Social and Personal Notes From Martinsburg Area
Miss Inez Ramsburg leaves for DeHaven Virginia to teach this year after a surprise farewell party hosted by friends near Arden. Anne Haxall Dudley of Middleburg will be presented at the Baltimore debutantes Bachestors Cotillion early December. Blue Ridge Hunt social season and Garden Club Christmas tree plans are noted along with club activities at the Handley Library and Golf Club card party. Mrs R Bruce Slonaker will attend the Virginia Daughters of the Confederacy convention in Norfolk with Turner Ashby Chapter hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ramsburg
Martinsburg
W. Va
Evening Journal
Inez Ramsburg
H. Ramsburg
Arden
Margaret, Goheen
Sie Coburn
Maryances Anderson
Irene Caton
Hlean Sloan
Beulah Ramsburg
Caton
Ralph O
John Caldwell
Desmond Snapp
Ard Fiery
Robert Lloyd
Eldred ‘Olford
Edgar Griffith
Cree Caton
Epie
Rosalee
Carl Ramsburg
Anne
Haxall Dudley
Thomas Underwood Diey
Middleburg
Loudounnty
Baltimore
Baltic
Annfield Farm
Annefield
William
Watkins
Millwood
Blue Ridge
Clarke County
Watkine
Vie Lengee
Ith Garden CI
Ctyb ‘League
Handley Library
Lucy Kurtz
Garden Club
Melvin
Green
Slonaker
U. D.C
R. Bruce Slonaker
Norfolk
Turner Ashby
Daughters of the Confederacy
Virginia
Tomorro
Freemason Street Baptist Church
Hope Maury
Frank Anthony Walke
Edwin Goffigno
Judge Duke and Bride Return from Europe
Judge R. T. Duke and Mrs Duke of Charlottesville Va return after three months in Europe. They left soon after their marriage late in June or early July and spent the summer touring the continent. They arrived aboard the George Washington and landed in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Duke
Bride
Europe
R. T. Duke
Charlottesville
Virginia
New York
Miss Lydia Barrette to Headline Card Party Visit
Miss Lydia Barrette of San Francisco, daughter of General Barrette, will be the guest of honor at a card party and tea hosted tomorrow afternoon by Col. and Mrs. Leigh Fuller. Dr. A V Casselman of Philadelphia arrived today and will stay with his brother and sister in law, the Rev R F Casselman, at the Reform Church parsonage. he is secretary of the department of missionary education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Barrette
San Francisco
General Barrette
Col
Leigh Fuller
Fuller
A. V. Casselman
Philadelphia
R. F. Casselman
Reformed Church Parsonage
Dr. Casselman
Department of Missionary Education
Alma Tall
Roland Park
J. Luther Neff
Dorothea Curran
Neff
Frank Simpson
Chuy Chase
Local residents and visitors gather in Winchester for visits and travel
Miss Elsie Page Hope returns to Hampton after visiting her aunt Mrs J A Massie. Many locals and guests attend social visits, travel to Baltimore, Richmond, and Chicago, and attend events as families move between Charles Town and Winchester. Several individuals, including club and business figures, are noted for journeys and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Page Hope
J. A. Massie
Hampton
Washington trip and hospital training update
Mr. Donald L. Weems is in Washington for the day on business. Miss Bertha Dunlap, training at the Children's Hospital in Washington, returned there this morning after visiting at Mrs. Gussie Chatuck's Cork Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Dellingey
Washington
Winchester
National Fruit Product Company
J. John Joliffe
Clearbrook
Charles L. Bowly
Harry Wall
James Berry
Mrs. Berry
Ams
Charles Latham
National Avenue
Donald L. Weems
Bertha Dunlap
Children’s Hospital
Ding
Gussie Chattuck
Cork Street
Grand jury urged evidence over hearsay in Frederick county
Judge Whiting told the Frederick county Circuit Court grand jury that indictments must be backed by solid evidence and not based on hearsay or malice. He urged citizens to report violations of laws and to appear with any available information. The panel included D. C. Miller, S. B. Larrick, Z. G. Baker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Whiting
D. C. Miller
B. Larrick
Z. G. Baker
George Bywaters
H. C. Clagett
Z. W. Bageant
Paul J.poston
B. F. de
Standard Company appeals mandamus ruling over Winchester drive in station
