Social Calendar Highlights A Weekend of Proms and Meetings
Evening social at the Page home titled Saratoga with a buffet supper. Last dance of the season at Winchester Golf Club. Robert Y. Conrad Post meeting at Mrs. John G. Fishbank’s home. Braddock Street Methodist Young Christian Class gathering at Mrs. C. O. Grimm’s address. McKinley Chapter 19 regular meeting at Farmers and Merchants Bank Building. WCTU public meeting at Friends Meeting House. Winchester Camp No. 15 Modern Woodmen at 209 North Loudoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Page
Mary Page
Saratoga
Winchester Golfub
Robert Y. Conrad
Friends Meeting House
North
Loudoun Street
Winchester Camp
Oodmen of America
New Lodge Hall
North Lououn Street
Miss Davis to Entertain at Luncheon
Miss Ella Hunt Davis will entertain at a luncheon today at Mrs. Peter Yates Brinton's Cork Street apartment. The event honors Misses Roberta and Rebecca Earle of Milldale and marks her winter home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hunt Davis
Peter Yates Brinton
Cork Street
Roberta
Rebecca Earle
Milldale
Troop 2 Girl Scouts Hold First Fall Meeting
Troop 2 Girl Scouts opened fall activities with elections naming Margaret Bean senior patrol leader Dorothy Cooper junior patrol leader Burdette Schenck air historian and Martone Lupton troop scribe. Members sang camp songs checked registrations and planned a Court of Honor held Thursday with October plans discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Margaret Bean
Dorothy Cooper
Burdette Schenck
Martone Lupton
Flickingers Return After Western Visit
The Rev Dr and Mrs S L Flickinger return to North Washington street after visiting western states. Their son Brooks Flickinger studied at Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery and daughter Alice Virginia Flickinger enrolled at Carthage College for fall and winter. They visited Liscomb Iowa where he preached at Grace Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Flickinger
North Washington Street
Brooks Flickinger
Kirksville
Mo.) College of
Reformed Church
Grace Church
Modern Etiquette Q and A on table setting and funeral cards
The dialogue covers dinner table aesthetics with references to silver crystal and décor. It suggests appropriate expressions for funeral flowers such as With sympathy or With deepest sympathy and states that one should wear evening dress to a formal dinner.
Weekend Visitors and Local Social Notes in Winchester
Miss Eulalie of Baltimore arrives to spend the weekend with Mrs. J M Orndoff and Mrs Victor L Denny on West Cork Street. Mr and Mrs Philip W Turner Jr and their son Philip III came from Waynesboro to join Mrs Turner’s mother Mrs F L Buckley for the weekend. Mrs Turner and Philip III will travel to Washington to stay with Mr and Mrs Philip W Turner in Georgetown. Miss Eleanor Scully departs Tuesday for Wellesley Mass to resume Pine Manor Junior College studies. Several locals, including Vernon Ramsey of Suffolk and R G Sargeant of Lakeland, Fla, have been staying at the George Washington. Donald L Patton left for Miami for employment with a drug firm and is well known in Winchester. Mr and Mrs Fred Bame announce the birth of a seven pound son on Wednesday Sept 23. Mrs Bame was formerly Miss Marie Estes. Roy Wilt hosted a birthday party for daughter Rose Ella with guests Ruth Ruth Anna Sellers Beverly Whitlock Eugene Greenwalt and others. Rose Ella received gifts and a birthday cake. Charles Elting left for Yale University. his sister Anne Elting will resume studies at National Cathedral School next week. Kenneth Robinson, a senior at V P I, visits with his parents on Stewart Street. G Warren French has returned to New York after a stay at the George Washington Hotel. Mrs A M Pence of Quicksburg shopped in Winchester Friday. Miss Elsie Burke leaves for Baltimore for a weekend visit. Mrs E G Rusk returns home after taking daughter Katharine Rusk to Beaver School in Boston. Dr Thomas A Gibson and wife host visiting relatives Dr Gibson’s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Robert Clayton Gibson of Little Rock Arkansas for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Blue Ridge
Millwood
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
University of Virginia
Mitchell
