Amhurst rector to wed Miss Bingham in West Newton
Social and personal notes announce the November 8 wedding of Katharine Stétson Bingham daughter of Mr and Mrs Je W Finenaws to Arthur A Roe Rev and Mrs Arthurksdale, with Miss Elizabeth Bingham as maid of honor. The bride, a Smith College graduate, has been active in student government. The groom is rector of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church Amherst and on the Amherst College faculty. The piece also highlights Mrs Wright, a Mobile Alabama visitor, who sang at Christ Church with organist Peter Vredenburg Jr and impressed large congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Stétson Bingham
Ughter
Finenaws
Arthur
Arthurksdale
West Newton
University
Christ Church College
Oxford
England
Rhodes
Virginia Theological Seminary
Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church
Wright
Henry Wright
Arthur 8
Sulla Eriety
Mobile
Ala
Carter Wright
Will Meet Tonight For B P U Activities At Local Church
The Intermediate B P U will meet at 7 30 tonight at the home of Mrs Clyde De Hart on Leicester and Kent streets. Delegates to the state convention in Winchester October 4 will be elected and other business discussed. William A Norton and family plan to reside in Winchester and his sons join in the family auto body repair business on South Cameron Street. Two younger Norton children have entered Handley School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Clyde. de Hart
Leicester
Kent Streets
Willing Workers’ Society
Turir Ashby
U. BD. C
Lucy Kurtz
Loudoun ‘Street
Winchester
William A. Norton
Baltimore
Local couples wed and dance news from Winchester area
Garland Crim and Ari zona Rayner were licensed to wed in a county clerk office ceremony. Eugenia Pichon and Robert Bacon Krogstad plan a September wedding at Urperville, Virginia. Winchester Cotillion Club hosts a Golf Club dance with Shenandoah Valley Serenaders from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Golf Club with refreshments and expected large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Jackson Crim
Arizona Rayner
Frederick County
Hedgesville
B‘de J
Sol
Clarane
Dora B. Crimse
Evening Journal
Winchester ,Cotilion
Golf Club
Shenandoah Valley Serenaders
Golfub
Surprise birthday dinner honors Mrs. Shirley on forty third
Mr. and Mrs. C C Shirley hosted a surprise birthday dinner at Dr Smokes farm near Grimes for Mrs Shirley as she turned forty three. Attendees included relatives from Gainesboro White Hall Hagerstown Md Winchester Woodbine Inwood W Va White Post Va Greenspring and Rest with many wishing her more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C. Shirley
C. C. Shirley
Dr. Smoke
Grimes
Mrs. Shirley
O.C. Shirley
Minnie Shirley
Carl. Mcllwee
Ralph and
Jeanette
Gainesboro
Stewart. Taylor
Alvin Eva
Belle
Reva
White Hall
Garland Gardner
Garland, Jr
Leroy
Anna Ellen
Hagerstown
K. Hardy
Dalbert Evans
Winchester
Oscar Leight
Woodbine
May. Hutsler
Inwood
W. Va
Ross de- Haven
Daisy
Virginia
Ella
Carry
Carl
White Post
Guy DeHaven
Greenspring
Lester Loy
Mary
Albert Tusing
Opal
Freda
Aston
Woolbine
Many Visitors Return Home After Weekend Visits
Mrs Florence Russell returns to South Cameron street with Mrs Schmitt and her son after months in New Jersey. Numerous locals travel by motor to and from Cumberland Maryland Elizabeth City New York Philadelphia and Virginia towns for visits business or study, including Frances Goldy in New York and Miss Page Cauthorne in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Russell
Joseph Schmitt
New Jersey
South Cameron Street
Schmitt
Social News Roundup from Winchester area visits and travels
Ro chester couple stayed at Hotel Jack. Baltimore weekend guest Miss Nannie McIntosh traveled home with Miss Lucille Don. York Pa and Baltimore visitors stopped by, and Mr. B B Smith and Mr Samuel Michaels hosted friends. Stamford Catskills sojourn noted. Frank Cheney returns to Blue Ridge Summit cottage. Effie and Nettie Argenbright shopped in Stephens City. A motor party visited Lexington Lynchburg Farmville and Hampden-Sydney College. George Oliver of Washington on business. Mrs Fansler Snapp Grim return from Canada with W O Zinn. John Spaid and wife greet newborn baby boy. Spaid a local drayman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sartelle
Preston Sartelle
Cantrell
Lexington
