Local Chapter Names Delegates To State Meeting
The Turner Ashby Chapter U D C held its first fall meeting at the home of new president Mrs Herbert Larrick on West Clifford Street. Three new members were welcomed Mrs D L Clayton of Cumberland Md Adele Affleck and Virginia Wall of Winchester. Delegates and alternates were elected for the state meeting in Alexandria the first week in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Ashby
Herbert Larrick
West Clifford Street
D. L. Clayton
Cumberland
Adele Affleck
Virginia Wall
Winches
Alexandria
Business Man Turned Bishop Leads Episcopal General Convention
Rt. Rev. John Gardner Murray, Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church in the United States, will head the 40th Triennial General Convention in Washington D C October 10. A former banker and coalman, he rose from poverty in Alabama to lead the church by democratic election in New Orleans 1925. He notes business training helps a businessman more than a priest, while a priest should have religious training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Nova Scotia
Episcopal Church
Washington, D. GC
United States
Souree of Canterbury
Church of England
John Gardner Murray
D. D
Murray
National Council of the Church
Eenae Arouing Emily
Alabama
Birmingham
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
Baltimore
Maryland
New Orleans
New Officers Named For Local Chapter
The report of the year’s work was given and will be carried by the delegates to the state convention. New officers begin the year: President Mrs Herbert H Larrick, vice-president Miss Lucy W Russell, second vice-president Mrs Robert T Barton, third vice-president Mrs Stuart H Edmonds, recording secretary Mrs Frank B Crawford, corresponding secretary Miss Lucy F Kurtz, treasurer Mrs Chas R Keeler, registrar Mrs Frank T McFaden, historian Mrs R M Ward, custodian Mrs Wm T Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Barton
Mra
Stuart H. Edmonds
Frank B. Crawford
Lucy F. Kurtz
Chas
R. Keeler
Frank T McFaden
R. M. Ward
Wm. T. Barr
Hogue Creek Notes Selections of Visits and Calls
Sept 15 notes list Rev and Mrs J Racey and Ruth Racey and Charles Boyd as dinner guests with Luther Larrick and William Good of Winchester. Numerous visits occur across High View W Va Inwood W Va and Cape Charles Va including Larricks Foster Orndoffs and Kump families amid Sunday calls and returns of Lester Good to Cape Charles after summer with the Clowser family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogue Creek
J. Racey
Ruth Racey
Charles Boyd
Luther Larrick
William Good
Winchester
William Crowser
Scott White
Helen
Eleanor
Clement Kump
High View
W. Va
Laura Orndoff
Nannie Orndoff
Statton Orndoff
Carter Hoover
Charley Keller
Inwood
A. ©. Cooper
Mildred
John McCormick
David Foster
Scott Larrick
Marion Cooper
Sarah Foster
Abraham
Asa Foster
Frances Larrick
Frank Orndoff
Orndoff
Master Lester, Good, Jr
Cape Charles
William Clowser
Stephens City Locals Share Visits and Returns
Stephens City notes list residents visiting relatives and traveling to and from Washington Morgantown Dubois and Baltimore. Birdie Lam returns to work in Washington after a visit home. Mr and Mrs Anthony Walker return from ten day trip with relatives in Pittsburgh Youngstown and Marietta Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Ity
Birdie Lam
Washington
Collier's Bookkeeper
Tom Lam
Howard Staples
Allen Legg
Cora Carper
Upperville
Stephens City
Raymond Walker
West Virginia University
Morgantown
W. Va
Anthony Walker
W. Herrell
Mack Carbaugh
Pauline Lam
Mr. Berry
West Virginia
Stephens City Road
Myrtle
Bessie Seely
Dubois, Pa
Lottie Woulf
Fireside Inn
Dubois High School
Charles Beatty
Strasburg
Borden
Bishop Bitchell
Episcopal Church
J. Wright
Baltimore
Ideal Filling Station
Senator Curtis Heads West for Midwest Campaign
Senator Curtis the Republican Vice Presidential nominee left Washington for Lexington Ky where he would speak tomorrow launching a tour of the Middle and Northwest. He aimed to address the agricultural situation and urge party harmony after farm bloc opposition to Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Curtis
