Community and club notices from Warrenton area
Mrs Laura Pendleton of Norfolk Va arrived Tuesday as guest of Dr and Mrs Hunter McGuire at North Braddock Street. Wo mans Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church sent to Boyce for Mission on Missions. About 20 attend the Friday meeting of the Community League of Kauffman School organizing as a branch of the State Community League with officers elected including President John G Bowman and Vice President Roy Duvall. Garden Club of Virginia meeting planned for Warrenton October 5–6 with tours, tea, slides, and memorial tablet dedication. State officials invited to luncheon at Skyland in Shenandoah Park hosted by William E Carson with tour from Capitol Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Pendleton
Norfolk, Va
Hunter McGuire
North Braddock Street
Woman’s Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
Boyce
Bryan Conrad
Lewis H. Hyde
Sophie Baker
Robert T. Barton
Alfred Kerfoot
Joseph Wright
Minnie Baker
R. H. Stokes
Community League of
Kauffman School
Atrows
Fculty
Dora Waldeck
Marion Duvall
State
John G. Bowman
Roy Duvall
Rhyne
Virginia G. Brannon
Vernon Ashby
Amos Prince
League
Board of Governors
Garden Club of Virginia
Warrenton
Fred L. Glaize
Edward G. Butler
D. Copeland Randolph
Winchester and Larke County
Lawrence S. Davis
Roanoke
North Wales Club
View Tree Hall
Oscar Terry Crosby
Warrenton Country School
Lea M. Bouligny
Frances Johnston
Episcopal Church
Carson
Park Area
William E. Carson
Riverton
State Conservation and Development Commission
Skyland
Shenandoah National Park
Capitol Square
Richard A. Gilliam
Commission
Panorama
Spottswood Trail
Social Calendar for Welltown 4 H Club and Local Groups
Morning meeting of Welltown 4 H Club features gardening projects. Regular choir practice at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Dances at Hotel Drusilla in Jordan White Sulphur Springs. Phileathea class musical at First Baptist Church social rooms. American Legion Auxiliary meeting at Mrs Herbert S Larrick home. Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Kiwanis and United Brethren Church meetings at George Washington Hotel and Grace Lutheran Church. Rotary Club gathering at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welltown
4-H Club
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Young People's Choir
South
Wiest Anniversary Reception in Gerrardstown Home
Mr and Mrs J W Wiest celebrated fifty years of marriage with a Monday night reception at their Gerrardstown home. Guests included relatives and Mrs Wiest’s family as music from violin and banjo accompanied a wedding cake centerpiece. The couple married September 26 fifty years ago in Martinsburg with Rev J A Hoffheins officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
J. A. Hoffheins
Christ Reformed Church
J. W Wiest
Gerrardstown
Wiest
Louis Wiest
James Lewis
James Crider
Ida Likens
Frederick County
Winchester
Boyd Hollis
Inwood
Modern Skyland Road Under US Supervision Delayed Opening
Under the supervision of United States engineers a new road is being built in Skyland for motorists but it has not yet opened to the public. Local officials plan final inspections before opening and urge patience as completion proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Engineers
Skyland
Ank
THE
Commercial & Savings Bank
Frederick Couple Weds at Brucetown Church Parsonage
Mrs Ruth N Fogan of Frederick Maryland married Russell G Kaplan at Brucetown Methodist Church parsonage The Rev C J Clark officiated with Miss Doris Kaplan as attendant A reception followed at the groom s home Then the couple departed for a motor trip through the south The bride works for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co in Frederick The groom operates a general mercantile business with his father in Swimley and serves as express agent there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth N. Fogan
Frederick
Russell G. Kaplan
Methodist Church
Brucetown
C. J. Clark
Doris Kaplan
Kaplan
South
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Swimley
Swimey
Engagement and Community Notices From Leesburg Area
Mrs. David B Tennant of Oatlands announces the engagement of her daughter Anne Buffington to Southgate Lemmon Morrison son of Nathaniel Holmes Morison of Welbourne Loudoun County The wedding is planned for late October Morrison is a nephew of local families including the Atkinson and others in Middleburg. Also a social calendar with Woodmen of the World event Rest rally and church fundraisers followed by a mock wedding at Capitol Theatre and other social updates across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Tennant
