Visitors at the Home of H. Siley List Guests and News
Residents of White Post Winchester and nearby towns hosted visitors from Jersey Shore Muncy and Middletown. Miss Dorothy Ewing returns from New York summer. Ewing Studio to reopen in October. Leigh A. Fuller Jr promoted to first lieutenant at Schofield Barracks Hawaii. Several trips to Chicago the World's Fair and West Virginia locations noted. Mrs Engle to reopen kindergarten October 1. Lamp family ill but improving. White Hall Mite Society to meet September 12.
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Shiley
Luther Rayhorn
Williams
Floydhorn
Muncy
David Ulmer
Jersey Shore
LaFayette Shiley
Carrie Gore
White Post
T. H. Snapp
Odessa Baker
Opequon
Welton Smith
Winchester
R. H
Dorothy Ewing
New York
Jersey
Miss Ewing
Ewing Studio
Leigh A. Fuller, Jr
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Lamp
Lewis Lamp
Senseney Road
Mr. Lamp
Ada
Agnes
Messrs
Joseph and
Lewis Lamp, Jr
White. Hall Church
Mite Society
White_Hall Methodist Church
Oscar Light
First annual reunion of the pageant family near Ridge West Virginia
Sunday all day reunion of the pageant family of Frederick and nearby counties on the grounds of the West Virginia fish hatchery near Ridge Morgan County. Monday 3:00 p.m. Section B Women’s Auxiliary Christ Episcopal Church West Boscawen Street. Tuesday 12:30 p.m. Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. 8:00 p.m. McKinley Chapter Order of Eastern Star. Wednesday 12:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club luncheon George Washington Hotel. 7:00 p.m. Young People’s Choir First Baptist Church rehearsal. 8:00 p.m. Winchester Lodge Elks weekly meeting. 8:15 p.m. Grace Lutheran Adult Choir weekly meeting. Thursday 7:45 p.m. Christ Episcopal adult choir rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
W. Va
Ridge
Morgan County
Woman's Auxiliary
Christ Episcopal Church
West Boscawen Street
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
McKinley Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Farmer and Merchants National Bank
Kiwanic Club
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Engagement Announced for Miss Elizabeth Beardsworth
Mr and Mrs Richard Beardsworth of Raleigh North Carolina announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Crampton Beardsworth to Wilson Edward Shafer of Norfolk Virginia. The wedding is planned for late October. Shafer is the son of Wilson A Shafer of Portsmouth Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Beardsworth
Raleigh
N. C
Elizabeth Crampton Beardsworth
Wilson Edward Shafer
Norfolk
Mr. Shafer
Wilson A. Shafer
Portsmouth
Brooks Pharmacy Rexall Store Ad Offerings
Brooks Pharmacy promotes cold remedies and cough syrups with Ephedrine nasal jelly and cherry bark cough extract. The ad lists laxative tablets at 25 cents and emphasizes quick relief for colds flu and grippelike symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Rexall
Mountain State Forest Festival names queen in Elkins
Miss Garnette Northcott of Huntington is announced as queen of the fifth Mountain State Forest Festival to be crowned October 4 to 6 in Elkins. Governor Kump will crown her, continuing a five year line of Queen Silvius with a colorful coronation planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnette Northcott
Huntington
Elkins
W. Va
A. Spates Brady
Miss Northcott
Silvia
G. A
West Virginia
Northcott
West Virginia Senate
State Board of Regents
H. G. Kump
Silvius
Margaret Straley
Ripley
West Virginia University
Finances Hold Day's Attention of President Roosevelt
In Hyde Park on September 8 President Roosevelt met with Secretary Morgenthau Acting Budget Director Bell and James Perkins of National City Bank to review government finances. The day focused on the $1.75 billion refinancing offering for September and October and on budget preparation for the new year. General Johnson’s expected NRA reorganization discussion next week fits the broader push for a permanent program based on current experiments.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Bell
