Local engagements and social notices fill city scenes
Mr and Mrs Maurice J Grimm announce the engagement of their daughter Rosalie Harriet to Raymond Edgar Johnson of Yorktown Virginia. Rhoga Kathryn Baker and Roy Lee Sirbaugh plan October wedding. Josephine Timbrook becomes Mrs Reymond W Davis on Sept 30 at Braddock Street Methodist Church. A shower honors Mr and Mrs Charles Ward. a duo recital is set for Oct 7 at First Baptist Church with Elizabeth Grim and Helen Woore. Other items note arrivals and visits by Kern family members and Miss Klimes visiting Miss Hamman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice J. Grimm
Shawnee Ave
Rosalie Harriet
Raymond Edgar Johnson
E. Philip Johnson
Yorktown
Miss Grimm
Idley High School
Ashier
J. C. Penney Co
Johnson
Phoebus
Baker-Sirbaugh
Roy Baker
Kernstown
Rhoga Kathryn
Roy Lee Sirbaugh
Harry Sirbaugh
Sirbausg
Josephine Timbrook
Rheuben Timbrook
Shanks
W. Va
Reymond W. Davis
U.S. Davis
Romney
Braddock Street Methodist Church
T. J. Hawkins
Allene
Timbrook
Dorothy Riggleman
Leota Baker
Burl Baker
Roy Sirbaugh
Rhoda Baker
Loring Baker
Doris Alger
West Virginia
Mrs. Davis
Winchester
Ward
W. W. Ward
Highland Ave
Charles Ward
Mervil Bailey
Colleen
O. J. Mercier
Caroline
Frank
Eugene Willey
Charles Oates
Mary Jane Carroll
Lawrence Dicks
Mabel Anderson
Lorraine ‘Tuttle
Chester Teets
Albert Taylor
Eva Kidwell
Isabella Tuttle
Carl Boone
Shirley Seibert
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Grim
Helen Woore
Bach
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Batiste
Tschaikowsky
Kreisler
Return From Indiana Trip and Local Hospital Update
Mrs. John A. Kern returns home at 125 South Cameron Street from Indianapolis where she accompanied her daughter Miss Rebecca Kern faculty at Tudor Hall School. Mr. Harry J. Brown of A and P Store on Braddock Street is recuperating in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John A. Kern
South Cameron Street
Indianapolis Ind
Rebecca Kern
Tudor Hall School
Harry J. Brown
A. and P
Braddock Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Anne Meade
Winchester
Clarke
Louis B. Meade
Joseph Clagett
Inlaw
Thomas B. Clagett
Thomas Hatcher
Purcellville
Local Couple Wed in Winchester Rites at Reliance Parsonage
Foster son Loring Edward Anderson and Miss Helen Elliott Lind wed at Reliance LL. B. parsonage with L. P. Roderick officiating. The newlyweds will reside with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Haymaker of Winchester. The ceremony links Staunton and Winchester families in a fall wedding. Cadet John Henkel Jackson earns Sgt of the Staff at A M A Fort Defiance. Mrs. Ida Humphries visits Martinsburg. Mrs. Henry Brooks returns to Washington after weekend with Robinsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Loring Edward Anderson
W. H. Haymaker
Winchester
Helen Elliott Lind
John Elliot
Staunton
Reliance LL. B. Parsonage
L. P. Roderick
John Henkle Jackson
Henton Jackson
Montague Avenue
John Henkel Jackson
Fort Defiance
Ida Humphries
South Kent Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Family Visit For Flight Officer Grubbs Over Weekend
Flight Officer Donald Grubbs spent the past weekend in the city with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Grubbs, after a transfer to the East. Technical Sgt. Jimmie Brown returned to Gulfport Mississippi after furlough at his North Loudoun Street home, accompanied by his aunt Miss Maud Brown who joined Mrs. William Sinnott and other friends. Miss Brown attended the Welcome Home ceremonies for Col. Devereux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Kern
Lawrie
Colonel Kern
John A. Kern
Whiteboro
Texas
San Leandro
Calif
Col Kern
Washington, D. C
Donald Grubbs
East
J. S. Grubbs
Jimmie Brown
Gulfport, Miss
North Loudoun Street
Washington
Miss Maud Brown
William Sinnott
Miss Brown
Col. Devereux
Mrs Dutton Admitted To Johns Hopkins In Baltimore
Mrs Dutton has entered Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore Maryland to receive treatment for a fractured ankle from a fall at her home on South Washington Street last week. Dr Dutton accompanied Mrs Dutton to Baltimore.
