Death Comes To Mrs McDonald at Sister's Home
Mrs Martha Esther McDonald a Frederick county native and longtime Win chester resident died at her sister Mrs Gussie Stephenson home from heart ailment at 11 50 PM. She was 68 and had lived at 520 North Loudoun street. Funeral Thursday at Market Street Church with Rev Brashears and Rev Clark officiating. interment Mount Hebron. Survived by sisters Mrs Finnigan and Mrs Alice Orrer and brothers Benjamin Cline and Jacob Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Esther McDonald
Frederick County
Win
Gussie
Stephenson
Mrs. McDonald
James
Eva Carper Cline
Market Street Thodist Episcopal Church
Patriotic Daughters of America
Emas
Arge
W. B. Baker and Sons
Winchester Milling Company
North
Cameron Street
John
Ray McDonald
Finnigan
Alice Orrer
Middletown
Benjamin Cline
Baltimore
Jacob Cline
Shenandoah County
McDonald
Market Street Church
Mder
Wallace M. Brashears
E. T. Clark
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Coal Mine Notes Brightens Hollow Community
Local notes from Coal Mine Virginia detail visits and hospitality at multiple homes. Mentions hospital stay for Lola Kump, neighbors’ social calls, and folks employed at the National Fruit Products Company in Winchester. School at Coal Mine progresses under Lola Pingley of Wheatfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. McDonald
Washington
Polly Gough
Winchester
Milton ‘Reater Li
Walter E
Alma
Louise Godlove
Brill Keith
Middletown
A. D. Rinker
Stephens City
W. L. Snarr
Lebanon Church
Lola Kump
Kernstown
Memorial Hospital
M. L. Hottle
Julia Huntsberger
J. A. Cleaver
D. S. Himelright
Lola McDonald
National Fruit Products Company
W. B. Little
Elmerove
Lola Pingley
Wheatfield
Travelogue to Feature Egypt and More at Winchester
John S. Baughman of New York will present a color travel adventure in Winchester at 8 PM on Wednesday October 16 under the First Baptist Church. The program includes new pictures from Egypt and King Tut’s tomb, plus views of Palestine Malta Athens and other ports with expert narration and endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
John S. Baughman
New York
Travel Athority
Winchester
First Baptist Church
Mediterranean
Mr. Baughman
King Tut
Valley of the Kings
Nile
Christian Herald
Stanley High
Palestine
Baughman
Malta
Athens
Turkey
Spain
Gibraltar
Morocco
Tunis
Algeria
Albania
Jugeslavia
Venice
Monte Carlo
Naples
Corsica
London
Sylvia Sidney Returns Home After Arizona Wedding
Star camera shy Sylvia Sidney proved reluctant as photographers chased her outside her Hollywood apartment after she arrived from Yuma Arizona where she wed Bennett Cerf New York publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Sidney
Hollywood
Yuma
Ariz
Bennett Cerf
New York
FHA Field Man Is In City To Aid Applicants
FHA field representative B F Walton will be at the Chamber of Commerce office from 9 to 5 Wednesday and Thursday to offer information on the Housing program and help applicants prepare loan applications. Title I funds rehab and modernization for farm business or residential property while Title II covers urban residential loans up to 80 percent of appraised value. Walton notes growing interest and reports about 400,000 in approvals under Title II in the Valley district with similar totals in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Walton
Federal Housing Administration
Chamber of Commerce
Walton
Valley District
Social notes from High View and nearby communities
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bauserman included Mrs. Balliet and two children from Edinburg with her mother Mrs. Kibler and Eliza beth Kibler along with C. M. Kibler and Delbert Eadeley. Mr. Boyd Headley of Winchester visited his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. L L Bowman. Mr. Jesse Grim of Winchester spent Sunday with his brother Mr. Carroll Grim and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bray
Earl Huff
Avis Bray
Missionary Society of Refuge Church
Friesse
Harry McCauley
Mother of Winchester
Silas Grim
Genevieve Carter
Staunton
George Cadwallader
Ben Derflinger
High -View
John Bauserman
Balliet
Kibler
Elizabeth Kibler
C. M. Kibler
Delbert Eadeley
Edinburg
Boyd Headley
Winchester
L.L. Bowman
Jesse Grim
Mr. Carroll Grim
Moriarty Faces Complaint for On Field Ejection Incident
Umpire George Moriarty was summoned by Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis after an alleged abusive verbal attack on Cubs managers Charley Grimm and two players during a World Series game in Chicago. The confrontation followed protests by the Cubs over a controversial third game decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Grimm
Chicago
George Moriarty
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Moriarty
Cubs
Marian Martin Patterns Offer Inexpensive Wardrobe Boost
An advertisement outlines Marian Martin patterns 9576 and 9578 with yoke sleep-in-one and saddle shoulder designs. It promotes a New York book of 40 pages with dozens of designs, sewing lessons, and fabric tips, priced at 15 cents per pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Marian Mart
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Truck Load Of Beer Bottles Overturned In Crash
A large southbound truck and trailer loaded with empty beer bottles ran down a bank on the Valley Pike near Cedar Creek six miles south of Middletown and overturned upside down. The driver escaped injury after reportedly falling asleep at the wheel. the truck is said to belong to a Staunton transit company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acci
Dent
Frederick Country
Cedar Creek
Valley Pike
Middletown
Staunton
Winter Retreats After Skirmish In The South
Cold weather after a skirmish left most crops harvested and frost on fields across Virginia North and South Carolina. Early readings dipped to near Monday lows with frost broadening across the region as sifting snow touched the Blue Ridge and Alleghany mountains. Nightly records included Richmond 85 Nashville 34 Charlotte 34 Columbia 36 Raleigh 36 Lynchburg 28 Wytheville 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Fair Land
Blue Ridge
Alleghany
Richmond
Nashville
Charlotte
Columbia
S. C
Raleigh
N. C
Lynchburg Va
Wytheville
Habits of Wasp Barrel-Shaped Clay Nests Found
An American wasp builds clay barrel like cells tucked under prostrate trees. The nests resemble small barrels and are hidden from view beneath fallen branches.
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Market St
Coal Mine
W. H. Bowers
N. B. Brown
G. H. Kump
Coal Mine Hollow
Nellie Brown
Elmer Godlove
Charles Pingley
Travelogue
Star Camera Shy
Canterbury
Elizabth Ritenour
Austin Conner
Armiss Lillard
Mrs. Koenig
Mrs. Montgomery
Legislative Commission
General Assembly
Italy
Addis Ababa
Supreme Court Building
Supreme Court of the United States
Capitol
Noxzema
Baker’s
THE
Caskey Baking CO
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