Wolford Family Reunion and Local Notices in Hampshire
Family members of the late Azariah and Jane Wolford gathered at the Big Spring near Capon Bridge for a reunion with 57 attendees including J. W. Wolford and many relatives from Keyser, Washington, Augusta, Bunker Hill, and Capon Bridge. Also noted are Girls' Athletic Association plans for September and community notices about local residents Mrs. Rosenmeyer and Miss Freda Rosenmeyer returning to Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolford
Azariah
Jane Wolford
Capon Bridge
Hampshire County
W. Va
J. W. Shanholtz
J. W. Wolford
Nina
Eugene
Ralph V. Wolford
Frances
Carl
Margaret
Theodore
Keyser
Roy. A. Wolford
Mary Ellen
Washington, D. C
Mae Wolford
Spokane
Wash
Augusta
J. E. McDonald
Eula
June, Brown and Billie
Bunker Hill
Eula Slane
Pikeside
George T. Wolford
B. F. Slane
Waldo
Davis
Cold Stream
C. L. Keister
Dennis
Gladys
Bloomery
Clersey Fultz
J. W. Gess
Goode
Alban Smith
Hoy
Girls’ Athletic Association
Parks Association
Ella Brown
Corrinne Carskaden
Dorothy Anderson
Cor- Telia Gray
Apple Way Cabin
Mary Sullivan
Virginia Loan and Thrift Company
Peter Vredenburgh To Play Church Organ Sunday
Peter Vredenburgh returns from a summer at a New York state boys camp where he served as monitor to join his mother Virginia Vredenburgh and brother Midshipman James Vredenburgh at the Baker home on South Washington street. He was organist at Christ Episcopal Church for years and will play the organ in that church this coming Sunday as the choir rehearses special music for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Vredenburgh
Sanday
New York State
Virginia Vredenburgh
James: Vredenburgh
Alexander M. Baker
South
Washington Street
Vredenburgh
Christ Episcopal Church
Clergy Couple Guests at Opequon Memorial Church
The Rev and Mrs G M Morrow of Kernstown host guests the Rev and Mrs Otis C Brown of Bland County Virginia on their wedding trip. Mrs Brown formerly Miss Lelia Mustard of Bland. Brown is pastor in Bland County and classmates at Union Theological Seminary. Brown to preach at Opequon Memorial Church and Round Hill Church on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Morrow
Kernstown
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Otis C. Brown
Bland County
Brown
Lelia Mustard
Virginia
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Opequon Memorial Church
Round Hill
Bradfields Head Home After Visit Then Plan Washington Trip
Mr and Mrs Gibson Bradfield and their children departed yesterday by motor to their Barnesville Ohio home. They were joined by Mrs Ernest S Ely the Bradfields mother in law who will return next week. The couple will accompany Mr and Mrs B F Arthur Jr to Washington for the Potomac river regatta after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Bradfield
Barnesville
Ohio
Miss Taylor to Teach at Virginia School for the Deaf
Miss Mary E. Taylor leaves Martinsburg for Staunton where she will teach at the Virginia School for the Deaf. She returns from Honolulu where she taught two years, and had vacation with her parents of Fairmont Avenue and at The Maples in Hampshire County West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Taylor
George Taylor
Fairmont Avenue
Virginia Ashley
Lynchburg
Ashley
Danville, Va
Arbrett College
Massie and Hicks family visit to Colonial Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Murray entertain at their cottage on the beach in Colonial Beach Virginia. Mrs. Frank Massie and Miss Mabel Massie, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Massie and Miss Genevieve Massie of Stephens City join Carl Hicks of Winchester. Mrs. Walter B. Johnson and daughter Virginia Anne arrive in Winchester for a visit with aunt Mrs. Walter E. Barr on Fairmont avenue. They expect Mr. Johnson soon. Mrs. Barr and guests may fish the Shenandoah River late September with prior catches noted this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Murray
Frank Massie
Mabel Massie
Benjamin Massie
Genevieve Massie
Stephens City
Carl Hicks
Colonial Beach
Edward Murray
Davis Family Ends Southern Trip on Return Home
The Davis family and relatives returned from a two week tour visiting Orangeburg Folly Beach Charleston Asheville Baltimore and Washington. Mrs Davis’s mother Mrs Steven son accompanied them from Baltimore and will stay for a time. Frankie Eloise Anderson wed Henry Tucker Bell in Leesburg Virginia with plans to reside near Berryville. Victor Sims of London England visited Winchester and local apple orchards with James R. DuShane and local growers in the fruit district, as he works with the firm headed by J. O. Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Davis
C. A. Davis
Orangeburg
Folly Beach
Charleston
D. C
Asheville
N. C
Baltimore
Frankie Anderson
Harry J. Bell
Joseph E. Anderson
Clarke County
Frankie Eloise Anderson
Henry Tucker Bell
Joseph Bell
That County
Leesburg
Bell
Berryville
Victor Sims
London
Eng
Dein
Winchester
James R. DuShane
