Wyant Hibbard Birth and Local Marriage Notices
The article notes the birth of Phillis Joanne Hibbard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Delomon Hibbard, and mentions her christening plans. It lists Mrs Hibbard formerly Miss Mabel Ler of Hardy County and states Mr Hibbard works at the O Sullivan Rubber Plant. It also references James P Wyant and a bride from Armel and Princeton High School connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Wyant
Armel
Princeton High School
Princeton
W. Va
Richmond
Sumption
Near Armel
Virginia Woolen Mills
Delomn Hibbard
Phillis Joanne Hibbard
Hibbard
Mabel Ller
Hardy County
O'Sullivan Rubber Plant
Mrs Hodgson Hosts Bridge Night For Mrs Sager
Mrs Joseph Hodgson entertained at her Clifford Street home with a delightful bridge evening in honor of Mrs Benjamin J. Sager formerly Miss Elizabeth Hollis. Four tables played, followed by supper. Guest prize went to Mrs Sager and bridge prizes to Mrs Klena Hoshour, Mrs Maxwell Mathews, and Mrs Douglas Grimm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hodgson
Clifford Street
Benjamin J. Sager
Elizabeth Hollis
Hodgson
Sager
Klena Hoshour
Maxwell Mathews
Douglas Grimm
Middletown Bridge Club Opens Season With First Meeting
The Middletown Bridge Club held its season kickoff with Miss Dorothy Rhodes as hostess and Mrs. G W Ropp taking high score. Members present included Mrs. C C Rhodes Mrs A B Cadwallader Miss Katherine Watson and several others. The notice also lists local social visits and upcoming weddings involving residents from Middletown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Bridge Club
Dorothy Rhodes
G. W. Ropp
C. C. Rhodes
A. B. Cadwallader
Social Calendar Highlights In Winchester Area Clubs
Tuesday events include Lions Club lunch at George Washington Hotel and a Better Housing Committee meeting for Winchester Frederick Clarke counties at the Chamber of Commerce. An Annefield Cup tea follows Annefield races, with Kiwanis at the same hotel and a Senior Christian Endeavor Hallowe en social at United Brotherhood Church. Choir practice at Grace Lutheran and Rotary luncheon Thursday at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Better Housing Committee
Winchester
Rick
Frede Clarke Counties
Chamber of Commerce
Hallowe’en
Christian Endeavor
United Brothern Church
Kiwanis Club
Annefield
Winchester — Benevolent Order
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Ated
George Washington H
Stephens City Hosts Birthday Party for Katharine Dellinger
In Stephens City on Friday, Mr and Mrs Fletcher Dellinger honored Katharine Dellinger with a surprise birthday party. The home featured autumn decor and cut flowers. guests from Stephens City and nearby Opequon attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dellinger
Fletcher Dellinger
Stephens City
Katharine Dellinger
Isses Clara
Katharine Per
Alice
Mae
Gracey
Enda Snapp
Marie Pifer
Gille Carter
Catherine Dellinger
Sarah
Kathaleen Shryk
Missene Edmundson
Opequon
Wayne Warren
Harry Arren, Jr
Vernon Ridings
Juln Carbaugh
Clarence Shiley
Once Carbaugh
Ralph Snapp
E Yancy
Lewis Barley
Barlley
Ray Barley
Ao Family
Briscoepp
Fred Rich
Luther Pifer
Robert
Arry Warren
Daughers
Averyl
Dorothy
Bubles
Miller Craig
Oftephens City
William and Son
Red Cross Names Teams In Inadvertent Order Shuffle
A corrected Red Cross captains list is issued after an OCR-like error shifted names up one rank. The document outlines committees and Division captains from I to XII with multiple named members, including Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Eugene Cooper, and many others across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Crawford
Griffith
Eugene Cooper
Kerr
van Meter
Mayers
Orndorff
Sutphin
Cunningham
Quirke
Keller
Sam
Claude Cammer
Frank Woore
Harold Brown
Charles Keeler
Peyton Marshall
Mary Miller
Frank Armstrong
Delmar Robinson
Allen Hawthorne
Lewis Larrick
Jennings
Gearing
J. K. Wheeler
Schutte
Lillian Oaks
Richard Crenshaw
Mary Ruth
DeWitt
Juanita Riley
Hubert Cather
Bright Grove
M. K. Aulick
Virginia Henkel
Clarke Cooper
George Smith
Ruth Jones
Ashton Robinson
B. M. Knight, Jr
Dailey Slonaker
John Rodman
Colbert
Becker
Aulick
Ann Kinzel
Clifford Grimm
Beverly
Garland Quarles
