Halloween events listed for multiple groups in Martinsburg area
Social Calertdar notes a Hallowe en banquet at Tokus Inn and various events tonight including Girl Scouts at Handley Library Auditorium a Rotary Club banquet in Martinsburg and multiple church and school gatherings with public invitations and 7 30 p m start times. The items include youth groups adults and church organizations with entertainment plays social events and meals.
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Handley Library
Beachcomber's Ball entertains Potomac Edison workers
Hagerstown Potomac Edison employees held a masquerade party in a gateway inn barn titled the Beachcomber's Ball with beach costumes and tropical decor. Attendees included Emily Lansford Sue Schlack Frances Preffitt Dorothy Winkfield Elise Snider and others from Winchester and area firms.
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Northron Virginia Power Company
Emily Lansford
Sue Schlack
Frances Preffitt
Dorothy Winkfield
Elise Snider
Jane Mudd
Carol Yoker
D. E. Stultz
Charles B. Snider
Messrs. Kaufman Brubaker
Andrew Bowen
James Snider
John Glaize
Birthday Celebration for William Woolford at Gore
An interesting birthday surprise for William Woolford occurred at his Gore home on Saturday October 24. Guests included numerous relatives and friends such as Miss Helen Larrick Miss Ruby Pugh Miss Geneva Sirbaugh and Miss Nellie Slonaker along with Mr Bruce Hahn and many others. Refreshments and a large cake with 33 candles were enjoyed while Woolford received several gifts. Later notes mention nurse Elizabeth Cather returning from Washington after nursing Edna Neville of Winchester Memorial Hospital following a skull fracture from an auto accident. Isabelle Wood's trip to New York for several days of visiting is also noted.
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Miss Didier
Fort Worth
Texas
Angelica Didier
B. B. Dutton
South Washington Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Didier
Mr. Woolford
William Woolford
Gore
Helen Larrick
Ruby Pugh
Geneva Sirbaugh
Nellie Slonaker
Bruce Hahn
Ray Pugh
Merrell Anderson
Ilo Frank
Charles Frank
Louise and
Elwood Frank
R. N. Wolford
Candy Wolford
Dorothy
Lee
Alma
Omar Pugh
Kenza! Oates
Junior Oates
Lou Thompson
Mintie Oates
Lafollette
Loring Cooper
Shorb
Norman Woolford
Woolford
Washington Hospital
Elizabeth Cather
Washington
Edna Neville
Garfield Hospital
Neville
Upperville
Winchester
Pledges Signed at Scaleby for U.S. Cathedral Event
In Millwood Virginia a large gathering at Scaleby hosted by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gilpin featured Rt Rev James E Freeman bishop of the Washington Diocese and Gen William Mitchell of Middleburg who spoke on church and state and the cathedral project Pledges were signed to support the National Cathedral with Mrs Lewis H Hyde of Winchester handling contributions about 130 attendees from nearby towns attended and Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd hosted a pre meeting dinner in Winchester for the bishop.
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Star
Millwood
Washington Cathedral
Scaleby
Kenneth N. Gilpin
James E. Freeman
Washington
National Cathedral
William Mitchell
Middlebore
B. Duvall Chamber
Christ Church
George Barnett
Ehewhmen
Mitchell
Coset
America
Rnecia
Bishop Freeman
A Thering
Russia
Arenas Comple
Ford
Lewis H. Hyde
Winchester
Middleburg
Upperville
Plains Markhim
Marshes Front Royal
Leesburg
Berryville
White Post
Boyce
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Death Takes Former Head Surgeon of Navy
Rear Admiral Charles Francis Gore retired surgeon of the United States Navy from 1910 to 1914 died last night at 68. Dr Stokes, a New York native, served 28 years in the navy starting during the Spanish-American War and leaving in 1917 with the highest rank. He leaves a widow and a son, John S. Stokes.
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Segciated Press
New York
Charles. Francis Gore
United States Navy
Dr. Stokes
Navy
John 8. Stokes
Steel Orders Rise Boosting Hope in Pittsburgh Mills
In the Pittsburgh district an increase in steel product orders sparked renewed optimism as hundreds of idle workers begin returning to the Edgar Thompson and Homestead mills of Carnegie Steel. Three Edgar Thompson mills plan to resume Sunday and Monday, with 3 000 to 4 000 men set to return after weeks off. Homestead operations had already resumed at 50 percent capacity earlier this week.
