Social calendar adds Legion Auxiliary and church guild meetings
Regular Legion Auxiliary meeting at 129 West Piccadilly Street hosts Mrs. Harry Lupton. Market Street Church Women’s Service Guild meets in Electric Kitchen of Northern Virginia Power Co. Madison Lodge 6 I O O F meets at East Boscawen Street hall. Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Century Club meets at Mrs. L West’s home. Dorothy Kremer and Thomas Warburton wed at Market Street Methodist. Winchester Rebekah Lodge meets at Odd Fellows Hall on East Boscawen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Harry Lupton
West Piccadilly Street
Women’s Service Guild of
Market Street
Northern Virginia Power Company
Madison Lodge
Hall
East Boscawen Street
Lions George Washington Hotel
Century Club
L. West Clifford
Dorothy Kremer
Thomas Warburton
Market Street Methodist Church
Winchester Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Miss Elsie Locke Weds Harold Foreman in Church of Christ
Miss Elsie Allen Locke married Harold Foreman on Saturday at the Church of Christ with Rev. E. T. Clark officiating. Attendants were limited to family. reception followed at the bride's parents home and a brief wedding trip will precede their home on South Loudoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Locke
Church of Christ
Mr. Foreman
Elsie Allen Locke
Haroldeman
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Lillian Oakes
A. M. Locke
Handley
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Foreman
Frank L. Foreman
Haldeman’s Creamery
Glaize Avenue
Loudoun Street
Special Bible Study For Home Missions In The Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church observes a special prayer season for Home Missions. The Epistle study from Ephesians is taught, with Mrs. Ronald B. Wilson guiding the first session. Miss Mary Bittinger leads further lessons on Tuesday and Thursday at 2:30 PM for Auxiliary members and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Southern Presbyterian Church
Ronald
Wilson
Mary Bittinger
Etiquette Q A on luggage names spoons and hand shake
Handles three etiquette questions. Full names on luggage are sometimes used but initials are preferred to avoid conspicuous exposure. Spoons belong to the right of plate and knives with hollow side up. Handshake height should be slightly above the waist.
Local Society Notes on Visiting Family and Travel
Mrs. Carl Wittmer Jr visits her parents at Fairmont avenue and plans to return to Hagerstown soon. Clarence LeFrois closes his Winchester office and goes home to Fairport New York after staying with Mrs Nancy Coble. Mrs. J T Roddey of Rock Hill North Carolina visits Mrs Fred L Glaize Sr then stays with Mr and Mrs Ridgely White on Merrymans Lane. Fred H Stubblefield of Waynesboro Virginia spends weekend with L O Brumback at 418 North Braddock Street.
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Carl Wittmer, Jr
W. H. Bosserman
Fairmont Avenue
Hagerstown
Clarence LeFrois
Fairport
N. Y
Winchester
Nancy Coble
West Boscawen Street
J. T. Roddey
Rock Hill
N. C
Fred L. Glaize, Sr
Ridgely White
Merrymans Lane
Fred H. Stubblefield
Waynesboro, Va
L. O. Brumback
North Braddock Street
Jimmy Meigs
Mrs. Lewis
Luray
Mrs. Meigs
Samuels
Porter House
Virginia Avenue
O. W. Carper
Mrs. Bennet, Jr
Mother testifies Mon tague was in bed during 1930 robbery
Mary Moore, mother of John Montague formerly Laverne Moore, testifies her son was at home in Syracuse on the night Kin Hana's roadhouse was robbed of 700 dollars. She says he returned at midnight August 4 and went to bed, then left for golf or baseball the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
N. Y
Hollywood
John Montague
Syracuse
Mary Moore
Laverne Moore
Kin Hana
Misdemeanants To Get Exercise In Public Service
Judge Philip Williams orders the Frederick county jailor and Winchester city to arrange regular employment for misdemeanants in cleaning and maintaining public buildings and property. Sheriff J W Newcome must make proper arrangements with public property custodians and set regulations to conform with jail requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Williams
Frederick County
Winchester
J. W. Newcome
Estate Must Grow Greatly
In Dedham Massachusetts Edgar L Rhodes Brookline grocer left a will filed for probate directing investment and reinvestment of part of his estate until it reaches one hundred million dollars The income from that sum will benefit a Baptist college and begin only after the estate reaches the target amount Counsel noted the plan might take centuries and an estate valuation had yet to be completed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Mass
Edgar L. Rhodes
Brookline Grocer
Rhodes
Baptist College
War Admiral Set to Return in Churchill Handicap
