Community groups meet on Monday at various venues
At 5 20 p m the Community Chorus gathers on ton street for rehearsal. Madison Lodge 1 C O F meets at their East Bosco hall at 8 p m. The Lions Club holds a 12 30 p m luncheon and meeting at the George Washington Hotel. The Winchester Rebekah Association meets at the Odd Fellows hall at 8 p m.
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Ton Street
Madison Lodge
East Bosco
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows
Miss Virginia Winmill Weds Robert H Radsch in Warrenton
Miss Virginia Winmill and Mr. Robert H. Radsch were married at St Onion Episcopal Church Warrenton on Saturday afternoon before a society crowd from New York Baltimore and Virginia. The bride wore her sister’s wedding gown of white satin with lace and a long train. Bridesmaids wore blue gowns with blue velvet hats. The couple planned to live in New York where he works for General Corporation. A reception followed at North Wales Club.
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Virginia Winmill
Robert H. Radsch
Ince Episcopal Church
Robert H. Radisch
St. Onion Episcopal Church
Warrenton
New York
Baltimore
Virginia
Miss Winmill
Robert C. Winmill
New York City
Randolph Duffey
Viola Winmill
Sana
Mr. Radsch
Richard M. Radsch
Appleton
Wis
Rex Radsch
Townsend Winmill
Washburn
Henry Piere Braga
Adam K. Take
Gordon Schall
Greenwich
Conn
Roger Williams
Boston
North Wales Club
Mrs
General Corporation
Purcellville Flower Show Seen In Lovely Library Garden
Purcellville Garden Club hosts an inter club flower show in the Purcellville Library garden on Wednesday. Competition features a tea for two table and 24 classes with prizes for first place and ribbons for others. Exhibits include flowers grown by entrants and arrangements, with judges from Vienna Fairfax Alexandria Winchester and Charles Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcellville
Purcellville Garden Club
Northern
Franklin
Kenworthy
Irene Wright
Nan Lippitt Hatchel
Charles Town
W. Va
Vance and Motte Larkin Invite For Buffet Supper
Invitations issued for a buffet supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Schuyler Larkin near the Berryville pike. Several Winchester guests expected to attend. Thursday and Friday bridge clubs plan a picnic tomorrow at Dickey Ridge lodge on Skyline Drive near Front Royal with additional guests. Derek Hayley elected secretary of University of Richmond freshman class. son of Mr and Mrs J P Hayley of Valley Avenue. Hayley and brother Colin well known Winchester youths. longtime Handley graduates. Miss Margaret Byrd returns from Baltimore to motor to Richmond with Mrs R B Byrd, arriving here that evening. Miss Elizabeth Grubbs of Hagerstown visits locals for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Vance
Motte Larkin
Schuyler Larkin
Berryville Pike
Winchester
Dickey Ridge Lodge
Skyline Drive
Front Royal
Derek Hayley
J. P. Hayley
Valley Avenue
University of Richmond
Hayley
Colin Hayley
Handley
Hugh Crisman
University
Handley and Shenandoah Valley Academy
Margaret Byrd
Baltimore
R. B. Byrd
Richmond
English Apple Dealer Here On A Visit
English fruit dealer Mr James Brownbill of Simons and Company Limited visits the city during apple season after touring Washington state. He plans to return to London following stays in New York and a trip to the apple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brownbill
London
Eng
Simons and Company, Limited
Warren French
New York
French
Simons, French Company
Brownbill
Washington State
Modern Etiquette Q&A for hotel child care and buffet service
A reader asks about child care arrangements in hotels for parents to go out briefly. The reply notes hotels provide a service with a designated sitter. Food and utensils are set on tables and guests serve themselves. Using tuxedo as "tux" is considered crude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial & Savings Bank
Apple Exports Decline In Last Week
Apple exports in the past week were lower than the week before as ships from Inge and Company New York report war scare influenced shipments. Clearances to Liverpool London Southampton Glasgow Dublin Antwerp Rotterdam Norway Sweden Finland show varied totals across barrels boxes and baskets with several destinations recording notable declines.
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Inge and Company
New York
British
Liverpool
London
Southampton
Glasgow
Dublin
Antwerp
Rotterdam
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Deaths After Auto Van Crash Hit In Laurel Md
A Black woman and a 10 year old Black child were burned to death when their parked car was struck by a large horse van on Washington boulevard Laurel Maryland. The crash occurred today and authorities reported the fatalities.
