Loudoun Hunt Officers and Board of Governors Roster
Inga, March 15 when weather permits, Judge J. R. H. Alexander serves as president of the Loudoun Hunt. Vice presidents include Mrs Patrick J Hurley P A Wilmer E A Miller David N Rust Jr and R T Corbell. William F Peach is secretary treasurer. W H Lipscomb of Washington and Loudoun county is master fox hounds. The board of governors includes L Clark Hoge Stilson H Hall Mrs Clara S Frye Howard E Cole W A Metzger D M McDonald with Hoge as field secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. H. Alexander
Loudoun Hunt
Patrick J. Hurley
P. A. Wilmer
E. A. Miller
David N. Rust Jr
R. T. Corbell
William F. Peach
W. H. Lipscomb
Washington
Loudoun County
L. Clark Hoge
Stilson H. Hall
Clara S. Frye
Howard E. Cole
W. A. Metzger
D. M. McDonald
Girl Scouts Plan Saturday Hike Near Grace Lutheran
The Girl Scouts of Troop No 3 organize a hike for Saturday leaving 7 am from captain Miss Renee Mathews home for Mrs. Allen Bond’s three mile distant residence. Miss Jeanne Miller and Miss Shirley Williams lead the program and menu and girls sign up with Miss Williams by 3 pm tomorrow. The troop holds regular meetings at Grace Lutheran Church and patrol leaders for January are Misses Jane Jolliffe Shirley Williams Edith Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop No. 3
Renee Mathews
Allen Bond
Jeanne Miller
Shirley Williams
Miss Williams
Grace Lutheran Church
Jane Jolliffe
Edith Dunn
Dahlia Show in Hagerstown Three Days This Week
A dahlia and flower show sponsored by the Hagerstown Dahlia Society is at the State Armory North Potomac Street Thursday through Saturday. New and old dahlia varieties compete for the Governor Albert C. Ritchie prize plus 300 other awards. Flower lovers from Winchester and nearby cities are invited to visit and enjoy thousands of blooms. The day also features additional floral displays and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
State Armory
North Potomac Street
Albert C. Ritchie
Winchester
Social Calendar Highlights This Week
Thursday at 0 30 p m Handley Library hosts a Lit tle Theatre Sun Up rehearsal. Seminary activities include Chanters at 1 45 p m Sunday School room with Mr Floyd Haines directing. Friday features a Girls Athletic club dance at 7 30 p m Handley Library. Tuesday Kiwanis luncheon at George Washington Hotel at 12 30 p m. Wednesday Lions Club luncheon also at 12 30 p m at George Washington Hotel. 7 00 p m Young People’s Choir practice at First Baptist Church. 8 00 p m Grace Lutheran Church Adult Choir Benevolent Order meeting at Winchesterian tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
The
Chanters
Floyd Haines
Girls Athletic Club
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Loudoun Hunt Prepares For Fall Fox Hunt Season
The Loudoun Hunt plans a busy fall and winter with cubbing under veteran huntsman W C Hatcher at Rockbridge estate near Leesburg. Foxes are plentiful as society and sporting guests travel from Washington to join the hunt while hounds train three times weekly ahead of a frosty season start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun County
Loudoun Hunt
W. C. Hatcher
Rockbridge
David N. Rust
Leesburg
Hatcher
Mr. Rust
Hunt Club
Truntsman
Brooks Pharmacy Chocolate Gift Package At Half Dollar Rate
Brooks Pharmacy advertises an assorted chocolates gift package priced at 50 cents per pound with a 25 cent % discount. The offer emphasizes ideal home or gift use and highlights a choice selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Litvinoff presses for lasting peace at League of Nations
Soviet Foreign Minister Maxim Litvinoff told the League of Nations assembly that a permanent peace conference with U S participation remains a goal. He urged a report on resuming world disarmament and suggested a plan for U S involvement without full League membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United States
Russia
Maxim Litvinoff
Foregin
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Litvinoff
League Council
League
Recent Transfers In County Realty
Notice lists several deed transfers in Winchester area. Key transfers include W S O Re ar right of way with Commonwealth of Virginia for US Route 11 widening and Handley Board with Northern Virginia Power for a transmission line over Weems Dairy Farm. Other parcels change hands: E S Nicholson et ux to Roy D Muse on York Avenue in Muntzing subdivision. E S Nicholson to Elizabeth Nicholson on Myrtle in Muntzing. Isaac M Mason to G W Forney 70 acres in Sharp district. Eppa H White et al to A M Hicks 116 acres on Front Royal pike. Myrtle M Wisecarver et ux to Miss May Hardy in Muntzing Addition. Boyden D Burcham et ux to Harvey Clark 70 acres near Stephens City. Harvey Clark et ux to Noah and Earl R Dellinger 70 acres in Opequon district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’rear
Commonwealth of Virginia
Winchester
West Virginia
Handley Board
Northern Virginia Power Company
Be.s. Nicholson
Elizabeth. Nicholson
