Social and Personal Faulkner Energetic At Seventy Eight
The Martinsburg Journal notes Charles J. Faulkner of Boydville on South Queen Street is vigorous at seventy eight. He attended United States Court and Circuit Court business, receiving warm congratulations from friends.
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Faulkner
Martinsburg
W. Va
United States Court
Charles J. Faulkner
Ward couple heads to Atlantic City for a stay
Dr. and Mrs. Julian F. Ward depart today for Atlantic City to spend some time. Clifford Graves, visiting his mother Mrs. Strother Shull, returns to Philadelphia where he studies at the University of Pennsylvania. C. M. Somers of Baltimore stayed at the George Washington Hotel last night. Mrs. A. T. Tinsman and daughter Marion Miller with children plan a Saturday trip to Washington to join Mr. Tinsman employed there. Elmer Bentley returns by car from Cumberland Maryland. Dia Louise Kremer, confined at home with tonsillitis, resides with her parents on South Loudoun Street.
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Henry Hallett
L. E. Rice
North
Loudoun Street
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Hallett
Kenneth Rice
Jerome Bonaparte
New York City
George Washington Hotel
Mrs. W. T. Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Fred Hodgson
Keith
Little River
Kans
William R. Willis
South Cameron Street
Seabury Davies
Julian F. Ward
Orange
Woodbury Forest Academy
Atlantic City
Clifford Graves
Strother Shull
University of Pennsylvania
C. M. Somers
A. T. Tinsman
Marion Miller
Washington
Tinsman
Dia Louise Kremer
Mrs
Luther Kremer
Mrs Juanita Shull Dies This Morning
Mr Brannon announces the death of his niece Mrs Juanita Shull in Martinsburg West Virginia. She died after long illness at age 27. funeral and burial to be held at Romney West Virginia.
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Juanita Shull
Mr. Brannon
Doe C. Brannon
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Martinsburg
Est
Clerk Brannon
William Zeilor
Man of modest size, wants to seem important
A man aims to magnify his role by exaggerating his significance, using small stature as a contrast to project power. The remark implies a perception that some individuals inflate their importance to influence others.
No More Clothing But More Money Sought by Red Cross
Miss Stowers of the local American Red Cross chapter announced no clothing is needed for shipment as quota has been met. She said more money is needed to buy supplies for emergency hospitals and to send chemicals and other necessities to Florida cities to prevent disease outbreaks.
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Miss Stowers
American Red Cross
Star
Red Cross
Florida
Hockman Wins Sesqui Trip for 72 Chevrolet Sales
J C Hockman sails from Baltimore to Philadelphia via Balti more for the Sesqui Centennia l and a Tunney Dempsey bout after earning a company trip for selling 72 Chevrolet cars in six months. A banquet at the Southern Hotel will honor all salesmen reaching the 72 car target.
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J. C. Hockman
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Hockman
Southern Hotel
Orkney Orchestra to Play For Rotarians
George Bruce's Orkney Springs Hotel Orchestra, a five musician group, will perform tonight and tomorrow at the Colonial Theatre and also play for the Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow afternoon. The band has been in demand at dances across the Shenandoah Valley this summer.
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George Bruce
Orkney Springs
Colonial Theatre
Rotary Club
Bruce
Shenandoah Valley
Satrap, Noted English Stallion, Sold for DuPont Stable
William DuPont Jr. of Virginia and Delaware purchased Satrap, a top two year old in England, for about $100,000 through Fasig-Tipton. Satrap, by The Tetrarch out of Scotch Gift, won four of five English stakes this year and is barred from racing in the UK under the sale terms.
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William DuPont, Jr
Orange
Wilmington
Del
Spas
Satrap
Ated Wedder
England
England ‘and Has Been Purchased By Mr. DuPont For the Foxcatcher ‘Arms
Sk. J
Tranter
Fasig-Tipton Company
New York
United Kingdom
Tetrarch
Scotch Gift
Grande Vitesse
Aromagne
Allumeur
Romange
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Sun Briar Court
Court Manor Stud
Virginia
Court Manor
Aromagne and notable Thoroughbred brood mares of America
The text traces Aromagne, daughter of Polymelus and Malatesta, as a prized brood mare in America. It notes matings with Sun Briar in 1921 producing Sunny Man, who died mysteriously in 1925 while training for the Derby won by Flying Ebony. It also mentions Aromagne defeating Bonnie Pennant at Saratoga and hints at Belmont Pimlico Futurity winners Allumeur and Sallys Ally among Kilmer progeny.
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Polymelus
Malatesta
Isinglass
America
Aromange
Lucky
Sun Briar
Sunny Man
Havre de Grace
Flying Ebony
Aromagne
Bonnie Pennant
Saratoga
Allumeur
Miss Julia Steele’s Property Anvijor Visit to St Petersburg
Miss Julia Steele, visiting her sisters Mrs. Lupton and Mrs. L. K. Delf in St Petersburg, received a telegram stating her property in the city had not been damaged by the recent hurricane.
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Virgil Brill
Rida
Hunter Davidson
Miami
Fla
Brilly
Glady Bush
Davidson
Julia Steele
St. Petersburg
Lupton
L. K. Delf
St Patburg
Virginias Floats to Highlight History at Sesqui Centennial Parade
The Father of his Country George Washington will command the Continental Army on a Virginia float in the Philadelphia Sesqui Centennial parade in October. Eight principal Virginia exhibits will appear with Virginia State Chamber backing city entries, though industry and commerce sections are less represented.
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Ais Country
George Washington
Virginia
Philadelphia
Om Committee
Depiginia
Virginia State Chamber of
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