James Perkins
National City Bank
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Erles Plan Pittsburg World Fair Trip
Mrs M A Erle and daughter Mrs Beatrice A Taylor and grandson Earle Chrismore left Thursday by motor for Pitts burgh where they were joined by Miss Edna M Erle to accompany the party to the World's Fair at Chicago. They expect to be away about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Erle
Beatrice A. Taylor
Earle Chrismore
Pittsburgh
Edna M. Erle
Chicago
Remainder of 33 Wheat Checks Due This Month
The county survey of corn and hog contracts nears completion with five men on the job. County Agent Stine coordinates field work while extensions discuss year round fruit programs led by A H Teske. Stine notes poison bait plans for orchard mice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Rosenberrer
J. L. Heisbman
G. Wilson Whitmore
P. H. Wakeman
A. F. Lillard
Stine
Measher
Washington
Cassell
A. H. Teske
Bantams Face Hawks in City Baseball League Showdown
The Ball Hawks and Bantam Boys clash Sunday at 12:30 on the Park diamond to decide the top team in the second half. Both teams are tied for first, and a Bantams win ends the season race while a Hawks win triggers a three game series to crown city sandlot champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Hawks
Bantam Boys
Park Diamond
Bantams
Twenty Eight Nominated For Miss Winchester
Twenty eight candidates nominated to compete for Miss Winchester at the Better Baby Health Festival sponsored by the Modern Women of Amelca. Names include Georgia Foreman Bessie Manuel Helen Patton Mary Stryker Virginia Cather Mary Elizabeth Ebert Emily Light Martha Stine Helen Jean Miller Eloise Clouser Mary Cather Wingfield Hazel Lindwood Mildred Newlin Mary Sullivan Cornty Delaney June Johnson and others. The festival by Woodmen is September 21 at 7 30 p m babies must be entered this week. Patricia Elsworthy a contender tonight with Nancy Ritter gaining on the leader and Ronald Johnson displacing Kenneth Triplett for morning lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Modern Women of
Amelca
Georgia Foreman
Bessie Manuel
Helen Patton
Mary K. Stryker
Virginia Cather
Mary Elizabeth Ebert
Emily Light
Martha Stine
Helen Jean Miller
Eloise Clouser
Mary Cather
Miss Wingfield
Paul Hartman
Virginia Ritter
Molly Lowery
Cecil Pholman Hazel Lindwood
Mildred Newlin
Mary Sullivan
Cornty Delaney
June Johnson
Miss Rutherford
Jack Weidmyer
Hunter Carver
Catherine, Bulda
Virginia Pholman
Dorothy Wingfield
Jack Herrell
Woodmen
Patricia Elsworthy
Nancy Ritter
Ronald Johnson
Kenneth Triplett
Death's Summon Comes Suddenly to G. C. Miller
Longtime Winchester resident G C Miller prominent in real estate development and municipal service died unexpectedly. He helped organize early musical groups in the city, served as trial justice and clerk of the Common Council, and was a respected real estate assessor. Survived by widow Mary O Neal and two sons George Frederick and John Godfrey Miller. Funeral Monday afternoon from his residence.
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Virginia
Miller
Breeze Club
Corporation Court
E. Miller Streit
Tha
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Mr. Miller
Mary O'Neal
Stephens City
George Frederick
John Godfrey Miller
Mary Miller
Charles G. Miller
G. O. Miller
North Loudoun Street
Grace Hollis
C. V.’. Hollis
Funeral services set for Monday in Greystone Terrace
On Greystone Terrace at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon the services will be conducted by the Rev. E. B. MacGukin, pastor of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Luther A eran Church. Interment will be in the family lot in Mount He a Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be Judge Philinena, Harry C. Stouf fer, William G. Hardy, Edward Williams, R.B. Griffith, Alfred 8. Henkel, Godfrey Miller and Wil liam C. Miller. Honorary palbearers will be Maurice M. Lynch, Dr. P. W. Boyd, H. D. Puller, Dr. A. D. Henkel, Clayton W. Hollis, Dr. Lewis M. Allen, Harry R. Kern and E. Miller Streit.