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Laurel
Washington Boulevard
Local Residents Return From Storm Area and Virginia Dwellers
Mr and Mrs Miles K Dean returned home to near Hayfield after spending summer in Maine where they weathered the Atlantic hurricane that killed over 450 and caused more than 200 million dollars in damage. Edward Sowers and family now reside in Winchester joining his position with Commercial Small Loan Co. Patricia Long has a beauty career in Pocomoke City. Arthur Shull leaves Winchester for Columbus Ohio to study geology at Ohio University. Walter Pinckett returns to Princeton University as a sophomore. Harry Burns and relatives from Washington DC spent Sunday with E A Langley in Fort View. Luella Smith and James Kelican visited W C Perry in Winchester.
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Miles K. Dean
Maine
Hayfield
Dean
Atlantic Seaboard
Manchester
N H
New England
Arthur Shull
National Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio University
Shull
University of Cincinnati
Walter Pinckett
Baltimore
Winchester
Princeton University
Brown Betty Still Seized In Frederick County Raid
Sheriff John Bywaters and ABC inspectors raided a site west of De Haven near Back Creek and found a 100 gallon still with mash. Six barrels remained, a fire burned briskly, and a nearby man did not claim the still. The sheriff noted the operation is known locally as Brown Betty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
John Bywaters
Betsy Lou
ABC
Deitrick and
Heltzel
de Haven
Back Creek
All American Citizens Advised To Return Home
Paris, Sept 26. The American embassy in Paris advised all American citizens to return to the United States if able. As war clouds darken, the embassy urged those with no compelling reasons to stay in France to arrange their return to the United States amid an already growing exodus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
France
Europe
Treasury Daily Statement September 21, 1938
The daily Treasury statement shows expenditures of 28 197 194 63 with receipts of 27 272 869 32 resulting in a deficit of 924 325 31 for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
College grid action and early season reels
In this round up Eddie Briez surveys footballs early cracks and standout players. He highlights Alabama and LSU as teams to watch and notes Clemson Turang Tulsa and California on the coast. He recalls Goldberg Stebbins Turrou Doyle and Pitt figures while mentioning a quirky Iowa prison game memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alabama
Louisiana State
Washington
Clemson
Tulane
Wichita
California
St. Mary's
West Virginia
Pitt
Goldberg
Brook Dodgers
Francis Wallace
Stebbins
Marshall Goldberg
Vic Turrou
George Washington
Leon Turrou
Jack Doyle
Pirates
Yanks
Barbara Bell Pattern 1612 B for Daytime Dress
The Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1612 B offers a daytime frock with a side belt sash, blouse split, and quick buttoned front. Designed for sizes 14 through 44, it uses percale linen gingham or sports silk and features a high neckline with braid trim. Send fifteen cents for the Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Fashion Pattern Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
Ramee Shoes
Ottumwa Player Hurls Ball Beyond Wall Amid Spectator Ferver
A Ottumwa athlete lofts a pitch over a wall drawing the crowd into the chase with shouts of let me go get it. The warden blocks further action and Connie Mack keeps distance from the Athletics dugout until game time. Plt Trhynor is absent from the bench until opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Connie Mack
Philly
Trhynor
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W. C. Haines
Willie C. Haines
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Memorial Hospital
Wilmer F. Shryock
Act
N. Leadoun St
Norris
K. K
Brooks’ Pharmacy
W. B. Snider
Los Angeles
Cal
American Legion
Stephen Chadwick
Seattle
Daniell. Doherty
James Morris
Bismarck
N. Dakota
Malcolm Douglas
American Legion Auxiliary
Messrs Larkin
Elizabeth Grubbs
Hagerstown
Alecia
Allki
Glass of Health
Haldeman’s
Madame Orlovas
Roland Park Woman’s Club
Madame Barry Orlova
West Peyton Street
Rebecca Tavenner
A. J. Tavenner
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Ray Hicks
East Piccadilly Street
Fannie Q. Crenshaw
South Stewart Street
Carrie Bush
West Gerrard Street
Washington, D. C
May Hannon
N. T. Bondurant
Stewart Fawcett
Paul Massey
Edwin Smith
Alexandria
Underwood’s Bakery
N. Loudoun St
Roberta Lee
Apple
Sara Long
Academy of Beauty Culture
Maryland State Board
Pocomoke City
Harry Burns
Miss Perry
Fred Strieby and Son
Luella Smith
James Kelican
West Philadelphia
W. C. Perry
South
Cameron Street
Betty
Treasury
By Eddie Brietz
Iowa
Stripes
the Evening Star’s Daily
Winchester Evening Star
Boz
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
Cameron & Piccadilly St
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
RED Cross
Huntsberry
America
Pifer Printing Coo
Loudoun St
All United Food Stores
Miles Music CO
S. Loudoun St
Ewing
MoNmouth Street
General Health Service
N. Cameron ST
Scientific
Wilbur H. Jenkins
National College of Swedish Massage
Chicago
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