Out-of-Town Couple and Social News Notes
Social and personal items describe cross town connections with a Weeees couple in Lemoyne, Pa. and a Philadelphia native now in Chicago as an accountant. Mrs Byrd hosts a dinner in New York honoring Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd. Ohio visitors film scenery in northern Virginia with Bradfield making motion pictures near Winchester. Various locals visit Washington, Middletown, and Toms Brook with family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pek Nebinger
Pias
W. A. Nebinger
Shiremanstown
Lemoyne
Philadelphia
Chicago
Commander Byrd
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
New York
Ore Hotel
Southern Society
Richard Evelyn
Ohio
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Ernest 8
Ely
South Stewart Street
Charles Bratton
Frank Robinson
Gibson Bradfield
Laura Rogera
Misa Jennis
Barnesville,co
Maycebinson
Belair, O
Ralph Gorsuch
Zanesville
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Bradfield
Winchester
Mrs Baker's Return Ties to Bridgewater fumes incident
Mrs Albert L Baker returned Saturday from Bridgewater Rocks county Vai where she had been visiting Mrs Richard Berlin. She was there when a student was killed and five others overcome by deadly chemical fumes from Bridgewater College. Fumes were detected at the Berlin home prompting open windows and a household displacement until repairs and dissipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. Baker
Albert L. Baker
Bridgewater
Rocks County
Vai
Richard Berlin
Baker
Bridgewater College
Berlin
Berlins House
Findinco
Headleys Visit Shepherdstown Guests of Friends
Mr and Mrs J W Headley spent yesterday in Shepherdstown West Virginia as guests of friends Mrs G D Brown from Philadelphia is visiting Mr and Mrs Homer E Guyer at their West Cork Street home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Headley
Shepherdstown, W. Va
G. D. Brown
Philadelphia
Homer E. Guyer
West Cork Street
J. K. Luttrell
Richard Cooper
Martinsburg
W. Va
Local residents and visitors halt in Winchester circle
A parade of guests from Baltimore Springfield Ohio Martinsburg W.Va. and Philadelphia arrive for short visits staying with local families on National Avenue South Kent and Amherst Street. Several plan trips to Chambersburg Philadelphia and Hagerstown for Sesqui Centennial festivities.
Local Socials Note Berryville Woman Visits Northern Cities
Mrs. L J Williams of Berryville avenue travels to Washington Alexandria and Fairfax Court House Virginia for several days as a guest of friends. Miss Lucie North of Huntley Virginia visits relatives here for the weekend. Mrs. Eula Riley returns home to Keyser West Virginia after spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs A W Bow ey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Williams
Berryville Avenue
Washington, Alexandria
Fairfax Court House
Lucie North
Huntley, Va
Eula Riley
Keyser
W. Va
A. W. Bowey
Social notes: Virginia and Maryland visitors pass through
Mr and Mrs C S Rice of Waynesboro travel via Winchester to Mount Jackson to stay with relatives. Their daughter Miss Viola Rice visits from Winchester. They plan a several day stay before returning home. Mr and Mrs W H Snover of Harrisburg Pa spent last night at the George Washington Hotel. Elmer Hodges and A J DeHart couples visited Keyser West Virginia yesterday. Richard Keffer, M E Hildebrand and Laura Keffer visited Strasburg Va with their parents J W and Mrs Keffer. Hildebrand and Keffer returned to Winchester last evening.
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Robert Kremer
Oscar Brill
Toms Brook
Kremér
Winchester
Lyda Chapman
Washington
James Chapman
Cherrydale
Martin McDaniels
Chapman
McDaniels
J. M. Salyards
Keyser
W. Va
Elsie McKinney
Golightly
Raymond J. Golightly
Elsie May McKinney
William McKinney
Virginia Avenue
Joseph S. Duckwall
Highland, Avenue Presbyterian Chapel
James D. Golightly
Katie Palmer
Reading
O. O. Stickley
Strasburg, Va
Martin Wisecarver
W. H. Snover
Harrisburg, Pa
George Washington Hotel
Elmer Hodges
A. J. DeHart
Richard Keyfer
M. E. Hildebrand
Laura Keffer
J.W. Keffer
Winchester Man Returns Amid Health Alert at East Boscawen
Mr. Harry Gordon returns to Winchester after spending days in Miami Florida where he was summoned by the illness of Mrs. E G Hollis at her East Boscawen street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gordon
Miami
Fla
Winchester
E. G. Hollis
East Boscawen Street
Couple from New Orleans Stay at Hotel Jack
Dr. and Mrs. A. Brew of New Orleans spent the past weekend at Hotel Jack, enjoying a brief visit and local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. Brew
New Orleans
Hotel Jack
Thousands Attend Service For Detective Scrivener
A large crowd gathered for a multi‑hour funeral and procession for Detective Scrivener, honored by the Scrivener family, local clergy, Elks Lodge, and several choirs. Washington officials, photographers, and hundreds of friends filled the church and cemetery, with elaborate floral tributes and a lodge of sorrow ceremony.
