Evening Social Calendar Highlights Local Groups
Regular Young People Choir practice at United Brethren Church 645 p m. Address by Hon E Lee Trinkle at Berryville High School 730 p m. Winchester Lodge 867 meets at Elks Hall 815 p m. Grace Lutheran Church adult choir practice 815 p m. Shenandoah College Club meets United Brethren 800 p m. G A A dinner at Wayside Inn 700 p m. Henry Kyd Douglas Camp SV meeting at H C Marshall home 730 p m. Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel 1000 a m. Girl Scout Troops 4 and 5 meet Presbyterian Annex Brownies Grace Lutheran 730 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
E. Lee Trinkle
Berryville High School
Winchester Lodge
Elks Hall
Piccadilly
Braddock Streets
Grace Lutheran Church
Shenandoah College Club
Wayside Inn
Henry Kyd Douglas
Sons of Confederate Veterans
H. C. Marshall
Kearneysville Road
Birthday Party Celebrates Bush Family Members
A Sunday birthday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bush home on National avenue honored Frances Bush Charles Bush and Ruth Rust of Lovettsville Va. The annual event alternates between Winchester and Lovettsville. Guests from Lovettsville included the Everharts and the Rusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bush
National Avenue
Frances Bush
Charles Bush
Ruth Rust
Lovettsville
Winchester
Harry Everhardt
Addison
Harvey Everhart
Jacquelin
Elwood Rust
Wilklaw
Owen Reed
Carrie Bush
Russell Bucher
Donald Bush
C. M. Martin
Mrs. Hunter Glaize
Marion, Indiana
Mr. Glaize
Miss Georgia Conrad Hosts Party For Mr and Mrs Homer Martin Jr
Miss Georgia Conrad entertains at a small Wednesday evening party honoring Mr and Mrs Homer Martin Jr of Los Angeles Calif Mrs Anna Smithey returns home after visiting daughter Mrs Ritter Jenkins of Ellicott Md Mrs Ralph Grubbs recovering at home from tonsil operation performed last week Mr and Mrs Ray R Boyce of Clearbrook host a buffet in honor of Mrs Alfred Schwalb of New York Others present include Mr and Mrs E P Bean and Mr and Mrs Alfred Schwalb Jr Young Christian Class To Hold Meeting Braddock Street M E Church South meets Friday at 8 at Miss Bertha Kline 705 Woodland Ave all members urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Conrad
Homer Martin, Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
Anna Smithey
Ellicott, Md
Ritter Jenkins
Ralph Grubbs
North Braddock Street
Ray R. Boyce
Clearbrook
Alfred Schwalb
New York
E. P. Bean
Alfred Schwalb, Jr
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Bertha Kline
Woodland Avenue
Guests Celebrate Twenty-Second Anniversary Party
A surprise party was held Tuesday night at the Tilt Hammer Mill home of Mr. and Mrs. William Sipe for their twenty second anniversary. Attendees from Winchester Boyce White Post and Richmond enjoyed games, with Mrs. William Thompson winning a contest and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Kathryn Sipe
William Clem
Lee Pannett
William Sipe
Helen
Velma
Alvie Sirbaugh
Gilbert Dyke
Amos Clem
Richmond
Charles Custes
Nannie Mackintosh
Mary Hannum
Winchester
George Petley
New York
William Thompson
Hollar
Arthur Armel
Helen Grim
Edward Strosnider
White Post
and Burwell
Wildlife regulations outline hunting seasons and rest day rules
A county warden warns that Sunday rest and trapping laws remain strict under Acts of 1936. It lists dog use limits, fur bearer seasons from November to March, no quail season in Frederick county, and definitions of hunting including pursuing and aiding others.
Modern Etiquette Q&A on dancing and correspondence
Roberta Lee offers etiquette guidance. If a girl does not dance she should join informal groups to chat and avoid feeling out of place. Use postal cards for business, not social letters. Tip the maid on a limited train if she has performed any service.
Lawful deer hunting guidance and trapping rules
The notice reminds sportsmen to obtain licenses and landowner permission, notes no open deer season in Frederick county, and prohibits chasing deer with dogs. It lists trapping seasons: muskrat starts December 15, other species start November 15, with trapper name and address required on traps. Trap permits cost $1.50 county and $5 state. seek information from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Warren
Peltz Named to Board as Virginia Law Expands
Peltz of Newport News was named to select a board of directors. The new law operates in 24 Virginia cities and the convention elected a board of directors with one man from each city. More than 150 members attended sessions out of 296 total. The state issued 1,300 permits for route salesmen and drivers. License cost is 25 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onte One
Peltz
Newport News
Virginia
Facts to Remember Unemployment Gains in 1936 Economy
Summary of figures from 1932 to 1936 showing unemployment down 27 percent and gains across steel and auto production, construction, banking and exports. Autod, steel, and construction indices rise. six month banking deposits and insured bank closures noted. mixed outlook from Commerce and Chamber of Commerce data.
