Miss Sartelle and Miss Cook to Attend Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Social notes list Miss Mary Elizabeth Sartelle and Miss Christina Cook departing for Lynchburg Virginia to begin their third year at Randolph-Macon Woman's College. Other local students include Miss Martha Bunfruses, Miss Emily Coe, Miss Pauling Gerber, and Miss Elizabeth Newman.
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Mary Elizabeth Sartelle
I City
Christina W. Cook
Valley Pike
Kernstown
Lynchburg
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Martha Brent Bunfruses
Emily Cornelia Coe
Front Royal
Pauling Gerber
Strasburg
Elizabeth Newman
Woodstock
Alfred A. Kern
John A. Kern
Ice R. Anderson
Lancaster Editor Tours South Gauging Campaign Sentiment
Mr and Mrs Austin E McCollough of Lancaster Pennsylvania on a motor trip through southern states spent yesterday in Winchester He is managing editor of the Intelligencer Journal and a former Pennsylvania Democratic State Committee chairman The trip aims to gauge sentiment for the presidential campaign and he is reporting news back by telegraph
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Lancaster
Austin E. McColllough
Winchester
McCollough
Intel-ligencer-Journal
Democratic State Committee of
Pennsylvania
South
Nephew of Mrs. Cline Honored At Naval Academy
Midshipman C. E. Trescott of Girard Ohio is named commander of the regiment of midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy. Announcement came from Superintendent Rear-Admiral Samuel S. Robison. Trescott is nephew of Mrs. Robert F. Cline of Winchester and son of Prof. B. O. Trescott. He is grandson of Rev. Dr. Simon P. Long, Chicago clergyman.
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Cline
T. S. Naval Academy
C. E. Trescott
Girard
Ohio
United States Naval Academy
Samuel S. Robison
Trescott
Robert F. Cline
Winchester
B. O. Trescott
Simon P. Long
Chicago
Mrs Sartelle Hosts Bridge Luncheon Yesterday Afternoon
Mrs. Sartelle entertained guests yesterday afternoon at a bridge luncheon hosted in her home. The event featured social chatter, light refreshments, and friendly competition among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sartelle
Bridge
Harry M. Sartelle
Wissler Employes Hold Reunion At Liberty Furnace
The Wissler family former Winchester residents held an annual reunion at Liberty Furnace in Shenandoah county with nearly 500 attendees. Four Wissler family members were present including Dr William Wissler of Grottoes and John L Frank Sr and Frank Wissler Jr of Mount Jackson. Otto V Pence Shenandoah county commonwealths attorney gave an address stressing historic employer employee cooperation. Dr William Wissler and Frank Wissler Jr spoke and the Jerome Male Quartet provided music.
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Wissler
Old Liberty Furnace
Winchester
Liberty Furnace
Shenandoah County
William Wissler
Grottoes
John L. Frank
Frank Wissler
Mount Jackson
Otto V. Pence
Commonwealth
Pence
Jerome Male Quartet
Entertains at Bridge Party for Miss Grace Tenten
Miss Billie Tomney hosted a farewell bridge party at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Stryker for Grace Tenten of Barracksville West Virginia who will return home Sunday. Three tables were played followed by punch sandwiches cake mints and nuts. Guests included Misses Margaret Anderson Mary McQuay Martha Ritter Gladys Patton Edna Wisecarver Marshall Stryker and Margaret Butsler and Messrs Fred Stryker and Raymond Ponn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Tenten
Billie Tomney
Fred Stryker
Barracksville
W. Va
W. A. Carskaden
Miss Tenton
Margaret Anderson
Mary McQuay
Martha Ritter
Gladys Patton
Edna Wisecarver
Marshall Stryker
Margaret Butsler
Raymond Ponn
Mrs White and Mrs Shilling to Sing in Churches
Mrs Edith Barker White of the National Baptist Church choir Washington and Mrs Edith Graham Shilling of the Washington Heights Methodist Church choir Washington arrived to spend a week as house guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Griffin They will sing at several churches during their visit and also at the Lions Club next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Injured Scottdale Youth Sent Home After Accident
Injured youth Mr. Lewis Shipp, a Scottdale college student, who fractured his leg in an early week automobile crash near Strasburg and had been treated at Memorial Hospital, was moved to his home today. He departed on a Baltimore and Ohio train with his mother and sister.
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Scottdale
Lewis Shipp
Strasburg
Memorial Hospital
Master Junior Brown
Roy 8S. Brown
Braddock St
Bridge Party Honors Miss Bernice Franklin at Meyer Hamberger Home
Mrs Meyer Hamberger hosted a bridge party honoring Miss Bernice Franklin of St Louis guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Lovett. Three tables played with Miss Franklin receiving the first prize and Mrs Novick the high score prize. Franklin plans visits Washington and Richmond before returning home. Local resident Mr Harry Warden of Clarke County sick in Berryville last week shows signs of improvement and hopes to resume duties soon.
