Daughters of the American Revolution to Unveil Monument
Mrs Russell William Magna and Mrs Charles B Keesee will be among the guests for the unveiling. Virginia governor and Mrs Pollard expected to attend. Miss Ellen Roberts Moore and Mr Cameron Thompson descendants of Minute Men will draw the flag. Fort Loudoun Chapter members will motor to Culpeper for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell William Magna
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles B. Keesee
Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution
Virginia
John Garland Pollard
Ellen Roberts Moore
Cameron Thompson
Company of
Minute Men
Byrd Leavell
Fort Loudoun
Culpeper
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The social calendar lists 1:30 p m monthly Women’s Missionary Society at Mrs Carl T Cather’s home 28 Peyton St 8:00 p m adult choir practice at First Baptist 8:00 p m Winchester Post VFW meeting at Zane Fire Co 11:30 2 p m Centenary Reform Church Ladies Aid benefit luncheon 12:45 p m Kiwanis weekly meeting and luncheon 2:00 p m Stephenson Social Club at Miss Edith Jolliffe’s near Clearbrook 6:45 p m United Brethren youth choir 7:00 p m Baptist church young peoples choir 8:00 p m Winchester Lodge Elks 8:15 p m Grace Lutheran Church adult choir 1:00 p m Rotary Club 3:00 p m Gen Turner Ashby United Daughters of Confederacy home of Mrs Wm Fritts White Post 12:30 p m American Legion Braddock Street M E Church Monday 7:30 p m Winchester Music Lovers Club rehearsal Tuesday 12:30 p m Lions Club luncheon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of United Brethren Church
Carl T. Cather
Peyton Street
First Baptist Church
Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ae Zane Fire Company
Ladies’ Aid Society
Centenary Reformed Church
Kiwanis Club
Stephenson Social Club
Edith Jolliffe
Clearbrook
Young Peoples’ Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Eons Peoples
t+ Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Gen
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of Confederacy
A Ww. Fritts
American Legion Post
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Culpeper Minute Men Memorial Unveiling Set For Oct 27
Culpeper Minute Men Chapter and Daughters of the American Revolution plan the October 27 unveiling of an obelisk memorial to Culpeper Minute Men of the Revolution. The granite monument will stand at the triangle of Orange and Madison roads at Main Street, marking the town’s south entrance. The chapter was formed ten years ago by Mrs. Berkeley G. Caffee to honor Virginia’s first Minute Men of 1775 who fought at Great Bridge near Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culpeper Minute Men
Daughters of the American Revolution
Culpeper Minute Men of the Revolution
Georgia
Orange
Madison Roads
Main Street
Culpeper
Minute Men
Berkeley G. Caffee
Virginia
Great Bridge
Norfolk
Marriage of Miss Pauline B Hudson to Clinton Rhodes
Announcement that Pauline B Hudson of Middletown and Culpeper marries Clinton Rhodes, formerly of Rockland Warren county now Frederick county, on Thursday Oct 5 at the Methodist parsonage in Hagerstown Maryland. They plan a brief wedding trip and will reside in Middletown for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Brown Hudson
Middletown
Culpeper
Clinton Rhodes
Rockland
Warren County
Frederick County
Agerstown
Clarence Hudson
Stephens City
Culpeper High School
Harrisonburg State Teachers
Locals Move About In Winchester And Nearby Areas
Residents and families across Winchester and nearby towns plan or have begun new homes or jobs. Mr and Mrs Georges relocate to Bristol Virginia, Ceurpes becomes Bristol confectionery store manager, and Palmer Moyer shifts to a new A and P post in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges
Bristol
T. N. Georges
James Lamp
North Loudoun Street
Ceurpes
Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting moved to 3 30
The regular semi monthly W C T U meeting is set for Thursday at 3 30 at the Friends Meeting House Washington and Piccadilly. Members are asked to note the hour change. Mrs May Carper remains ill at Woodland avenue resting more comfortably. Mr and Mrs Joseph Titus, formerly of this city now of Washington, have returned after visiting Earl Parsons on West Leicester street. First Christian Church women will offer a substantial lunch at Braddock and Clifford from 11 to 1 30 Thursday and Friday for the benefit of the ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
