Eleanor Barton to Marry Colin James Thomas in Baltimore
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Barton Jr of Baltimore states their daughter Eleanor Addison Barton will wed Colin James Thomas of Baltimore. Eleanor, granddaughter of the late Major Randolph Barton, attended Bryn Mawr and Rosemary Hall and joined the Junior League of Baltimore debuting at the Bachelors Cotillion. Thomas, son of W B Thomas and the late Mrs Thomas of Denver, is the adopted son of Mrs Charles H Hartshorne and a Naval Academy graduate and Moy L Hirondelle Club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Barton, Jr
Baltimore
Eleanor Addison
Colin James Thomas
Miss Barton
Major Randolph Barton
Bryn Mawr School
R. T. Barton
Winchester
Rosemary Hall
Greenwich
Cann
Junior League of
Weekly social calendar of local clubs and choirs
Monday 7 30 p m Legion Auxiliary at 321 South Stewart. Tuesday 12 30 Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Wednesday Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. 7 p m Young People's Choir First Baptist Church practice. 8 p m Winchester Lodge Elks regular meeting and choir practice Grace Lutheran. Thursday 12 45 Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel. Friday 1 p m Robert Y Conrad American Legion post at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert A. Beverley
South Stewart Street
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Iple
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge, Benevolent Co.r of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Roosevelt son leases Loudoun estate for five years
President Roosevelt's son Elliott and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt lease Widworthy, a stone and frame estate two miles from Leesburg, Loudoun County, for five years. They plan hunting riding and show horse activities with Roosevelt enthusiasm. The property adjoins estates of notable locals and fox hunting figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Roosevelt
Loudoun
Roosevelt
Elliot
Virginia
Elliot Roosevelt
Widworthy
Mthur M. Chichester
Getorth
Leesburg
Aee
Patrick J. Hurley
Paul Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew
Loudoun Hunt
Messrs Strong and Sloan Visit from Liverpool England
Messrs H A Strong and J A Sloan of Liverpool arrived to visit Mr and Mrs John P Hayley on West Cork Street. They are tied to a large English apple firm with Virginia connections over years. The Fanslers returned to Norfolk after two weeks with their parents. Miss Irene M Brown wed D Murrell Bowman in Hagerstown Maryland with the Rev Payne W Worthington officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Picadilly Street
Tokus’ Inn
Maxwell D. Mathews
Ida Fisher Lycett
Klena Hoshour
Thelma Brown
B. J. Sager
Garner Edmonds
Margaret Kelchner
Messrs Strong
Sloan
H. A. Strong
J. A. Sloan
Liverpool
Eng
John P. Hayley
West Cork Street
Messrs
Strong and
England
Mess
Virginia
Earl Fansler
Norfolk
Charles Fansler
A. R. Rinker
Irene Brown
Murrell Bowman
Irene M. Brown
Edward Brown
Gainesboro
D. Murrell Bowman
Jerome Bowman
Gore
Hagerstown
Payne W. Worthington
Bowman
Morris Cather
Charles Town
Mr. Cather
Mrs. E. W. Cather
West Boscawen Street
Crime and Punishment discussed by University Women group
The Winchester branch of the Mane of University Women held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Ian MacCain. The program on Crime and Punishment covered criminal types, juvenile delinquency, and federal efforts against gangsters, with discussion of justice systems and the Hoover era reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Mane of University Women
A. Ian MacCain
North
Macbo Aga
James A. Miller
Lombroso
Miller
America
Jane Scully
John Dillinger
Department O Criminal Justice
J. Edgar Hoover
Miss Kern Hosts Bridge Party For Mrs Lindsay
Miss Anne Brooke Kern will entertain tomorrow afternoon at her Fairmont Avenue home with a small informal bridge party in honor of Mrs Julian B Lindsay, daughter of Dr Hunter H McGuire. Mrs Lindsay and her son plan to join Lieutenant Lindsay at Fort Knox Kentucky soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Brooke Kern
Fairmont Avenue
Julian B. Lindsay
Hunter H. McGuire
Residents and Visitors Return Home and Away
Mrs Diffenderfer and her son return to Baltimore after visiting in town with the Smith and Diffenderfer families. Several residents relocate or travel for university, work, or family reasons, including nearby moves and weekend visits across Winchester and surrounding areas.