Bank of Clarke
Cunningham Parish
Episcopal Church
Henry Mitchell
Princeton
N. J
Spencer Carter
Susan Carter
Richmond
Neil Robinson
Ward, W. Va
Peter Williams
Pittsburgh
John H. Farrar
Chevy Chase
Cornelia Larus
Pauline Davis Bowie
Philadelphia
George Greenhalgh
Toledo D
Llewellyn 3Ull
New York
Prescott Huidekoper
Page Huidekoper
Ruxton
William Westwater
Columbus
Mary Westwater
Jamestown
N. Y
Philip W. Turner
Philip, III
Waynesboro
Roy Wilt
Rose Ella
Ruth Ruth
Anna Sellers
Beverly Whitlock
Eugene Greenwalt
Charles Elting
Col
Stewart Elting
Merriman’s Lane
Yale University
Elting
Anne Elting
National Cathedral School
Washington, D. C
Kenneth Robinson
Ray Robinson
Stewart Street
Local Notes On Residents And Guests
The health of Mrs. Martin Wisecarver on Amherst Street showed slight improvement from a severe sciatica. Edward Williams of Front Royal near Winchester Memorial Hospital was rated slightly better. Luncheon guests at Mrs. Melvin Green’s South Washington Street home were Mrs. Robert Barton and Mrs. Edwin Jarrett of Wild Farm Shepherdstown West Virginia, with Jarrett noted as a widely known novelist. Henry Jennings and John Whetzel returned to Coral Gables near Miami to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Wisecarver
Amherst Street
Edward Williams
Front Royal
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Melvin Green
South Washington Street
Robert Barton
Edwin Jarrett
Wild Farm
Shepherdstown
West Virginia
Jarrett
Henry Jennings
John Whetzel
Corel Gables
Miami
Florida
Harmony, defections mark presidential vote updates
The piece details Democratic frictions in Illinois Michigan and Ohio over Roosevelt and Murphy while Republicans in Michigan topple Senator Couzens for backing Roosevelt. Nebraska and Minnesota show cross party support, with Indiana’s McNutt predicting a Democratic edge and Republican chairman Morgan optimistic for Landon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Pat
Patrick Nash
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Nash
Kelly
Harmony
Illinois
Michigan
Frank Murphy
Phillippines
William A. Comstock
Murphy
Jim Far
James Couzens
Roosevelt
Couzens
Ohio
Martin L. Sweeney
Cleveland
Sweeney
Lemke-O'Brien
Nebraska
Edward R. Burke
George Norris
Olson
Minnesota
Farmer- Labor Party
Farmer-Labor
Lemke
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Ivan C. Morgan
Landon
Notable names listed for Seek Parley continuation
A continuation lists numerous figures including Senator H. F. Byrd Congressman A. Willis Robertson State Senator T. Russell Cather Mayor Charles R. Anderson and other officials and civic leaders. The roster features chamber leaders, officials, and prominent local and national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Byrd
A. Willis Robertson
T. Russell Cather
E. Blackburn Moore
Charles R.anderson
Peyton Marshall
Samuel Brooks
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Amstrong
Wendell Goode
Clarence Schenck
E. G. Parker
A. Lee Coble
John M. Steck
Fred Thwaite
R. Gray Williams
W. E. Cooper
Herbert Larrick
H. B. McC
W. W. Dellinger
Lloyd Carper
E. W. Adams
C. M. Rosenberger
W. H. Lee
Andrew Bell
Arthur M. Field
Condition Of Shenandoah Rivers At Riverton
The Shenandoah at Riverton shows North River clear while South River runs muddy and North River remains clear overall. observers report muddy conditions on the southern tributary with clarity on the northern channel. River status reflects varying sediment levels and flow characteristics in the region.
Front Royal Social Notes Move Through the Week
Mrs. R. F. McIntosh of Riverton is at home. Mrs. Dorothy Baxley visits Markham with her uncle Dr. Fell. The Meltons and Mrs. Carte of Washington spend a day in Harrisonburg. Several parties plan trips to Lexington for a V M L South University game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
R. F. McIntosh
Riverton
Dorothy Baxley
Markham
Dr. Fell
Weekend visitors and local social notes in Front Royal
Miss Ellen House of Little Rock and Miss Elizabeth Clarke of Washington visit local families this weekend. Lieut and Mrs Warren Whitside host in town. other locals travel to Washington for events and attend the Navy Williams and Mary game. Mrs S R Millar and Mr Philip Turner visit, with deaths prompting relatives to travel to Winchester.
