Grace Miley Crowned Queen at Hardy County Tournament
Miss Grace Miley was crowned queen of the Hardy County Tournament during an event at Buzzard Ford Bridge. The coronation occurred in Inskeep Hall at Moore Field with L B Gilkeson Jr delivering the address. George Fisher led the first maid and Harry Pratt earned fourth medal. Attending families and a reunion in Winchester marked the day along with a Shenandoah Baptist Young People's Union picnic at Opequon Lake Park.
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Grace Miley
Tourmament
Hardy County Tournament Association
Buzzard Ford Bridge
Moorefield
Lb. M. Gilkeson
Adam Fisher
Vincent Cunning
Cunningham
George Fisher
Amanda Kuykendall
van Meter Fisher
Lillian Dasher
Harry Pratt
Eunice Jenkins
van. Meter Fisher
Vincent Cunningham
James Miley
Shenandoah Baptist Young People’s Union
Opequon Lake Park
Berryville
Front Royal
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Winchester
Youngs announce marriage at Summit Point church
Mrs. H Lee Young of Cool Spring farm Jefferson County West Virginia announces the marriage of daughter Margaret Elizabeth to Morton Morton of Norfolk Virginia. The ceremony occurred at Summit Point Methodist Episcopal Church South with Rev. F L Fearnow officiating. The couple will reside in Bethlehem Steel Company area after a wedding trip.
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H. Lee Young
Cool Spring
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Margaret Elizabeth
N. Y
Point Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
South
F. L. Fearnow
Morton ‘Teft
Chemical
Bethlehem Steel Company
Miss Helenson
Paeonian Springs
Loudoun County
Virginia
Bell Snyder
Mendelssohn
Messrs
Douglas Dymock
Gladstone
Robert Lee Withers
Berryville
Roger ‘Copeland
Falls, Church
Howard Simpson
Ollie Kate Gillespie
Pounding Mill
Tazewell County
Elizabeth Crepe
Young Home
Bettie H
Young Clarendon
Bessie McCann
Frances Capper
Virginia Hinkle
Winchester
J. H. Smooth
Arthur C. Stickley
Woodstock
Harriet Tynes
Staunton
Edna Sibert
Washington, D. C
Lee Copeland
Richard
Falls Church
Walter Withers
Jacqueline Moore
Harrett Bowman
Marjorie Bowman
Richmond
W. Morton
Pulaski
Julia Dymock
New York
N. J
Fred Pfahler
Savannah
P. Mardee
Marion Grider
Mary Mossery-Phibe Green- My
Elizabeth Fried
Allentown
Mrs Greenes Return From Continental Trip
Mrs Harry R Greene of this city returned aboard the R M 8 Homeric of the White Star Line in New York. She visited England Holland Belgium Switzerland and France and spent days at Winchester England gathering material for a chapter.
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Greene
Harry R. Greene
New York
Green
England
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
France
Winchester
Eng
Godbegot
Finfrock Taylor M arriage Quietly United in Winchester
Miss Margaret Finfrock daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Finfrock of Clear Brook marries J Howard Taylor son of Mrs Taylor and the late Mr J Randolph Taylor in a quiet ceremony at the Lutheran Church parsonage on North Dante Street. The bride, an S shoe store sales staffer, and the groom, a Winchester post office employee, plan to reside here after September 15 following a trip to Philadelphia for the Sesqui Centennial.
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Margaret Finfrock
C. C. Finfrock
Clearbrook
J. Howard Taylor
Lutheran Church
Dante Street
C. A. Freed
Sample Shoe Store
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Ay Taylor
Taylor
J. Randolph “Taylor
John Kerr High School
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Philadelphia
Birth announced for Thom Odell Lovett in Winchester
Mr and Mrs Brown Lovett welcome a fine boy born this morning at Memorial Hospital. The infant will be christened Thom Odell. Mr Lovett is a Winchester businessman and Mrs Lovett is the former Claudine Riley.
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Brown Lovett
Memorial Hospital
Thom
Odell
Lovett
Winchester
Local residents host and visit across towns this weekend
Mr and Mrs Victor L Denny Jr of Woodbury New Jersey were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W L Den ny at their West Cork Avenue apartment. H C Sheets and son spend a week at Schaffenaker Inn Yellow Springs W Va. Couples Neitzey and Billy Madigan visited Mrs C E Hoover on South Cameron Street after a Potomac camping trip.