Leslie Kline
Joe Hodgson
Ireland
Nelson Page
C. R. Anderson
Jessie Markwood
J. M. Steck, Jr
Anne Brooke Kern
Georgia Conrad
Virginia T. Boyd
Miss Scully
Pauline Keller
Holly Kinney
Nancy Larrick
Catherine McVicar
Mary Scully
Mary Virginia Steck
Norman Cooper
Claude Grim
Fred Crisman
C. E. Aulick
John Lamb
Albert Seal
Cecil Pierre
Howard
Ben Arthur
John Wolfolk
R. E. Williams
Irvan
Winding Up Work Of Year For Miss Farrar Schedule
Home demonstration leader Miss Elizabeth Farrar submits weekly program for October 29 to November 3. Duties include records, reports, leader training, 4-H reorganizations, district home agents meeting in Charlottesville, and Adult Achievement Day planning with members urged to file reports by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Farrar
Charlottesville
Stephens City Home Demonstration Committee
H. A. Funk
North Frederick
Northern Virginia Power Company
Main Street
Winchester
Margaret Flickinger
Wil
National Fruit seeks contracts for pickle program
National Fruit Products Co a fruit packer and vinegar and pickle maker recently bought the Shenandoah Canning plant in Harrisonburg Ohio area seeks Rockingham farmers to raise 100000 bushels of pickles with 1000 acres needed and will provide seed and inspectors to guide planting thinning and harvesting if contracts are made the plant could reopen and employ 100 to 125 locals with the operation expected to continue if cooperation is obtained
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
National Fruit Products Co
Shenandoah Canning Company
Rockingham
Shenandoah
W. G. Wormley
J H Orndorff Buried Today in Stephens City
Funeral services were held at 3 pm for Jacob Henry Orndorff at his son Harry Orndorffs home in Stephens City. He died yesterday morning at age ninety three from pneumonia after long illness. Burial was in Green Hill Cemetery. Surviving are four sons and two daughters, twelve grandchildren, and he was the oldest resident of Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Henry Orndorff
Harry Orndorff
Stephens City
Snyder Alleman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Luthar A. Thomas
Winchester
Green Hill Cemetery
Orndorff
Mr. Orndorff
Horace
Hannah Orndorff
Wardensville
W. Va
Sarah Jane Stewart
James Orndorff
St. Paul
Minn
Harry
John
Briscoe
C. W. Keeler
Middletown
G. C. Keller
Marlboro
Lights Carried by Deep Sea Fish and Language Curb
Report notes deep sea fish often glow with cheek head tail or flank lights and describes Argentina’s prohibition on using the word nacional in business names. The measure bars native language branding and imposes naming restrictions on enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Baltimore visitors return home from Thaw household
Mr. James Lee Shelton along with Mrs. Murray Dewart and Murray Dewart Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jefferson and Mr. William Staub have spent time with Mr. Harry K. Thaw and have now returned to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lee Shelton
Murray Dewart
Murray Dewart, Jr
C. M. Jefferson
William Staub
Harry K. Thaw
Baltimore
Miss Mary Crampton Leaves For Raleigh Visit
Berryville Virginia October 27 Miss Mary Crampton departs Clarke county for Raleigh North Carolina to attend the wedding of Elizabeth Crampton Beardsworth to Wilson Edward Shafer and to visit relatives. The event includes a 6 pm ceremony at the Church of the Good Shepherd and a reception at the Beardsworth home. Proceeds from county events benefit a nurses’ salary fund as Clarke county hosts a busy social schedule with club meetings and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crampton
Raleigh
N. C
Annefield
Berryville
Dunbeath
Clarke County
Richard Beardsworth
Elizabeth Crampton Beardsworth
Wilson Edward Shafer
W. A. Shafer
Norfolk
Crampton
Warren Gregg
Jean Shafer
Church of the Good Sheperd
F. L. Ayler
Women’s Club
Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lyon Parke
Clarendon
Rice W. Levi
Thelma
Robison Case Details Talk Of Assumed Name And Ransom