Lynchburg
Farmville
Hampden
Sidney College
Sartefle
Winchester
Gordonsville
George Fansler
Elsie Snapp
Elizabeth Grim
Canada
W.0. Zinn
York
Sharp stock recovery amid gains in tel ephone copper and oil shares
New York reports a sharp stock market recovery led by gains in telephone copper and oil shares. Cotton opened down about 2.50 a bale but rebounded, wheat futures fell on a bearish crop report, call money stood at 4 1 percent, with total daily volume around 1.8 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Co’ton
Time to Introduce New Queen to Bee Colony
Bee specialist Ray Hutson of the New Jersey agricultural experiment station says new queens are usually better, with Italian queens as a caveat. Good queens cost a dollar or less and improve ownership pride, returns, and handling while reducing labor and moth depredations. Best to introduce when honey flow begins, six weeks before frost, avoiding feeding gaps. Methods vary. breeders send queen introduction instructions with shipping cages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hutson
New Jersey
Farming Rules and High Value Crops Note
The passage offers practical tips for farmers including planting intervals, weed control, pasture mowing, and the value of silos. It emphasizes soil health, fertilizer quality, and cooperative land use for better yields, plus advice on involving youth in club work.
World War Vet Held For Felonious Assault
John Mumaw of Columbia Furnace faces grand jury charges for felonious assault with a deadly weapon after shooting Woodstock Police Chief W. M. Burner in July. A WWI veteran, Mumaw survived severe injuries, including loss of liver and intestines, after multiple fronts and hospital treatments. He lives in Woodstock with a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Philip Ety
Winchester
John Mumaw
W. M. Burner
Mumaw
Columbia Furnace
France
United States
Annual Shenandoah County Fair Opens With Record Exhibits
Shenandoah County Fair Association opens its four day event in Woodstock Virginia with large livestock and race horse arrivals and a main building filled with exhibits. Free day for county school children features for youth planned as weather promises good turnout and a harness horse heavy speed program draws top circuit contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Shenandoah County Fair Association
Farth
Blue Ridge
Shenandoah County
Weather Bureau
Tell Me Why film draws clergy hesitant on gender morality
Clergymen have not endorsed the motion picture Tell Me Why shown at the Little Theatre on September 19 20. The drama argues against artificial birth limitation, portraying a wife learning her marital obligations through a physician's example with a strong moral message. Special showings will be for women only and men only with age restrictions for minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre
Miss Ruth Elder Plans Trans Atlantic Flight Outlines Itinerary
Miss Ruth Elder co pilot of the American Girl told Wheel ing backers by telephone from Portsmouth Ohio that she intends to go through with the original plans They expect to take off for Wheeling late today and fly to Roosevelt Field New York not later than Sunday to await a suitable time for the Paris flight The monoplane American Girl was forced down for lack of fuel at Portsmouth Ohio en route from Tampa to Wheeling to consult backers on the New York to Paris venture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedress
ING
W. Va
Ruth Elder
American Girl
Portsmouth
Ohio
Wheeling
Roosevelt Field
New York
Paris
George Haldeman
Tampa
Langen Field
Moundsville
Haldeman
Miss Bilder
Lost pilot in Maine flight tied to local kin
In Jefferson County West Virginia Charles Town officials report James D. Hill, co-pilot of the plane Old Glory, missing after a flight from Orchard Beach Maine to Rowe. He is described as the brother in law of Dr. F P Edgell of Charles Town. Passengers included Lloyd Bertaud and A Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W. Va
James D. Hill
Old Glory
Orchadr Beach
Maine
Rowe
F. P. Edgell
Ofv
Lloyd Bertaud
Ip A. Payne
The
York Daily Mirror
Groves TasteLess Chill Promises Strength
Ad copy claims GROVES TASTELESS CHILL provides strengthening effects. It promotes invigoration and color returning to the cheeks. The product is marked at 60¢ and targets general well being.