Justice Pay Before Court
Front Royal September 26 Judge Philip Williams heard arguments in chambers on a Virginia statute for election and payment of the salary of trial justices following the decision of council not to appropriate 560 in the 1936 37 budget for this purpose. William C Armstrong attorney for Front Royal argued that any incorporated town in a county appointing a trial justice is not required to contribute to the salary. Judge Williams took the question under advisement and will rule soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Philip Williams
Winchester
Chabers
Virginia
Council
William C. Armstrong
Williams
Forces clash as insurgents retreat after bridge destruction
Attack began near barges and planes with tanks and field guns in support. Government gunners hit roads where the insurgents advanced but caused little effect. As fighting intensified the Socialist militiamen dynamited the Guadarrama river bridge and withdrew while Franco's infantry crossed the river by knee deep water and laid a pontoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Guadarrama River
Franco
Roosevelt appoints Taylor to Maritime Commission
President Roosevelt named Rear Admiral Montgomery M. Taylor to the new Maritime Commission to serve temporarily in place of Rear Admiral Harry G. Hamlet of the Coast Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Montgomery M. Taylor
Maritime Commission
Harry G. Hamlet
Coast Guard
Investigating Balloon Report Prompts Coast Guard Response
The coast guard launched a lifeboat from Erie to probe a report of a balloon falling about 10 miles off Northeast, Pennsylvania. Coast guard attaches said the tip came via anonymous call to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Northeast
Coast Guard
Politics on the Air Delegates at New York Conventions
The program lists Republican and Democratic state conventions in New York with WEAP WIZ and the state network covering events. Martin Littleton and James A. Farley are named as anchors for the broadcasts at 1 05 p m and 2 00 p m respectively.
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Mary Cary Harrison
Henry Post Mitchell
Walter Roesler
Gwynn P. Harrison
Longwood
Susan Page Mitchell
Roland G. Mitchell
the Glen
That County
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert Awin
Charlotte Nelson Holt
Agnes Page Mitchell
Rosalind Huidekoper
Hamilton Page
Robert P. Page
Ardmore
Nathaniel B. Page
Robert C. Randolph
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
John T. Burwell
Ward
W. Va
Charles R. Hooff, Jr
Handson Cary, Jr
Beverley H. Randolph
B. H. Parrish
Lucy Mae Freeman
Swartz
Alpheus G. Freeman
Wilbur Wheeler Swartz
Charles F. Swartz
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Brucetown
Thomas Morgan
Miss Davis
Flickinger
Episcopal Parish
Frank N. Hack
Montreal
N. C
John T. Roddey
Jacob F. Baker
Baltimore
John V. Tweedy
Eulalie ,Ar
J. M. Orndoff
Victor L. Denny
West Cork Street
Eleanor Scully
Wellesley, Mass
Pine Manor Junior College
Vernon Ramsey
Suffolk
George Washington
R. G. Sargeant
Lakeland
Fla
Donald L. Patton
Patton
Fred Bame
Bame
Marie Estes
Mr. G. Warren French
George Washington Hotel
A. M. Pence
Quicksburg
Elsie Burke
E. G. Rusk
Miss Katherine Rusk
Boston
Mass
Miss Rusk
Beaver School
Thomas A. Gibson
Gibson
Robert Clayton Gibson
Little Rock, Arkansas
Endicott
Keystone Shoe Store
C. & P. Telephone Co
Eugene
Rosemma Beauty
Underwood's
Geo
Washington Hotel
Nina V. Wolford
Warren County
The
Winchester Evening Star
Telephone Front Royal
Shenandoah Rivers
Front Royal News
M. C. Vint
Thomas S. Melton
Carte
Harrisonbureg
Stewart Worden
Wyndham Lee
Thomas Johnston
Lexington
V. M. L.-South — University
Selina Lellew
W. J. Duke
Dr. de Valon
Charles Town
Elizabeth White
Lucien Moss
Annapolis
Capt
Mrs. Stewart
Mrs
Turner A. Slaughter
Pinecrest
N. N. Hall
Gertrude Hall
W. A. Carron
Bealton
J. P. F. Miller
J. W. Brower
Jane Brower
New York City
Mr. Brower
Howard McFall
R. M. C. Richmond
Lyle McFall
Estelle Fitts
Hanover, Pa
Mountain Home
Mary Waller
H. C. Coe
Guy Heters
Norfolk
Ellen House
Little Rock
Arkansas
Warren W. Whitside, Jr
Ame
Atd Kilaher
Eva Marchi
Elizabeth Clarke
A. F. Clarke
Mrs. Durwood Foudri
Messrs. J. Hitch Downing
Bryan Rudacille
Washington
Billy Armstrong
David Kendrick
Dalton Johnson
Navy
S. R. Millar
Philip Turner, Jr
Lieut
Warren Whitside
Town
Thomas Ferguson
Fort Benning, Ga
Mrs. Ferguson
William E. Carson
Washington, A
Maritime Board
Big Joe
Winchester’s Bakery
W. B. Snider & Son
Erie
Politics
WEAF
NBC
London
Progressive National Committee
Labor
League
Good Neighbor League
CBS
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Red Grange
Smith Ballew
Paris
WNAC
Tim and Irene
Rosa Ponselle
WABC
Bishop of Durham
Universities and Freedom
WEEI
Phil Baker
Nelson Eddy
Eddie Cantor
Mischa Elman
Detroit Symphony
WJZ
Manhattan
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Tavenner's
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Oakland
Hare Pati
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hote
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