Winchester and Clarke Garden Clubs Host Private Flower Show
A private flower show was held at the home of Mrs. W. A. Baker in Winchester by the Winchester and Clarke Garden Clubs. Exhibits featured elaborate table settings, color-themed arrangements, and several club entries with ribbons awarded in multiple classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A.baker
Winchester and
Clarke
W. A. Baker
E Garden Club
Winchester
Garden Club
Fred Barr
P. W. Boyd
Lewis Hyde
John. Richardson
S. Brooks
Henry Baker
Conrad
John Scully
Winchester Garden Clubs
Little Garden Club
Clarke Club
Shawnee Club
Delphinium
Little Garden ‘Club
John M. Steck, Jr
Henry M. Baker
Edward Butler
T. W. Harrison
Mrs. Morgan
Weekly social and service club meetings schedule
Social Calendar lists regular Monday Lions Club and Kiwanis Club luncheons, Tuesday Lions meeting at George Washington Hotel, Wednesday Kiwanis luncheon, Young People's Choir practice, Winchester Lodge Elks meeting, Grace Lutheran Adult Choir, and Thursday tar Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel with times from 7:30 p m to 8:15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Tar
Garden Club meeting at Meadowbrook estate in Rappahannock county
The Garden Club of Warren County met at Meadowbrook estate with Mrs. William P Slaughter on September 13. The event drew many members and guests with dahlias decorating the ballroom. Miss Leslie Fox recited two groups of pieces and Mrs. Barnett Reinberg sang in French with Miss Elizabeth Millar at the piano. A business meeting followed, a garden tour, and refreshments before adjourning to meet again September 27. Also noted is the engagement of Martha Wallace Barber to Alfred Ringgold Armstrong, with Armstrong a William and Mary M A and Phi Beta Kappa member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Garden Club
Warren County
William P. Slaughter
Meadowbrook
Rappahannock County
Leslie
Fox
Thomas Edward Browin
Anne Hamilton Gordon
George Barnett
George Reinberg
Elizabeth Millar
Margaret Barber
Samuel Burroughs Barber
Washington, Va
Martha Wallace
Alfred Ringgold Armstrong
Miss Barber
Samuel Bur- Troughs Barber
Falmouth
Barber
Woodville
Sperryville High School
Farmville State Teachers’ College
Armstrong
Frank Armstrong
Washington
Lula Reichertrong
Philadelphia
College of William and Mary
Phi Beta Kappa
Braddock Street Young Methodists Elect Officers
The Braddock Street M E Church South youth department held its last business meeting before the annual conference on September 17. Elected were Herman Ely as president, Vincent Noonan as vice president, Pauline Peer as secretary, Page Louderback as treasurer, and Godfrey Perlip as publicity superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street
Young Methodists
Young People’s.“ Department
M E. Church
South
Herman Ely
Vincent Noonan
Pauline Peer
Page Louderback
Godfrey Perlip
Local residents noted in community notices and travel
Community names listed include Mrs Verlus Sirbaugh chairing worship and Kenneth Strowbridge recreation, plus Ray Gatewood. Several residents travel to Detroit for family illness. Grace Shirley improving in Pontiac hospital. Others report health updates, marches to universities, and upcoming Red Cross event at Winchester Golf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verlus Sirbaugh
Kenneth Strowbridge
Citizens and Community Service
Ray Gatewood
William Riley
Paul
William Hutzler
Wiliam Brown
Earl
Willetta Brown
Kearneysville
W. V4
Detroit
Riley
Grace Shirley
Shirley
Walters Lake
Pontiac
Mich
Frantz Trial Nearing In Roanoke Larceny Case
Evidence nearly finished in the hustings court for Terry L. Woods former delinquent tax collector Roanoke on charges of larceny and embezzlement totaling 8573.75. Key witnesses included T Coleman Andrews former auditor and three staff members of State Auditor Downs who aided in an audit showing shortages of 6793.38 for the city and 1780.37 for the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Terry L. Woods
Commonwealth
T. Cooleman Andrews
Virginia
L.mccarthy Downs
T. Coleman, Andrews and Company
Commonwealth of Virginia
Plan to Settle Textile Strike Faces Key Meeting Today
AP reports a plan for settling the textile strike was proposed as the Winant mediation board presented recommendations. President Roosevelt, Perkins, and Winant discussed the plan, while leaders in labor and management weighed the options and possible escalation of actions and picketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Winant
Winant Board
Textile Labor Relations Board
Ayatment
Federal Trade Commission
Textile Labor Board
Labor Department
Green Francis J. Gorman
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
New Hampshire
Perkins
Miss Perkins
Board of Inquiry
United ‘Action of Labor and Management
United Textile Workers
George A. Sloan
American Cotton Textile Institute
Southern Cotton Mills
Local Social Notes Include Travel and Visit Highlights
Mrs. Mary R Buskner of Amherst Street left for Upperville to spend several weeks with friends. Mrs. Samuel G Miller returned home after a week in Philadelphia as a guest of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis Hayley