Oatlands
Leesburg
Anne Buffington
Southgate Lemmon Morrison
Nathaniel Holmes Morison
Welbourne
Loudoun County
Miss Tennant
W. Brydon Tennant
Henry Fairfax
John Stewart Bryan
Richmond
Charles C. Tennant
Charlottesville
Morrison
Thomas Atkinson, Jr
Middleburg
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Esther Ridgeway
Capitol
Girls’ Athletic Association
Capitol Theatre
Frank M. Boucher
Rev Richardson Visits Brother and Attends Roanoke Services
Rev. H Eugene Richardson pastor of the Reliance United Brethren churches spends a week in Roanoke Virginia visiting his brother C J Richardson and attends evangelistic services led by Rev. Dr. F M Ham. C J Richardson recently retired from the Roanoke post office after 42 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Eugene Richardson
Reliance Group of
United Brethren Churches
Roanoke
C. J. Richardson
F. M. Ham
Organ Recital by Miss Caroline Quantz at Grace Lutheran
Miss Caroline Quantz will give an organ recital at Grace Lutheran Church at 4 PM Sunday October 30. She will be assisted by local singers offering solos quartets and choral numbers. A meeting for assistants is set at Grace Church 8 PM tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Quantz
Grace Lutheran Church
Miss Quantz
Grace Church
Funeral Visit Ties to Cousin in Hagerstown Md
Mrs Elbert T Magruder of Richmond returned home after attending the funeral of her cousin Miss Sallie C Kausler in Hagerstown Md Tuesday. Miss Kausler, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John Kausler, is survived by brother John S Kausler of Hagerstown. Mrs Magruder stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs W S Bromley on Berryville Pike. Prominent local dairymen from Greenwood Farm Cooperative Dairy plan to study milk problems at the Piedmont Dairy Festival in Manassas Va. Also, Mrs Garland Johnston of Charles Town Va visited her parents in Winchester on North Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Elbert T. Magruder
Richmond
Sallie C. Kausler
Kausler
John Kausler
John S. Kausler
Magruder
Messrs
Gilbert Brown
George H. Eagle, Jr
R. L. Rosenberger
Holmes J. Hardesty
James O Ritter
Greenwood Farm Cooperative Dairy, Inc
Manassas
Ritter
Winchester
Garland Johnston
Charles Town
W. Va
Lawrence Herrell
North Avenue
Death of Father Prompts Funeral for Miss Bess Nicholas
Miss Bess Nicholas of the Handley High School faculty spent days at her Port Republic home due to her father's illness and death. Mr Nicholas died Monday and his funeral was held yesterday. Other notes include travelers returning home from Baltimore and Atlantic City and a Braddock Street Methodist choir meeting tomorrow at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bess Nicholas
Handley High School
Port Republic
Rockingham County
Mr. Nicholas
Second Injury Suffered By Handley Squad
The Handley football team faces McKinley Technical High School after a second injury to the squad. Robert Baker, son of Mr and Mrs William F Baker, broke his collarbone during practice at Handley Stadium and is recovering at home after brief hospital treatment. Team star Mike Garber fractured his jaw in the Handley Alumni game and is expected to miss about a month. The game is set for Saturday at 2 o clock with radio and loud speakers planned for fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Tech
Parsons
Sargent
Mike” Garber
Handley
Mike
Handley Boys
McKinley Technical High School
Washington, D. C
Garland R. Quarles
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Oldest English Journal Morning Post Began In 1722
The Morning Post, England’s oldest paper, first appeared in 1722 and continues to publish to this day. It stands as a landmark in British journalism, reflecting centuries of reporting and public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Morning Post
Restore red blood cells with 8.8.S. tonic for clear skin
The ad argues skin clarity comes from higher blood vitality and increased red blood cells with hemoglobin. It promotes 8.8.S. as a general tonic that boosts oxygen delivery and the body’s resistance to infections, claiming extensive testimonials and two sizes at drug stores.
