Marriages and White House Dinner Highlight Local News
Miss Helen Dudley wed Charles Price of Luray at the bride’s home with Dudley family ties noted. Cornelia Carroll and Roy Lutz married at the bride’s parents in Front Royal with plans to reside in Mount Jackson. President Roosevelt hosted a White House dinner for Rear Admiral Byrd and guests Leonard Elmhurst among others.
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Helen Dudley
Charles Price
Luray
H. J. Dudley
Price
Roanoke College
Luray High School
Julian Price
First National Bank
W. L. Dudley
Church of Christ
Cornelia Catherine Carroll
A.N. Carroll
Front Royal
RoydSaac Lutz
Robert Lutz
Mount Jackson
C. T. Collyer
Shaneville
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
White House
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Boston
Mass
Washington
Admiral Byrd
Richardlyn Byrd
East Street
Leonard Elmhirst
New York City
EAS
Presiden
Roosevelt
Miss Hook Returns From Chicago Exposition
Miss Mildred Hook arrives home on West Clifford street after a mid west tour visiting the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago and calling on friends in Janesville Wisconsin and Dubuque Iowa.
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Miss Hook
Chicago Exposition
Mildred Hook
West Clifford Street
Mid-West
Janesville
Wis
Dubuque
Iowa
Ruth Nelson
Battle Creek
Mich
Chicago
Ill
Lulu Mace
Mrs. Mayes
Hagerstown
John S. Scully
Eleanor and
Mary Scully
Thomas Scully
Miss Mason Plans South American Cruise
Miss Dixie D. Mason of the New York State Psychiatric Hospital has returned to her parents at West Cork Street after Labor Day visits. She will sail from New York aboard the Columbia on September 12 for an 18 day cruise visiting Haiti Jamaica Colombia South America and the Panama Canal.
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Dixie D. Mason
New York State Psychiatric Hospital
New York
Isaac S. Mason
West Cork Street
Miss Mason
Columbia
Haiti
Jamaica
Colombia
South America
Panama Canal
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
Thursday features yard party at Paxton Chapel 7 30 p m a Girls Athletic Association meeting at West Piccadilly St club rooms 8 p m a Japanese Garden Party at Sunday School House for Women of Brad dock Street Church Friday includes a 12 30 p m American Legion Post luncheon and a George Washington Hotel flower show by Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club Evening events include a Girls Athletic Association dance at Rouss Spring Park and Little Theatre at Handley Library Auditorium an Mt Airy Schoolhouse play by Young People of Fawcett Gap. Also listed are church choirs and Elks Lodge meetings through the week including Rotary Kiwanis and United Brethren Church choir practices and meetings.
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Paxton Chapel
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly St
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Schoboll House
American Legion Post
Winchester and
Clarke County
George Washington Hotel
Girls Athletic Association
Rouss Spring Park
Little Theatre
Handley Library
Fawcett Gap
Deacon Dubbs
Mt. Airy School House
First Baptist Church
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Lions’ Club
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples' Choir
United Brethren Church
Young Peoples’ Choir
The
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Weiner Roast Honors Loyal Church Couple Gardner
A youth group from First Baptist Church hosted a weiner roast at the Edinburg area summer cottage of Rev. E. T. Clark to honor Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Gardner who depart Winchester for Washington. Gardner won a marshmallow race and friends shared songs and ghost stories in a farewell evening.
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Gardner
First Baptist Church
Frank H. Gardner
Winchester
Washington
Jewel Tea Company
E. T. Clark
Edinburg
Mrs. Gardner
Frank
Bee
Surprise wedding links to Wall Barr and Grimm
Miss Helen Wall Barr wed Douglas Osborne Grimm at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South in a 7 o'clock ceremony conducted by Rev. E A Lambert. The couple left for a New York City Philadelphia trip and will reside on National Avenue after returning.
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Helen Wall Barr
Douglas Osborne Grimm
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
E. A Lambert
Handley High School
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Middletown Notes from Labor Day and Local Visits
Middletown Virginia notes record Labor Day gatherings and guests from South Langhorne Pennsylvania to Martinsburg West Virginia. Residents like Rev. W. P. Saunders and others attend church meetings while various families travel to Harrisonburg Winchester and Stephens City.