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Meyer Hamberger
Bernice Franklin
Frank Lovett
Miss Franklin
Novick
Washington
Richmond
McClintock and Brown Tie the Knot in Perry County
Mr Joseph H McClintock and Miss Naomi Brown both of Perry county Pa were married late Wednesday afternoon by the Rev George W Stover at the United Brethren Church parsonage on North avenue The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur O Brown Mr McClintock a farmer is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph M McClintock Mrs Biddle and Daughter Sailing For Home Mrs J Wilmer Biddle and her daughter Miss Elizabeth Gordon will sail on October 12 on the Bergenland for this country Miss Sarah Stanley Gordon and Mr Douglas H Gordon will sail Sunday on the Homeric from Europe where they have been spending the summer.
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Henry S. Baker, Jr
Henry S. Baker
Wheatland Jefferson County
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
Sharon, Pa
Baker
Sharon Company
Joseph H. McClintock
Naom! Brown
Perry County
George W. Stover
The
United Brethren Church
North, Avenue
Wilbur O. Brown
McClintock
Joseph M McClintock
Bond Couple Welcome Daughter at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Allen Bond are congratulated on the birth of a daughter at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Bond was formerly Miss Mabel Haynes of this city. Mr Bond is a well known orchardist.
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Allen Bond
Memorial Hospital
Bond
Mabel Haynes
Family Reunion Binds Jones Rudolph and Triplett Kin
Members of Jones Rudolph and Triplett families from Frederick and Clarke counties gathered near Wood's Mill by the Opequon close to the Berryville Pike for a large basket picnic reunion. Attendees renewed many old friendships during the event.
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Jones, Rudolph and Triplett
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Wood
Bridge Luncheon For Church Benefit In Clarke County
A rainy day did not deter a large turnout of ladies at Fairfield the home of Mrs John D Richardson Clarke County for a Grace Episcopal Church Berryville guild benefit bridge party and luncheon. The event began at 11 o clock with lunch served at 1 50. Residents and visitors including Miss Laura Anderson on vacation from Memorial Hospital and several local families were noted among attendees.
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Fairfield
John D. Richardson
Clarke County
Ory Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
Berryville
Locals Note Visitors and Returns Across City Boundaries
Mr. Harold Helm of Potomac Edison Company in Hagerstown on business. Mrs. C C Chaney of Washington returns home after visiting her mother Mrs. J S Fuller. Miss Jacqueline Moore, recently operated on for appendicitis, returns home to Berryville improved. Mrs. George Shakdan and family return from Quogue Long Island. Miss Elizabeth Henson returns to teach at Hagerstown High after UVA summer session. Mr H M Silver of Baltimore staying at Hotel Jack.
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Harold Helm
The
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown
Jaqueline Moore
Memorial Hospital
Berrysvile
Elizabeth Henson
Bunker Hill
University of Virginia
Hagerstown High School
Romney and nearby towns see a flurry of visits and departures
Local residents and visitors travel across Virginia and West Virginia with notes of leave takings and arrivals. Lorraine Ross and Gertrude Stewart return from Camp Ruth near Kernstown to New York after seven weeks. Katherine Baker heads to Bluefield WV. others depart for schools, vacations, or family visits.
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Lorraine Ross
Gertrude Stewart
Camp Ruth
Wi 8
Cutter
Kernstown
New York
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Social notes from Berryville and nearby towns
Mrs. Frank B. Whiting returns from Clarksburg West Virginia to Bergville. Mrs. G. B. Welsh visits her son in Danburg Ohio. Berryville couple Taylor Knight welcomed a daughter. Elizabeth Crawford leaves for Staunton Mary Baldwin College. W A Emmons and N L Owen visit West Cofford Street. N B Meredith of New York rooms at George Washington Hotel. C T Owen drives to Washington for the day. B M Boyce visits his mother R M Johnson on North Loudoun Street. W C Plundeke leaves for New York after weeks here with his in law and Mrs Hillyard. Plundeke had recent days here with Mrs Plundeke. Mrs Matthew DeRouville of Albany New York visits her mother Mrs J Scott Fuller on East Monmouth Street.
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W. A. Emmons
Washington
N. L. Owen
Berryville
S. Smith
West Cofford Street
Mrs. B. M. Boyce
R. M. Johnson
North
Loudoun Street
Matthew DeRouville
Albany, N Y
J. Scott Fuller
East
Monmouth Street
Guests From Florida Virginia And Woodstock Stay Here
Mrs J L Wisman of St Peters burg Florida and Mrs James Rinker of Petersburg Virginia and Miss Lucille Hot tel of Woodstock were recent guests of the Misses Boehm at their home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wisman
St. Petersburg
Fla
James Rinker
Petersburg, Va
Lucille Hottel
Woodstock
Boehm
Drury Couple Plan Fall Return From Valley View Visit
Mre. Peter A. Drury joined her husband at their summer home Valley View near Bluemont after a short visit at Pelham Bay New York. They will not return to Washington until the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Drury
Mr Drury
Valley View
Bluemont
Pelham Bay
N. Y
Washington
Indianapolis Tailor Showcases Fall and Winter Fabrics
Mr. Albert Smercina of Kahn Tailoring Company in Indianapolis visits town and displays a large line of fall and winter fabrics for men's clothes at the Gearing store on Kaat Piccadilly Street today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Smercina
Kahn Tailoring Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Gearing
Kaat Piccadilly Street
Washington man visits mother in law on Braddock Street
Mr. Charles Fling of Washington is spending time at the home of his mother in law, Mrs. M. W. Fisher, on South Braddock street.
