Card Party Prizes Aid Tuberculosis Patients
The District Nurse Association card party at the George Washington Hotel offers prizes donated by Winchester firms including two pemmher waves for ladies and a floor lamp. Every attendee will receive a complimentary ticket to a Palace Theatre opening performance, with proceeds aiding six tubercular patients. Rev James A Johnson and daughter Mildred Johnson of Keyser W Va were en route to Blackstone Va where Mildred will enroll at Blackstone College. Johnson may be transferred from Keyser church this fall.
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District Nurse Association
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Hable
New Palace Theatre
New Playhouse
District Nurse Tuberculosis Association
James A. Johnson
Mildred Johnson
Keyser
W. Va
Blackstone
Blackstone College
Toked Aice
Keyser High
Keyser Church
Social Calendar: Church, Rotary, and Beneficiary Events
Wednesday 8:30 p.m. Grace Lutheran Church choir weekly meeting urged. Thursday 1:00 p.m. Regular Rotary Club and George Washington Society at Mrs. John Beaty home. Evening benefit card party for District Nurse Association at George Washington Hotel. 12:30 p.m. American Legion Post weekly luncheon and meeting at George Washington Hotel. Public support urged.
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Rotary Club
George Washington Society
Ridings Chapel
John Beaty
District Nurse Association
George Washington Hotel
Tuberculosis Fund
American Legion Post
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Brethren Church
Miss Lou Hollis Becomes Bride of Beverley Rice
Miss Louise Hollis marries Beverley Nixon Rice at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church in a simple, elegant ceremony. Organists, vocalists, and musicians accompanied the service while family members serve as attendants and guests celebrate with a bride’s supper and rehearsal supper in local homes.
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Lou Hollis
Beverley Rice
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Maria Louise Hollis
Emma Fuller Hollis
William L. Hollis
Beverley Nixon Rice
Washington, D. C
Louis E. Rice
Winchester
Frank T. McFaden
Vacation returns and social notes from Winchester area
Miss Louise B Glass returns from a six week southern trip visiting Daytona Beach Savannah and Winston Salem. Miss Elizabeth Tidler escapes serious injury when a diving board breaks at Castleman's Ferry. Girls Athletic Association plans a Piccadilly tea hosted by Irene Headley and committee members. Winchester social life includes dinners bridge parties and church society meetings with plans for Delphian and Ladies Aid gatherings.
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Louise B. Glass
William W. Glass
South Washington Street
South
Daytona Beach
Fla
Thomas J. Holt
Savannah
Miss Glass
Winston-Salem
N. C
Miss Tidler
Elizabeth Tidler
Kernstown
Castleman’s Ferry
Shenandoah River
Girls’ Athletic Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
Piccadilly Street
Irene Headley
Margaret Taylor
Helen Anderson
Mildred Hook
Delegates Elected To State U D C Meeting
Gen Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy elected delegates and alternates for the annual Confederate meeting in October. Attendees include state treasurer Miss Lucy Kurtz and chapter president Mrs Herbert Larrick. Meetings set for Randolph Macon Woman's College and local host chapters.
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Turner
Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Martin Wisecarver
Amherst Street
Burg
Frank T. McFaden
Bruce Slonaker
Nannie J. Smith
C. Fred Barr
Nellie Lupton
Elizabeth Tanquary
Social notes from Washington area guests and travels
Little Miss Carolyn Stuart visits Miss Cary Hunter at Gray Gables Inn. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Limrick and Mrs. Richards at a county home. Eva Crisman leaves for Garfield Hospital in Washington as a Handley High School graduate. Many others visit relatives and prepare for upcoming academic sessions. bridge clubs and athletic roles noted.
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Nancy Canter
W. G. Hardy
Stewart Street
Nancy E. Canter
Washington
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Carolyn Stuart
Charles Limrick
del Ray
Archie Richards
Braddock Heights
Katie Chapman
County
Eva Crisman
Garfield Hospital
Miss Crisman
Handley High School
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Rise on Commission House Orders
Grains continued upward as orders lifted for trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. Liverpool showed strength. September rye reached its highest level in months, surpassing the December option. Closing prices: Wheat September 49.5, December 61.44, May 55.5. Corn September 44, December 39, May 52. Oats September 22, December 24, May 26. Rye September 40.44, December 40, May 43.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Farmer’s Paradox and Metropolitan Humor Reflected
A farmer who could organize a salvation scheme would not need one. The metropolitan mind is mocked as funny. In the countryside the man longs for the people he claims to disdain.