College of Surgeons
P. W. Boyd
Chicago
American College of Surgeons
Fairmont Avenue
Jane Scully
John T. Scully
South Stewart Street
Washington
Fairmont School For Girls
Sam Preston
Winchester
Stonewall Avenue
West Leicester Street
B. Beverley Wright
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Friends’ Meeting House
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
May Carper
Woodland Avenue
Joseph Titus
Earl Parsons
Ladies of the First ,Christian Church
Braddock and
Clifford Streets
Personal and Social Mention Of Berryville
Berryville Virginia October 9 Mrs Elizabeth C Butler widow of Dr Butler of Shepherdstown and daughter of Nathaniel P Craighill of Charles Town received much attention October 5 at her daughters home on her eightieth birthday. Guests included Miss Katharine P McDonald and various locals with out of town visitors from Charles Town Winchester and Cumberland. The piece notes social calls birthdays and a world series attendance plus local travel and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Elizabeth C. Butler
Dr. Butler
Shepherdstown
Nathaniel Price Craighill
Charles Town
William P. Craighill
H. H. Burks
Butler
John Brown
E P. Berlin
Jimmie
W. T. Lewis
W. D. Garvin
P. M. Ricamore
Jessie Carpenter
Dalton Carpenter
Ralph Ware
R. E. Potts
Charles Peterson
G. W Atkinson
George Hardest
Stella D. Moore
Frank M. Wray
J. D. Griffing
Washington
Katharine P. McDonald
Thomas Carlton Harrison
Harrison
Sutton, Surry Co. Eng
Virginia
Thomas Carlton, Jr
James Riddle
Ocean Viewer
Daingerfield Lewis
Hewlett, L. I
J. R. Dakeman
C. and P. Telephone Company
V. P. I.tenn
Knoxville Tenn
Raymond P. Bell
Charlottesville
Federal Land Bank For
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Bell
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buckets bladder laxative ad promises restful sleep
An advertisement claims Buckets, a buchu leaf and juniper oil blend, cleanses the bladder like castor oil for the bowels. It offers a 25c trial and a 250 cent box, urging customers to test four days with Baker's Drug Store backing Buckets as a best seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker’s Drug Store
2000 Weirton Steel Employes Return
Police were sent to the mill town as 2000 Weirton Steel workers resumed. Work restarted in several Pennsylvania counties and in southern Illinois coal fields where guards were once needed. A 400 member U S Gauge strike ended with unionization talks and wage discussions. Myron C Taylor and Gen Hugh S Johnson were involved in settlement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghany
Westmoreland
Indiana
Washington
Armstrong
Jefferson Counties
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Harrisburg
U.S. Gauge Company
Sellersville
Myron C. Taylor
US Steel Corporation
Hugh 8. Johnson
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices Reported for The Star
Closing quotations show Chicago futures for December at 84.54 cents and May at 88.54, July at 86.5 cents. Baltimore spot wheat at 86.1 cents, Winchester spot wheat at 77.0 cents. Data provided by Winchester Milling Corp through Sticker Sales Corpora tion wire service from Hagerstown Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Death of Chicago Club Owner Lebensberger Under Probe
Federal investigators probe Lebensberger death described as death by own action or assassination. confinement with underworld court may have decreed the death. Mrs. Lebensberger testifies he acted by himself over financial reverses. disclosure of indictment in a half million dollar mail robbery also cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar B. Lebensberger
Chicago
Lebensberger
Louella Lebensberger
Ancient Utah cliff dwelling hints at early apartment life
A three story cliff dwelling with hundreds of rooms discovered in Utah suggests that ancient Indian races used apartment like housing. The find implies organized, multiroom living arrangements centuries ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Miners Leader Testifies as Davis Trial Opens