DuShane
Sims
J. O. Sims
Winchester Hosts A Busybuzz Visitor List At Hotel Jack
A flood of visitors and residents appear at Winchester events and hotels. Notables include Mrs. J W Slonaker and family from Akron Ohio visiting North Avenue. H Hawthorne host Dr E C Stuart and guests. a Chevrolet dealers meeting at George Washington Hotel. and many relatives and guests from Richmond Danville Baltimore and New York staying at Hotel Jack and around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George Washington Hotel
Theosophists Plan Fairy Photographs At Chicago Congress
Geoffrey Hodson will lead a team to photograph fairies and deva entities during the World Congress of Theosophists in Chicago. The effort uses filtered rays and super sensitive film in Grant Park and hotel roof gardens, aiming to capture motion pictures of claimed supernatural beings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Hodson
Wil
World Congress of Theosophists
Chicago
Hodson
Associated Press
England
Grant Park
Lake Front
Convention Hotel
Annie Beins
Market Quickly Recovers Led By Public Utilities
The stock market rebounded strongly led by public utility issues after a sharp decline the previous day. Call money fell to 7 and then 6 percent as buying pressure returned, with about 4.9 million shares trading in heavy activity. A later report notes over $1 billion in quoted values erased in a flood of selling, the worst since a rate rise last month, with declines up to $18.75 in many active stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
New York Federal Reserve
Wallstreet
Roger Babson
Florida
Recitation Contest Set For Hopewell September 13
Plans are nearly complete for the Hopewell recitation contest at the old Hopewell Meeting House Friday September 13 at 8 pm. Seven contestants are booked. The winner will receive a silver medal and may compete for a gold medal with other silver medal winners. This first neighborhood contest is expected to draw interest. The large room will seat all spectators and feature music. L Pidgeon for the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Hopewell
L. Pidgeon
Tea imports to U S rise past ninety three million pounds
Importations of tea to the United States for the fiscal year ending in June mounted to more than 93,500,000 pounds. Winston Salem North Carolina seeks a covered wagon to place as a permanent memorial. The Rev. Richard A Von Cale of Atlanta plays 23 instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Winston-Salem
N. C
Richard A. von Cale
Atlanta
Adelaide Hamilton Reads 312 Books in a Year
Adelaide Hamilton, aged 14, of Marshall Town, completed a year long reading goal by finishing 312 books. The achievement highlights youth literacy and community reading initiatives in Marshall Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Hamilton
Marshall, Town
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Mek Teabelle Po Miliet
Wil Te
Aheelva
Rosenmeyer
S. Rosenmeyer
Freda Rosenmeyer
Germany
George F. Norton
North Braddock Street
Freda Stewart
Berkeley Springs
Red Cross
Huntsberry
Mr. Brown
Bride
Washington
Miss Taylor
School For
Crandall’s Hall
Crandall’s
Martinsburg
King Cotton Orchestra
Cotton Belt
North Carolina
C. J. Williamson
Elkins
Lish
Lee McDonald
Harriet Elaine
Henry Ruthenburg
Joan Ruthenburg
Akron
McDonald
J. W. Slonaker
North Avenue
Tunstall Adams
Hawthorne
Mack Bly
Edward Best
Jeanette
E.C. Stuart
Ann Tucker McGuire
Braddock Street
Miss Westwood
Beverley Byrd
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Evelyn Bayliss
Frank Bayliss
W. H. Hill
S. C
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Jack
J. P. Tanner
Owensboro, Ky
Mr. R. L. McCarty
Mrs. McCarty
Senseney Road
Messrs
Harold Helm
C. G. Wright
C. P. Newbrugh
Hagerstown, Md
Mrs. Thompson Sowers
White Post
Mary Glen Lupton
William Lupton
Elizabeth Mankwith
Miss Lupton
F. W. Harper
Ma ¥ Me Brown
J. T. Brown
Manassas
Margaret Hodgson
H. B. Simpson
Robert Simpson
William T. Barr
Commiller
Boston, Mass
Frank Lovett
American Legion
Petersburg
Samuel Stewart
Ernest Grayson
Cumberland
Lucille Hottel
Emma-Rinker
Woodstock, Va
Buehm
North
Cameron Street
George McLaugh
Parkway Beach, N. Y
Hotel
Edward Duke
Randolph Dame
Billy
Robert M. Ward
South Washington Street
Susan Colston
Marion Cornwell
Gray Gables Inn
Arthur C. Farley
Williames Massey
Auburndale
Mass
Helen Massey
W. R. Talbot
Miriam Talbot
Atlantic City
Edna Shank
Mrs
Robert Grim
Loudoung Street
Frank F. Higgins
Marion, Ind
Rosaerschenak
Samuel Gerschenak
Marie
Louise Gerschenak
New York City
R. L. McCarty
Theosophists
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
Hopewell
Liberal
Northern
Power@ COMPANY
Light
SALE
Lovett Bros
North Main Street
Waterall Paints and Varnish
M. S. Loy
N. Loudoun Si
Expert
Geo. Washington Hotel
Miller
Handley High
Riley & Son
Seckler
Carter & Glaize
North Market St
Ober
Ask J. O. Perry
G. Ober & Sons CO
Baltimore, Md
Swimley
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