Berryville Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Guests
Local social pages list residents and visitors: Lewis Neill plans a winter stay in Los Angeles with relatives after visiting Warrensburg. William B. Clagett to San Francisco to see his brother Frank Timberlake. Mrs. Karl Droop to return from Germany October 1 and stay at a Blue Ridge cottage through autumn. House guests include Worthington Whitaker and family of Portsmouth, and extended visits by the Rixey and Moore families.
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Lewis Neill
John B. Neill
William E. Suddath
Warrensburg
Los Angeles
Calif
William Mae Donald Neill
William B. Clagett
J. M. H. Clagett
California
Passadena
San Francisco
Frank S. Timberlake
Karl Droop
Washington
Clarke County
Germany
Blue Ridge
Selsenhorst
Worthington Whitaker
Portsmouth
Whitaker
T. W. Whitaker
Joseph F. Moore
John Rixey
Norfolk
Richmond
Annie Moss Taylor
Brooklyn
Shepherd
Annie Cabell Moore
New York
Bayard Stevens
Short Hills
Ellery L. Eustaphieve
John BR. Neill
Charles Town
Urquhart
McClelland
Bradley
Spiers
S. C. Williams
Annie B. C. Moore
Henry Schneider
Elizabeth
N. J
A. Cummins
Mt. Hebron
Philadelphia
Tom Peyton
Tom, Jr
Anne Goodwin Peyton
Weather Bureau guidance device for aviator cloud motion
The United States weather bureau developed a device helping aviators gauge cloud movement and air velocities at different altitudes. It indicates how rapidly clouds travel, aiding flight planning and safety.
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United States Weather Bureau
Social Notes From Millwood Virginia in September
Millwood Virginia reports social happenings with mentions of Miss Lam bert of Alexandria and Mr. Lloyd of Princeton lineage and hunts. Guests include Mrs. Sturgis of Fairfield and Miss Catherine Sturges, with gatherings at Rosney and The Moorings. A Mayo Memorial tournament winner is noted along with dances at the Blue Ridge Country Club and weekend visits by local families.
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Millwoood
Gerard B. Lam
Alexandria
Miles Cary
Lewis Burwell
Arthur H. Lowe
Fitchburg
Mass
Lambert
Foxcroft School
Middleburg
Lloyd
St. Paul's School
Princeton University
Ivy Club
University of Pennsylvania
Malcolm Lloyd
Effingham B. Morris
Philadelphia
Samuel Morris
Washington
Princeton Club
Edward B. Jacobs
Sybil Jackson
Hare
Emp Jackson
Baltimore
Walter Williams
Oaks
Bluemont
George H. Burwell
John Labouisse
Charlotte
N.C
Jacquelin Taylor
Richmond
Spencer Carter
Rosney
Virginia Steck
Winchester
Millwood
Gwynne Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Longwood
N. Burwell Jones
Agnes Page Mitchell
Henry Post Mitchell
the Glen
Sallie Smith
F. Allerton Read
A. Ryan
Charles Beate
Joseph Moore Jr
Berryville
Joseph A. Massie
William Massie
Marty Wilson
Frank Carpenter
Tom Burchard
Mary Burchard
Courtney B. Jones
D. W. Burchard
Virginia Lynch
Sacre
Jane Cary Randolph
H. B. Gilpin
William Bell Watkins
R. G. Mitchell
B. Duval Chambers
Heinie
H. M. Nelson
E. A. Lindsey
R. P. Whiting
Mary Woolfolk
Llewellyn Bull
Adis Meade
Baptist Sunday School
Christ Church
Emmanuel Sunday School
Boyce
Old Chapel
Cunningham Parish
Sunday School of
Emmanuel Chapel
Mary Carter Randolph
B. O. F. Randolph
Miss Esty
Board of Religious Education
Ilsley Farm Near Middleburg Sold to Dr. Neill
Ilsley farm about 200 acres near Middleburg Va. was bought by Dr. Thomas E. Neill of Washington from the estate of the late Mrs Agnes Boe ing Ilsley. The purchase follows the farm’s prior transfer from the Neill estate to Crouch Brothers and then to Spencer Lisley before his death.