Local Social News Briefs From Martinsburg Area
New York City visitor Mr Joseph Scheuer spends time in Martinsburg guesting with Miss Anna Lee DeHaven who has returned home after the weekend with her aunt Miss Clara DeHaven. Miss Rosalie Nelson leaves for Alexandria to become secretary at Episcopal High School. Trevor Downer of New York heads to Charlottesville for the University of Virginia freshman class. Alvin W Kremer of Washington visits Kremer household in Martinsburg. Cecil McVay of Grimes travels to Blacksburg to enroll at Virginia Tech. Garner Edmonds returns to Washington after weekend with his wife Mrs Edmonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben. Davis, Jr
Virginia Tech
Benjamin F. Davis
B. F. Davis
Peyton Street
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Davis
Handley High School
Grace Lutheran Church
Glaize
Grace Church
Bill Curry
Elizabeth Curry
Cumberland, Md
Hunter DeHaven
Donald
Martinsburg
Vernon Shade
Brucetown
Garland M. Hansbrough
Charlottesville
Sam Scott Hansbrough
University of Virginia
Jack Wilkins
North Loudoun Street
New York City
Smart Shope
Lovett Shoe
Anna Lee DeHaven
Miss Clara DeHaven
Rosalie Nelson
Robert B. Nelson
West Boscawen Street
Alexandria
Episcopal High School
Trevor Downer
New York
Alvin W. Kremer
Library of Congress
Washington
Richardson Kremer
City
Cecil McVay
Charles E. .McVay
Grimes
Mr. Garner Edmonds
Mrs. Edmonds
Wade H. Marshall
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Mrs
F. J. Marshall
Pembroke
Potomac Edison Valuation and Rates Under Scrutiny
The Public Service Commission reopened a hearing in Baltimore to reevaluate Potomac Edison property values and rate fairness. Chairman Harold E. West denied a definite continuance, guiding the session to update valuation and set current rates, with the 1933 valuation deemed final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Potomac Edison Company
Harold E. West
Youth Forging Williams' Name Is Given a Year
A Charlottesville police court case reports Robert C. Glass, 20, convicted for forging the signature of R. Gray Williams to a $30 check. Glass, who claimed university student status, was sentenced to twelve months in jail. University President J. L. Newcomb testified to forged signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
J. L. Newcomb
University of Virginia
Robert C. Glass
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
Glass
Mr. Williams
Brill’s $35,000 suit denied by higher court
The Court of Appeals in Staunton sustained Frederick Circuit Court rulings in Clarence Brill versus H. R. Kern executor for the Luther Brill estate. Brill claimed $35,000 for back salary and labor after a local court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Court of Appeals
Staunton
Clarence Brill
H. R. Kern
Luther Brill
Brill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rxes
Jcal Setersonal Leam
Eleanor Barton
Mr. Thomas
S. Garner Edmonds
Jack Sloan
Apple
W. Strong
Fred. L. Glaize
West Piccalilly
the Berea
Red Cross
Huntsberry
Girls’ Club
Evva Louise Stouffer
George Robert Noel
Harry C. Stouffer
James K. Noel
Washington, D
L. S. McDougle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Theodore Hemberger
Noel
O’sullivan Rubber Company
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Kexall Store
Edna
D. Holland
George Fansler
Monmouth Street
Alan Peery
Thomas Yates
C. Irvine Cather
Blue Ridge Country Club
Millwood
Jack Engle
Greystone Terrace
Clarke Cooper
Amherst Street
John Williams
Jeanne Stuart White
Mary Hyde
Mary Greenway Russell
Tom Baldridge
Pete Dunning
Agnes Mitchell
Clarke County
Alexander St. Clair
O. B. Taylor
Fort Meade
Don Roszel
James Shanglin
Leon Jones
C. William Ritter
Kernstown
Front Royal
Ritter
Roy H. Ritter
E. T. Shiner
Miss Kern
Mrs. Lindsay
Richard E. Mudd
Cameron Street
James B. Russell
Washington and
Cork Streets
Charles Thornton
Lyda Chapman
Jesse Snapp
Peter Yates Brinton
Herndon
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Betsy
Stonewall Avenue
Walter S. Nicklin
Lewis F. Pearson
National Avenue
Vernie Farmer
Memorial Hospital
South Braddock Street
Melvin Sager
Woodstock
Stanley E. Harmer
West Dirk Street
W. Berry
Lathie
Goshert
South Cameron Street
Cramer Lycett
Roy Ritter
C. W. Ritter
David H. Patterson
San Francisco
Calif
Fred. A. Crisman
South Loudoun Street
Patterson
Alfred B. Tucker
Martha E. Tucker
Pittsburgh
Joseph Scheuer
Miss
Tlake
West Clifford Street
Porter Gillespie
John 8. Scully
Potomac Edison
The
Associated Press
Williams
M. Glass, Jr
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Loudoun St
Rock Creek
BROWN
Cochran
B.&c.rolls Golden Krust Bread Big Joe Bread
United States of America
George Washington
the Commercial & Savings’ Bank
N.R. A
R. M. Swimley
George Washington-t
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Winchester Fair
J. S. Solenberger & Co
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
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