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Scriveners
Rock Enoll Springs
W. L. Dudley
Roy F. Schmucker
Martinsburg
W. Va
Richard E. Griffith
Joseph Hodgson
God
Floyd Haines
F. L. Sargent
Washington Lodge of Elks
Scrivener
Turner A. Scrivener
Fairview Avenue
Parret
Washington
Queen Marie Visits Pacific Coast Areas In Transit
Queen Marie and her children rode in the pilot house during a bay trip led by Governor A Whalen. Reporters pressed for interviews but she waved away requests, saying she plans to visit California Palm Beach and bring Roumanian art to inaugurate a new room at Samuel Hill's Seattle home.
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Pilot House
A. Whalen
Marie
California
Palm Beach
Mary Hill
Samuel Hill
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Hill
Queen Marie and family greet Americans on visit
Queen Marie of Roumania and her children Prince Nicholas and Princess Ileana arrived aboard the Leviathan and went to quarantine. Officials prepared welcome parties after a delayed morning arrival. The queen, age 51, answered reporters with light humor as her children avoided questions about schooling and romance.
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Asia New York
Leviathan
Marie of
Roumania
Prince Nicholas
Ileata
Hunt on posted land leads to fine in county court
Lion Courtney Hook was fined 15.25 in the county magistrate's court Saturday by Jas Tavenner for hunting on land posted and without the owner's permission. The landowner was Walter Miller a well known fruit grower and farmer southwest of the city. The case cites the state statute prohibiting hunting on another's land without permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Courtney Hook
Istrate
Jas Tavenner
Walter Miller
Prices Display Resistance in Stock Market
Prices showed better resistance to selling pressure in today's market as bear traders uncovered only a few weak spots. A cut in the call money rate from 5 to 4% encouraged short covering and renewed demonstrations in rails and a select group of high grade industries. Call money stayed at 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Fruit Growers Seek Remedies For Over Production
Northwest fruit growers seek remedies to curb over production and haphazard marketing. Yakima Valley farmers favor grower associations, elimination of low grade fruit, and expanded storage for orderly year round marketing to sustain prosperity amid high yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
United Sta
New York Times
Washington
American Banker's Association
Yakima Valley
Haifa
Tris
Th Northwest
Woman recounts highway bandit attack and police pursuit
Mrs Calder and her daughter described a night ride hijacking in Brooklyn. The car was forced to Union Street and Eighth Avenue after leaving Park Circle with the driver and a companion who fled on foot. Police Commissioner McLaughlin investigated at their home.
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Gowanus Canal
Union Street
Eighth Avenue
Mother
McLaughlin
Mayor vetoes continued on tobacco and drinks sales
The document continues from Vazene noting that cream milk beverages soda water confections cigars cigarettes and tobacco are restricted to sellers exclusively handling those items and that some shops may still engage in part of the trade.
City Ordinance May Discriminate on Trade
The speaker argues the proposed ordinance to allow Sunday business may unjustly discriminate between licensees selling listed arts. The Common Council has power to regulate articles but should avoid discriminatory application to any person firm or corporation licensed to sell such articles. The aim is to prevent unlawful bias in enforcement without hindering council authority.
Bloom Brevities from Bloom Virginia School Progress
The Friendly Grove school near Strasburg is progressing with Miss Evelyn Keller as teacher. Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Gervis Lemley and J. H. Orndorff visited Stephens City relatives. Winchester families Howard March and Glynn Anderson, with others, spent time with P. P. Hlynn and J. I. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
P. P. Hlynn
Mae Crabill
J. I
Paul Good
J. I. White
E. A. Richard
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Frank Anderson
Dorothy Anderson
Brackenridge
Walter Cochran
J. Newton McDonald
Middletown, Va
Earl Massey
South Braddock Street
Daughters of Confederacy
Stover Camp
Daughters of the Confederacy of Strasburg
Daughters of the Confederacy
Frederick County
Fisher’s’ Hill
Cedar Creek
Fisher’s Hill
Ear
Byrd W. McDonald
S. J. Bradford
Springfield
W. A. Swimley
Orion
Ruth Heitz
Edna Hart
Pittsburgh, Pa
M.A. Earl
John Scully, Jr
Missoula,Mont
W. D. Simmons
Repequon
Harrisonburg, Va
Maynard Larrick
Rock Enon
Bayliss Boyed
Hagerstown, Md
Mrs. Johnson
North Loudoun Street
John Solenberger
Chambersburg, Pa
Ralph Steele
Robert Crichlow
Fort Banks
Mass
Tennessee
Joseph E. Campbell
Statter
George P. Kern
Sunnyside
Newton Vaughan
Richmond, Va
Amherst Street
Sidney E. Carrier
Lehen
Charles Johnson
Charles. S. Merton Company
C F. McDonald
S.D. McDonald
National Avenue
Earl Peltz
Baltimore
W. H. Reed
Isabelle Grove
Clyde DeHart
South Kent Street
N.H. Carpenter, Sr
Coshocton
N. H. Carpenter, Jr
Austin Grim
M.V. B. Snake
Harrisbore
Hunter N. Kern
W. H. Crawford
Loan and Thrift Corporation
Hagerstown
W. P. Walker
J. S. Haldeman
Grove
Jomle
Queen Marie
Aleand
Peo House
Ileana
Nicholas
Eana
Paris
Romania
Veana
America
Arthur Enz
Amail
Elizabeth
N. J
International
Empire
Empire Office
George Abbott
John V.A. Tee
Louise Price
W. M. Calder
the Nathanson CO
North Main St
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