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Victor L. Denny, Jr
Woodbury, M.J
W. L. Denny
West Cork Street
Mrs. H. C. Sheets
H. C. Sheets, Jr
Schaffenaker’s Inn
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Ben, N. Neitzey
Little Billy Madigan
Washington
C. E. Hoover
South
Cameron Street
John F. Hoover
Lower
Potomac
Local Socials and Visits Over Labor Weekend
Misses Emma and Anna Yingling of Baltimore stayed with Mr and Mrs A L Ebersole on South Cameron Street. Neil O Connell returned from Hagerstown Maryland after visiting Mr and Mrs William Brown. Eugene Davis Mrs Sadie Hamrick and Miss Bessie Kramer spent Labor Day at Capon Springs West Virginia. Eva H Taylor returned to Englewood New Jersey after visiting her mother Mrs Mary S Taylor on North Braddock Street. Viola Duvall and family returned to Collinswood New Jersey after visiting WL McDonald. Carolyn Patterson en route to New York from Kentucky stopped last night as guest of Miss Mary Katherine Aulick.
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Edward Weinberg
New York
Emma and
Anna Yingling
Baltimore
Mrs
A. L. Ebersole
South Cameron Street
Eugene Davis
Sadie Hamrick
Bessie Kramer
Labor Day
Capon ‘Springs
W. Va
Eva H. Taylor
Englewood
N. J
Mary 8. Taylor
North Braddock Street
Viola Duvall
Feytonvall
Ruth Duval
Collinswood
W.L. McDonald
Carolyn Patterson
Kentucky
Mary Katherine Aulick
William Duvall
Collingswood, N.J
Alice Turner
Washington
A. L. Turner
Gibson Bradfield
Local Socials Report Weekend Guests and Visits in Washington
Multiple residents and visitors are listed as spending weekends or short stays in Washington. Names include Mr and Mrs William J Flanagan, Lieut and Mrs Philip Coney, Mr William Duvall, Mrs WoL McDonald, Wilmer Shryock, Mrs Theresa Owen Bailey, Miss Esther Duvall, Mr C W Wright, Mr J E James, Mr and Mrs C L Maywood, Mr Arthur Dewey, Mr Benjamin Prince, Mrs Charles Grim, Mr and Mrs William Lynch, Mr George Awkward, Miss Alice Turner, Mr and Mrs W E B Burner, James Burner, Virginia Burner, and Mr Ralph Greeger, with various host families and locations noted.
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William J. Flanagan
Washington
Joseph. Titus
Walter Krebs Visiting Relatives in Mercersburg
Mr. Walter B. Krebs of Mercersburg Pennsylvania is spending several days at the home of his brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Krebs on North Braddock Street.
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George Rodman
Roanoke
J. F.rodman
North Loudoun Street
James Curl
Pennsylvania
Sydnor Curl
South Braddock Street
Benjamin Prince
Baltimore
Walter B. Krebs
Mercersburg
Frank H. Krebs
North Braddock Street
Mrs L J McCartney Visits Roanoke Mother
Mrs L J McCartney of Stephens City visits daughter Mrs C L Guerrant in Roanoke Virginia. Mrs Guerrant recently returned from a lengthy European tour and is greeted by her husband Mr Guerrant who is vice president and treasurer of Roanoke Securities Corporation and met her in New York.
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L. J. McCartney
Stephens City
Roanoke
C.L. Guerrant
Guerrant
Roanoke Securities Corporation
New York
Widespread guest departures from Winchester area homes
A list of residents and visitors leaving Winchester and surrounding towns after extended visits. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Bradfield with children, the Hillyards of Baltimore, Mrs. Osborne from Washington, and many others visiting or traveling to Stafford, Richmond, Philadelphia, and Martinsburg areas.
Eaton Family Heads Home From Gore Visit
Mr and Mrs F W Eaton and their children depart for Richmond Virginia after visiting the elder Mrs M E Eaton in Gore.
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F. W. Eaton
Richmond, Va
M E. Eaton
Gore
Local visitors return home after visits to Virginia and Pennsylvania
Mrs. R. M. McClure of Gordonsville and the Coyners of RoanokeReturned home after staying with EB Coyner and William LaRue of Harper's Ferry. George Keller family and Margaret Osborn came back from Atlantic City and Philadelphia Sesqui Centennial trip. Stauffers from Harrisburg and Marlin Stauffer from Middletown were weekend guests of M. V. B. Snoke.
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George Keller
Margaret Keller
Margaret Osborn
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
William Stauffer
Chester Stauffer and Son
Marlin
Harrisburg
Frank Stauffer
Middletown
M. V. B. Snoke
Co-Op Marketing Is Key To Farm Relief Says Sec'ty
Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine told Kansas farmers at Osawatomie that the farm problem persists until farmers’ purchasing power reaches 100. He opposed the McNary Haugen price fixing plan and urged cooperative marketing as the solution while Milo Reno urged support for Haugen. Mr. Jardine saw no clear benefit in Haugen for farmers.
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Sec
Jardine
Osawatomie
Kan
Kansas
William M. Jardine
Milo Reno
Farmers’ Union of
Iowa
Reno
Secretary of Agriculture
Des Moines
Belated Tribute Honors Jouett Hero of Colonial Fight
A Sept 3 ceremony in Charlottesville unveiled a bronze tablet for Jack Jouett of Cuckoo. Stuart Gibboney called Jouett a Virginia hero whose 50 mile ride saved Jefferson and the Virginia Legislature from capture, likening him to Paul Revere. The event featured remarks by Edward S. Jouett and Attorney General Saunders, with Rev. Clifford M. Ford recounting Jouett’s ride on June 3, 1781.