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Greystone Terrace
E. B. MacGukin
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Luther Aeran
Mount Hea Cemetery
Judge Philinena
Harry C. Stouffer
William G. Hardy
Edward Williams
R.B. Griffith
Alfred 8. Henkel
Godfrey Miller
William C. Miller
Richbergs Are Week End Guests In Blue Ridge
Richbergs visit Blue Ridge area as weekend guests of Charles Stuart and wife in a Norfolk and Washington social circuit. Attendees include James M Thomson and family, John Chew and daughter Elizabeth, and guests DuShare and Twist. Other locals host and attend gatherings with diplomats and military families in Roanoke Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
Brerryville
Donald R. Richberg
Roosevelt
Executive Council
Ricberg
Charles Stuart
Mountains
Stuart
New York
Washington
James M. Thomson
New Orleans
Summit Point
Roanoke
Andrs
Charles B. Brown
Edith’ Carthwright
South Church ‘Street
Union of Soviet Socialist Republic
Mme Troyanovsky
Johannesburg
Clarke County
Frank Carpenter
T. A. Sims
U.S. A
J. M. H. Clagett
Bridge
Springfield
Ollie Thomas
H. B. Whiting
Edith Carthwright
J. D. Griffing
Blackburn More
Relph Dorsey
Hobson McGehee
Margaretta Whiting
H. B. Harris
Virginia Coast Prepares for Tropical Gale Offshore
Eastern Shore braces for a tropical storm moving up the Atlantic coast. Ocean City expects the worst around high tide this afternoon. Weather rains drench the area with four inches reported and coast guard on alert as jetties and bridge hold.
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Atlantic
Ocean City
Coast Guard
Salisbury
East coast storm drenches Maryland with heavy rain and wind
Maryland shores endured near record rainfall as a tropical disturbance battered the coast. Annapolis reported 3.86 inches while Baltimore logged 3.83 in 24 hours as roads flooded and telephones failed. Cape Hatteras saw 64 mph winds with a brief peak before easing.
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Naval
Machinogs
Baltimore
Salisbury
Maryland
Ocean City
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Hopewell Textile Strike Settlement Nears Resolution
Widespread strike actions continue as leaders from the AFL and United Textile Workers of America seek a negotiated settlement. In Hopewell Virginia the Tubize Chatillon mill agreed to reopen its knitting department pending firm details, while Danville Virginia adds state highway police reinforcements to curb potential disturbances amid the nationwide textile strike.
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Hopewell
Tubize Chatillon Corporation
United Textile Workers of America
Nathan Shefferman
National Labor Relations Board
Shefferman
Danville
Danville Mills
Virginia
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Mr. H. 8. Shiley
Leigh A. Fuller
C. O. Watson
Helen Watson
Martha
Alice Funk
E. J. King
Brunswick
B. Broke Smith and
Jennings Smith
Fairmont
Morgantown
Grafton
Beatrice
Mary Morris
Mary Anna Morris
Colonial Beach
Misses Morris
Hagerstown
Atlanta
Our
Metwoer
Don Stutter Rmer
Margare Utley
Warner
Sherwood
Harmer
Stanley E. Harmer
West Cork Street
Ofice
The
Southern Railway
B. D. Chambers
Westover Parish
B. Duvall Chambers
Cunningham Parish
Boyce
England
Chambers
Charles City County
Mr. Chambers
Engle
Jack T. Engle
C. W. Moulden
Garland Anderson
Juanita Teets
le Roy Cahill
Raymond Shirley
Georgia Miller
Darkesville
New Ice State
W. F. Locke
Dorothy Locke
Asbury Park, N. J
Choir of Christ
Episcopal Church
Shawnee Garden Club
Harold Brown
Henry Baker
Garden Club
Brown
Cumberland
Jamisett Glynn
Mountain Falls
Funk
Miss Glynn
A. J. Tavenner
D. C
Daugh
Rebecca Tavenner
Fort
Imogene Clement
America
Huntsberry
Day
Hawks
Sun
N. Loudoun
Loudoun St
Rock Creek
G. C. Miller
Mrs. Thomson
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Annapolis
Gorman
Ing
Willam Green
American Federation of Labor
George C. Peery
Commonwealth
Pittsylvania County
Cicero
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Big Joe
R. M. Swimley
Florsheims
Florsheim
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
Shoe & Dress
N. Loudoun St
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