Missionary Society Birthday Party At Grace Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church South Middletown held its annual birthday party with Rev. C. C. Bush and Mrs. Bush as principal speakers. The event featured a report showing $150 raised last year and a silver offering of about $15. The gathering, at Mrs. M. L. Larrick and Mrs. Howard Owings home, included welcome remarks by Rev. W. P. Saunders and music by Miss Lelia Ludwiz and Miss Lula Lauck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Owings
W. P. Saunders
W P. Saunders
Gordon Keith
Lelia Ludwiz
Lula _ Lauck
Community Calendar Highlights Weekly Club Meetings
Weekly schedule lists Rotary Club luncheon and Gen Turner Ashby Chapter meeting, Daughters of the American Revolution event at Geo. Washington Hotel, and multiple church choirs. Armistice Day supper and bazar hosted by American Legion Auxiliary at George Washington Hotel. Music Lovers' Club fall concert Monday at George Washington Hotel. Lions Club luncheon Tuesday noon. Triwanis Club weekly meeting Wednesday at 12:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onrne
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Noble C. Pierce
South Stewart Street
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Handley Library
District Nurse Association
Clarence E. Hardy
Braddock Street
Tuberculosis Fund
American Legion Post
Young Peoples’ Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
George Washington Hotel
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Music Lovers’ Club
Lions’ Club
First Baptist Church
Triwanis Club
Shower Honoring Newlyweds At De Haven Home
A miscellaneous shower for Roy Armentrout and his bride was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Stewart A. De Haven of Siler. Gifts, games, Victrola music, and refreshments followed, with many relatives and friends in attendance wishing the couple happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart A. de Haven
Siler
Roy Armentrout
S. A. DeHaven
Alexander $* Haven
Ray Armentout
Milton Luttrell
Paul Hilyard
Hob. Hutzler
Ursal DeHaven
French Kiry
Hutch DeHaven
Mr Williams to Speak Before D A R
Fort Loudoun Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution invites patriotic and civic groups to a 8 30 p m meeting at the George Washington Hotel. Mr R Gray Williams will give the main talk described as outstanding and among the year's top programs. Hostesses include Mrs Charles W Trenary Mrs John H Rosenberger Mrs William Richards and Miss Mary Robinson. Public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington Hotel
R Gray Williams
Charles W. Trenary
John H. Rosenberger
William Richards
Mary Robinson
Eva De Haven and Roy Armentrout wed in Hagerstown
Announcement reports the marriage of Eva De Haven of Frederick County to Roy Armentrout of the city. They wed at the Methodist parsonage in Hagerstown on October 21. Eva is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart DeHaven. Roy is son of Mrs. Armentrout near Culpeper and formerly with the local rubber plant, now at the Hagerstown plant. The couple plans to reside in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva DeHaven
Frederick County
Roy Armentrout
Hagerstown
Stewart DeHaven
Armentrout
Culpeper
Endeavors To Hold Joint Services At City Hall
Winchester Christian Endeavor Union announced plans for a Sunday service at city hall on November 12 at 2 15 pm featuring a music heavy program. Mr and Mrs N H Carpenter Jr welcome a son born Friday November 3 at Memorial Hospital. Mr Carpenter serves as manager of the Shenandoah Paper Board Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Christian Endeavor Union
Carpenter
N. H. Carpenter, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Shenancdoah Paper Board Company
Local residents move and health updates from Clarke county
Mr and Mrs Donald McFaden have moved to a new home on Stonewall Avenue. Mr A Read Jr from Athlone Millwood is in satisfactory condition after appendectomy at Memorial Hospital. Francis Metro shows slow improvement. Mrs John Heber Flood hosted a luncheon at Thornhill Manor. George Allison departed to York Pennsylvania as a guest relative. Wilmer F Shryock has joined D W Ritenous in insurance at 146 North Loudoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Taylor
Keswick, Va
Joseph A. Massie
Amherst Street
Marie, Aikin
John W. Nail
North Loudoun Street
East Orange N. J
J. J. Carroll
Nail
Donald McFaden
Loudoun Street
Stonewall Avenue
A. Read, Jr
Athlone
Millwood
Clarke County
Memorial Hospital
John Heber Flood
Valey Avenue
Thornhill Manor
Wilmer F. Shryock
Wno
J. W. Arthur
D. W. Ritenous
Sackful of dynamite near Hoover special train sparks election fears
One year ago a dynamite cache was found near a special Hoover train en route to California. Voting records shattered as ballots arrived rapidly. 1,413 votes recorded by 2 pm in the city. Armistice Day sales and closures noted. Hoover rest at Stanford. local events include a new Capitol Theatre organist.
