Moonlight Hike Tonight and Local Social Gatherings
A moonlight hike and fundraising event are planned for tonight with tickets to support the association. Details note a reunion at the Lager Tendered Co and Mrs. Arthur Feet Opekben, plus a birthday gathering for Mrs. Sager with family attending. Subsequent items describe social events in Winchester and Martinsburg areas, a Florida real estate move by Leslie Cooper, and a reception for debutantes Priscilla Barton and Julia B. Williams near Pikesville Maryland.
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Arthur
Sarah Water
Roandldren
Howard Me
Mount Williams
Holmes Rogers
Jager
Peyton J Marshall To Marry Miss Tyndall Announcement
Engagement news from Memphis Tennessee reports Cary Noyes Tyndall daughter of Rev Charles Noyes Tyndall and Mrs Tyndall to Peyton Jacquelin Marshall of Winchester Virginia a graduate of Winchester and of the Military Institute Winchester expect to spend time with Dr P W Boyd at his home on West Water Street. Capt J W Cotton visiting Indianapolis recently served in France and earned the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Florida
Ft. Loudoun
William Ross Renoie
Jacksonville
Fla
Winchester
Frances Peyton Rennie
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Rennie
Frances Peyton Goodloe
Virginia
Harrisons
Col
James Wood
Colonial Dames of
Rose* Mc Donald
Berryville
Fort Loudoun
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Peyton J. Marshall
Tyndall
News-Scimitar
Memphis
Tenn
Cary Noyes Tyndal
Charles Noyés Tyndall
Military Institute
Rebécca Lum Aer
Lewis
Alex Ander
Marshals
Tate
Wi. Hamhall
Episcopal Fenate Institute
P. W. Boyd
West Water Street
Boyd
Court of Appeals
YH. Boyd
Lowdong Street
Sbyterian Church
J. W. Cotton
Indianapolis
M. M. Arnold
Ipl
Maryland
West Cark Street
S. G. Davis
Robert L. Gray
National Avenue
Washlata Adday
Jubilee celebration honors Bishop Gravatt with silver service
During a jubilee event October 15 and 16 at Christ Church Clarksburg West Virginia the Rt Rev W L Gravatt will be consecrated bishop and presented a silver service valued at 1200 by the West Virginia diocese. Bishop Gravatt formerly served as rector at Zion Church Charlestown with many local friends. Elsie Snider of Farmers and Merchants National Bank returns from Baltimore while her father W B Snider recovers after major surgery there.
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Bishop Gravatt
Christ Church
Clarksburg
W. Va
W. L. Gravatt
Charleston
Gravatt
West Virginia
Bishop Gr
Elsie Snider
The
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Baltimore
Personal notices from Baltimore to Martinsburg region
Local column lists visitors and arrivals including Mrs Archer Sellman of Baltimore visiting at Hotel Jack, Annie Kackley noted as nurse to Martinsburg, James A. McFadden to visit his parents in Parsons, W V, and the Routt family returning from Baltimore. Other items mention Williams children attending Stuyvesant's School, Robert W. Smith's wartime injury treatment, Mrs Arnold visiting in West Clark Street, Mrs Woore in Ridgeway visiting relatives, and several residents staying at area hotels. Also noted are visits from R Lee Wilson, F D Potter, and Rev J H Partlett after funeral duties.
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Dy Archer Sellman
Baltimore
Hotel Jack
Annefield Races At Clarke County Draw Visitors
Mrs dent Graham of Newville Pa arrives guest of Mr and Mrs W A Baker in Winchester. A party attends the Annefield cup at Bite Ridge Hunt Club Clarke County this afternoon. Local residents and visitors from Brooklyn Harrisburg and Lexington are seen at the event and surrounding social visits.
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Mrsdent Graham
Newville
W. A. Baker
South Washington Streeit
Frederick County Christmas Tree Plan Denied
The Women's Civics League proposed planting a live evergreen on the Frederick courthouse lawn as a community Christmas tree. The board of supervisors rejected the plan citing damage to the sod disruption of the landscape and potential crooked growth, ending the proposal.
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Frederick Plaza
Women's Civics League
Frederick County
Winchester
Yuletide Saeson
Board of Coupervisors
Robert M. Ward
Knight
Lucy Kommittee
Shenandoah Valley Inc Plans Immediate Park Meeting
Shenandoah Valley Inc will host a Friday evening meeting at the Rawley & Waly cottage to discuss the Blue Ridge Ma gnutten area and Shenandoah National Park plans. A. Cremmer of the National Park Service visited Harrisonburg and a full committee inspection is ordered, with locals highlighting recent progress and publicity efforts by the group.
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Boaydygtireep
Shenandoah Valley,Inc
Yi Dps Wine
Rawley_& i Waly
Bo Piald Marshall Baker
Ajl
Andrew
Bell
A. Cremmer
National Park Service
Harrisonburg
Works
National Park Commission
Blue Ridge
Magsanutten
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Harper's Ferry
Otter
Uch
Shenandoah , Valley, Lite
Board ‘of Directors
Episcopal Bishops Open National Council With Big Program
In New York at St John the Divine a procession marked the opening of the Episcopal Church national council and bishops session. Over 100 diocesan heads expected for three day convention. For first time since 1919 the council will sit with bishops to map the churchs world program for three years. Several bishoprics to be filled.
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Associated Press
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
North América
Open Season Set for Squirrels in Frederick County
Frederick County supervisors adopted a resolution establishing squirrel season from September 1 to January 1 to conform with State law. Local officials approved the measure at this week’s board meeting.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Dawes Campaign Warns of La Follette Threat in Iowa
Gen Charles G Dawes campaigned through Iowa denouncing the La Follette independent bid as a danger to constitutional government He spoke at Northwood and drew a packed crowd at Mason City armory outlining the fight plan with five speeches planned in the state
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Ron
Iowa
Dawes
Roads and Crops Damaged by Downpour in Virginia
Virginia weather and crop report for the week ending yesterday notes dry and cool days with a warm finish, indicating favorable crop prospects except cotton. High water damaged roads and crops early in the week, farm work disrupted by heavy rains at week’s start but resumed later. potatoes pastures and meadows reported in good condition.
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Washington
Virginia
Manchurian Army Advances Toward Peking
News reports from Mukden and Tientsin indicate General Chang Tso Lin’s Manchurian forces crossed the Great Wall and reached Shanghatkwan near the Chi li an border as fighting with local defenders continued. Casualties were reported on both sides.
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Tokio
Chang Tso-- Lin
Mukden
Peking
Shanghatkwan
Ukden
Tientsin
Chiumen
Shanhatkwah
Secret contract denied by Work in Alaska steamship case
Secretary Work denied knowledge of a secret contract between J P Morgan Alaska Steamship Co and the government owned Alaska railroad setting freight rate divisions on joint shipments. The claim was used as the basis for a campaign speech by Senator Wel r, an independent vice presidential candidate.
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Associated Press
Washington
Work
J. P. Morgain Alaska Steamship Company
Alaska —Railroad
Weler
Vice
Hoover tackles radio sleep rule as mother seeks balance
Secretary Hoover cites a letter from a Midwest mother about a boy’s bedtime and praises radio’s role in keeping families at home in the evening. He notes thousands of letters from parents supporting radio use and refutes the notion that regulation must disrupt family routines.
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Hoover
Department
Fapal
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