Standard Gas and Oil Supply Company through attorney R. T. Barton files a bill of exceptions in Circuit Court to appeal Judge Whiting’s dismissal of mandamus against Winchester. The action seeks certification of record portions for Supreme Court review. Estimated transcription and printing costs exceed $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Barton
Standard Gas and Oil Supply Company
Whiting
Gas and Oil Company
Winchester
Piccadilly and
Braddock Streets
Supreme Court
Court
Coolidges Spend Week End On Bay
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge enjoyed a weekend cruise on the Mayflower with a few friends. The voyage extended about twenty miles beyond the Virginia capes and the yacht headed back into the Chesapeake Bay late in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Eleven Die In Clashes In Cuba Strife Eases
Havana dispatches report eleven killed and about sixty wounded after police clashed with followers of former President Menocal in Camaguey. Communications, cut earlier, were restored as situation quieted today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Havana
Camaguey
Menocal
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair
An old time hair treatment reappears in stores as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. The product promises to darken gray hair with a single morning result and adds a lustrous look while avoiding home preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Grand jury hearings highlight Alfred Algier and Luther Ash cases
In Frederick County Maryland the grand jury revisited the Algier Penn death case while Luther Ash testified in his own prohibition case. Ash admitted fault and absolved his son in law Householder, leading to Ash being indicted and sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $50 fine plus costs with jail to start December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algier
Wocket
Iotimerstown
Circuit Court of Prederick’ Coounty
Irvin Penn
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Alger
Penn
Irvin
Luther*Ash
Grand Jury
Charles’ Householder
Ash
Ttis
Householder
Whiting
Opening of Picture Service Draws Large Crowds
The debut of the people picture services at the Empire tre drew large audiences for both afternoon and evening sessions. Rev F R Casselman spoke in the afternoon and Rev R B Nelson in the evening, stressing the religious purpose backed by scripture from The Sky Pilot Ralph Connors story. The program included hymns scripture and prayers followed by the film presentation and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People
Empire Tre
F. R. Casselman
R. B. Nelson
Pth
Ralph Connor
Jesus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Misses Wood
Misses Mollie
Clara Wood
Golf Club
Burke St
Abe Miller
Barge Barney
Harry Johnsen
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
North Main Street
R. M. Swimley
East Piccadilly Street
William G. Bromley
Near
Rupa
Aft
John Capper
Johnson
Sam Chrisman
Childrehs
Beale Garvin
Gore
le Pearson
le P. Molland
Just Married
Z. A. Clarke
J. A. Henry
Morgantown
J. E. Sporrier
Mrs. Ashby Sprint
Washington Street
Belle Pearney
John Snyder
Misa Pauline Shoop
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Miss. Shoop
Agnes Smith
Richmond
Maude Mace
Charles Town
Morris Cather
Ing
North Carolina
Miss Pauline Swink
Mr. D
Werdna
Nannie Cooper
L. F. Cooper
North
Thomas Reynolds
Berryville
George Reynolds
California
F. M. Reynolds
L. M.welton
H. H. Hable
Mr. Hable
Fred Hoble
F. H. Wilson
Leicester Street
Minnie Baker
Katie Stokes
Frederick
Rockville
Williams
Miss Baker
Market Street
Julian F. Ward
Atlantic City
Ward
Hugh J. Ives
Lewisburg
W.W. Edmondson
Opequon
Winston-Salem
EB. W. Braithwaite
State Dairy and Food Division
Standard Company
Coolidges
On Bay
Cuba
FRY the Fair Play Store
Tabler
Middletown
Tabler Pace
J. W. Armentrout
L. Williams
Kernstown
Florida
Jacksonville
Orlando
ST. Petersburg
Tampa
Daytona West Palm Beach
Miami
Inter
Atlantic Coast Line
Standard Railroad of the South
Geo. L. Oliver
D.P. A
St_.N.W
Washington, D
Emmert’s
Moling & Seal
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly
Douglas Shoes
Little Joe’s
Kojene
Baker’s Drug Store
Nyal Agent
Ean
Ee Cworlo
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