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Vernon Thill
Washington
Mrs. J. Luther Jones
South Braddock Street
Charles Fling
M. W. Fisher
Capital to Ohio hiker gets many offers of rides
A travel diary recounts a long march from Aldie through Middleburg to Upperville with stops at the Colonial and Red Fox Inn Favern. The writer notes meals, lodging, weathering fatigue, and scenic views while collecting ride offers as the journey continues.
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Ohio
Portsmouth
Aldie
Middleburg
Colonial
Red Fox Favern
Sydney
Australia
Upperville
Small Wood
Walking party recalls Virginia trip through small towns
The narrator recounts a road journey from Boyce through Paris and Millwood with stops at local sites including a post office near Paris and a furniture shop run by H Hollingsworth. The group travels 19 miles in one day, passing Gaunt’s in Boyce and the Lee Jackson station en route to George Washington, noting Millwood’s familiar landmarks.
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Piedmont
Sonny Hayes
Paris
Virginia
Atok
Millwood
H. Hollingsworth
Mills
Gaunt'’s
Boyce
Lee- Jackson
George Washington
Ambiguous Travel Memo Counts 78 Miles Walked
Fragmentary notes describe a long walk from heat to mouth through Ohio towns Romney Clar Parkersburg and Athens while declining most offers to rides. The writer mentions seeing Winchester the Lee Jackson Highway and a figure called The Man With the Umbrella, with a casual sign off.
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Ohio
Romney
Clar
Parkersburg
Athens
Winchester
Lee-Jackson Highway
Portsmouth
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Oliver Irwin Snapp
Fort Valley Ga
Julia Steele
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Ralph Hamilton
Charles H. Warran
New York City
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Montreal
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Geo. H. Leggett
Canton
Ira E. Browne
Elkton
Mitchell Willy
Cincinnati
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Jacksonville
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Miami
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Nashville
Tenn
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Birmingham
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Worchester
Mass
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Banfield
Edward Buntell
Cleveland
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Pittsburgh
Hopkins
Cora Hopkins
Western Union Telegraph Office
Pinehurst
Misses Hollis
Lou
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South Loudoun Street
Lillian Jackson
Mary Schlack Gray
Virginia Pangle
Schoo
Age Ae Shoes
Huntsberry
Harry Warden
Harry
Warden
Fredericksburg
Miss Naom! Brown
Joseph McClintock
Laura Anderson
James Smith
Hugh Taylor
Springsberry
A. S. Roberts
Miss Tabb
West Clifford Street
Donald
Lewis Pidgeon
Wadesville
Harry Markley
Thomas E. Kremer
South Cameron Street
Philadelphia
S. B. Vaught
James Pettyjohn
Craft
Bristol
Luray
Baltimore
Thomas Preston Hutton, Jr
Adele Metz
C. C. Chaney
George Shakdan
Victoria
George Jr
Ethel Cooper
Quogue
Long Island
Mr. H. M. Silver
Hotel
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Katherine Baker
Bluefield
William Singhass
Springfield
Billie
FB. W. Dixon
FE. Hearn and Company
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Richard Coffmat
Vernon Grove
Roy Fisher
Asheville
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Culpeper, Va
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Wheeling
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Potomac-Edison Company
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Elizabeth, N. J
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Boston,Pa
W. S. Cutter
C. B. Kirk
Frederick McClure
Clarksg, W. Va
BE. W. Miller
C. S. Rice
Viola Harbaugh
Waynesboro
Gordon Aiken
Evelyn Jenkins
E. W. Miller
North Braddock Street
Harold Darlington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Rome
Darlington
Girls’ Athletic Association
Sally McDonald
Albert L. Baker
B. M. Blumberg
Mr. J. S. Thompson
Boat Orange, N. J
Hotel Jack
R. H. Ridgeway
Seventy-two Car Club
Chevrolet Motor Carompany
Bryan Stotler
Evans
Roland T. Bryarly
Hopewell, Va
Bodow
Frank B. Whiting
Clarksburg
Dorsey Potter
Bergville
Taylor Knight
Elizabeth Crawford
Frank B. Crawford
Staunton
Mary Baldwin College
N. B. Meredith
Mrs. C. T. Owen
Graham
Re O Nan Sou
N. Market ST
Lovett Bros
George Washingtan
B Asks
Madame Grace
Brassieres
Teddy
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