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Jurgh
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Pittsb
Edgar Thompson
Carnegie Steel Company
Homestead Mills
Market Gains on NYSE Amid Mixed Security List Dips
Prices on the New York Stock Exchange showed an upward tilt for the first time in a week as buying and covering orders supported gains. The British pound traded at 3.86 dollars at 2:15 PM, with varied quoters across major firms including Allied Chem, American Can, General Electric, U S Steel, and Woolworth among others.
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New York Exchange
Allied Chem. & Dye
American Can
Amer Tel, & Tel
Amer. Tobacco
Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Prices on the Chicago Board of Trade rose as commission houses bought more. Wheat led gains with December option up about two cents. December through July futures for Wheat, Corn, and Oats posted various modest increases and one series showed no sales.
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the Evening Star
Girls’ Athletic Association
Hallowe'en
Tokus Inn
Workers’ Council of the
Red Bud
Martinsburg
Kaufman Public School
Stephenson
The
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Hallowe’en Social
United Brethren Church
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcops “Church
South
Frank Butsler
Virginia “Avenue
Teachers of the
Grave] Springs High School
First Baptist Church
Epworth League of
Round Hill
M. E. Church
Piedmont Hunt
Archibald C. Randolph
Piedmont Hunt Club
Old Welbourne
A. C. Randolph
Philmont
Atoka
Llangollen
Kennels
St. Bride’s Farm
C. D. Langhorne
R. L. Humphrey
Richard H. Dulany
Welbourne
Hant
R. S. Peach
Jenny Lind Hockman
Washington Street
Opequon
Juanita Hockman
Styer
Harlan, Ky
H D. Styer
K. E. Seymour
Billy Seymour
Seymour
Cumberland Mountain Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
Joseph Carson
Woodstock
Memorial Hospital
Carson
Mrs. Stephenson
Brother
Harry Stephenson
Buffalo, N. Y
Lewis S. G. Miller
Japan
Stewart Bell
North Cameron Street
Crane Home
Richard E. Byrd
Henry D. Flood
Richmond
Mrs Byrd
Mrs. Flood
Richard Crane
Westover
Miss Bruce Crane
Shirkey
Golden Glow Soda Grill
North
Loudoun Street
Melville K. Shirkey
Elmer Fuller
Robert Lockhart
People’s Drug Stores
Schrafft
Ritter
Lucille Jackson
Alice McKee
Abe Zirkle
Virginia Tech
Bright Grove
Blacksburg
Maryland University
Mrs. Brooks
S. C. Brooks
West Cork Street
Angerona Terrace
Mr. Brooks
Re Pharmacy
Piccadilly Street
Cecil Funk
Hallowe’en
Raymond Middlekauff
Doris and
Theles Middlekauff
Hagerstown
L. R. Smith
Gates
N. C
E. L. Smith
Mr. Smith
Emmert
Robert Worsley
Maurertown
Ralph Rinker
Velma Pannett
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Lee Pannett
Mr. Dillard R. Monsees
St. Louis
Mary McDonald
Louis Wender
New York City
Wender
Richard Butler
William Whetzel
Clearbrook
Messrs
Hubert Cather
Thornton Bryarly
John Miller
Nelson Page
Philadelphia
Amherst Street
Josephine Massie
Newport News
A. C. Carson
Riverton
Mrs. F. Estes Kline
Vaucluse
Miss Jean Fisher
Moorefield
W. Va
James E. Amick
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
Ria Ps
Isabelle Wood
Huntserry
Huntsberry
U.S
Princess Mary Shoppe
NEW York Stock Exchange
W. B. Hibbs & Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
Anaconda Copper
Balto, & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Cont
Oil
Del
Gen'l Electric
Gen'l Motors
Kennecot Cowper
Lorillara
Mont. Ward
Nat'l Biscuit
Packard
Stand. Brands
Stand Oil, NJ
Texas Corp
the Commercial & Savings Bank
National Credit Corporation
C. W. Ramsbury Grocery Rolend
C. Ryan
Mgr
Schrafets
M. K. Shirkey
Prop
N. Loudoun St
R. M. Swimley
Chicago
Buncutter Tire Co
Vanta
Margaret Hodeson
Bell Clothes Shop