Lexington
Herbert Hoover
Indictment Returned Against Fugitive Murder Suspect
Cuyahoga county grand jury indicted Paul Jawoerski a fugitive from justice in at least two states for the death of a Cleveland policeman and wounding another during an attempted arrest to return him to Pittsburgh where he was under murder conviction. The indictment charges Jawoerski with the officer’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jaworski
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Jawoersk
Radio Program Grid With Evening Musical Lineup
A dense schedule lists ETPT era radio lineups with coast to coast stations. The page shows WNBC WJZ WOR WABC and many others broadcasting 6 pm to 11 pm programs including dinner music dance orchestras and organ recitals across major cities from New York to Detroit and Boston to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
New York
Village Growers
Orchestra
Ideal Trio
Bartell
St. Regis Orchestra
He —Reens
Golf i
Godfrey Ludlow
Keystone Duo
Accordion
Slumber Music
WOR
Newark
Jean Pan Alley
Soc Roselan Orchestra
Madelanna Corby
WPG
Atlantic City
Castillians
Fry’s Orchestra
WBAL
Baltimore
WWNC
Asheville
WSB
Atlanta
Jacksonville
WTIC
Hartford
WABC
WCAU
Philadelphia
Daily News
WFI
WLIT
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Band
WJAR
Providence
WHAM
Rochester
Orcheval Mosion
WGY
Schenectady
Sei Seerivesians
WBZ
Springfield
Godfrey EU
WRC
Washington
Pennslvanians
WTAG
Worcester
Bean Knights Orchestra
Overture
CFCA
Toronto
Louleville
Nashville
New Orleans
Prison Ward Battle Hero Jaworski Faces Arraignment
Jaworski is treated at City Hospital ward after a pitched battle with officers and a standoff with police. He is expected to be arraigned as soon as he can leave the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaworski
Senator Robinson Attacks GOP Budget Claims in Georgia
Senator Joe Robinson challenged Republican economy claims in Savannah saying expenses under the President have risen in all divisions. He argued the general cost of national government is higher than ever and mocked GOP credit for the budget system. He spoke during a Georgia tour beginning with five planned speeches. A separate line notes the 27 year old bandit boasting from a hospital cot of killing 26 men or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Joe Robinson
Harding
Coolidge
Georgia
Clais
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Credit Co
P. O. Box
Hoffman Hospital
Keyser
Winchester Vineyard Company
Ultz Warehouse
West End
Handley School
Clarence Miller
Loudoun
Ford Ton
R. T. Hupp
Woolen
Westinghouse Electric
Louise Kerfoot
Berryville
Davenport
Cecil St
Tryville Ave
Cheap
Roy Hott
R. S
I. O. O. F. Hall
H. Elmer Griffin
S. Main St
W. Piccadilly St
Slaughter House
H. F. Perry
Rudd
Patton
Shenandoah Valley Nat’s Bank
Star Office
McCormick
Care Star
Floyd
Commercial
R. W. Hockman
Bartonville
Piccadilly St
R. EB. Mudd
N. Main St
Potomac Light and Power. Co
Martinsburg
Commercial Hotel
Jos. M. Fawcett
Rex Cigar Co
Shelby, N. C
Dunbar Corp
New Brunswick
N. J
A. A
Tri-City
S&j
Willle’ Bicycle Shop
EbroClo
EbroClo Shirt Co
Greensboro
N. C
Pan- American Cigar Co
High Point
N. Y
Cuyahoga
Sonia Novida
Lois Griffin
Hollywood
Clinton S. Carnes Raset
Ormer
Baptist Home Mission Board
Carnes
International Newsree
Welbart Aaterh Orchestra
Weaf Weei
Peaplus Klein
WEAL
KYW
WSM
Ad Milarea Hunt
WEAP
WCAE
Stancix’ Shhaefer
Wijz
Kyw Wee Edka Far Wiragne
WEAF
WWJ
WSAI
Priss
Jane
Morley
Abilee Singers
Wbal Sageendie
The
Marylanders
WEEI
Boston
Bean Knights
Wnac Boston
Lady of the Ivories
Arcadians
Rhodes
Ballroom Orchestra
WGR
Buffalo
WMAK
Bagemore Orchestra
Mrg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Watians
Swiss Gardens Orchestra
Cino Singers
WSA
Safety Club
Theis Orchestra
Coney Island Orchestra
Studio Fralic
Castle Farm Orchestra
WTAM
WCX
WJR
Detroit
Bonge
Keystone
Chain Gang
Robinson
North Main ST
RADIO
South Main ST
North Main Street
Alexander
Castoria
Bottle
PLUTO
National Sales Co
N. Loudoun St
COAL
C. L
Winchester Furniture CO
Main Street
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