Virginia division convention to meet in Fredericksburg
The annual Virginia division convention is slated for October 5 to 7 in Fredericksburg at the Stratford Hotel on the Richmond Washington highway. Delegates and alternates named include Mrs. Llewellyn Stokes Mrs. Eugene Aulick Lucy Kurtz and Mrs. Walter Huntsberry Mrs. Fred Barr and Miss Smith. The Turner Ashby Chapter invites Confederate veteran descendants to join. Next meeting October 13 at Mrs. H. B. McCormac’s Handley boulevard home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Fredericksburg
New Stratford Hotel
Richmond-Washington Highway
Stratford
Bruce Slonaker
Llewellyn Stokes
Eugene Aulick
Lucy Kurtz
Walter Huntsberry
Fred Barr
Miss Smith
Elizabeth Grim
Turner Ashby
H. B. McCormac
Handley Boulevard
Social Calendar of Braddock Street Church and Local Groups
Regular meetings and luncheons listed for Braddock Street Church groups at home of Sni der 117 N Cameron. Canary Society at Mr and Mrs Julian Cooper. Online Club at Washington Hotel. Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel. United Brethren Church youth choir practice. Grace Lutheran Church adult choir practice. Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Bt
Ars
B. Snider
N. Cameron Street
Canary Society of the Reet
Julian Cooper
Onl’ Club
George
Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
The
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Leesburg Flower Show Invites Public Exhibits at Balch Library
Officials of the Leesburg Garden Club announce a public flower show on Wednesday afternoon September 14 at the Thomas Balch Library. Entries from non members accepted with 19 classes and prizes donated by club members. Admission charged to support hospital grounds and garden funds. Judges include Mrs Louise C. Scott Alexandria and others. A sweepstakes is offered by Eleanor Chamberlin. Luncheon and cake sale planned for exhibitors and guests. Entries received 9 to noon. open 3 to 5. Containers provided for most classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg Garden Club
Thomas Balch
Leesburg
Eleanor Chamberlin
Paeonian Springs
Louise C. Scott
Alexandria
D. C. Randolph
William P. Massey
Thomas A. Dudley
Middleburg
Mary Conrad
Loui County Hospital
Private School Set to Open at Fort Loudoun Seminary
Miss Mary E. Bush announces a private school reopening this fall at Fort Loudoun Seminary on Loudoun Street with Miss Gladys Cochran teaching music in the old gym. Classes start Monday September 12 with selective enrollment for individualized attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Bush
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Loudoun Street
Gladys Cochran
George Washington
Miss Bush
N. Loudoun Street
McVicar
Visitors At The Home Of Mrs Ward
Visitors at Moss Inn Eg a on Bee we Waves the home of last week included Mrs Ward's daughter Winnifred R Ward and Mr Lawrence of Washington DC. Also Mrs Harry Gilchrist and Verna Mildred, Mr and Mrs James Greer of Pittsburgh joined Mr Gilchrist and Mr Hoe. Additional visitors were Mrs Mamie Strider and Emma Strider of Washington DC, related to Mrs Ward. Emma Strider was former registrar general of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Memorial Hall, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Inn
Kails Winnifred R. R. Ward
Lawrence
Washington, D. C
Harry Gilchrist
Verna
Mildred
James Greer
Pittsburgh
B. Hoe
Moss Rock" Inn
Mamie Strider
Emma Strider
Dinner party at Amherst Street hosted for Byrdt guests
Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd plans a dinner at Amherst street home for guests of Mr and Mrs Harry F Byrdt of Rosemont Berryville. Attendees include Ambassador and Mrs Harry Guggenheim New York Havana Cuba Colonel and Mrs Henry Breckenridge and their children Orren Root and Miss Mary Root New York City, Miss Westwood Beverley Byrd Berryville Mrs Oxnard Upperville Mr Harry R Kern Jr and R Gray Williams both of Leesburg. Rev Clark to conduct Leesburg services revival begins September 18 at 8 pm for two weeks at Leesburg Baptist Church with Rev E T Clark of Winchester leading. Rev H B Jennings invites public. Clark praised as able Baptist minister. Winchester work cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
Harry F. Byrdt
Rosemont
Berryville
Byrd
Harry Guggenheim
New York
Havana
Cuba
Henry Breckenridge
Orren Root
Mary Root
New York City
Westwood Beverley Byrd
Oxnard
Upperville
Harry R. Kern, Jr
R. Gray Williams
City
Clark
Virginia
Winchester
Leesburg
Washington Lewis DAR Plans Fredericksburg Card Party