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Middleburg
Ilsley
Thomas E. Neill
Washington
Agnes Boeing Ilsley
Mina Buckner
Dr. Neill
Neill
Crouch Brothers
Spencer Lisley
Cap itol Presents Wheeler and Woolsey and Broken Wing
Warner Bros. Capitol program features Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in a strong comedy lineup at the Winchester theater with Edna May Oliver Roscoe Ates Edgar Kennedy Robert Armstrong and Betty Grable. Paramounts The Broken Wing heads the Capitol lineup with Lupe Velez Melvyn Douglas Leo Carillo and George Barbier plus Hal Roach s The Taxi Boys. Graham McNamee to announce events.
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Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Winchester
Capitol
Radio Pictures
Norman Taurog
Edna May Oliver
Roscoe Ates
Edgar Kennedy
Robert Armstrong
Betty Grable
Paul Dickey
Paramount
Lupe Velez
Melvyn Douglass
Leo Carillo
George Barbier
Hal Roach
Taxi Boys
Jimmy Finlayson
Clyde Cook
Billy Bevan
Graham McNamee
Considerate Bear and the Fruit Closet Break-In
A bear in Mount Rainier National Park opened a fruit closet and unscrewed tops on several glass jars. It ate the contents and replaced the jars intact on the shelf. A humorous note on memory and borrowing ends with a quip about elephants and money.
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Mount Rainier National Park
Hable’s Palace features Loy Tearle in Vanity Fair
Palace criticizes a double feature program headlined by Myrna Loy and Conway Tearle in Vanity Fair, praised for Beckys Sharpe portrayal. The Palace also offers a fight thriller They Never Come Back starring Regis Toomey and Dorothy Sebastian, followed by Heroes of the West and a Lane Chandler western. Cartoons and Medbury Travelaughs accompany the bill with Saturday kiddie prizes.
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Myrna Loy
Conway Tearle
Palace Theatre
Vanity
Thackeray
Barbara Kent
Walter Byron
Palace
Becky Sharpe
Rawdon Crawley
Becky
Vanity Fair
Metrotone News
Paramount
the Palace
Arthur Hoerl
Regis Toomey
Dorothy Sebastian
Gertrude Astor
Eddie Woods
Untwisted Tongue Causes Stirred Odium Phrase
A quirky remark from Mrs. Smith highlights a twisted tongue moment as she sneers at a acquaintance for rude behavior. The piece also cites historical notes on psychiatry and Pinel, plus Iceland's volcanic lava output since 1500s.
Women to Help Boy Scouts Solicit Quota
Committees from six women’s organizations were appointed to assist with Scouts fundraising this month. The plan aims to involve all Scout parents and support Americanization character building and citizenship training. Reports are due next Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Friendship Fire Company hall.
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Boy Scout
Friendship Pire Company
Danger From Bottles Sparks Forest Fire Fears
Readers warn that bottles found in the woods may focus sun rays to ignite fires. Plentiful bottles under trees can act like lenses, concentrating heat and potentially starting flames during sunny periods.
Restore Vitality With 8.8.8 Tonic On Sale Now
An ad-like notice urges readers to consult a doctor if serious illness is suspected and promotes 8.8.8 tonic to restore hemoglobin and red blood cells. It claims overwork unbalanced diet and poor air reduce vitality and markets two sizes at drug stores.
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S.5.s. Ca
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Jacquard
Quantity Limited
Newberry’s
Vey Levinson Clothing CO
Ilsley Farm
Warner Bros
Wheeler and
Woolsey
London
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Pinel
Iceland
The
American Tobacco Co
Constantinople
Thomas Webb
Mohammed II
Ralph Waldo Emerson
BOY Scouts
Civic League En Id
Melvin Green
Eugene B. Cooper
T. Russell Cather
Martin Wisecarver
George G. Snarr
Gona Aa
Frank B. Lucy Kurtz
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