War Admiral, the unbeaten three year old owned by Samuel Riddle of Philadelphia, is scheduled to return to competition tomorrow in the mile and one sixteenth Churchill Handicap at Laurel Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Samuel Riddle
Philadelphia
Laurel
Madison Lodge Rehearsal For Grand Master Rally
Members of Madison Lodge I O O F No 6 will hold a rehearsal tonight to prepare for the Grand Master’s Rally on December 6. All members urged to attend as the work of the First Degree will be exemplified during the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge
No 6
Two Are Killed on Redondo Boardwalk in Private Gamblers War
The article reports on a double killing on Redondo's boardwalk with Bruneman claiming borrowed time before his death. Investigators found two .45 caliber pistols on his body and suspect a private gamblers feud as the motive. Detective Lt Warren Hudson notes Bruneman's fear of a planned, more targeted hit. Detective Captain Hubert Willis leads the immediate inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redondo _'s
Bruneman
Warren Hudson
Hubert Wallis
Mrs Hottel Taken After Vehicle Collision Near Richmond
Witnesses Vernon Kahn and W H Farmer of Richmond Tile and Mosaic Co reported seeing the accident on the corner. Mrs E C Hottel was struck and possibly dragged or held to the bumper before being taken to hospital. Huff appeared in police court and was sent home with his father. Vernon B Gorton, a Martinsburg Evening Journal staffer, notified and traveled to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huff
Davis Named Student Leader Aboard Campus Clubs
Davis, a business administration student with a 2.6 GPA, holds a second lieutenant’s commission as a Highty-Tighty. He serves as business manager of this year’s Bugle and has led multiple campus clubs. He previously managed the Southern Colonels and acted in the college orchestra. He chairs the junior ring committee and sabre groups and is active in the Shenandoah Valley Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Benny
Southern Colonels
Business Club
Hable's Palace Presents Love Under Fire with Loretta Young
Jangile stars with Loretta Young and Don Ameche in Love Under Fire at Hable's Palace Theatre today and Tuesday. Borrah Minevitch and his Harmonica Rascals appear, plus Frances Drake. A Fox News Reel supplements the feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Ck.jangile
Loretta Young
Don Ameche
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Borrah Minevitch
Frances Drake
Fox News
Birds Eye Farm Fresh Produce Available Soon
Birds Eye advertises farm fresh vegetables and fruits ready to serve in minutes. The copy promotes no waste no kitchen fuss and emphasizes seasonal freshness and delicious quality for immediate purchase.
Social notes from Front Royal Warren County area
Front Royal and Warren County News lists residents visiting relatives in Acco mac Romn ey and Washington and attending games, church services, and social events. Local appointments include rehearsals at the Front Royal Glee Club and visits by families to Richmond Baltimore and Cumberland with multiple interactions at homes and schools.
Reception Planned for New Front Royal Pastor
Front Royal Methodist Church members announce a reception for their new pastor Rev. John F. Owens arriving from Romney Virginia. The event will be held Friday night from 8 to 10 oclock at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Front Royal Methodist Church
John F. Owens
Romney
Japan asserts occupation around Civic Center and university
The Japanese halted the civic center area and claimed occupancy of territory on both sides including the Commercial University with the race course as a no man’s land. Chinese reports claim 15 000 reinforcements landed with 4 000 in chemical warfare units. Chinese say mines are placed in the Whangpoo to block further Japanese landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Center
Commercial University
No Man’s Land
Whangpoo
Virginia 4-H Achievements Across Livestock Judging and Awards
Virginia 4-H teams ranked fourth in horses and twelfth in sheep judging, while the milk judging team placed seventh. The poultry team was fourth in market poultry grading and all classes finished twelfth. Officers were elected at Kansas City with Virginia attendees totaling sixty two at the event in the new six million dollar municipal auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Charles Lynn
Manassas
Virginia Association
Virginia
Star American Farmer
Kansas City
J. Lester
Poucher
Largo
Fla
Wiliam Stiers
Rexandria
Lex Murray
Santa Rosa
Cal
Eugene Warren
Calico Rock
Ark
Arden Burbridge
Park River
Patterson Loses Case Over Attacks on Public Works AGENCY
A court ruling finds Patterson failed to prove claims that the Public Works Administration acted beyond its constitutionally granted powers. The decision narrows challenges to agency authority and underscores separation of powers in federal infrastructure oversight.
