Jefferson the Liberal opens Fort Loudoun DAR season
Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its opening fall meeting at Mrs. J. Howard Cather’s home on South Washington street. Edward Perry Browning of Handley High School spoke on Jefferson’s liberal principles. New members were named, and Alexandria hosts the state conference October 28 31 with delegates listed. November meeting set for Mrs. Louis E. Rice’s home on North Loudoun Street.
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Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. Howard Cather
South
Washington Street
William P. Massey
Jefferson the Liberal
Edward Perry Browning
Handley High School
Jefnyger
Thomas J. Holt
Thompson Sowers
National Society
Alexandria
Rose MacDonald
Warren Rice
Harry R. Greene
Samuel D. O’neal
D. W. Ritenour
Stuart Edmonds
Anna Briggs
C. W. Trenary
Grover Cooper
J. W. Sibert
Boyd R. Richards
Frank B. Crawford
Surprise birthday party for Mrs Henry Dick at Reynolds Store
A large gathering in Martinsburg, West Virginia, honored Mrs. Henry Dick at her Reynolds Store home on October 8. Guests included numerous local couples and families, with refreshments served and the centerpiece a biryh cake featuring out of town guests from Setauket and Patchogue, Long Island.
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Mrs. Henry Dick
Henry Dick
Reynolds Store
W. H. Oates
Glenn
Homer Shade
Willie
Gilbert
Noah
Utah Crossen
Virginia
Minnie
Maryland Crossen
George Crossen
Charlie Dick
Doyle Dick
Ivy
Marvin
Jerry Dick
Eva
Willadean
Sam Dick
Charles
Robert
Eliazeth Luttrell
Ora Hottle
Kila
Elizabeth Peacemaker
Susan Lewis
Margery Bohrer
Troy Dick
Thelma
Melville Dick
Kathleen
Wilmer Stine
Janie
Ed Lewis
Hodgson
Fanny
Golda
Pauline Moore
Edith Bohrer
Mildred Kiger
Tressa Dick
Earl
Joshua
Leroy Place
Roy Bohrer
E. M. Wells
Veteran preacher J C Hooks to settle in Winchester after Kansas trip
The Rev J C Hooks of New Market Va recently granted superannuated relations by the Baltimore Annual Conference has visited relatives in Kansas City Kansas and will make Winchester his future home. He served as a Confederate veteran in the Civil War and was the only active Confederate on the Baltimore Conference list until retirement. Needlework Guild Directors Meet to assemble clothing at 3 pm next Tuesday October 15 at Mrs D W Ritenour home to prepare stockings underwear sheets and pillow cases for distribution. gifts to reach directors by the morning of the 15th.
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J. C. Hooks
New Market
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Kansas City
Kans
Winchester
Hooks
Frederick Circuit
Mount Hebron
Mr. Hooks
General Forrest
Needlework Guild
D. W. Ritenour
Needlework Guild of America
Benefit bridge party at Girls Athletic Association raises prizes
About 35 youths attended the Girls Athletic Association benefit bridge party at the club rooms. Prizes donated by Huntsberry's Shoe Store Baker's Drug Store Gray and Sheetz and the Margaret Hodgson Shop were awarded to Mildred Landis Mrs. Fred Whetzell Katherine Dispan nett William Whetzell Frank Conway and Gordon Aiken. Harry Jack hospitalized at Memorial Hospital for evaluation of leg surgery after a recent appendicitis operation. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals seeks donations for a rummage sale including clothing shoes china glass furniture and rugs. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Albin welcome son Kenton Dean born October 8 at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Albin formerly Lela Jackson.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Huntsberry’s Shoe Store
Baker’s Drug Store
Gray and Sheetz
Margaret Hodgson
Mildred Landis
Fred Whetzell
Katherine Dispannett
William Whetzell
Frank Conway
Gordon Aiken
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Robert M. Ward
South Washington Street
M. D. Albin
Memorial Hospital
Kenton Dean
Albin
Lela Jackson
Miss Miriam Haldeman to Be Married Tomorrow
Miss Miriam Haldeman daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Haldeman of Melvern near Philadelphia will marry Mr Karry Hanes tomorrow afternoon at the Melvern Presbyterian Church. Kathryn Borden will be one of four bridesmaids.
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Frederick
Warren Counties
Mirian Haldeman
Charles W. Haldeman
Melvern
Philadelphia
Karry Hanes
Haldeman
J. 8. Haldeman
Kathryn Borden
Joseph L. Borden
Warren County
Miss Haldeman
Borden
Potomac Edison Donates Early 1100 Volt Generator to Ford Museum
Potomac Edison Company presents an early alternating current generator to the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn Michigan. The unit, a revolving armature design rated 1100 volts single phase 69 cycle, was recovered from Hyndman Pennsylvania and reconditioned in East Pittsburgh before transit. A tablet will commemorate the gift and honor Edison whose work shaped civilization and modern life over the past fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford Museum
Dearborn
Michigan
Thomas A.edison
Potomac Edison Company
Hyndman
Westinghouse Electric Company
East Pittsburgh
Dearborn Museum
Potomac - Edison Company
Mr. Edison
Land 150 Pounds Of Sea Bass In Two Days Fishing
Harry H. Woodward and cousin Ralph Young fished two days at Point Lookout Maryland on the Potomac River Chesapeake Bay. Captain Clarence D. Bradburn led the boat they used. They landed 150 pounds of sea bass including many striped bass, with 22 fish caught first day and 19 second day. Blood worms peelers and trolling were used.
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Harry H. Woodward
Point Lookout
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Ralph Young
Washington
Clarence D. Bradburn
Ridge
Messrs. Woodward
Young
Body Of Woman To Be Exhumed
Department of Justice agents ordered exhumation of Virginia McPherson after testimony suggested a skull fracture rather than strangulation by a pajama belt as the cause of death. The decision follows earlier belief of strangulation. The case underscores ongoing investigation and new forensic findings in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Virginia McPherson
Department of Justice
Order A Police Probe In Capital
Senate ordered an investigation into Washington police, the district attorney’s office, and the DC commissioners after a bungling allegation tied to the death of Virginia McPher son a nurse found strangled with a pajama belt in her Pennsylvania Avenue apartment.
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Washington
District Attorney's Office
District of Columbia
Senate
Virginia McPherson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thirty Perish As Wave Hits Launch
A Veracruz shore launch was swamped by a wave yesterday close to Tlacotoyan with 30 people drowned. The victims were among the town’s best known residents. Mr Al Taylor of Atlanta represents Eureka Hose Co. and is in Winchester on business.
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C. A. Oettinger
West Orange
N. J
Edison Lamp Works
Winchester
Mexico City
el Universal
Tlatocoyan
Vera Cruz
al Taylor
Atlanta, Ga
Eureka Hose Company
Easier Money Aids Recovery In Stock Market
In New York on October 11 easier credit and bullish copper data spurred stock prices. Wall Street remained optimistic about the Federal Reserve brokers loan decline, though the drop was smaller than expected. Broad buying supported gains from 1 to 12 points, with specialties leading on bullish signals. Call money fell to 50 percent.
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New York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Edison Key to a Century of Inventions and Habits
A profile of Thomas Edison reveals his dedication to work and varied interests. He commutes by Ford car, values the phonograph, and treats money as secondary to invention. Deafness stems from a childhood train incident, and his business is run by his son Charles while others manage his needs.
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Ford
Edison
Mr. Oettinger
George Bernard Shaw
London
Samuel Insull
New York
Charles Edison
Schwartz Shifts to Fullback For Washington State Grid
Elmer Schwartz moves from guard to fullback and is counted on for a major role this season on the Washington State college football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Schwartz
Washington State College
Senate backs Federal Farm Board nominees
Washington Oct 11 The Senate agriculture committee voted a favorable report on the nomination of all members of the Federal Farm Board. The item appears in a Dallas News clipping noting possible concerns about the plant’s production plans andworker discussions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Federal Farm Board
County Methodist Episcopal Service at White Church
A Sunday preaching service at White Church at 7 p m led by the pastor invites all to attend.
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Methodist Pal Church
White P. m
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W. Piccadilly Street
Jack
O. L. Jack
Virginia Beach
Miriam Haldeman
Lutheran Sunday School
Grace Lutheran Church
Schol
Mrs. Baetier
J. George Baetjer
Fairmont Avenue
North Carolina
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Atlantic Seaboard
Miss Swisher
Weston
W. Va
Mrs. J. Wilbur
Swisher
West Boscawen Street
J. F. Krock
Easton, Pa
Herbert S. Larrick
Nancy Larrick
Goucher College
Lyda Chapman
Freda Chapman
Lynchburg
Stephenson
A. A. Allamong
Winchester Shrine Club
Martinsburg
Mr. Garland Johnston
D. E. Stultz
Cumberland, Md
Carl Sterry
Frostburg, Md
A. W. Kalbaugh
East Lane Avenue
Joseph Henley
Charlottesville, Va
Kenneth Rice
B. Willard Franklin
Leesburg
E. Douglas Davis
Hagerstown
Charles Town
West Clifford Street
Chicago News
Ford Museum
The
Caraway
Arkansas
Winchester Fruit & Veg. Market
Sea Food
Frank Miccichi
Ward
Ner Pr
Montgomery Ward &Co
S. Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
Homas Edison
O. K
U. S. Farm Board
Mr. Ford
Ireland
Pat
Miké
Dallas Newe
Martha Washington
E. Piccadilly Sr
M. A. Kees
Sample Shoe Store
Pratts
Winchester Seed CO
Slege
Gage
Margaret
L. Hodgson
North Main Street
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