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Fréderick County
Berkeley
John N. Carrol
Eugenia Pichon
Robert Bacon Krogstad
Henry Thomas Oxenard
Urperville
Cotilion Club
Randall
Jacob Randall
Memorial Hospital
Dudley
Esther Duntey
W. L. Dudley
Low
Eron Street
Christiansburg
Alter
Miss Daley
Northern Virginia Power _ Company
Messrs. Page and Shields
W. Nelson Page
Randophh Ty Shields, Jr
Philadelphia
Germantown Cricket Club
Page
Mr. Shields
Edward Y. Baker
Scarsdale
N. Y
Dr. Cochran
Lawrenceville
N. J
Huntsberry
Winchester’s
Harry Grimm
Mildress DeBrees
Cumberland
Arthur Johnson
Edith Jackson
Gary
Ind
J. M. Jackson
North Loudoun Street
William Rowan
Links’Grove
Frances
Goldy
Phil.h. Gold
North Braddock Street
New York City
Osevelt Hospital Vas
Jack Dively
Elizabeth Ann
Jack, Jr
Myersdale
Eve C. Hollar
Beulah Baggerly
John Bhert
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Atlantic City
Ais Adolph
Jackie
Elizabeth
N.J
Robert Moore
Gertrude Schneider
Emmett’s
McLean
Washington
Hugh M.’Nelson
Millwood
Mr. Lp, Argenbright
Hagerstown, Md
G. F. House
R. Paul Smith
Mr. Smith
Potomac-Edison Company
Willard Jones
Elizabeth Jones
Painter, Va
A. D. Cunningham
Bud
A. L. Potts
George Washington Hotel
Charles “Dearmont
Clifford Hall
D Potter
Charlotte Swimley
R. M. Swimley
Loudoun Street
Mechanicsburg
Irving College
Carroll C. Smith
Denver, Colo
Elwood” Smith
Justa Quick
Harris Addition
Grace Clevenger
Schoofield, Va
Hilton Hall School
Weeden Cochran
Clearbrook
D. McDonald
Brookland Park, Md
Charles W. Fishpaw
Berryville
John Marker
Opequoh
John Jolliffe
B. F. Giffen
Capon Bridge
George W. Lee
Stone Bridge
Charles Lupton
Smoke
J. E. Harris
Claggett
Page Cauthorne
W. L. Cauthorne
Richmond
West Hampton
G. F. Printz
Josephine
Virginia Printz
Wilkensburg
Beverley Rice
le E. Rice
EB. J. Snapp
R. J. Dunbar
Harrisbore, Pa
G. F House
W. H. Meyers
M. Meyers
Hotel Jack
Julian Light
Roanoke
Luther Greene
Monmouth Street
Nannie McIntosh
Hamberger
Lucille Don
B. B. Smith
York, Pa
Samuel Michaels
Mr. Levin
Holtite Manufacturing Company
W. B. Miller
Ollie Vance
Stamford
Catskills
Vance
H. H. Mase Hotels, Corporation
Braretapd
Sis
Florida
Frantk Cheney
South Manhhester, Conn
Sallie Miller
Blue Ridge Summit
George Oliver
John Spaid
Mr. Spaid
Geo. McManus
Eve
Dax
Winchester. Wholesale
Gro. Co. Distributors
Jefferson
Man Who
Eversharp
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