Court weighs public power loan cases affecting many projects
Arguments set for Monday to review Duke case and Alabama Power litigation on PWA loans for publicly owned hydro projects. Fourth Circuit upheld a 2,852,000 loan to Greenwood County South Carolina for Bur electric plant. The suit could impact over fifty projects backed by $51,000,000 in government funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Alabama Power Company
Duke
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
PWA
Greenwood County
South Caro
Burlitigation
KDKA Dedicates Loew Antenna on Seventeenth Anniversary
On its seventeenth anniversary as a beginner in broadcasting KDKA Pittsburgh will dedicate its Loew 718-foot vertical radiator antenna. A half hour WJZ NBC broadcast will accompany the observance with industry notables A W Robertson and Dr Frank Conrad expected to attend. The antenna aims to provide clearer stronger signals over ten times the previous area and includes eight 90-foot circle antennas to suppress interference. KDKA sits in Saxonburg a Pittsburgh suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Wjznbc
A. W. Robertson
Westinghouse
Frank Conrad
Atenna
Saxonburg
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Shull
Kathryn Shull
Fred H. Shull
Whitlock Avenue
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Art Club
American Childhood Education Association
Schoolma’am
Reformed Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Centenary Reformed Church
Charles A. Anderson
Nancy Larrick
Rodney Thaine Taylor
Sewickley
Nancy Gray Larrick
West Clifford Street
B. M. Knight, Jr
H. P. Rhodes
A. H. Morgan
Pinckney Arthur
James Miler
Thomas Gibson
J. M. Steck, Jr
George Smith
Lucy Potter
Georgia Conrad
Anne Brooke Kem
Virginia Boyd
Miss Cornwell
Mrs. Ritter
Edith Cornwell
Fred Ritter
Tokas’ Inn
Richmond
Charlottesville
Miss Kremer
Warren Eddy
Shirley Street
Williams
Joseph Wright
On Beverley
H. R. Kern, Jr
Arthur White
Middleburg Hunt Club
David H. Allen
David Allen, Jr
Glen al
Clarke County
Berryville
Waterford
Charles Lee
Margaret Byrd
Gunston Hall School
Washington
R. E. ‘Byrd
Amherst Street
Richard Byrd
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
John Hay Whitney
Middleburg
Llangollen
New York City
Samuel Hoshour
Hoshour
Bedford
Mansion Park Hotel
Raleigh
Stuart Mae
Anna Mauck
Charles Mauck
Irvin Carper
Woodland Avenue
Robert Nelson
Garfield Hospital
Rosalie Nelson
R. B. Nelson
Anne Kerr Russell
Virginia Russell
William Harris
University of Virginia
Charles Harper
William Shafer
Ralph Shafer
Gaither Tucker
Mary Dallam
Charles H. Consolvo
Joseph A. Massie
H. K. Russell
South Stewart Street
Harry R. Greene
Washington, D. C
Pifer Printing Co
Loudoun
E. C. Hottel
Ben. Davis
Hable’s Palace
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Front Royal and
Warren County News
Telephone Front Royal 149-A
North Branch
Muddy
South Branch
Charles Paris
R. E. Herr
H. Stossell and Son
Accomac
R. E. Purdum
William van Dusen, Jr
Orville van Dusen
Frank Stoutamyer
William Smith
Roy Smith
William Symons
W. E. Rudacille
Lillian Humphrey
Frank Humphrey
David Cloyd
Clay Ferrar
Herndon, Va
Maurice Shirley
Front Royal Glee Club
Q. D. Gasque
Robert Rives
Charles A. York
Central Church
Cumberland, Md
Charles Wilson
Harrisburg
Bert Gilkey
Rolfe Millar
John Treese
Lorance Updike
Juanita Jones
Town
Mr. Hollis Updike
Mrs
Keene Updike
Robert Cassel
Garth Payne
Julia Harnsberger
J. B. Harnsberger
Gardner Waller
W. W. Sonner
Mrs. Sonner
Carl Thompson
Lawrence Weaver
Weaver
Brook Weaver
Maurice Shirey
Marian Bowman
Ugene Compton
Mrs. C. O. Maddox
Buffalo
Walter Boyd
Capt. Lockman
Randolph- Macon Academy
Capt. Fraley
Captain Fraley
R.M. A
Japan
Patterson
Colonial Beauty Shop Cor
Piccadilly & Cameron
Nina V. Wolford
Hallowe'en Masks
Amos and
Andy
NBC
Walt Disney
Disney
WJZ
Radio Forum
John D. Biggers
WEAF
Uncle Ezra
Eddie Cantor
Burns and Allen
Margaret Speaks
Fibber McGee and
Molly
Phil Spitalny
Frank Black
WABC
CBS
Heidi
Pick and
Pat
Spencer
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Yarinr
ATV
Haldeman
Haldeman’s
Lady Anne
South Main
Marinello
Sport Oxfords
Huntsberry’s
Loudoun St
Sunshine Cleaners
E. Piccadilly St
BY Bergson
Hamman
Dollar Store
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