Winchester Society Calendar Shows Evening Meetings
Monday events include Winchester Hospital Auxiliary at Nurses Home on West Clifford Street at 4:00 PM and American Legion Auxiliary at 7:30 PM at 415 North Braddock Street. Madison Lodge I O O F meets at 8:00 PM on East Boscawen Street and Circle No 9 at Braddock Street Church with Mrs Austin White Kernstown. Tuesday features Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel at 12 30 PM and Girl Scout Troop meeting at Nancy Cobl home at 30 PM and Rebekah Association at Odd Fellows Hall at 8:00 PM.
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Winchester Hospital
West Clifford Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Mabel Aiken
North Braddock Street
Madison Lodge
Hall
East Boscawen Street
Circle No. 9
Braddock Street
Austin White
Kernstown
Lions Club
George _ Washington Hotel
Nancy Cobl
Winchester Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Winchester Fans Attend Washington Giants Game at Griffith Stadium
Winchester area residents joined fans in Washington for a football game between the Washington Redskins and the New York Giants at Griffith Stadium. The article lists numerous local attendees by name and relation, including J. é ur and son Victor Jr., Herman Stine, Arnold, and many others.
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Iy Winchester
Washington
Griffith Stadium
Winchester Ind
Washington Redskits
New York Giants
J. É Ur
Victor, Jr
W. Er
Herman Stine
Arnold
Otis Mt
Curtis Frey
W. R. Legx B. McCormac
Clarence Bis
Albert Baker
Pinckney Ur
John Fisher
Raymond Kerlin Thornton Bry
Mary Katherine Hunts
Ralph Hengeveld
William 7
Zorpha Seabright
Uo Larcent, Jr
Gretchen Thomson
Bennie Thomas
Philip Glaize
I. Fred Stine
George Haigh
C. F. Schenck
The Original Rum Soaked Crooks Cigars
Cigars sold in pairs at 5 cents per two, box of 50 at 1.15 dollars. Advertisement from Brooks Pharmacy, phone 766, touts cigars and smoking goods.
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Crooks
Straight Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rohrer Welcomes Daughter In Hagerstown Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ivan Rohrer of Hagerstown Md are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter in the hospital there on Saturday morning Mrs Rohrer formerly Miss Louise Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs John Martin of White Post Kitchen Shower Tonight By Miss Ebert For Mrs Snow Miss Mary Elizabeth Ebert will entertain this evening at her home on South Stewart street at a kitchen shower in honor of Mrs V A Snow Jr of Louisville Ky Mrs Snow was formerly Miss Virginia Cather daughter of State Senator and Mrs T Russell Cather of South Stewart street She is visiting for sevral weeks while Mr Snow who formerly resided at Logan W Va gets settled in Louisville On Wednesday last week she was honored at a miscellaneous shower given her by Miss Lillian Oakes of West Clifford street
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Ivan Rohrer
Hagerstown
Rohrer
Louise Martin
John Martin
White Post
Miss Ebert
Mrs. Snow
Mary Elizabeth Ebert
South Stewart Street
V. A. Snow, Jr
Louisville, Ky
Snow
Virginia Cather
T. Russell Cather
Sevral
Mr. Snow
Logan
W. Va
Louisville
Lillian Oakes
West Clifford Street
Local youths pledged to Kappa Sigma at Richmond U
Freshmen Jack Smith and Basil Hayley from Handley High School join Richmond University chapter. Winchester peers Hugh Crisman Colin Hayley and Derek Hayley are also listed. Several local residents and students appear in brief notes including Stewart O Rear elected treasurer of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and visits by Miss Virginia Sydnor and Miss Mollie Wood.
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Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Jack Smith
Basil Hayley
University of Richmond
Handley High School
Richmond U
Winchester
Hugh Crisman
Colin
Derek Hayley
Young Stewart O’rear
Stewart O’rear
University of Virginia
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
O’rear
Handley
Principles of good sportsmanship and etiquette
The piece outlines two sportsman standards a love of the game and equanimity in defeat. It also warns hosts against pressing guests to eat and advises against cutting in line at a store. The tone is instructional and prescriptive.
Local Visitors and Social Doings Highlight Community
Mr and Mrs H L Burdette of New London Conn were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Himelright. Mr and Mrs W S Amalong returned to Greensboro Pa after visiting Mr and Mrs V B McClintock on Parkway Ave. United States District Judge Louis DeBolson of Honolulu Hawaii is expected to arrive to visit Miss Mollie Wood nearby. Mrs Frank Hack hosted a bridge gathering at her Peg Washington Street home last night.
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Russell Wilson
T ‘Ormer
Sacra
Calif
Winchester
H. L. Burdette
New London, Conn
Clarence Himelright
W.S. Amalong
Greensboro, Pa
V. 8. McClintock
Parkway Avenue
United States
Louis DeBolson
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Mollie Wood
Frank Hack
Peg Washington Street
Front Royal and Warren County News Highlights
News brief roundup from Front Royal Virginia listing residents visiting Washington Alexandria Strasburg Winchester and Norfolk. Includes Wallace Thomason Wake Goulden Rogers families and local figures like Arthur Davidson and L J Turner with church and club visits and evangelistic meetings noted.
Rosenbergers Not Hurt In Accident
Mrs. John W. Rosenberger suffered bruises and slight shock when the car they were riding in skidded on a sharp curve and crashed into a bank on U S Route 50 near Capon Bridge West Virginia. Mr. Rosenberger had only minor scratches and both planned to recover quickly.
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John W. Rosenberger
Mr. Rosenberger
Petersburg
W. Va
Capon Bridge
Rosenberger
Bandit Case Goes Before Jury
The case follows a trio who in September 21 robbery forced a man to surrender money. They fled to Van Wert Ohio where a patrolman recognized them from local notices. A chase ensued with about a dozen shots fired. Virginia Brandy and Raymond Myers remain jailed in Staunton after a preliminary hearing and were later moved from Harrisonburg due to crowded jails.
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Ton
Ohio
Turner
van Wert
Virginia Brandy
Raymond Myers
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Grounds For Fear and Arms Embargo Debate
Senator Pittman argues the arms embargo harms neither side equally while linking German aggression to ship loss. He warns continuing trade with belligerents risks mass murder and favors Germany by limiting Britain and favors Japan's actions in China through U.S. raw materials. He concedes some harm to merchant shipping but claims a war sacrifice is necessary to end commerce with belligerents.
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Europe
Nevada
France
Great Britain
United States
Pittman
Germany
Russia
Italy
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Coubog
High Seas
America
China
Japan
Pacific
South Atlantic
Treasury Receipts and Outlays Reported for September 29
The Treasury on September 29 shows receipts of 10 097 408 02 dollars and expenditures of 24 498 789 16 dollars. An increase of 3 198 008 28 dollars over the previous day is recorded.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Supreme Court Opens 1939–40 Term At White House
Supreme Court justices met at the White House to open the 1939–40 term with Chief Justice and members in black robes. Justice Pierce Butler was absent due to illness. Solicitor General Robert H. Jackson led government counsel. Attorney General Murphy was ill. The court adjourned to Monday to decide if it will review about 300 summer cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
White House
Veget
Pierce Butler
Robert H. Jackson
Murphy
Poland Still To Get Recognition
The United States refuses to recognize Poland's disappearance, saying the government remains in existence despite territory seizure. Secretary Hull states Poland continues to have a government and will recognize Count Jerzy Potocki as ambassador. Ambassador Drexel Biddle will stay near the Polish government in exile in Paris.
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Washington
United States
Poland
Hull
Jerzy Potocki
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Paris
Miss Glass Slightly Hurt In Auto Wreck Near Winchester
Miss Louise Glass daughter of W W Glass of South Washington suffered minor injuries when the car she rode in overturned on Route 7 near Hamilton Virginia during a weekend trip from Washington to Winchester. The driver J A Lynch also had minor injuries. Both were taken to Winchester and stayed with Mrs Glass and her husband before planning to return to Washington.