J. P. Hayley
West Cork Street
Blacksburg, Va
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Ashby Miller
South Stewart Street
Minneapolis, Minn
Buckingham Hotel
Mary R.buskner
Amherst Street
Upperville
Samuel G. Miller
Philadelphia
Curtis Glad Kidnap Gase Being Cleared
Norfolk cradle case figure John Hughes Curtis says he is delighted the Lindbergh kidnapping matter is being cleared up. The article notes Curtis and associates Dean Peacock and Rear Admiral Guy Burrage tied to the case, with Curtis previously accused of obstructing justice and presenting false contact claims with the kidnapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Norfolk
John Hughes Curtis
Curtis
Dean H. Peacoes
Christ Episcopal Church
Guy H. Burrage
Dean Peacock
Burrage
Flemington
N. J
Anthony M. Mauck, Jr
Lindbergh
Dean H. Dobson-Peacock
Remove Safety Pin From Lung Girl Will Live
May Anders a 15 year old from Denton will recover after doctors removed a safety pin swallowed in 1930 from just behind the heart using a bronchoscope and long forceps. The procedure followed an X ray showing dangerous inflammation and was described by physicians as delicate and unusual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Anders
Denton
May
Japan Shows Mighty Forces In Manchukuo Parade
Japan displays 78 battle planes over a 450 mile border corridor between Darien and Hsinking as its war fleet conducts maneuvers off Darien. The show coincides with Manchukuo protests over presumed Russian occupation and broader Far East tensions. Rear Admiral Iseromu Yamamoto sails for London seeking revision of naval treaties and the abolition of the 5 5 3 tonnage ratio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchukuo
Soviet Russia
Japan
Darien
Hsinking
Manchukuan
Ashahi
Pu- Pi
Iseromu Yamamoto
London
Washington
Former Strasburg Man Sought After Hospital Escape
Washington dispatch reports Harry Franklin Stinson, 22, formerly of Strasburg Virginia, escaped from Gallinger Hospital after arrest on false pretense and impersonating a headquarters detective. He was moved from jail to hospital for medical care and was missing when his case was called in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry Franklin Stinson
Strasburg
Gallinger Hospital
Stinson
Flanders Attacks Price Fixing at Trade Association Meet
Ralph E. Flanders, NRA adviser, calls price control a poison trap at the American Trade Association convention. He urges a sharp Blue Eagle code revision to curb competition reducing machinery. NRA adviser Blackwell Smith says price controls remain possible under self government agencies amid calls for reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Ralph E. Flanders
Roper
Flanders
American Trade Association
Seergiaron
Blackwell Smith
Winchester Council Approves $1,000 License Endurance Measure
The Winchester council passes an ordinance setting a $1,000 license and penalties of 100 dollars per day or 30 days in jail for violations. The measure, proclaimed an emergency, includes traveling carnivals. Officials praise the action and report on Staunton convention matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Campbell
Winchester Ministerial Association
H. H. Hable
J. Henkel Henry
P. J. Marshall
P. D. Miller
E. J. Snapp
Ralph Snapp
Glaize
Marshall
Campbell
Gas Bomb Makers Under Fire in Senate Hearing
Senate munition investigators condemned tear gas bomb makers citing tragic 1932 riots in which two babies were gassed. The hearing also linked American missionary Paul Young to gas sales, and accused Major General George Leach of acting as a gas company salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Clark
D-Md
Bonus
Erie Chemical Company
United States Ordnance Engineers
Cleveland
Paul Young
Ecuador
John W. Young
Federal Laboratories, Inc
Pittsburgh
Bone
Senator Clark
George E. Leach
Militia Bureau
Leach
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Nation
McKinley
Red Cross
Warren Garden Club
Mrs. Slaughter
Brooks
Woodbury
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Ruth Wilson
George Wilson
Wardensville
W. Va
Blanchfield
Harry Blanchfield
Louis L. Baker
North Braddock Street
Baker
Malta
Eugene Wright
Memorial Hospital
Wright
Leora Rackley
Clarke County
Moto
Red Cross Motor Corps
Winchester Golf Club
Mary Warden Boyd
Elizabeth Rice
Rose
Grover C. Rose
North Loudoun Street
Comas Chrovat
Gaithers- Burg, Md
Adams
Charles ‘Hodgson
Loudoun ‘Street
Martha, Forney
George Washington University
Miss Forney
C. C. Adams
Clarksburg
Lillie Adams
Charles R. Hodgson
North
Loudoun Street
Wilbur Sibert
Clyde Sibert
South Cameron Street
Glass
Alfred Kerfoot
Josephine
Eleanor Griffith
South Washington Street
New York
Ambassador Hotel
Park Avenue
Ernest L. Ely
Walter Talbot
Molly
Clara Wood
Westchester
Elizabeth Scattergood
Frantz
Curtis Glad
Gase
4Ig Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Andy
Commercial & Savings Bank
Council
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Rock Creek
R. M. Swimley East
Geo. Washington Hotel
Margaret L. Hodgson
Cael
R.G. A
Ross
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
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