The Washington-Lewis Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a card party at Elk's Hall Fredericksburg Virginia on September 16 at 8 pm. Proceeds aid patriotic work since the chapter formed ten years ago including saving Kenmore the home of Betty Washington Lewis. Mrs H M Eckenrode and Mrs Alvin T Rowe organize tables with hospitality by Mrs W F Smith Miss Esther Barney and Mrs F W Daniel inviting out of town friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Washington-Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elk’s Hall
Washington-Lewis Chapter
Kenmore Association For
Kenmore
Betty Washington Lewis
H. M. Eckenrode
Alvin T. Rowe
Regent
W. F. Smith
Esther Barney
F. W. Daniel
Dr. Cline Improves After Wednesday Hospital Surgery
Winchester physician Dr. R F Cline is recovering well from an appendectomy performed at Memorial Hospital last Wednesday. He is expected to be away from his Medical Arts Building office for about a week to ten days. American Legion Auxiliary to meet September 12 with officers to be installed. Glover Hill and Company now represented in Virginia by L B Resseguie. Benham and Kuykendall relocate to new offices at 32 Rouss avenue on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
R. F. Cline
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Medical Arts Building
Benham, Kuykendall
Harry K. Benham
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Rouss Avenue
Staples Leaves to Teach in Virginia High School
Mr. C. Staples of Stephens City departed for New Church Virginia to take a history instructor post at the local high school. He was accompanied as far as Annapolis by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staples and Mr. Kenneth Staples, who returned to Stephens. Jack Hornady of Central Press and King Features Syndicate visited Winchester on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Marcian Thalberg
Frederick Tea Room
West Boscawen Street
Thalberg
United States
David Mannes
France
England
Switzerland
Spain
New York City
Fine Arts Hall
Chicago
Conservatory
Cincinnati
Lexington Ky College of Music
Georgetown
Indiana State College
Oxford
Ohio
Columbus
Madison
Wis
Staples
Lohring C. Staples
Stephens City
New Church
Annapolis
Charles E. Staples
Kenneth Staples
Jack Hornady
Southeastern
Central Press
King Features Syndicate
Beverly Welcomes Mr John Hawse and Companions
Mr John Hawse returns from Massachusetts with George Hawse and Vernon Hall of Washington DC. The trio left Washington at 12 30 a m Saturday and reached Beverly at 6 30 p m the same day covering 6008 miles by travel through Newark Camden New York Providence and Boston before retracing the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
George Hawse
Vernon Hall
Washington
D. C
Beverly
Newark
N. J
Camden
New York
Providence
R. I
Boston City
Sunday School Plans Formulated Tonight at Christ Church
All Sunday School teachers at Christ Episcopal Church will meet in the Parish House at 7:30 this evening to organize for the Sunday school which will reopen on September 11, Rev. Robert B. Nelson announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Fall meeting set for Woman's Auxiliary at Christ Church
The first fall gathering of Section B of the Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church will be held Monday at 3 30 PM in the parish house. Members are urged to attend to discuss important business after the summer adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
T. Russell Cather
South Stewart Street
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Christ Episcopal Church
Auxilary
Depression era farmer bile over tariffs and painting costs
John D. Nicodemus of Walkersville Maryland blames high tariff policy for farm woes noting a Smoot bill rise in paints and oils and a drop in wheat values. He recounts needing 700 bushels of wheat to paint his barn and house after a bumper crop. He laments Republican tariff effects and calls for relief for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
Buchanan
Hoover
Hooper
John D. Nicodemus
Walkersville
Local residents return from visits across states
Mrs. E F Gardner and Ray Gardner plus grandchildren Richard Nelson and Maxine Nelson return to Capon Bridge West Virginia after a stay in Battle Creek Michigan with Mrs. Gardner’s daughter Mrs Julian Emmett. Attorney and Mrs Walter Keller and son visit Roanoke after staying with Mrs J F Bly on Fairview Avenue. Sally McDonald of Wilmington Delaware visits aunt Mrs Albert Baker on Loudoun Street. Mrs Frank E Hopkins and daughter Elizabeth Hopkins of Annapolis return after visiting friends. Annie Johnson returns to Broadmore Apartments Washington DC after Whitacre vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Gardner
Ray Gardner
Master Richard Nelson
Miss Maxine Nelson
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Battle Creek
Mich
Walter
Ww. Keller
Keller, Jr
Georgeller
Roanoke
J. F. Bly
Fairview Avenue
Sally McDonald
Wilmington
Del
Albert Baker
Loudoun Street
Frank E. Hopkins
Elizabeth Hopkins
Annapolis
Annie Johnson
Broadmore Apartments
Washington, D. C
