Social and social calendar items from Winchester notes
Social calendar items list church meetings, luncheons and teas in Winchester and surrounding areas. It notes class gatherings at Braddock Street M E Church and Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church, a large Annefield tea after Blue Ridge Hunt Club races, announcements of engagements, birthdays, and society events with numerous local and visiting guests.
Stock Exchange List Shows Mixed Gains and Losses
At 2:15 p m the New York Stock Exchange displayed a mixed bag with several issues rising while others fell. The British pound was weaker after yesterday's strength with dollar quotes around 3.93 and a slate of prices for Allied Chem American Can American Tel & Tel American Tobacco Anaconda Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Electric General Motors Kennecott Copper Union Carbide Mont Ward National Biscuit Norfolk and Western Packard Standard Brands Standard Oil and Texas Corp among others.
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New York Stock Exchange
Allied Chem. & Dye
Amer. Tel. & Tel
Amer. Tobacco
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Cont
Oil
Del
Gen’ Electric
Gen'l Motors
Kennecot Copper
Licklard
Mont. Ward
Nat'l Biscuit
Packard
Stand. Brands
Stand. Oil
N. J
Texas Corp
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Social notes from Woodstock to Warrenton and beyond
Mr Joseph Carson and daughter from Woodstock spent yesterday in town with relatives. Miss Frances Page hosted the Thursday bridge club on West Cork street. Mr C E Jackson of Philadelphia visits on business about apple purchases for markets. Miss Freddie Moore recovering from appendectomy at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Edward G Herman of Washington Street spend a week in Baltimore with relatives. Mrs Harry F Byrd of Romeston left for Richmond for several days. Mrs Raymond D McGrath of Warrenton hosted a large bridge luncheon honoring her mother in law with guests from the city. Miss Phliss Palmer plans weekend in Greenville Virginia. she teaches at Handley High School. Mr and Mrs S D Harding of Williamsport, Pa arrived to visit their son-in-law and daughter at their Cameron Street apartment. The Thursday night bridge club meets at Miss Jeanne Stuart’s Northwestern grade home. The Friday bridge club gathers tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Richard E Byrd’s Amherst Street home.
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Blue Ridge
Lewis M. Allen
Winchester
Roy Jackson
Radnor
Frederick Thomas
Long Island
H. M. Dixon
Philadelphia
William Martin
Frank Bonsal, Jr
Baltimore
Houston Gaddis
Louise Oakie
Washington
George Sloan
Harry Poole
Arthur Charrington
Wilbur
Groome
Warrenton
O. Allen Campfield
New York
D. C. Sands
Henry Frost
Raymond Belmont
William Hitt
MacKensie Tablend
Turner Wiltshire
Middlebury
Courtland Smith
Fletcher Harper
Orange
Cary Langhorne
Henry Oxnard
Archibald Randolph
Dorothy Willing Randolph
Upperville
B. B. Dutton
Angelica Didier
J. Victor Arthur
Welbourne
Lillis Janney
Nancy Lee Janney
Mary Conrad
William Metzgar
Mary Metzgra
Leesburg
Andrews
Thomas Sommerville
Montpelier Station
Reynolds
Remount Station
B. Duval Chambers
Millwood
DeCourcy Failes
Edward B. Jacobs
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Margaret Brosius
Martinsburg
B. B. Hall
Oakland
Cal
First Presbyterian Church
Wheeling
W. Va
California
Hall
John Brosius
Brosius
Morgan County
West Virginia
F. S. Emmett
Hockman
Eleanor
Louise Clevenger
Amherst Street
Juanita Hockman
L. L. Hockman
Washington Street
Clem Sydnor
Norfolk
Raymond D. McGrath
Richard E. Byrd
Frank Hack
H. B. McCormac
Melvin Green
Donald Weems
S. D. Harding
Williamsport, Pa
George Petley
Cameron Street
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Show Modest Decline
Grain prices closed fractionally lower at the Chicago Board of Trade with declines tied to profit-taking across sectors. Wheat and corn led losses with mixed December May and July figures, oats and rye also controlled by limited sales.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Globe Ticket Co. Head Injured in Winchester Accident
Walter E. Hering, 75, president of Globe Ticket Co and Hanneman Hospital vice chair, was injured in a traffic crash near Winchester Virginia. His daughter Mrs. Evans suffered a fractured collarbone and contusions. They were treated locally and brought to Philadelphia.
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Walter E. Hering
Globe Ticket Company
Hanneman Hospital
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirer
Winchester
Irman Evans
Hering
Hahneman Hospital
the Inquirer
Constantine Hering
Broad Street
Race
Hospital
Medical College
Heavv
Ninth and
Cherry Streets
North Twelfth Street
Market Street National Bank
Edison Tribute and Political Clippings From 1931
A Milton Striplett letter from Winchester Virginia dated October 19 1931 declares Thomas A Edison not dead but at rest in heaven and urges his immortal work to continue through God s power. The note follows with brief quotes about political changes and foreign policy from Senator Arthur Robinson and Henry Berenger.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Star
Braddock St
Ph Parsonage
Ladies of Green
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Choral Club
Loudoun Street
Presbyterian Church
Loyal Workers’ Bible
Burnt Factory
S. G. Newscome
Standard Mission Study
Braddock Street
Epworth League of
Round Hill
Mrs. Watkins
Annefield
B. Neill and
Mr. Lewis Neill
Berryville
Mr. Hall
Oates
J. R. Oates
Charles
Charles R. Oates
N. W. Oates
Loring Oates
I. R. Bageant
L. H. Bailey
Gore
Stanley Riley
Gilbert Oates
Capon Bridge
Mrs. T. L. Riley
Shirley
Fleming, Ky
Shoreham Hotel
Adam W. Wyant
Anne Moore Wyant
Sidney Thompson
Miss Thompson
Shoreham
Helen Ray Hagner
Miss Hockman
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
E. L. Woolf
Fairmont Avenue
Centenary Reformed Church
S. L. Flickinger
North
B. E. Russell
South Loudoun Street
Walter Hirth
West Monmouth Street
Yorktown
B. B. Young
New York City
Mrs. Young
Ella Thomas
Joseph Carson
Woodstock
Memorial Hospital
William Doran
M. A. Doran
F. A. Read, Inc
Standard Oil Company
Huntsberry
W. B. Hibbs & Company
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
Balto
Ohio
William Paxton
Frances Page
West Cork Street
C. E. Jackson
Freddie Moore
Edward G. Herman
Harry F. Byrd
Rosemont
Richmond
Reguar
Jeanne Stuart
Chicago
MacDonald
Congress
Globe Ticket CO
W.E. Hering
Philadelphia Hospital
N. Loudoun St
National Credit Corporation
Hoover
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Herbert S. Larrick
Pres
H. C. Sheetz
John I. Sloat
Fred A. Crisman
H. R. Edwards
Ma Kennedy
Helen
Rowla
Tee A
Lovett Bros
Thomas A. Edison
God
Mother Earth
Milton Striplett
Winchester, Va
Arthur R. Robinson
America
Henry Berenger
Summna
Gar
Hallowe’er
Baker’s
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets