Mrs. J. Wm. Stryker Hurt In Fall
Mrs. J William Stryker fell in her South Loudoun street home Tuesday and sprained her hip rather than fracturing it. She showed improvement but remained in pain. Rev E A Lambert and wife returned from a Niagara Falls trip to Braddock Street Methodist Church parsonage. Their daughter Miss Virginia Lambert also came home from the State Teachers College at Harrisonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wm. Stryker
J. William Stryker
South Loudoun Street
Lambert
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street
Methodist Age Church
South
South Washington Street
Niagara Falls
Upper Marlboro
Virginia Lambert
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
Thursday schedule includes Girls Athletic Association meeting at the club rooms and a pivotal meeting of the Friendship Company at 8 00 pm. Regular Post luncheon at the Washington Hotel and a joint Civic League with Old Stone Church Memorial Association at Green Spring. Also Circle No 2 meeting at Braddock Street M E Church and a 815 pm play Kempy by White Post Church. Dixie Jamboree and yard party events close the day with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
Civic League
Old Stone Church Memorial Association
Green Spring
Circle No. 2
Braddock Street
M. E
Bertie Hicks
Fairmont Avenue
Solemn Church Wedding for Harrell and Rehill
The wedding of John Carliss Harrell and Cora Virginia Rehill will be held at Sacred Heart Church on Saturday at 9 AM with nuptial mass and communion rail ceremony. The couple enter the sanctuary for the sacrifice and receive nuptial blessing as part of the service. Mrs. James Strother remains seriously ill in a Pittsburgh hospital. Frank and Edwin Barrett return home after visiting their sister in McKeesport, Pa. The First Christian Church Ladies Aid Society will meet at 8 PM at Mrs. A. K. Sirbaugh's home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
John Carliss Harrell
Cora Virginia Rehill
James Strother
Frank Barrett
Edwin Barrett
Greenspring
McKeesport
Pittsburgh
Strother
Thomas Barrett
White Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Christian Church
A. K. Sirbaugh
Stereopticon Program At Kernstown League Meeting
Kernstown Community League will meet at Kernstown school house at 7 30 pm with a short business session before an illustrated song service and religious cartoons by Rev H E Richardson of Reliance. Special music and a note to citizens and members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
League
Ernstown
Local Docket of Visitors and Society Events
Mr and Mrs Frances Craig of Wi are visiting friends here. Frank Sprint travels to Washington to be treated at Walter Reed Hospital. Kilian Sukamp of Bremen Germany and Rotterdam Holland negotiates as broker and broker for various firms here. Philip Atcherley of Liverpool spends months in Shenandoah Valley arranging apple deals. John A Bear of Charlottesville on town business. Miss Elsie Preffitt recovering from appendicitis at Memorial Hospital. W W Glass and Boyd R Richards return from Roanoke on business. Randolph Shields leaves for Morgantown to play tennis. Anne Brooke Kern and Susan Carson travel to Washington for a shopping day. George Martin of Baltimore hosted by friends. Misses Virginia Hunter Boyd and Virginia Tayloe Boyd host tea and kitchen shower for Elizabeth Stuart, bride-to-be of Maurice Trimble. Mrs Charles Consolvo of Baltimore hosts dinner party at Millwood with guests including Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd and others. Dan Stouffer and David Dickson return to Bristol, Tenn. Mrs Harry K Russell and daughters Mary Greenway Virginia Cover Anne Carr Russell spend a day in Washington. Seddon Nelson, months in Maine, returns home to West Boscawen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hunter Boyd
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
Elizabeth Stuart
Maurice Trimble
Pittsburgh
Local social notes and visiting guests this week
Mrs Harry K Russell hosts the weekly bridge club on Stewart street. Alexander Earle of this city and Nat Gregory of Durham return from a motor trip through northern states and Canada. Otterbein Guild meets Friday at Miss Cordelle Shade's 352 National Ave at 730. Elmer Pusie returns to Takoma Park Md after visiting Miss Lela Rosenberger. Albert Stouffer returns to Beaver Pa after visiting relatives. W Ballinger Fyffe of Chicago and John Tribble of Pittsburgh arrive and stay for Stuart Trimb’s nup tials Monday. Vida Rosenberger ill but not critical. Gladys Punkhotser travels to Washington and New York City for vacation. Teresa Lynch from New York visits with her parents. Mrs Carroll Smith hosts the regular Wednesday bridge club on Clifford Street.
Two Naval Planes Collide Over Governors Island
Two naval airplanes collided during maneuvers over Governors Island in Rio de Janeiro, killing two crew members and injuring twelve.
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Associated Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Governors Island
Warner Brothers slate and Capitol Theatres buzz
Loretta Young replaces Dorothy Mackaill in First National's Blind Spot with James Cagney. Script by John Bright and Rubee Glasman adapts Kenyon Nicholson play. film prep starts soon.
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Loretta Young
Young
Dorothy Mackaill
James Cagney
First National
Hollywood
Brooklyn
John Bright
Rubee Glasman
Kenyon Nicholson
Powers Faces Murder Warrants in West Virginia Trial
Harrison county officials prepared murder warrants to bring Harry Powers, a 42 year old matrimonial agent and confessed slayer of two women and three children, to arraignment. He awaits transfer from the county jail to a magistrate, with trial likely in the November term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Harrison County
Harry Powers
Powers
Sewete
Stocks Sink In Active Selling
New York on Sept 3 stocks fell in heavy trading with an early sharp drop then a dull mid session before renewed selling pushed the market weaker at the close. U S Steel hit a bear market low, J I Case fell ten, Westinghouse dropped four, about three million shares changed hands. Call money held at 14 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
U.S. Steel
J. I. Case
Westinghouse
Call
Stimson Sees Moratorium Aiding Global Recovery
Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson returned from Europe optimistic that Hoover’s debt moratorium and the London conference are laying a base for lasting peace and economic prosperity. He noted informal talks with British French German and Italian leaders and said statesmen will build political goodwill to support prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Henry L. Stimson
Hoover
London
Europe
England
France
Germany
Italy
Mr. Stimson
Central Trust Company Fails To Open Doors In Maryland
The Central Trust Company of Maryland failed to open and was placed under the state bank commissioner. President Emory L. Coblentz, linked to a Washington real estate case, defends the bank and a reorganization plan is considered. Branches include Emmittsburg Monrovia Myersville Middletown Poolesville Smithburg Sykesville Thurmont Walkersville Ellicott City Union Bridge. State Bank Commissioner G W Page takes charge with a 12 member staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fred Md
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Maryland
State Bank
Emory L. Coblentz
District of Columbia
F. H. Smith Company
Mortense
Washingon
Coblentz
Washington
Emmittsburg
Monrovia
Myersville
Middletown
Poolesville
Smithburg
Sykesville
Thurmont
Walkersville
Ellicott City
Union Bridge
G. W. Page
Frank C.norwood
Robert A. Kemp
Grover L. Michael
C. Thomas Summers
Charles McMathias
S. Elmer Brown
S. Edward Shaw
Homer T. Kepler
Byron G. Coblentz
Mustin W. Howard
Winchester Gun Club Labor Day shoot plans
Winchester Gun Club outlines events for Labor Day meet on Monday September 7 starting at 10 a.m. A five man team race on 150 single targets plus a 25 pair doubles event and 3 p.m. fancy rifle shooting are scheduled as attractions. Claude Stickley of Vaucluse tied 199 of 200 in the Grand American Handicap and won a silver trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Gun Clubs
Vandalia
Claude
B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Winchester Gun Club
Chicago Grain Closing Prices on a dull Board of Trade day
In a quiet Chicago Board of Trade session all options advanced fractions without major news. Short coverings were blamed for the gains as prices closed for Wheat September 45 percent, December 48, May 53, Corn September 44, December 39, May 43, Oats September 21, December 23, year 25, and other listed futures.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Star
Atportance
American Post
Wash Legion
Blue Ridge Night Club
Bluemont
Red” Bailey
Chester Hale
Huntsberry
Jack Harrell
Tokus Inn
Opequon
Virginia Rehill
Tokus
Messrs
Hubert Cather
H. A. Shackelford
Chester Hobart
Milton Bauserman
William Grove
James Anderson
Wilbur Cather
William Brown
Fred Ritter
Albert Hunter
Stipe
Stewart Stipe
Memorial Hospital
Harold R. Edwards
Commercial and Savings Bank
Peyton Marshall
Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles Noyes Tyndell
Mrs. M. B. Baker
D. Agnes Moore
Wooster, Ohio
Mrs. John. I. Sloat
Loudoun Street
Gertrude Reynolds
Berryville
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Joseph Massie
W. Nelson Page
Joseph Wright
Marie Fries
Eaglesmore, Pa
Robert B. Nelson, Jr
North Carolina
Robert ®. Nelson
West Boscawen Street
Douglas Sale
New York City
Mrs
W. A. Sale
National Avenue
Charles Isaacs
Winchester
Harriet Pearson
Chase City
Ethel Hartman
Eaglesmore
Hoye Riley
Lions’ Club
Herbert S.larrick
Roanoke
W. G. Hardy
New England States
Frances Craig
Frank Sprint
Walter Reed Hospital
Kilian Sukamp
Scipio and Fischer, Truit Brokers and Auctioneers
Bremen
Warm and Fruit Trading Company, Ltd
Rotterdam
Holland
Philip Atcherley
R. Atcherley and Company
Liverpool
Shenandoah Valley
Road
John A. Bear
Charlottesville
Elsie Preffitt
Messrs. W. W. Glass
Boyd R. Richards
Randolph Shields
Morgantown
Anne Brooke Kern
Susan Carson
Riverton
George Martin
Baltharor
Charles Consolvo
Baltimore and
Clarke County
Millwood
T. W. Harrison
Dan Stouffer
David Dickson
Bristol
Tenn
Harry K. Russell
Mary Greenway
Virginia Cover
Anne Carr Russell
Seddon Nelson
Maine
Stewart Street
Alexander Earle
This City
Nat Gregory
Durham
N. C
States
Canada
Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren Church
Cordelle Shade
Elmer Pusie
Takoma Park
Lela Rosenberger
Albert Stouffer
Beaver
W. Ballinger Fyffe
Chicago
John Tribble
Stuart
Vida Rosenberger
Rosenberger
Gladys Punkhotser
Teresa Lynch
Mrs Maurice M. Lynch
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
Capitol
Colonial Theatres
Plains
Stimson
Meeda Bakers
Reardon’s
Beaufont
Pekoe
Wheaties
Brillo
Kingan’s Pork & Beans
Balls Perverv
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
Central Trust Company
Frederick Institution
Star
Meadowbrook Sports
Margaret Hodocon
Labor Day
W. B. Hills & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
St. Joseph
X-Ray
Staunton
Haldeman
Swift
C. W. Ramsburg
Roland
Ryan
Mgr
East OF Geo
Kaufman
Coats
Bell Clothes
Bell
N. Main St
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