Win Miss Catherine Sutton Bride of Mr Raymond Webber
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Catherine Sutton of Martinsburg West Virginia to Mr Raymond Webber of White Hall in Harrisonburg Virginia on September 5. The bride is the daughter of J E Sutton Martinsburg a Martinsburg High School and Shepherd College graduate and a teacher in Frederick County. The groom is son of Carl Webber White Hall and has worked with Earl C Fries on North Cameron Street. They will reside at 513 North Cameron Street after September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Sutton
Martinsburg
W. Va
Raymond Webber
White Hall
Harrisonburg
James W. Wright
United Brethren Church Parsonage
Webber
J. E. Sutton
Martinsburg High School
Shepherd College
Frederick County
Hayfield
Carl Webber
Earl C. Fries
North
Cameron Street
Social calendar events in Armel area and Winchester clubs
Regular Armel Community League meeting at the schoolhouse with a 1:30 p m session and a 1:30 p m nurses’ gathering. Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Garden Club meeting at Mrs H B McCormac’s home. Junior choir practice at United Brethren Church and Grace Lutheran Church evenings. Rotary Club luncheon and meeting at George Washington Hotel. District Nurse Association card party at George Washington Hotel to benefit tuberculosis fund. American Legion Post luncheon at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel Community League
Armel
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Clarke County
Rotary Club
District Nurse Association
Republic
Tuberculosis Fund
The
American Legion Post
Wilbur Inskip
George H. Inskip
Stephens City
Salem
Roanoke College
P. C. Brooks
Philip
Waynesboro
R. B. Brown
North Loudoun Street
United Brethren Church
Miss Betty Decker Weds Lieut C H Hill Jr in Martinsburg
Miss Betty Decker daughter of Commander and Mrs Walter Decker of Norfolk Virginia and Lieut C Phillips Hill Jr son of Mr and Mrs C Phillips Hill of Baltimore were married at First Methodist Church Martinsburg West Virginia Saturday evening The ceremony was officiated by Rev Samuel E Rose with Dr Niver assisting The couple planned to wed in Wakefield near Front Royal but altered plans after the death of the bridegroom’s uncle in an automobile accident The Wright’s duty station and reception followed at Wakefield Day’s events included church auxiliary meeting in Baltimore and Denver convention updates with planned joint bank offering service September 17 in the local church plus travels to Mercersburg Pennsylvania by some guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Decker
Walter B. Decker
Norfolk
C. Phillips Hill, Jr
C. Phillips Hill
Baltimore
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Samuel E. Rose
Wakefield
Front Royal
Walter Montague
West
Edwin Barnes Niver
Christ Episcopal Church
West Virginia
Rose
Niver
U.S. S. Wright
Woman’s Auxiliary
Robert T. Barton
Washington Street
Protestant Episcopal Church
Denver
Colo
Woman's Auxiliary
Women of the Church
United Bank
Woman’s Auxiliary of
Christ Church
Social visit and wedding news from Frederick county
Miss Mary Sherman hosted a Sunday gathering at the Sherman home with guests from Washington including Mrs. Craft Miss Ida Carter and Mr. Charles Prefolt. The party later toured Capon Bridge area and apple orchards in the Winchester district. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hensell returned from their wedding trip and reside at the old Hensell homeplace in Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sherman
Old Sherman
Town
Washington
Craft
Ida Carter
Bertha Gungrish
Charles Prefolt
J. C. Hooks
Joseph H. Cooper
Virginia Baker
Strother Sherman
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Winchester
Mr. Hensell
Charles W. Hensell
8S. C. Unger
Berkeley Springs
Hensell
Grimes
This County
Dessie B. Unger
Card Party Reservations Urged for Tuberculosis Fund
Friends of the District Nurse Association plan a card party at the George Washington Hotel Thursday evening to benefit the tuberculosis fund. Notify Mrs. T Russell Cather at 413 W to reserve tables for bridge or other games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the District Nurse Association
George Washington Hotel
Tuberculosis Fund
T. Russell Cather
Mrs. Lacy Visits Misses Boyd on Fairmont Avenue
Mrs. J. H. Lacy of Clarksville Tennessee is the guest of the Misses Boyd on Fairmont avenue. Her husband the Rev Dr J H Lacy long pastor of the Presbyterian Church here now serves Clarksville. Her son the Rev Graham Lacy left for Baltimore where he is associate pastor at Franklin Street Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lacy
Misses Boyd
Clarksville
Tenn
Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Graham Lacy
Fred S. Boyd
Baltimore
Franklin Street Presbyterian Church
Harris Kirk
Condition of Miss Neville Reported Unchanged
The hospital states Miss Edna Neville who suffered a probable skull fracture in a September 6 auto accident has an unchanged condition. She has shown slight improvement, regains consciousness at times, and recognizes family at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Neville
Edna Neville
Ralph Lee Hardy Receives Virginia Episcopal School Scholarship
Ralph Lee Hardy, who dated last June at Covington's Boys pol, was awarded a four year scholarship to Virginia Episcopal School in Lynchburg. The award follows a recommendation by Dr. E R Rogers, rector of the Boys School, based on Hardy's overall school record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lee Hardy
Ralph Lee Pee
C. Harry Hardy
Lynchburg
Virginia Episcopal School
Hardy
Covington
Episcopal Church
E. R. Rogers
Benefit dance at Jordan White Sulphur Springs Hotel