G A A Meeting Set For October Fourth At Elks Club
The Girls Athletic Association holds its October business meeting Thursday October 4 at 8 p m in the Elks Club clubrooms with a 7 30 pm council members gathering. Members urged to attend to discuss October plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Association
Elks Club
Three Delegations Press School Board on Buses and Housing
Frederick County School Board heard three delegations in a regular session. Middletown PTA sought space in the old Town Hall to move sixth graders from a damp Middletown School basement. a council counter proposal would relocate agriculture classes to free rooms. Other requests included adding a bus route and extending a bus line, with one delegation asking 14 miles into Dick’s Hollow for 22 walkers. The board scheduled further discussions and adjourned to meet next Monday with the County Board of Supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County School Board
Middletown School
John J. Pickeral
B. F. Rogers
D. K. Muntzing
Middletown
Parent-Teacher Association
Old Town Hall
Church Street
Fred J. Larrick
County School Board
W. R. Whitacre
Lamps
A. D. Davis
James L. Courtney
Dick's Hollow
A. A. Adam's
P. E. Lineburg
Howard E. Massie
Stephens City
Frederick County
Social notes of Clarke and nearby towns in early October
Millwood area hosts and visitors fill Clarke events as Ensign Bob Blair returns from the Pacific on furlough. Birthdays, dinners, and family gatherings abound at Annefield, The Glen, Springbury, Biscuit Run, and other homes with extended family and military connections, including the Watkins and Meade circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Mitchell
Centralized Farmers Market Urged for Washington
Georgia agriculture commissioner Tom Linder promotes a national centralized market with a Washington hub. He envisions radio and air delivery of Georgia produce like watermelons and poultry, tied to real time pricing and city demand. The system would speed delivery, post tomorrow’s offerings, and sustain farmer income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
East
Midwest
Georgia
Washington
U. S
Tom Linder
Linder
Carolinas
Virginia
Red Georgia
Sailor Vanishes After Patrol Officer Detains Him
Los Angeles report says state patrolman John Shoemaker flagged an erratic sailor, handcuffed him in the patrol car, then left to fetch a squad car. When he returned, both the detainee and the vehicle were missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John Shoemaker
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George Chaney
City
George W. Chaney, Jr
Roanoke
Washington and Lee
Lexington
J. Gray Beverley
Bev 2Rley
West Cork Street
Klimes
Miss Hamman
Ann Klimes
Newport News
Jean Hamman
Jefferson Street
Hontsberry Fashion
Winchester—Front
Roya
Anderson-Lind
Lola Ruble
Womens Society of Christian Service
Janey Davis
Henry Brooks
Fred A. Robinson
Raymond Sluye
Rooison
Gaunt’ S Ree
G. A. A. Business Meet
Charles Fix
Berkeley Springs
Flora Messer
Taylor
Rodney Taylor
Leather
By Selby
Lovett Brothers
Millwood
Arthur Krock
Berryville
Bob Blair
Pacific
Naval Air Corps
William Bell Watkins
Annefield
Virginia Watkins
Vaida Boy-Ed
Earl Boy-Ed
A.R Dunning
George P. Greenhalgh, Jr
William Clagett
Frazier Dougherty
A. A. Baldwin
A. R. Dunning
Philip Meade
Fairview
Charlottesville
Mrs. Meade
J. Woodruff Rankin
George P. Greenhalgh Sr
Springbury
Sally Libby
Stuart Henslee
Sally
Sandy
Knoxville, Tenn
A. Mackay Smith
Burwell Jacobs
Walter Lee
Anita Willkie
William Bell Watkins, Jr
Red Cross
William Bell Watkins, Sr
William Payne
E. K. Meade
Arlington, Va
Payne
Meade
Belleeld
Nathaniel Burwell Jones
Courtney B. Jones
Frankfort
Mich
Joseph Massie
Mary and
Agnes Page
Sarasoza
Frank Blaidell
Woodbine
Woodoun Street
Dial
SHELL
R. E. Buncutter
S. Braddock St
Cerin
J. A. Hotinger
N. Loudoun St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia
Front Royal
Commercial and Savings Bank
Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
T. G. Adams Esso
Miller Bros
Cather & Moling
Winchester Furniture Company
South Main Street
W. Boscawen Sr
Timberlake
Daily Crossword
Peer
Tunis
Jod
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