Isaac
Mason
G. W. Forney
Eppa H. White
A. M. Hicks
Front Royal Pike
Myrtle
M. Wisecarver
Miss May Hardy
Muntzing Addition
Kernstown
Boyden D. Burcham
Harvey Clark
Stephens City
Ridings Factory Farm
Noah
Earl R. Dellinger
Opequon
Ridings Factory
Rehearsals Held Weeknights for Sun-Up Play
Rehearsals for the Little Theatre production Sun-Up are conducted nightly except Saturdays and Sundays. E P Brown ing of the Handley faculty coaches the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre
E. P. Browning
Handley Faculty
Last Rites For Mrs. Silver Conducted In Frederick
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Janney Silver were held at 3 p.m. from her home at 126 Peyton Street. She was the widow of John M Silver and daughter of Dr. Daniel Janney. Survived by daughter Virginia G Silver and stepson B P Silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McVicar
Charles P. McVicar
Orange
Peyton Street
Anna Janney Silver
Frederick County
E. B. McGukin
Presbyterian Church
Silver
Basal’ Bee
Hebron Ceme
John
Welltown
Daniel Janney
John M Silver
Winchester
W. B.goode
B. B. Dutton
C. M. Smith
Grover Teets
C. F. Coffman
M. M. Lynch
Virginia G. Silver
B. P. Silver
St. Louis
Pulaski Day Proclaimed By Governor
Governor George C. Peery designates October 11 General Pulaski Memorial Day in Virginia. Proclamation highlights Polish patriot who died at Savannah serving with Washington. Another proclamation urges support for National Housing Administration efforts amid aging housing stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
George C. Peery
Pulaski
Savannah
George Washington
Peery
National Housing Administration
Virginia
Inert Gas Argon Found On Earth in 1804
The record notes the inert gas argon first identified on Earth in 1804. It highlights the early discovery of noble gases and the historical context of argon’s recognition as a distinct element.
World’s Fair to be dismantled by end of October
Chicago reports the Century’s big exposition will close October 31 and be sold for salvage. Officials estimate 14 500 tons of buildings plus 20 000 tons of steel valued by the market. Plans for remaining structures or souvenirs are undecided as dismantling continues through 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Washington Case Ends In Mistrial At Front Royal
Joel Washington of Front Royal is held in Warren county jail after a hung jury failed to agree on punishment for murder of Harry M. Boyer. Judge Philip Williams declared a mistrial after jurors reported they were hopelessly divided with a 10 to 2 vote on death penalty versus life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Washington
Front Royal
Warren County
Washington
Harry M. Boyer
Philip Williams
Attorneys set insanity plea in wife death case
Washington defense lawyers present insanity theory based on witness testimony claiming the defendant acted queerly after his wife’s death and that a will dated a week before the attack on Boyer was involved. The case moves to the next session of the Warren court for arraignment in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boyer Wees
Rene
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Ae Inga
Carrie Hockman
Ritenour
Frank W. Hockman
Strasburg
Carrie Elizabeth Hockman
Samuel Hoffman Ritenour
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
F. R. Wagner
Hockman
Russell Ritenour
Woodstock
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Cumberland
Celenese Corporation
Naval Gun Factory
Navy Yard
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Howard Schindel
West Cork Street
Mrs. Marvin Robinson
Red Cross
Cobbie
Huntsberry
U. D
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Charles Town
Charles L. Reed
Huntington
Reed
John W. Rosenberger
Charles Town Methodist Episcopal Church South
Deliver Presbyterian Chapel
Boydville
Faulkner
Berkeley County
Gantown
U. D. Co
Girls’ Athletic Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
Margaret Kelchner
Milton Martin
Joe Schieler
Baltimore
Clarence Knight
Gray Avenue
Mr. Martin
Mr. Schieler
Mrs. Martin
Mrs. Knight
G. L. Rothgeb
Wade Rothgeb
Russell Triplett
Joseph Home
Elsie Ficklen
George Hamilton Scott
Kenmore Association of
Fredericksburg
Kenmore
Joseph Hume
Louisiana
Lillian Johnson
Gore
Claudine Largent
Aven Ruckman
Edgar Hetzel
Romney
Elizabeth Barr
Columbia University
C. Fred Barr
West Boscawen Street
New York
Miss Barr
John Scully
Princeton University
Princeton, N. J
Nape
Fidass
Winchester Furniture No
South Main ST
County Realty
Pulaski Day
W. Earle “Woolford
Orlene
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ote Orme
E. W. Tevalt
Relief
Robert A. Beverley
Rebecca D. Beverley
South Stewart, Street
Chalfonterie Hall Hotel
Atlantic Y
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Yee
Lovett Brothers
N. Main St
San Diego
Commercial & Savings Bank
KN — Ox
Stetson
Dobbs
For
Margaret L. Hodgson
Shenandoah Valley
Acadend Hendley High
Loudoun St
A. M. Swimley
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