The benefit dance tonight at Jordan White Sulphur Springs Hotel is among the fall season’s top public events. Sponsored by Wincher Memorial Hospital student nurses, it features Dan Gregory and his Victor Recording Orchestra of 12 musicians, previously popular at a Virginia Beach resort. Miss Mary Helen Stine has returned to Waverley Mass to resume duties at McLean Hospital after visiting family in several southern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan White Sulphur Springs Hotel
Winch R Memorial Hospital
Dan Gregory
Victor Recording Orchestra
Virginia Beach
Stine
Mary Helen Stine
Hunter M. Stine
High Point
N. C
Danville
Roanoke
Waverley
Mass
McLean Hospital
South
Ruth Harris
Ton, Mass
Dr Ralph Snapp to address several dental societies
Dr Ralph B Snapp leaves for Emporia Virginia to read a paper on The Treatment of Pyrrohea before the Southside Dental Society and to visit Richmond and Petersburg dental societies as president of the Virginia State Dental Association before returning to Winchester around September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snapp
Ralph B. Snapp
Emporia
Southside Dental Society
Richmond
Petersburg
Virginia State Dental Association
Winchester
James Anderson Leaves for University of Richmond
Mr James Anderson departs today to enter the sophomore class at the University of Richmond He is a graduate of Epee High School class of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Babb
Handley High School
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
James Anderson
Richmond
University of Richmond
Anderson
Epee High School
Weekend Social Roundup From Winchester Notes
Local notes detail Mr. Marshall H. Walker of Atlanta visiting Winchester with Nettleton Shoe Company ties. Numerous residents and guests travel to and from cottages on the Shenandoah and Capon rivers while others attend trips to Washington and Richmond. Extra items mention church choir practice and regional visits by families and business visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall H. Walker
Atlanta
The
Nettleton Shoe Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Winchester
Break In Heat Wave Spreading Over East Soon
The Associated Press reports a heat break in the east may arrive by tomorrow night, with relief delayed for middle Atlantic and north Atlantic states. Temperatures were high east of the Mississippi while western interior states cooled and Wichita and Dodge City tied for 98 degrees. Thunder showers were forecast for Florida Ohio valley lower Great Lakes and middle Atlantic regions with showers in Tennessee tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Kian
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Colorado
Central
Plains
Michigan
Small Dirigible Moored Atop Empire State Building
A small commercial dirigible carrying two men was moored today to the Empire State building in New York. The craft, the same one that ran away in a high wind last week, had no coupling gear and was pulled down by a ground crew after ropes were lowered from a mast atop the world’s tallest building. The wind registered about 45 miles an hour during the brief mooring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Empire State Building
Fifth Avenue
Thirtyfourth Street
Empire State
Students Pay Tuition With Grain at Park Region Luther College
Park Region Luther College Fergus Falls Minnesota accepts wheat and other grain as tuition payment for students with insufficient funds. Grain must come from farms of the students and values are set at 60 cents per bushel for wheat 25 cents for oats 35 cents for rye and barley. E H Ness on the college committee accepts a grain receipt for Miss Borghild Asleson as others look on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Region Luther College
Fergus Falls
Minn
Home Congress Called By Hoover To Meet Dec. 2
President Hoover announced a national housing conference to run December 2 to 5 in Washington. About 1000 citizens from 48 states will join discussions on home construction ownership and environment, including finance design city planning and household management, with private funds backing committee activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
United States
Virginia Claimants Seek Share in Ella Wendell Estate
One Minneapolis man and 26 claimants from Maryland and Virginia contend for part of Ella Wendel estate estimated up to 100 million dollars. Arthur Hays and Wendelkin aim to challenge the will as a temporary administrator prepares probate. The Minneapolis man is Niels Jackson Wendel, 76, a retired mail carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Minneapolis
Maryland
Virginia
Ella Wendel
Thirty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Rfi Hays
Wendelkin
Niels Jackbson Wendel
Mrs Collings Believes Husband Still Alive in Abduction Case
District Attorney Alexander Blue reported Mrs. Benjamin Collings of Stamford believes her husband is alive despite his disappearance from a Fry Long Island Sound cabin. He questioned her about a story of two men abducting him and tying her up, noting her tale was illogical yet she maintained faith in his survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Patchogue
N. Y
Alexander Blue
Benjamin Collings
Stamford
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Rise on Strong Toronto-Liverpool Tone
Wheat and rye led gains as a stronger grain mood spread from Liverpool to Chicago. September options showed independent strength with oats following the upward trend as closing prices listed for Wheat September 49, December 2014, May 5474, My September 22, December 24, May 265, Rye September 39, December 3914, May 4.