Stant Program At Local Flying Field On Sunday
The Themer of Admiral Byrd Station C H Schutte invites Winchester residents to an all day aerial program on Sunday October 2 featuring Tex Robertson parachute jump. New club members include George Olinger Walter Dent George Flemmer Toots Taylor Slats Walters and Dick Crenshaw with stunt flying passenger flights and no admission charge drawing a large crowd at the local airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themer
Byrd
George Olinger
Walter Dent
George Flemmer
Toots” Taylor
Slats” Walters
Dick Crenshaw
Ostrich Feathers and Old Celebration Traditions
Ostrich feathers are clipped every nine months. A prime bird yields about 20 ounces of feathers at a clipping. The Old Celebration carnival is of Southern European origin and tied to spring navigation openings. Mental strain in France affects telephone operators and stenographers per a French doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Elks Deputies Meet Chief at Richmond Conference
Lawrence C. Hollis district deputy grand exalted ruler attended a district deputies conference at the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond. Judge Floyd E Thompson of Chicago led the meeting and praised the Elks for charitable work and civic betterment. Participants from Winchester included Warren Eddy C R Grubbs Sherman Farmer Joseph Dupuy Andrew Bell Edwin T Snider and Ralph Pifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence C. Hollis
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Richmond
Order
John Marshall Hotel
Juge Floyd E Thompson
Chicago
Judge Thompson
Richmond Lodge
Commonwealth
Mr. Hollis
Winchester
Warren Eddy
C. R. Grubbs
Sherman Farmer
Joseph Dupuy
Andrew Bell
Edwin T. Snider
Ralph Pifer
Indestructible Matter Changes Form in Combustion
Matter cannot be destroyed but transforms when wood and coal burn. The process yields new forms such as gas and ash, illustrating conservation of mass through combustion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Community League
Kauffman's
Garden Club Board
J. W. Wiest
Mrs. Ritenour
Thurman A. Ritenour
West Leicester Street
Memorial Hospital
Douglas Burnett Ritenour
Huntsberry
Ruth Fogan
R. G. Kaplan
Anne Tennant
Woodmen of World
Hickory Camp
Woodmen of the World
Lodge Hall
T. G. Smoak
Virginia
S. T Dunahoe
Sovereign Camp
Omaha
Nebr
Smoak
Christian Endeavorers
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Section B
Miss McDonald
Ernest Luttrell
Round Hill
Louis Wonder
Mary McDonald
Cora McCormick Clark
J. B. Saxby
Lynde Dupuy McCormick
J. Bert Saxby, Jr
Riverside
Cal
Saxby
East Valley Road
Santa Barbara
Miles Dean
Hayfield
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles Consolvo
Clarke County
Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
George Lind
Charles Clenahan
Front Royal Pike
G. W. Lind
Master Harford Buckley
Andrew Harford
Grover Lewis
Fred Hottel
Charles Harrison
D. J. Dewar
Philip Harford
Paul Holman
Edward Ardinger
Washington
Clanahan
Mr. Richardson
H. K. Green
Judith Gibson
Dorothy Green
West Clifford Street
Atlantic City
Joseph Scheuer
New York City
Berryville
Harold Scheuer
Mr Scheuer
Leon Scheuer
T. H. Hussey
Asa Crisman
South Braddock Street
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Charles Curtis
Young Democrats
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester, VA
Jersey
Margaret L. Hodgson
Novicinal Lovett Shoe
Stave
N. Main St
Elks
Nave’s Style Shop
Cor
Loudoun and
Boscawen St
VOSS
Voestub
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Funera
Lovett Brothers
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