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Louise Glass
W. W. Glass
South Washington
Hamilton
Washington
Winchester
J. A. Lynch
Miss Glass
Mr. Lynch
District Nurse Association Postpones October Meeting
The District Nurse Association has postponed its regular monthly meeting to the second Wednesday in October due to the absence of several members. Announcement made today by Mrs. H. D. Fuller, president.
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District Nurse Association
H. D. Fuller
Liquor Car Chase Ends in Overturn as Crabtree Is Arrested
George Crabtree, 41, of Freeport street, was captured after fleeing officers in a chase that ended when his car overturned on Virginia Avenue. Police seized two gallons of illegal liquor. In court he received two months and a $100 fine plus costs for illegal liquor possession and transport, plus $14.25 for running a traffic light and other minor penalties.
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George Crabtree
Freemont Street
Wisecarver and
Starrett
Robert DeHaven
Crabtree
Virginia Avenue
Donald Weems
Dennis William Getz
Maurertown
L. B. Eaton
Richmond - Pittsburgh
Spruce Hill
Junico Co
James A. Seabright
Millwood Avenue
S. W. Roberts
Zolfa Springs
Fla
J. E. Rountree
Frostproof
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Bageant- Cather
Dorothy Cather
Harold Bageant
United Brethren Rch
Elizabeth Cather
Virginia Williams
Leesburg
Raymond Stone
Frederick
Wayne Omps
Kenneth and
Granville Cather
Eugene Adams
Miss Cather
S. G. Cather
Moling and Cather
Mr. Bageant
T. M. Bageant
Gainesboro
Richard Henry
Mitchell
Frestbures
Ruth Mitchell
Cumberland, Md
J. P. Johnson
Cumberland
Henry
Loudoun Street
Texaco
George Smiths
Hazelgrove
George Smith
South Washington Street
Perkins Hazelgrove
Roanoke
B. B. Dutton
W. D. Myers
T. D. Shipley
Alecia Beauty Salon
N. Brad
TV Smela
Huntsberry’s
Virginia Sydnor
Ashland
A. T. Mussen
Canada
C. J. Borum
Maurice Grim
Shawnee Avenue
Lieut
Fred Read, Jr
U. S. S. Ranger
Norfolk Naval Base
James G. Nevitt
Amherst Street
Memorial Hospital
Berryville Pike
New York City
Koontz
Mt. Jackson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Herman Barr
North Loudoun Street
Alma Bean
Philadelphia
Mrs. E. P. Bean
Louis Bromfield
India
Pifer Printing CO
Front Royal Ane
Warren County News
Front Royal
Wallace Thomason
Washington, D. C
Stafford Shaw
Mr. W. L. Wake
Rupert Rogers
P. L. Rogers
Hopewell
James Goulden
James Bennett
Lewistown
Duncan Gibb
Charlottesville
Mr. Gibb
F. B. Gibb
Eva Irwin
J. B. Harshberger
J. F. Forsyth
Lucy Massey
C. R. Gore
C. M. Grabill
Strasburg
Miss Fagnell
Ann Amelia’ Crabill
W. F. Locke
Dorothy Locke
Lyle Hansbrough
E. B. Jackson
D. D
London Bridge
Norfolk
Arthur Davidson
Northern Virginia Daily
May Kerfoot
Lucy Kerfoot
Garland Kerfoot
Clarendon
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
New York
Nieuw
Amsterdam
North Sea
Douglas Miller
Ann Arbor
Mich
Karl Hilgendorf
Milwaukee
Wisc
Gilk
Haldeman
Valley Pride
United
Perfection Stove Company
Winchester Furniture
Ing Heaters & Ranges
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
INOS
Solenbeerg
Loudoun St
ER Coo., Inc
the Evening Star
Barbara Bell
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Winchester Evening Star
N. Y
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