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Dept
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Curious Election Oddities
Edward J. Neil reports on quirky U S voting patterns with towns named Roosevelt Democrat and Republican, first ballots in New Ashford Massachusetts, and oddities such as a lone rabbi in New York using a voting machine. The piece notes polling times, special cases, and attempts to tally earliest and latest votes across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Neil
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred M. Landon
Roosevelt
Ariz
Roosevelt, Ark
Roosevelt, Minn
Roosevelt, Mo
N. Y
Okla
Texas
Utah
Roosevelt, Wash
Roosevelt, Wis
Roosevelt Beach
Ore
Roosevelt Oad
Ill
Roosevelt Park
Roosevelt Square
Mich
London
United States
Arkansas
Kentucky
North Carolina
Nebraska
Virginia
New Ashford
Mass
Berkshire Mountain
Washington
Oregon
I c
I Ae Ashford
Martin Station
Ala
Pointe Aux Barques
Huron County
Theodore M. Shunk
No votes cast in three empty precincts noted aloud
The passage describes three Central precincts with no residents where police would arrest for walking on the grass, yet election records show solemn entries of no votes cast. It highlights watchers clerks and precinct clerks tabulating a single vote and the rabbi’s precinct governing voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central ‘K
Navy Day Message Highlights Roosevelt Era Navy
Secretary Swanson lauds Theodore Roosevelt's role in launching the modern navy as Navy Day honors the fleet and shore establishments. The Navy League sponsors the annual observance, reflecting on efforts to avoid armed conflict by honorable means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Navy League of the United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Swanson
Navy Day Message Highlights Strong Postwar U.S. Navy
A congressional authorization promises a navy of failed strength by 1942, praising administration support and public pride. The statement urges Americans to learn about naval life to understand the navy as peacekeeping instrument, with navy on ships and shore stations.
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Congress
Insurance license issued to Joe Hohanness
Local insurer Mr. Wilmer F. Shryock announced that Joe Hohanness has secured a license from the State Corporation Commission to solicit all lines of insurance. He will work with Shryock’s agency at 113 North Loudoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer F. Shryock
Joe Hohanness
State Corporation Commission
Hohanness
Mr. Shryock
North
Loudoun Street
Radio Highlights Schedule With Political Talks
Radio highlights list tonight and tomorrow outline programs from CBS NBC and ABC networks. Notable items include talks with Gov Landon with Wm Hard comment period and discussions with Joseph Tumulty and Roosevelts progress group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
WEAF
NBC
Gov. A. M. Landon
WABC
Alexander Woolcott
WOR
MBS
Joseph P. Tumulty
Roosevelt
WJZ
John
Hurley
James A. Reed
London
Labor Union
Independent Coalition
Alice Foote McDougall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Presbyterian Annex
U. B
Brucetown
Ser Flowers
Grace Carpenter
Philip Turner, Jr
Philip W. Turner Jr
Philip, III
Stewart Inn
Philip Turner
Frank Jacques
John Bowers
George Diekman
Greenville
S. C
Waller Wynne
Spring Thee Lodge
Virginia White Wiltshire
Little Theatre
R. E. Byrd
William White
Martinsburg
Joseph Massie
Amherst Street
H. D. Fuller
Roanoke
Allen O. Smedley
West Chester, Pa
William A. Bailey
South Cameron Street
Lucile Sirbaugh
Baltimore
Joseph Lenzen
H.H. Jennings
Frank L. Buckley
Frances Hawthorne
Boston
Mrs
Hunter Williams
Boyce Pike
Harry Clark
Mary Clark
Cambridge
Ohio
W. P. Helmick
George Washington National Forest
Roberta Lee
Chamber of Commerce of the
General Electric Company
Division of Economic Research
Department of Commerce
Stoc
American Tel. & Tel
International Harvester
Chrysler
Westinghouse
Montgomery Ward
New
Ashford
Geo
Washington Hotel
Miss Nina
Wolford
Peace Instrument
Nael
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Green
Wender
Politics
WMCA
Intercity
Ickes
de Laboulaye
France
Laguardia
Voice of Experience
Leo Reisman
Wayne Kingreece
Fred Astaire
Xavier Cugat
Ken Murray
Rupert Hughes
George Olsen
Ben Bernie
Shep Fields
Czechoslovakia
Wabccbs
Manhattan
Curtis Symphony
Music Guild
New England
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposittionrance Corporation
Hallowe’en
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
John S. Miller & CO
Sherwin-iWilliams Paints
Jack Hall
Washington, D. C
Marshall Kline
Morningside Drive
Hallowe'en Social
U. B. Church
I Entertainment
Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Endicott
Keystone Shoe Store
W. B. Snider & Son
R. M. Swimley
East of Geo. Washington Hotel
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