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Freedom of America
Jefferson
Virginia
Jouett
Paul Revere
Edward S. Jouett
Louisville
Louisville and Nashville Railway
Capt
Saunders
Byrd
Clifford M. Ford
New England
Old Gilboa Church
Cuckoo
Ford
Ory
Tarleton
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Fort Loudoun
T. McFaden
Natalie F. Smith
Charles Friend
W.H. Bocock
Bessie F. Boctck
Natalie Bocock
Athens
L. C. Caldwell
L. C. Caldwell, Jr
Marsden
Smith
James H. Smith
Mayo Smith
Fredericksburg
Phil 5
S. Smith
Abingdon Hospital
Abingdon, Va
Baptist
Mies Margaret Young
Mr. Byron Morton
Davidson
Pamly
Jamies W
Edgar and
Allen Davidson
Newton Davidson
David Wingerter
North Cameron Street
A. Hunter Davids
Newport News
Venora Davidson
Katherine Yost
North Kent Street
Dellitt Jenkins
Irving L. Koch
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Atlantic Coast
North Main Street
Miss
Mr. Taylor
Miller Fleether
East Piccadilly Street
Martin Hughes
Mary Warner
Frank Kidwell
Frances
Elizabeth Kidwell
Lydia Chapman
Millard J. Yost
Philip F. Harvey
John G. Smith
George P. Kern
J. R. Violett
Eileen Artz
Ruth Jones
Edith White
Miss Elmor White
Elmer Griffin
Lillian Perry
Margaret Amick
Stewart’s Business College
Stewart Jones
Near
Mrs. Jacobs
J. C. Horn
Canada
Great Lakes
Akron
Ohio
Clement Harle
Fred. D. McDonald
S. D. McDonald
National Avenue
Ethel Burner
Strasburg
Lydia Emmert
G .R. Cooper
Liverpool
G. R. Cooper-Harnden Company
Apple Exporters
Ann Amelia Seabright
Harpers Ferry
Miss Seabright
Richard B. Brown
Point of Rocke
Mr. Brooks
Potomac River
Brooks
National Training School For Boys
Wash
William E. Norris
John W. Rosenberger
Neil O'Connell
Hagerstown, Md
William Brown
Philip Coney
Charleston, W.va
George Washington Hotel
Wilmer Shryock
Mrs. Shryock
Theresa Owen Bailey
Esther Duvall
C. W. Wright
Collinswood, N. J
J. E. James
C.L. Maywood
Arthur Dewey
Boston
Mass
Charles Grim
William J. Lynch
George Awkward
George W. Lutz
W. EB. Burner
James
Ralph Greeger
Tiffin
William Hubbard
Gardner B. Hillyard
Lillian
Jessie May Hillyard
Albert Hillyard
Mrs. Smith
Brenda Smith
Mr. Hillyard
Bessie Hillyard
8. W. Trenary
Annie Osborne
Joseph R. Hill
Harry H. Lynch
Huntington, W. Va
Mrs. M. M. Lynch
South Washington Street
John ©. Koons
Edward Koons
Robert Lincoln
Bridgewater
Albert L. Baker
BE. H. Coyner
John H. Seal, Sr
John H. Seal, Jr
M. EB. Hildebrand
Mount Sidney
Staanton
B. E. Russell
Garfield Shearer
Elizabethtown
A. Slaughter
George Lemon
Bedford
Lauda Hildebrand
Maryland
Porter Chambers
Washing
Belia Vista Springs
Robert Beer
Eugene Beer
North Loudoun Stret
Paulie Landis
Weyer’s Cave
Madaline Landis
L. B. Haines
Myrtle Haines
Bentley Cather
Colleen Cather
Mount Union
Samuel Belford
Mary Crisman
Boyce
Trone Sprint
Earl Fansler
C. A. Fansler
Roy Rinker
A. R. Rinker
Rinker
Lulu Mace
Katie Mace
Maude Mace
Charles Keffer
William Huff
Marvin Oakes
8. D. McDonald
Thomas White
T. B. White
South Kent Street
Margaret Rockwell
Mary Jane McCone
H. H. McGuire
C.J. Williamson
Dunfalk, Md
C. E. Babb
Herbert Lauck
Nora Lauck
Hackensack, N. J
Marion Robinson
Frances Gold
Portsmouth
Col
John H. Finney
Minna Booker Finney
Gray Gables Inn
Colonel Finney
Miss Finney
R. M. McClure
Gordonsville, Va
M. C. Coyner
Sylvia and
Etta Mae Coyner
Roanoke, Va
EB. H. Coyner
William LaRue
Harper's Ferry
J. D. O'Connell
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