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Hoover
Spark
Nev
California
John William Clark
Frederick County
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lynn
Mass
Herbert Hoover
Stanford University
Calif
Ernest L. Houde
New Capitol Theatre
Ten years ago in West Virginia local news roundup
Albert Pine, a prominent farmer, is brought to Memorial Hospital unconscious after a truck accident near Bunker Hill. Towns Bus Company adds a new sleeping coach to its Valley Pike fleet. Thomas O. Davis dies in Lost City. Frederick county farmer Thomas F. Reardon, 48, dies after surgery. Elsie Janis, Broadway entertainer, performs at Empire Theatre on a $1 500 guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pine
Memorial Hospital
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Towns Bus Company
Valley Pike
Thomas O. Davis
Lost City
Thomas F. Reardon
Frederick County
Elsie Janis
Empire Theatre
German envoys seek peace terms as fighting continues
Fifteen years ago German envoys were given Allied peace terms while Western Front fighting continued. Valley Turnpike directors plan to dissolve the corporation. A Steubenville soldier died of flu in a local hospital, with his mother arriving too late. Cumberland Md advertises for 50 machinists for new railroad shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Turnpike
Western Front
Steubensville
Ohio
Cumberland
Winchester and Frederick County Welfare Board Minutes
In the Winchester and Frederick County Welfare Board meeting held in City Hall yesterday routine business was transacted. Mrs. Robert T. Barton chaired the board and Miss Margaret Hurst served as executive secretary and also led the Red Cross chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester and Frederick
Roll Call Time On Radio Programs For Red Cross
Radio networks NBC and CBC allocate time for Red Cross programs during Roll Call period from Nov 1 to 11. Sponsors include J A Folger Co Park Fine Co General Foods Kellogg Beech Nut Armour Met Life Safeway and more. Programs feature Maxwell House Show Boat Judy and Jane Women’s Magazine of the Air and Brown Derby Beer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
Columon Broadcasting System
CBC
Red Cross
Wrence C. Hollis
Hol
American Red Cross
J. A. Folger & Co
Lee
Roberts
the Park Fine
Companies. Inc
General Foods Corporation
Judy
Jane
the Wheatens Corporation
the Kellogg Company
WJZ
Beech-nut Packing Company
Red Davis
Armour and Company
Armour
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Tower Health
WEAF
Safeway Stores Inc
the Safeway Stores, Inc
Pacific
Big Radishes Exhibited By M. H. Trenary
M. H. Trenary of 620 South Loudoun Street brings large radishes to The Star office. The Black Spanish radish weighs 5 to 8 pounds and Red Chinese 2 to 244 pounds. He notes they are water varieties and must be frost-free before eating, with two wagon loads stored for winter. Specimens displayed at Jap Carl's barber shop opposite Hotel Jack on Piccadilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Trenary
South
Loudoun Street
Star Office
Treaty
Jap Carl
Hotel Jack
Piccadilly Street
Electric eel uses tail apparatus to stun large prey
A South American long eel with an electric apparatus on the under tail can stun animals as large as a horse. The device enables powerful electric shocks.
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CEZ Peras Men
CSO Ae Ae
Miss Washington
Baltimore Cotillion
The
Baltimore Sun
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Helen Ames
Ngton
Baltimore
Cotillion
Batre
Caroline P. Keyser
Elizabeth W. Keyser
Thély Strother
H. Irvine Keyser
Keyser
Frederick W. Brune
James A Gary, Jr
George Lafayette Washington
Overbrook
Philadelphia
Katherine Ames
Boston
Richard Evelyn Byrd, Jr
Boston Tech
James L. Tryon
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Tryon
United States
Roszel
Battlefie Ds
Chancellorsville
Sharpsourg
Harpers Ferry
Legion Bazaar
American Legion Auxiliary
Virginia Taylor Boyd
Ella Hunt Davis
Mary Darden
Mary Bell Bear
Bess Nichols
Georgia Conrad
Mary Greenway Russell
Lucy Ritenour
Mary Ritenour
James A. Miller
Mrs. Keller
W. M. Keller
Washington
Harry E. Johnson
Hugh Keller
Messrs
Roy and
Albert Keller
Strasburg
Regina Funk
Bessie Keller
Ella McKlwee
York
Johnson
Keller
Robinson
Waterlick
Warren County
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Thomas Holloway
Frederik Tooke
Montreal
Can
Hunter H McGuire
Fort Braddock Street
McGuire
Frances Page
Bryan Conrad
Nancy Lee Coble
West Boscawen Street
Mary Rogers
Roanoke
P. W. Boyd
Fairmont
SoniFad Smith
New York City
Emma Ginn Baker
W A. Baker
South Washington Street
Harrisonburg
Home Loan Bank Division
Horace Davis
Columbus
Winchester
Helen Baker
Helen Miller
John Marchi
Henry Trout
Front Royal
Notre Dame Navy
M. H. Maddox
Catonsville, Md
C. Douglas Barnett
South Cameron Street
Water C. Hook
Gram Memorial Congregational Church
Washington, DC
R. C. Hook
Dr. S
Nancy Gray. Larrick
George Smith
Huntsberry
Hagerstown, Md
Little ‘Theatre
Little Theatre
Organicon
Great Northern Railroad
James
Francis Metro
Memori Hospital
George Allison
West Piccadilly Sweet
York, Pa
West Tooth Paste
Phillis Milg Magnesia Tooth Pa
Bruoks Pharmacy
Columbia
L'Welve
Papervine
Delign Winchester
Wed
Essex County
Lawrence
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
Big Joe
Lovett
Loudoun St
Lom
N. Loudoun &T
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washinton Hotel
Siberia
Margaret L, Hodgson
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