Prize Posted For Paris to Dallas Flight Record
Winnipeg report notes Easterwood offers $25 000 to an aviator with years of flying experience. The winner must fly from Dallas to Tokyo or from Tokyo to Dallas, starting and ending at the specified cities. Costa and Bellonte previously earned $25 000 for a Dallas to Paris flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Aneweres
Dallas
Texas
Costa
Bellonte
Paris
Easterwood
Tokyo
Selling Pressure Eases but Market Remains Heavy in New York
In New York on September 15 the stock market showed lighter selling pressure but failed to rally significantly. Utilities sagged in late trading and American Telephone fell as much as five points. The close remained in a heavy zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Massachusetts firm tops orders for pocketbooks
Sales were under two million shares. Call money renewed at 1 percent. A Massachusetts manufacturer of pocketbooks says it has more orders than it can fill. The Albany Evening News notes high demand and limited capacity while the year dulls elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Mad
Albany
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Social and
Evening Star
C. H. Hill, Jr
Woman's Auxiliary Meets
Mrs
Joe DuPuy
Ellis Yost
Kathryn Yost
Hilda Hottel
Mercersburg, Pa
Adrian
Huntsberry
Canter
Woods
Nancye M. Canter
Dorothy M. Woods
Garfield Hospital
Miss Canter
Miss Woods
Charles Grove
Miami
Fla
Grove
Hilda Brill
Edward Grove
Valley Pike
R. E. Reid
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Boyce
of the Hospital
Robert Shultz
Miss Bell
Messrs
Robert and
Seddon Nelson
Robert B. Nelson
Marshallee
James B. Winkfield
National Avenue
Medical College of Virginia
Ruth Sampsell
Mr. LeGarde Thompson
Martinsburg, W. Va
Harold Shirley
F. M. Thompson
Amherst Street
Cumberland
Morris Cather
Betty Cather
Charlestown
Mrs. Cather
Blanche Shoop
South Braddock Street
A. Tanner Scofield, Jr
Larchmont
John F. Rodman
Courtfield Avenue
Margaret Hansbrough
North Braddock Street
Scofield
Louise Hawley
Duncan Elliott
Bryan Conrad
Stewart Street
Exeter
Turkey
Colonel Elliott
Istambul
Stanley Airey
Liverpool
Eng
Airey
Randolph Shields
Sophie Baker
Frances Page
West Cork Street
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Lewis N. Barton
Messrs. Woodhull Baker
Paul Gaylord
Shenandoah River
M. B. Clowe
Miflin, Jr
Donald
Margaret
Capon River
Phillip Atcherly
Dabney Harrison
Havre de Grace
Pagebrook
Rosalie Nelson
Seddon
Robert Nelson, Jr
Susan Colston
Gray Gables Inn
South Washington Street
Pennsylvania
West Boscawen Street
Westwood Byrd
Rosemont
Berryville
Fenton Nelson
George Carrington
Jeanne Carrington
Woodstock
Fred Lord
Boston
Lord and Spencer, Inc
Muriel Vanderbilt Church
Henry Delafield Phelps
Fairmont
Vanderbilt Estate
Manhasset, L. L
Congress
Wendell
School of Hard Knocks
Chicago
W. B. Hills & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
On Farm Loan Board
James B. Madison
Charleston
Floyd R. Harrison
Federal Farm Loan Board
Harrison
Federal Reserve Board
Madison
Good Housekeeping Institute
VOSS
Good Housekeeping
Swimley
C. W. Ramsburg Grocery
Roland C. Ryan
Mgr
Cthe
Florsheim
Lovett Bros
Staunton
Becades Goodyear
Buncutter Tire Co
S. Braddock
Garten
Krocks
Margaret Hodgson
Bell Clothes Shop
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