The report outlines Faulkner’s testimony about a conversation with elder Robinson on October 18 regarding his son living under an assumed name. Robinson wavered on recognizing a Indianapolis diagram, suggesting it might be a garage plan or the Robinson apartment. Thomas H. Robinson Jr. is charged as the kidnapper of Mrs. Stoll and is at large along with his father who is also indicted. Robinson claimed he received 50000 for Mrs. Stoll’s ransom and handed it to Frances Robinson per family wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
Robinson
Indianapolis
Thomas H. Roberston, Jr
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Stoll
Campbell
Frances Robinson
Hold Entertainment At Berryville
In Berryville Virginia on October 27 the Parish Aid Society of Grace Episcopal Church voted to enlarge the Parish House and raise funds for entertainments and sales. A benefit card party was held yesterday at Mrs. John D. Richardson’s home, with plans to open a thrift shop November 2 in the Courier building, to run through the season under Mrs. J. M. H. Clagett’s supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Littleton
Nan Joan
John A. Vorous
Frederick
Jo D. Richardson
Graham Dougherty
Ewart Johnston
G. H. Burwell
G. H. Burwell, Jr
Joseph Lewis
Miss Lewis
Philadelphia
Nancy Huldekoper
Virginia Jacobs
John B. Neill
Katharine Powell McDonald
Minnie Lippitt
Washton
Dorothea Taylor
Malcolms
Taylor
Falls Church
Shenandoah
Allen S. Noyes
Evanstor
Ill
W. Bate
Berryville
Grace Episcopal Church
John D. Richardson
Courier
J. M. H. Clagett
Blackburn Smith
E. L. Tessier
Frank M. Wray
Serpell
Norfolk
Annie Moore
Nan Thomas
H. B. Harris
Local Ladies Named in Norfolk Event Notice
Mrs. Vincent Franks of Norfolk Miss Mary Thompson Mrs Paul Thomson Mrs LaFolliett Mrs Ralph Richardson and Misses Pattie and Elizabeth Luke are listed in an exclusive social paragraph. The fragment indicates a gathering or acknowledgment involving these individuals in the town social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent. Franks
Norfolk
Mary Thompson
Paul Thomson
LaFolliett
Ralph Richardson
Pattie
Elizabeth Luke
Lutz Couple Visiting Detroit Residents in City
Mr and Mrs Harley Lutz of Detroit arrived Friday night to visit Mr and Mrs Oscar Brown of South Market street and to see Mr Lutz’s mother recovering from an operation in Memorial Hospital. They will return to Detroit Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Lutz
Detroit
Oscar Brown
South Market Street
Mr. Lutz
Memorial Hospital
Mich
Continental Divide survey and ancient secret society mentions
The text references careful surveys of the continental divide with places in southern New Mexico and notes an ancient secret organization in China, dated over 1,500 years old, with global membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Divide
Ers
New Mexico
Hung Society of
China
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Hibbard
Mrs. Hodgson
Clara Berry
West Cork Street
Margaret Richards
Courtfield Avenue
Margaret Grattan
James Madison Weaver
Mrs. H. L
Howard L. Crabill
Strasburg
Kara Kathleen
Everett Ellsworth Feller
O. F. Feller
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Carroll Miller
Arnold Anderson
Sue Ropp
Frank N. Hack
South Washington Street
French Lick
Ind
Jack Wilkins
North Loudoun Street
New York City
Anna Gano
National Avenue
Garnet Hamrick
Hamrick
E. W. Armstrong
East Piccadilly Street
Covington
M. E. Hildebrand
Braddock Street
Mary E. Smoot
Woodstock
George P. Grove
Washington
George G. Snarr
Master George Snarr
Mrs. C. D. Beard
Ruth Beard
Agnes Watkins
Handley
Samuel E. Beery
Emmett Dettra
Rosalene Dettra
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Front Royal
Emily B. Chinn
Worthy Land Matron
Virginia
Eastern Stars
Winester McKinley
Chinahon
Joseph Cassell
Elmer Hodges
W. Largent
O. D. Lauderk
Alvin Shade
Jace Hewitt
Allen-A
Muntsberry
Princhester’s
Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
United Brethren Church
Senior Christian Endeavor
National Fruit
J. H. Orndorff
Bedfast
van Raalte
Margaret L
Littleton-Vorous
Helvestine
Hold Entertainment
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Underwood
Joe Penner
VDAY
Bisquick
R. G. A. Grocer
Bea
R. M. Swimley
East Geo. Washington Hotel
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Rock Creek
Texas
America
Lovett’s
Ily
Selby
Lovett Brothers
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