Birthday celebration at Jerome Virginia hosts large gathering
A Sunday birthday dinner at Mr. Muller's near Jerome Virginia drew many relatives and friends led by Mrs. and Mr. Frank Nesselrodt of Winchester. Attendees included James Baker, the Burgs, Funkhouser, Hansberger, Dellinger, and many others with songs by the Jerome choir and photos taken of the gathering. Invitations have been sent for the Whitney Artemus nuptials next week in Philadelphia New York. The Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets Wednesday at 3 PM to discuss The Constitution Month events.
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Rosa Beedle
Arthur
Hannah
Norman
Ruby
Martin
Will Barb
Rufus Nesselrodt
Viola
Charles
Charlotte Miller
Mount Jackson
Floyd Earl
Winchester
Christian DeHaven
Gainesboro
Joe Linthicum
Dan Dellinger
Lester Dellinger
Frank Nesselrodt
Harry
Stella
Georgia
Perry Ryne
Paul Merckly Ard
Melvin and
Albert
Elizabeth Spitler
Mathias Spitler
Ranse Barb
Liddie Barb
James Hansberger
Charles Hansberger
Woodrow Barb
Jacob Barb
Mary Dellinger
Jobbie Dellinger
Harry Barb
Howe
Mollie Hansberger
William Funkhouser
Clarence Dellinger
William Dellinger
Martinsburg
Tom Miller
Silva Miller
Aldine Miller
George Ryne
Jerome Choir
Mary Eliabeth Altzemus
Philadelphia
John Hay Whitney
New York
Church of St. James the Less
New
Bessie Dobson Artemus Eastman
Whitney
Eastman
Llangoen
Upperville
McKim
Henry W. Sage
Eleanor Purviance
L. Wistler Randolph
Lisa Norris
Louise Thomson
Walter S Thomson
Charles Shipman Payson
Joan Whitney
Adele Astaire
Fort Loudoun
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Frank Baldwin Crawford
North Washington Street
Drs Sherwood Hall Visit From Korea on Short Stop
Dr and Mrs Sherwood Hall and their son William arrive in Winchester after touring the United States to show pictures of Korea’s tuberculosis sanatorium work praised by the Japanese emperor. They head to Atlantic City for rest and post graduate study at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Japan
Drs Sherwood
Marion Hall
Haiju Christian Boys’ School
Norton Memorial Hospittal
Winchester
Atlantic City
University of Pennsylvania
Washingtons announce engagement in Warrenton
Mrs William Dodge Washington of Warrenton Va announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Jane Stevenson Washington to Lieut Thurston Booth Clark Jr of the United States Navy son of Mrs Cornelia L R Gaines also of Warrenton and the late Mr Arthur Ludlow Clark The couple plan a late autumn wedding
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Warrenton, Va
Jane Stevenson Washington
Thurston Booth Clark
United Stat&p
Cornelia L. R. Gaines
Warrenton Va
Arthur Ludlow Clark
New York
Washington
Fauquier County
Clark
Banger Ludlow
United States Naval Academy
Funeral Rites Tomorrow for F H Chandler in Virginia
Funeral services will be held at 4 30 p m tomorrow at St Pauls Lutheran Church in Waynesboro Va for F H Chandler aged 57. Interment will be in Riverview Cemetery. Chandler longtime Southern Railroad cashier and civic leader is survived by his widow, a daughter in Richmond, three sons, and siblings. Pallbearers named for the service are D F Spengler, Arthur Funk, F D Manhis, A M Pace, R L Funk and R E Boren.
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the Star
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
C. F
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Richmond
Southern R. R
Obed
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Martha Virginia Hinkins Chandler
Southern Railroad
Southern and
Baltimore and Ohio
Nellie Rebecca Hoshour
Woodstock
St. Paul's
A. M Pace
R. L. Funk
R. E. Boren
Social notes from Winchester area guests and visitors
A parade of visitors stops through Winchester and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brown of Philadelphia and Mrs. Allen Warfield with Miss Jean Warfield from Washington. Others step through the George Washington Hotel and Hotel Jack while local residents depart for Fort Sheridan and Leesburg.
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W. B. Brown
Philadelphia
Allen Warfield
Jean Warfield
Washington
George Washington Hotel
A. H. Clark
Pittsburgh
F. Balkens
Cumberland Md
Jack
Farmers in hay states jack up selling prices
J W Par secretary of the Mary land Dairymen's Association charged that farmers in several states began a marketing push to obtain double prices. hay rose from 6 to 8 to 10 to 12 dollars a ton, pushing delivered cost to 28 29 dollars. Kansas farmers sought higher prices, but Heaps blamed farmer action not dealers. He did not expect milk prices in Baltimore to rise.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
J. W. Par
Mary- 1 Dairymen’s Association
Seaboard
Maryland
Heaps
Colorado
Nebraska
West
Virginia Dairymen’s Association
Kansas
L A Dettra Plans Retirement as City Business Head
L A Dettra announces retirement after steering Winchester and Frederick County through a year with notable road surface work. He cites health and a wish for quiet country life on his farm between Stephens City and Vaucluse. He serves as vice president of the Virginia Apple Storage Company and owns a 300 acre orchard on the Middle Road. Regional officials from Trenton to Norristown have studied his materials and compound, praising the road work.