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The
Sticks
Passenger Mail Plane Burns Up Four Killed
A Pacific Transport passenger mail plane caught fire after takeoff from San Francisco to Portland, plunging into the bay. Pilot Ray Boudreaux of Medford Oregon attempted an emergency return but crashed. Victims include Kirk Herre of Seattle Star W H Bissell and F I Sheahan of San Francisco. Mail cargo value was undetermined.
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Associated Press
Pacific
San Francisco Bay
Portland
Ray Boudreaux
Medford
Oreg
James
Kirk Herre
Seattle Star
Seattle
W. H Bissell
San Francisco
F. I Sheahan
For Sale Harley Davidson Motorcycle Cash Buyer
For sale a Harley Davidson motorcycle in good condition. Cheap to a cash buyer. Apply Friendship Engine House.
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Friendship Engine House
Grain market prosperity tied to liquid measure
The article notes that in the grain trade, prosperity is judged chiefly by liquidity of the market. It emphasizes that cash flow and ease of trading are the primary indicators used by merchants and growers.
Banks vie Babel marriage noted in Indianaplis story
A fragmentary report references bankers amid debates over Gandhi and British policy, with observers noting the government stance as Indianapolis News outlines evolving positions.
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Gandhi
Indianapolis
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the Evening Star
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Choir of
Grace Theran Church
Morris Cather
Charles Town
Wa. Va
Cadman
Elizabeth Hollis
Edna Lamb
Miss Hollis
Lawrence C. Hollis
L. Kenneth Rice
Louis E. Rice, Jr
J. William Hollis
Edward Goss
East Clifford Street
Virginia Pangle
Philomena Laren
Huntsberry
Willett Painter
the Plains
Leslie Shiley
Charlotte
Jeanne Shiley
Clayton Painter
Strother R. Shiley
Geraldine Shiley
Delphian Society
Handley Library
Nancy Chapman
Atlanta
T. W. Hughes
St. Louis
Merial Groves
New Bern, N. C
Ralph B. Snapp
Peyton Street
Jamies W. March
William A. March
South Braddock Street
Dickinson College
Carlisle
F. Douglas Sheetz
Cleveland
Ohio
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West Cork Street
William W. Glass, Jr
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Harry Mason
Virginia Rosenberger
Ank Hale
Barcroft
Mary 5
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East Germain Street
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St. James School
Hagerstown
First Baptist Church
Chloe Mudd
Memorial Hospital
A. B. Garrett
North Braddock Heights, Va
Kaliepman
Hilda O'Leary
Richmond
Washington Street
Virginia Vredenburgh
New York City
A. M. Baker
Trevor Downer
Fort Hoyle
Shenandoah Valley Academy
J. B. Brazier, Jr
Timmy Graham
Porto Rico
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Brazier
Graham
James Stringfellow
Mr. Stringfellow
T. W. English
Nellie Mae Payne
Front Royal
Roger W. Payne
Danville
Avbrett College
Herbert Schutte
Carroll Smith
Baltimore
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Bayerson Oil Works
Erie, PA
C. W. Ramsburg Grocery
Roland C. Ryan
Mgr
Chicago
W. B. Hills & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs Building
Telephone National
Harley-Davidson
Schlorer
Ruth
Quaker Oats Company
Sanborn
Nat. Bis. Co
Wisconsin
Reid, Murdoch and Co
Home Print Shop
South Main Street
Good Housekeeping Institute
VOSS
Good Housekeeping
Swimley
Florsheim
Lovett Bros
Harrisonburg
Garten
Krooks
Hola
Margaret Hodsson
BeLl Clothes Shop
Goodyear
Goodyear Speedway
Buncutter Tire Co
South Braddock St