Girls Athletic Association Plans Big Program and dances
The Girls Athletic Association schedules a Thursday meeting at the Pirzada street club rooms with 22 members present. An October 23 dance at Toys Inn launches a fund drive for the District Nurse Association, with tickets coordinated by Salome Crisman and Miss Helen Ritter, and Dan Gregory’s orchestra set to provide music.
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Pirzad
Ly Ectreet
Toys Inn
Helen Ritter
Helen Shockey
Distict Nurse Association
George Washington Hotel
Salome Cr
Social Calendar Abbreviated Week Rehearsals and Meetings
A list of community events for the week includes choirs rehearsals at multiple churches and weekly meetings for clubs and organizations. Highlights feature the Woman's Choral Section at Music Lovers' Club and the Lions Club luncheon at 12 30 p m with several church groups and service clubs holding regular sessions.
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Music Lovers’ Club
F. L. Buckley
Christ Episcopal Church
Lions’ Club
First Baptist Church
Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eg Zane Fire Company
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
United Brethren Church
First Baptist Cha
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent-Protective
Order of Elks
Lutheran Church
The
American Legion Post
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs Fritts To Entertain Ed Daughters To the Confederacy
Mrs Fritts organizes a Confederate veterans event at White Post Clarke county at 3 o'clock Thursday October 12 with a Colbert paper on Major Peham and reports from delegates to the Virginia Division UDC convention in Richmond. Transportation will be provided. The committee includes Miss Kurtz Mrs Aulick and Mrs Wisecarver.
Mrs Durham To Address Warren Garden Club
Local garden club members from Winchester and Clarke travel to Front Royal for a 3 pm meeting at Mrs Carey's home. Guest speaker Mrs Janet Durham of Richmond speaks on Roadside Beautification.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Clifford Street
Durham
Warren Garden Club
Winchester
Clarke County
Miss Westwood Beverley Byrd Crowned Forest Festival Queen
Beverley Byrd of Rosemont near Berryville left for Washington after being crowned Queen Silvia at Elkins West Virginia during the Forest Festival. She is a senior at Gunston Hall School for Girls.
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Miss Westwood
Beverley Byrd
Rosemont
Berryville
Silvia
Elkins
W. Va
Washington
Gunston Hall School
Local residents return from weekend trips and visits
Mr and Mrs William Perrine return to Woodland Avenue after a Washington weekend visiting Mrs Perrines mother Mrs Dorothy Perrine. Opequon and Huntington residents have leased a home in Washington DC. Harold Rowe comes home from Baltimore after Epworth League rally. Wyville family returns to Silver Springs Maryland from East Lane Avenue. A Rowe couple heads to Eldred Pennsylvania for week visiting relatives. Cen Tenary Reformed Church Ladies Aid plans a luncheon 1130 to 2 on Wednesday with varied menu.
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William R. Perrine
Woodland Avenue
Washington
Dorothy Perrine
William D. Simmons
Long Meadows”. Opequon
Huntington
W. Va
Washington, D. C
Thirty -Seventh Street
Harold Rowe
South Cameron Street
Baltimore
Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church
M. D. Wyville
Billy Wyville
Silver Springs
Harry L. Wood
East Lane Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Centenary Reformed Church
NRA urges three million members to buy now
Excerpts show officials reporting improved products and higher advertising budgets as proof of an upturn. Retail groups cite increased payrolls and production in August through September 1933, with firms forecasting stronger activity under the NRA.
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NRA
Johnson
Officials Probe Woman's Death After Bridge Accident
In Annapolis, an inquiry and coroner's quest investigate the death of Mrs Melen Paska who died of edema of the lungs about five hours after a car driven by her husband went through the Weems Creek bridge. The husband Godfrey Paska, who was ejected, sought an accident report. Mrs Paska was rescued by Wilbur Dulin.
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Annapolis
Melen Paski
Oren
Weems Creek
Louis M. Hopkins
Paska
Wilbur Dulin
Funeral Rites For Mrs F D Smith In Mount Clinton
Mrs Fannie Driver Smith aged 79 widow of Noah Smith long time Mount Clinton resident died Saturday night in Rockingham county she lived with her daughter Mrs Jackson. Funeral services were held at Mount Clinton Mennonite Church at 2 o clock this afternoon. She is survived by three brothers A D and J L Driver of La Junta Colorado J W Driver of Mount Clinton and three sisters Miss Catherine Driver Mrs Bettie Berry of Mt Clinton and Mrs Ida Miller of Lima Ohio.
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Fannie Driver Smith
Noah Smith
Mount Clinton
Rockingham County
Mr Jackson
Mr. Smith
Young Rector Beverley Dies Enters Bright Career
The Rev. Robert Carter Beverley age 28 died in a Richmond hospital after serving a parish at Ivy Virginia. He was son of the late R. Carter Beverley of Richmond and grandson of J. H. Beverley of Fauquier. He leaves a widow Emily Virginia Tiffany and his mother Mrs Ellen Cary Beverley and a brother William W. Beverley.
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Dorothea Dandridge Williams
Hunter Moss
Parent
Robert Lancaster Williams
Lutherville Md
Ambler Holmes Moss
Hunter Holmes Moss
Mr. Moss
Parkersburg
W Va
Green
Nt Valley
Baltimore
Germany
Philip J. Jensen
St. Thomas’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Arthur B. Kinsolving
Old St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Moss
R. H. Stokes
Minnie C Baker
Ann Cary Moss
Miss Baker
Bermuda
Robert Carter Beverley
Richmond
Ivy
Charlottesville
Nan
Beverley
R. Carter Beverley
J. H.C. Beverley
Fauquier County
Emily Virginia Tiffany
Warretton
Ellen Cary Beverley
William W. Beverley
Arms Conference To Be Resumed
The steering committee of the world disarmament conference voted to resume the full talks on October 16 as planned. The notice is followed by a personal memorial poem for John R. Stottlemyer dated October 9, 1932, signed by his daughter and son.
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Associated Press
Geneva
John R. Stottlemyer
Mrs. Godlove
Walter Stottlemyer
Purble City Realty to Sell Winchester Property at Auction
Trustees will sell at public auction in Winchester Virginia on November 4 1933 at eleven o clock in front of the County Court House. The lot lies on the south side of Senseney Road known as the Arthur Slag store and residence property. Terms require one third cash and the balance in two equal annual installments with bonds and insurance.
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Senseney Road
Winchester
Arthur Slag
W. A. Bailey
W. E. Edwards
Governors Are Asked About the Works Programs
Governor Pinchot was asked by Harold Ickes to advise on expediting federal aid highway construction in Pennsylvania. Ickes told Pinchot that $18,891,000 was allotted to Pennsylvania from a $400,000,000 fund but only $2,169,000 worth of projects have been approved so far.
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Washington
Pinchot
Harold L. Ickes
Public Works
Pennsylvania
Ickes
Miners rally in Centerville as Pledges echoed
Ryan announced a mass meeting for Centerville at 2 PM tomorrow to urge miners to stand firm after a telegram from Johnson outlined Roosevelt's eight point plan. Coal fields and steel towns remained quiet over the weekend amid recurring violence in the region.
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Ryan
Johnson
Frick
Centerville
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