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Harrisburg
Columbus
Ohio
Erie
South Bend
Ind
Norristown
Wilson and MacDonald
United States Good Roads Association
Dettra
Winchester
Frederick County
Public sale of desirable city lot in Winchester Va
A trustee will sell at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester on Saturday September 27 at 12 oclock lot No 21 on the west side of Gray avenue Winchester 40 by 120 feet last vacant lot of the first block South by Glaize and Carter North by Harriet Ritter terms one third cash day of sale and balance in two yearly bonds at six percent interest secured by a deed of trust on the property
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City of
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County Court House
Gray Avenue
Glaize and Carter
Harriett Ritter
Stalin disowns son in cable story
In a controversial broadcast, Stalin publicly disowns his son citing political or personal grounds. The remark reflects a climate where marriage and family ties are not central to state ideology or public life, prompting varied reactions from observers.
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Stalin
Building Bridges for Others
A timeless tale where an old man crosses a chasm and builds a bridge for a younger traveler. The poem urges selfless acts, showing how one generation aids the next by easing their path with chosen generosity.
Boy Slays Companion. 15-year-old Sentenced for Life
Morristown N J September 20 Harry Woolsey aged 15 was sentenced to life in state prison for the murder of Anna Miller a domestic servant in his parents home The boy did not plead at indictment with counsel arguing he suffers from dementia praecox per four alienists in Scranton Pennsylvania where the victim worked prior to the killing on July 13.
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Associated Press
Morristown
N. J
Harry Woolsey
Anna Miller
Scranton
Market Data From Local and Baltimore Wholesale Reports
A mixed price list shows local market values for flour, bran, feed, and dairy products. It includes cattle, hogs, sheep, chickens, and eggs with varying price ranges, plus reference to Baltimore wholesale terms and a London scientist note on liquor substitutes.
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Ceeses Ooo
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Ccce
Yale
Woman Who Shot Husband's Sweetie Is Out
Lula May Gamble, 50, wife of Joseph Gamble of La Plata, is freed on $1,000 bond after admitting to magistrate she shot Mrs. Elsie Davis, 23, who had been seen with Gamble. Gamble faces $300 bond on wife beating charges. Gamble says the shooting was unintentional and meant only to frighten Davis, whom Lula May had warned to stay away from her husband. Mrs. Davis remained hospitalized in Washington.
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Associated Press
LA Plata
Joseph Gamble
Lula May Gamble
Providence Hospital
Washington
Elsie Davis
Gamble
Four-H Clubs To Be Organized In Two Counties
Miss Elizabeth Farrar will organize 4-H Clubs in Frederick and Clarke counties starting this week and continuing for several months. The work will be shared equally, funded by the federal government, and aimed at girls, boys, and women in local schools and home economics projects. Contact Miss Farrar in the supervisor's room, Winchester, to arrange demonstrations.
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Elizabeth Farrar
Frederick
Clarke
Farrar
Christ Episcopal Church Service Schedule
The church announces services at Christ Episcopal Church Rector Rev Rob T B Nelson will lead holy communion at 8 a m followed by Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning prayer and sermon at 11 a m with the topic Law Love Life and evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m all from Boscawen and Washington Streets.
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Boscawen and
Washington Sts
Bank Closes When President Remains Away
A bank in East Onecee n was closed with reports that J. K. Grodes treasurer of Lake County Indiana left home to attend a conference at the bank yesterday morning and has not been seen since. The bank is said to be solvent.
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Onecee
Cosa
J . K. Grodes
Lake County
Indiana
Grodes
Bank
Grain Prices In Chicago Market
Chicago market closes with wheat near 81 to 91 cents and corn around 40 to 43 cents. September contracts lead, with December and March futures showing modest gains and overall narrow trading.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Quote on prohibition and education by Judge
A Judge argues that the belief education can dry up the United States is flawed, noting that such a claim likely comes from someone who has never lived near a college. The remark reflects skepticism about social reform through schooling.
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United States
Man Indicted For Girl's Death Out On Bond
Herbert M. Campbell, indicted in Arlington County girl’s death, was released on $30,000 bond to face the Supreme Court in the District of Columbia on October 7. Campbell’s lawyers signaled they would contest extradition and seek delay. Assistant U.S. Attorney William H. Collins said bail would be renewed at arraignment and Campbell would be tried as soon as possible.
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Washington
Herbert M. Campbell
Arlington County
District of Supreme Court
Campbell
William H. Collins
Ant
United States
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