Social and Personal Notes From Woodstock and Winchester
Miss Mary Louise Sartelle violinist and Miss Louise Baker Glass pianist gave a joint recital at St Pauls Reformed Church Woodstock under the Woodstock Music Lovers Club. Other items note weddings honeymoons moves and local social visitations across Winchester Harrisonburg and surrounding towns with brief career and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sartelle
Glass
Woodstock
Mary Louise Sartelle
Louise Baker Glass
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Frank Chandler
Frank H. Chandler
Harrisonburg
S. S. Shoemaker
South Mason Street
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Chandler
Harrisonbur
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Boyce
Clarke County
Louise Carper
Leonard J. Lonshein
New York City
Red Cross Sets Five Million Membership Goal for 1929
The American Red Cross aims for 5,000,000 memberships in its Roll Call from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day November 11 to 29. It highlights nationwide relief work from the West Indies hurricane and ongoing public health efforts by nurses nutritionists and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
United States
Cornelius Hicks
West Indies
Porto Rico
Florida
Ter
American Red Cross
Smith Seeks Campaign Three More Speeches
The governor accuses rivals of shifting on public power and prohibition while linking Republican plans to religious influence and a burning cross incident. He warns Norris against supporting Smith and notes alleged Klan ties behind a New Jersey meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Norris
G. C. P. Wobbles
Charles FE. Hughes
Prohibition Party
Borah
Hughes
Anti Saloon League
Smith
Nii
Saloon League
New Jersey
National Republican Committee
National Committee
Richmond Residents Feel Morning Earth Tremor
Residents of Richmond and nearby areas reported a distinct earth tremor at about 6 45 a m lasting about 30 seconds. The shock caused houses to quiver and windows to rattle but no damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Contiguous — Territory
Legion Plans Armistice Day Observance Approved
At a Robert Y. Conrad Post luncheon at George Washington Hotel, Armistice Day events were approved for November 12. The parade forms at 10 36 on North Cameron Street and 10 00 on Piccadilly, moving to the county courthouse at 11 to fire a volley and play taps before continuing to George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Cameron Street
Market Street
Piccadilly
Boscawen Streets
Water Streets
Colored Football Clash at Shenandoah Valley Academy Grounds
A 245 o clock football match on Shenandoah Valley Academy grounds pits two colored teams the Cheries Town Beare and the Virginia Lions. Both squads train daily and promise a keen rivalry and fun with 50 cents admission. At 9 pm the George Washington Hotel hosts a Legion dance with The Shenwaliers providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Cork and
Clifford Streets
Cheries
Legion
Nsual
Gala Hallowe'en Program At Colonial Theatre Tonight
The Colonial Theatre hosts a gala Hallo we en program featuring the Colonial Serenaders from Winchester performing a mix of syncopated music and on screen the film Freedom of the Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Hallowe'en
Winchester
Newlyweds Happy Day Show Featured at Canton News Theater
The Canton News editor Bee M let is spotlighted in a play presented by Weeld éver. Marceline Day supports the production as Noisemakers entertain children both matinee and evening. Three pumpkins prize at the 9 o'clock performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeld Éver
Bee Mlet
Canton News
Lew
Marceline Day
Wheat and grain closing prices from W R Spielman Co
Grain quotations show December and March futures for wheat at 1.15 and 1.23, oats around 0.43 to 0.44, rye about 1.01 to 1.06, with Baltimore No 2 spot wheat at 1.34. Names P Aubrey Stinson Marek Sperry and several guests listed in social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Spielm & Co
Baltimore
Messrs
P. Aubrey Stinson Marek Sperry
Washington
Thelma McAboy
Wadeay
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G. Minor
Dvorak-Kreisler
Victor Herbert
Miss Sartelle
Ernest Gillet Lieberfreud-Tanzweisen
Kreister Miss Sarteile
MacDowell Warum
Miss Glass Au Whtace le Shuman
Kniawiak
Meier
Pennsylvania
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Wilbur E. Mackley
Esther R. Crouse
Littlestown
C. C. Mackley
Waynesboro
S. H. Crouse
Dorothy Rhodes
M. H. Rhodes
Middletown
Memorial Hospital
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Donald McNeil
Bride
Valley
Donald McNeill
Grace-Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
That City
Shenandoah Valley
Irwin S. McNeill
McNeill
Catherine Poole
Franklin Terrace
South Carolina
Paul L. Miller
Registered Service International
S. S. Mack
Johns'own, Pa
Aft Hotel
Jack
Kenneth Owings
Owings
Interstate Amusement Circuit
Strickland-Bonbrest
Geors, Washington
Maryland
Hans Wiprecth von Darby
von Darby
Dorothy Riggs
Augustus Riggs 3Rd
Howard County
Billy Bachelor
Baltimore News
Scott Parrish
New York
J. Scott Parrish, Jr
J. Scott Parrish
Minniberga
Springfield
Mass
Hot Springs
Parrish
Robert T. Barton, Jr
Major Barton
Sloat
William A. Sloat
East Cork Street
Mr. Pidgeon
Panama Canal
Wadesville
Lewis Pidgeon
Panama
Derey
Peru
Havana
Cuba
Pidgeon
United Fruit Company
Toloa
Sue Schlack
Knoxville
Tenn
Sarah Brooks
Ruth Brooks
Philadelphia
Benjamin C. Cline
Berryville Pike
Elmer Martin
Wsshington
Freda Chapman
Lynchburg Va
Lyda Chapman
Mrs. Meyer Hamburger
Hamburger Specialty Shop
Esther M. Thomas
Mary Thomas
Miss Pearl Conner
H. D Whitacre
Pittsburgh
A. Kilgore
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Loudoun
Boscawen
Kilgore
Colonial Beach
Bostonians
KES Club
George Washington
Endicott-Johnson Shoes
S. Kirson & Sons
Ben
Johnstown, Pa
Zeppelin
Navy
Lakehurst
N. J
Germany
Levia
Dy Scholl
Wm. M. Scholl
Dr. Scholl
M. D
Silk Stoc Peir
Kings
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