Cooperation In Work Of Sunday Schools Urged
STEPHENS CITY Va Sept 7 The Frederick County Sunday School Convention sponsored by the County Council of Religious Education met at Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City in what delegates called one of the county s best conventions The program featured Rev P R Diehl of Ridgeley W Va in a sermon A pageant Kingdom Increase directed by Mrs D W Lupton and Mrs William Stipe drew an audience of about 500 The convention choir led by Prof Nelson T Huffman offered solos including negro spirituals The newly installed pipe organ and a display of religious education books enriched the event Delegates were registered by Mrs Lillie Adams and Miss Virginia Adams The Ladies Aid Society provided meals and refreshments Superintendents are urged to elect representatives to the County Council of Religious Education with a meeting to be called by Rev Snyder Alleman Stephens City
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Stephens City
Frederick County
County Council of Religious Education
Trinity Lutheran Church
P. R. Diehl
Ridgeley
W. Va
Frederick
D W. Lupton
William Stipe
Nelson T. Huffman
Leslie Galliday
Lillie Adams
Virginia Adams
Ladies’ Aid Society
Snyder Alleman
Oranda Notes Update of Local Visits in September
The Oranda Virginia column records multiple social visits and travels around Labor Day and early September. Guests include Kline Curtis from Huntington and Henry Loring, with visits to Clarendon and Washington. Other entries note trips to Hagerstown, Maryland and Fairmont and Fairview West Virginia, plus family gatherings and illness updates.
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Oranda
Kline Curtis
Huntington
W. Va
Henry Loring
Harry Colfelt
Clarendon
Marion Loring
Hagerstown
Lester McDonald
Delaplane
J. M .McDonald
Zedoc Steele
Gladys
Fairview
Goldie Miller
Fairmont
Kate Blaney
Washington
Messrs
M. M. Orndorff
Russell Edmondson
Irvin Rhodes
Long Meadows Farm
Rhodes
Russell Miller
Brisco Lichliter
Valley Pike
Russell, Edmondson
Crossing the Upper Nile by Ox Skin Ferry
People along the Upper Nile cross the river using a primitive raft made from an ox skin stretched over a bundle of brushwood. The method relies on traditional, improvised transport as boats are unavailable.
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Upper Nile
Admiral Byrd Plans Boston Departure for South Pole Expedition
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd announced at the White House that he will sail from Boston on September 25 for another two year expedition to the South Pole. He will use the old coast guard cutter Bear for the voyage and aims to explore unexplored Arctic regions and contribute to science.
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Associated Press
Washington
Richard E. Byrd
White House
Boston
South Pole
Byrd
Roosevelt
New York
United States
Mexico
Coast Guard
Bear
Oakland
Calif
Arctic
Byrd Plans Flight Over Magnetic Pole From Little America
Admiral Byrd said he would launch an airplane flight over the magnetic pole about 1,000 miles from Little America. He estimated about 70 men would be involved and several airplanes could be used for the expedition, reviving his old base at Little America for the mission.
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Little America
Byrd
Magnetic Pole
Impressive Rites Conducted for J Howard Cather
The article notes a funeral service for J Howard Cather with the hymn Peace Perfect Peace. Active pallbearers included Dr J A Richard, Harry A H C Sheetz, J B Beverley Jr, Leslie M Brown, Howard M Solenberger, Ray Robinson Garvin Walters. Honorary bearers listed include H Douglas, Ansel B Solenberger, Dr B B Dutton, D W Lupton, D McFadden, Dr George G McSherry Lupton, I Brumback, A L Baker, Robert S Smith, B M Sullivan, L C Janney, M M Lynch, John W Larrick Jr, John M Steck, and Dr E C Stuart.
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J. A. Richard
Harry A. H. C. Sheetz
J. B. Beverley, Jr
Leslie M. Brown
Howard M. Solenberger
Ray Robinson Garvin Walters
H. Douglas
Ansel B. Solenberger
B. B. Dutton
D. W. Lupton
D. McFadden
George G. McSherry Lupton
Chicago Grain Market Closing Quotes Report
Closing prices in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets were supplied to The Star by Winchester Milling through Stickell Sales Corp dealers in cash grain and futures. Chicago futures listed 83 percent, 86 percent for December, 90 percent for May, and Baltimore spot 88 with Winchester spot at 80.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
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Amherst Street
Richard Evelyn Byrd, Jr
Maine
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Courtfield Avenue
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Fairmont Avenue
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Main St
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Walter Little
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Godlove
Charles Lit
Elsie Pope
Ruby Everly
Lula
L. M. Lauck
Hollis Coffelt
Harry Coffelt
Lester Coffelt
W. A. Coffelt
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Myrtle Haun
Glendale
William Richards
Stanley
Louis Sam
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C. W. Raley
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Ruth
Charles Willis
Benny Jenkins
Mae Hausenfluck
Hausenfluck
James Miller
Lee and
Kenneth
Morgantown
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J. Howard Cather
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
R. M. Swimley
J. C. Eastham
Lovett Shoe
Loudoun
Margaret L. Hodgson