Whitacre
First Day Attendance Records for Winchester Schools 1932-33
The Winchester public schools announce the complete 1932 33 faculty list including superintendent Garland R Quarles principal at the high school and a long roster of elementary and primary teachers. The document notes staff for the colored school P W Gibson and lists numerous teachers by department with Miss Lola C Moore as principal of the primary division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edna Lamb
Winand
Garnet Hamarick
Ester
Edith Cornwell
Mary Jae
Nancy Gray Larrick
Edithate
Marion Laughton
Katherin Pannill
Lena C. Payne
Loudelle Potts
M. Opal Robinson
Susan Saulsbury
Virginia G. Silver
Sadie Finkelstein
Lola C. Johnson
Madeline Whitlock
Alan Peery
Russell Joyce
E. P. Browning
John N. G. Finley
Luther
Hale Russell A. Joyce
W. R. Legge
W. H. MclIlwee
John B. Parsons
Otis Sargent
R. L. Stickel
James B. Yates
Mary Frances Boxley
Beulah Cline
Marguerite Daugherty
Charlotte DeHart
Elsie Duncan
Anne H. Irby
Bernadine Knee
Trene Mathews
Eleanor McCartney
Bess Nicholas
Elsie Proffitt Lemma Snider
Electa Stombach
Agnes Watkins
Andrew Bell
Lola C. Moore
Warren Eddy
Mary Bell Bear
Virginia Bowen
Mary Watkins Darden
Ella Hunt Davis
Janet Flood
Elizabeth Freed
Virginia Fritts
Frances Harris
Ridgley Jackson
Sylvia Myers
Lorene Turnipseed
Adellen Hutchinson
Garnet Hamrick
J Pinkney Arthur
Dora Plank Br
37 Known Dead After New York Ferry Explosion
Police reported 23 bodies in hospital and morgue while the contracting firm tallies 37 known dead. The ferry workers were building the cell block for a new penitentiary when the boiler exploded, co owner said. Forsythe died later at Lincoln Hospital. Police Commissioner Mulhooney noted the count could rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Forsythe
Lincoln Hospital
Edward P Mulhooney
New
Public Address By Dr Ernest Cherrington At Market Street Church
Dr Ernest Cherrington will speak on Our Constitution And Its Application To All Laws And Society And Especially The Home on Sunday at 3 PM at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church. All are invited to attend this national orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Cherrington
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Owen Returns Home From Rappahannock Visit
Mrs. Clarence T. Owen returns to her West Clifford street home after several days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Carey in Rappahannock county. Mrs. C. A. Davis and children go home to Fairmont avenue after visiting Salisbury Maryland with Mr. Davis manager of the Salisbury branch of Peoples Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence T. Owen
West Clifford Street
George E. Carey
Rappahannock County
C. A. Davis
Fairmont Avenue
Salisbury
Mr. Davis
Peoples Drug Stores
Mrs Flanner Visits Miss Mudd in Baltimore
Miss Margaret Flanner of Baltimore arrived yesterday to spend time as the guest of Miss Jane Mudd at her North Cameron Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Flanner
Baltimore
Jane Mudd
North Cameron Street
Fletcher Family Visitation in Washington
Mrs. J. C. Fletcher and her daughter Miss Virginia Fletcher from Washington are visiting the former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brown at their East Cork Street home, spending several weeks as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Fletcher
Virginia Fletcher
Washington
C.E Brown
East Cork Street
Parents Struggle Over Home For Children
A couple fights to preserve their home for the sake of their children, but the ongoing dispute leaves the children wishing they were orphans. The family’s conflict highlights tensions in parenting and housing.
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Rotary Club
Brown Baby
Huntsberry
Zinn
L. H. Zinn
Twin City Oil and Gas Corporation
Shell
West Virginia
Union Bus Terminal
Kleim
Standard Oil Company
Wolford
Sinclair Refining Company
Fansler
Texas Company
Yeakley
Atlantic Refining Company
Wright
Nelson
Continental Oil and Gas Corporation
Oil and
E. Rhodes
Canada
Toronto
Edward Murnan
William Collins
Dr. Locke
Morristown
Can
Mrs. Byrd
John Hawse
Massachusetts
Will
Mr. Kremer
J. Thomas Kremer, Jr
South Cameron Street
Mary MacKenzie
Betty Shoppe
Mrs. E. C. Shull
Joan
Nancy Shull
Herndon, Va
Ruth Nelson
Harper Method Shop
Jean Will
Mildred Landis
McArthur
P. J. Landis
West Cork Street
Paul Pierce
Jean Fisher
Moorefield
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lovett Brothers
N. Main St
Our
Feneral Directors
Edmund Lowe
Prey
the Commercial & Savings Bank
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Lebanon
Swift
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
Americas
Margaret L. Hodgson
Nave
Cor
Loudoun and
Boscawen St
Are
Styles
Lovett
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