry Pomar
Wear & Wiz
Filly lineup from Mainmast and Amantell sired foals
Bay filly by Mainmast out of Carie Baker and a brown filly by War Star out of Dexwood. chestnut filly by Amantell out of Glorie de Verdun. all by outside sires described with color and lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainmast
Carie Baker
Horron
War Star
Dexwood
Vindex
Amantell
Glorie de Verdun
L'Oisseau
Wacket Triumphs in Cavendish Plate at Woodbine
In the Windsor stud line, Gloria de Verdun was spared for Negofol’s BEspino son. Amantell and Glorie de Verdun produced Leonard B. and Wacket, a promising juvenile. Wacket won last Saturday’s Cavendish Plate at Woodbine, covering four and a half furlongs in 55 1-5 over eleven rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Stud
Gloria de Verdun
Bespino Son
Negofol
Amantell
Glorie de Verdun
Leonard B
Wacket
Woodbine
Millions expected to visit national parks in 1929 data
C T Owen of the Shenandoah division of the American Automobile Association says 2.5 to 3 million car owners will visit national parks in 1929. He lists opening dates for Crater Lake, General Grant, Glacier, Grand Canyon, Sequoia and others, with many parks open year round or from June to September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.T. Owen
Shenandoah
American Automobile Association
Owen
Crater Lake
Oregon
General Grant
California
Glacier
Montana
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Not Springs
Arkansas
Lafayette
Maine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isabelle F. Miller
Mr. Anderson
Virginia Tech Magazine
Dr. Powers
Memorial Hospital
Teachers’ College
Young Christians
Comdr. Riefkohl
T. the Virgin Islands
Huntsberry
Merlin Bly
J. F. Bly
Joseph Nicholas
Keister W. Adams
Boston
Adams
Louis Starr
Bernardsville, N. J
J. M. Bovard
R. K. Mellon
Edward Burns
Pittsburgh, Pa
Mary Katherine Kern
Goucher College
Mr. I. Friedman
The
Joseph Fiess Company
Thomas Sowers
Stone Bridge
Harry Warden
Berryville
Fred Gochenour
Upperville
J. L. Meek
J. J. Green
C. C. Barnes
Kansas City, Mo
A. F. Fay
W. S. von DuVont
Urbana, Till
Walter G. Hurdle
Mr. Hurdle
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Capt
Hayward Jeffries
Messrs. Ashby
Osmar Swanson
Margaret St. Ceran
Martin Wisecarver
F. R. Early
Sarah
J. A. Fansler
Charlottesville
Mr. Diller
Columbia Phonograph Company
J. R. Alexander, Jr
Shenandoah Caverns
James Lamp
Bristol
Tenn.Va
Philip Georges
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Messrs
John W. Warner
W. A. Smith
Greenville, N. C
J. T. Mosche
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, Va
Jack
G. M. Mitchell
Eric Ponton
A. J. Ponton
Millboro
Sadie Reid
Charles Street
Mr. Ponton
Garland Spillman
School of Pharmacy
Medical College of Virginia
Mrs
Carson Spillman
National Avenue
Mildred Shryock
Daleville, Va
Ida F. Shryock
Washington Street
Cullen Farm
Aeer
Associated Press
Edna Peters
Miami
Fla
Europe
SSAA
Sada Radio Prograk Vysassss
Clear Channel
WABC
National Memorial Service
Hoover
WOR
CAU
WNAC
WEAN
WJAS
WADC
WMAL
Krueger’s Or
Wnac Wean
WFBL
WKBW
WCAO
WLBW
United States Marine Band
WJIAS
WSPD
WHK
Ramous
Wjel
WCAC
WGHP
George Olsen
WKAC
WLEW
WFAN
WEAF
Arlington Cemetery
WEEI
WTIC
WJAR
WTAG
WCSH
WLIT
WRC
WGY
WCR
WTAM
WWJ
WHAS
WSM
WBT
WJAX
WRVA
WRAL
Indianapolis
CSH
WFI
WGR
Ene
WSAI
WCAE
WGN
WSB
WEEIL
Andy Sannella
WJIC
WJIAR
Wwdj
WSAT
KYW
WAPI
Nathan Hale
WFT
WFJC
WIOD
Vincent Lopez
Hotel Dance Orchestra
Daven Bernie
Hotel Orchestra
May Singhi Breen
Peter de Rose
WJIZ
Beauty Serenade
WHAM
WJIR
WLW
Pernie
Haenschen
WWJIL
Rosaro Bourdon
WBAT
WIR
WIJAX
Gladys Rice
WWJZ
Palais d'Or
United Symphony Orchestra
Chain Key Station
WLWL
Talis
Orch
Theater
Newark
Fulton Royal Orchestra
Charles W. Hamp
Goldy
Dusty
Lone Star
Ranners
Little Symphony
Cincinnati
Uncle Lab
Walter Wilson
Hollingsworth Hall
Oilers
Glad Girls
Georgia Serenadera
Amis
Andy
Sheldon
Charlotte
Weaf & Wiz
Louisville
Orchestra
Nashville
Sean
Howecesting
WE & Wiz
Man Who Knows
Richmond
Baptist Church Musicale
WIZ & Weaf
Dixie Spiritual Singerschestra
MSOF
Warrer
Warner Bros
Rim
North Main Street
Laseen Volcanic
Mesa Verde
Colorado
Mount McKinley
Alaska
Mount Rainier
Platt
Oklahoma
Rocky Mountain
Sequoi
Sully Hill
North Dakota
Wind Cave
South Dakota
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Yosemite
Zion
Utah
Lovett Bros
Hotel Jack
Seckler
Wicker
Lloyd Loom
Ki. M. Swimey
George Washington Hote
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