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers and John Sherron mayor of Pittsburgh testified as character witnesses for United States Senator James J. Davis in a federal trial. Davis and Theodore G. Miller face charges of sending lottery tickets across state lines in alleged fund raising via Loyal Order of Moose channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
John Sherron
Pittsburgh
United States
James J. Davis
Davis
Theodore G. Miller
Loyal Order of Once
Lewis
Char J. Margiotti
Defense
Failure To Have Driver's Permit Not Unlawful
Judge Frank Armistead of the 14th district ruled that failing to carry a driver's permit on state highways is not unlawful. The ruling came in the case of W. G. Beverly a high school teacher who was acquitted after appealing his $2.50 magistrates court fine. Ashton Dover said the decision correct and cited the motor vehicles division director that the permit rule warns rather than arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Frank Armistead
14Th Judicial District
W. G. Beverly
Beverly
Ashton Dover
House of Delegates
T McCall Prazier
State Division of Motor Vehicles
Judge McDowell Dies Suddenly During Kentucky Visit
Judge Henry Clay McDowell 72 former United States District Court for Western Virginia judge died suddenly in Lexington on Sunday during a family visit. He came from Lynchburg and will be buried in Lexington. A maternal great grandson of Henry Clay, he was regarded as a leading federal jurist in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Henry Clay McDowell
United States District Court of Western
Lynchburg
Henry Clay
South
Judge McDowell Dies at Lynchburg After Federal Appointment
The Federal bench appointment was made in 1901 by President Theodore Roosevelt. Judge McDowell, who had practiced law in Big Stone Gap, died yesterday in Lynchburg where he resided after his elevation and succession to the late John Paul. His funeral is to be held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
John Paul
McDowell
Dowell
Big Stone Gap
Lynchburg
Chickens mutilated to identify flock in Shenandoah theft case
In Shenandoah county near Clary a farmer clipped tail feathers and amputated a toe from each chick to mark his flock after a hen house raid on July 30. William Mumaw and Bliss Supinger were found guilty, fined 100 dollars and jailed six months, later extended to one year on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Renia Jenkins
Clary
Shenandoah County
William Mumaw
Bliss Supinger
Gilbert E. Pence
Mumaw
Supinger
Circuit Court
Bliss
Fendants
Sratheres
Shenandoah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Music Lovers’ Club
Lions’ Club
Buccaneer
RED Cross
Hunisberry
Pauline Hudson
Grabill
John H. Grabill
Shenandoah Herald
Crabill
Century Club
Lewis M. Allen
West Clifford Street
Bryan Conirad
John S. Scully
Sara W. Chew
Sophie Baker
Melvin Green
Ireland
Dorothy Shiner
Charles Mills
Charles H. Mills, Jr
Fredericksp Rg
Takoma Park
D. C
B. Franklin Bryan
H. C. Parker
Louis E. Rice
West Cork Street
Charles P. McVicar
H. T. Busey
R38. Hatcher
Bessie McNeer
Harry R. Green
Martha Cuthbert
Front Royal
John Quick
C. Palmer Moyer
Strasburg
A. & P. Company
Zula Smoot
Memorial Hospital
H. F. Boyer
Mary Gray
Esther Norton
Mount Vernon
N. Y
George F. Norton
Harry Cooke
Roland T. Bryarly
Emma Ginn Baker
Anne Brooke Kern
Arthur M. Field
Hunter H. McGuire
North Braddock Street
West Point
Bryan Conrad
Sam Childs
Kernstown
Marshall Willis
South Washington Street
Young People’s Choir
United Brothers Church
Minnie Wigginton
West Boscawen Street
Amos Schlack
South Cameron Street
Newport News
Schlack
Robert A. Beverley
Rebecca Beverley
Atlantic City
Chalfonte- Haddon Hall Hotel
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Moore and Dorsey
Lewis Neill
John B. Neill
Morgantown
W. Va
Shepherd
Mrs. Randolph
South Carolina
St. Louis
Associated Press
Judge McDowell
Kentucky
United States District Court Clerk's Office
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
Wilbur Coon
Lovett Shoe
Loudoun St
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
N. Loudoun St
Campbell
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Valley Food CO
Margaret L. Hodgson
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