Woman's Auxiliary Meeting to Convene in Winchester
The Virginia Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Protestant Episcopal Church will hold its annual meeting in Winchester with about 250 guests. Leaders include Rt. Rev. Henry St. George Tucker and Rt. Rev. Frederick A. Goodwin. Speakers include Mrs. Harper Sibley. Mrs. Marie Stacy Weds Mr. Chas. Solecke in Berkeley Springs.
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Woman's Auxiliary of
Virginia
City
Protestant Episcopal Church
Henry St. George Tucker
Diocese of
Frederick A. Goodwin
Harper Sibley
Rochester
N. Y
Interdenominational Commission
Robert T. Barton
Woman's Auxiliary
Louisa T. Davis
Leesburg
Mr —? Pence
I. Wolfe
Madge Pence
Hinton
W. E. Wolfe
Dayton
Elkton
W H. Smith
Elmer Pence
Wolfe
Otterbein United Brethren Church
Shenandoah College
Otterbine
Berkeley Springs
Marie Stacy
Chas. Solecke
Berryville
Charles Solecke
New York City
W. Va
J. McCarty Duckwall
Presbyterian Church
W. W. McDonald
Hill Crest Villa
Valley Pike
Solecke
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Club and Auxiliary Meetings
A weekly schedule lists meetings for the Woman's Auxiliary Memorial Hospital Nurses' Home the Music Lovers Club at Mrs Richard E Griffith West Clifford Street and American Legion Auxiliary at Mrs W Nelson Page Amherst Street Monday. Tuesday features Lions Club luncheon Little Theatre Handley Library Auditorium and first Baptist adult choir rehearsals plus a Memorial Hospital Alumnae bridge party benefiting Catawba Sanatorium. Wednesday includes Kiwanis luncheon and various choirs and lodge gatherings. Thursday covers Rotary luncheon Legion Post luncheon and Girls Athletic Association meeting. Friday notes Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church events.
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Woman's Auxiliary of
Memorial Hospital
Music Lovers’ Club
Richard E. Griffith
West Clifford Street
American Legion Auxiliary
W. Nelson Page
Amherst Street
Lions Club
Little Theatre
Handley Library
First Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Young Peoples
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Beautification funds urged for Staunton highway entrances
Augusta Garden Club pushes part of a 7 million loan for highway beautification from national recovery funds. Five percent of the loan must be devoted to beautification, per H. J. Neaie. Mrs. R. M. Armistead leads local efforts and has consulted officials on procedures.
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Staunton
Lee Highway
Augusta Garden Club
Virginia
H. J. Neaie
Highway Department
R. M. Armistead
Dinner Party Honors Newly Married Couple At Ander son Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Ander son entertained last night at National avenue home with a fourteen cover dinner party in honor of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs C Franklin Anderson recently married. Guests included the bride and groom their families and several relatives and friends.
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Charles P. McVicar
Handley Avenue
Charles P. McVicar, Jr
Charles A. Anderson
National Avenue
C. Franklin Anderson
W. B. George
Margaret George
Lois Lewis Opens Beauty Shop in New Location
Mrs Lois Lewis former Lois Forney will operate the new beauty shop at 14 South Washington Street in the old Gratchen residence. The Harper Method School graduate will oversee the shop with all new equipment and moderate prices. In a separate note, the Garvin family of Frederick county held a reunion at W J Muse home in Trone with members including Mrs B F Sine David P Garvin Sr and Jr Danville Va W C Garvin Lynchburg M C Garvin and Robert Muse Gore. They recently toured the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago and visited their uncle Richard A Garvin in Marion Ohio traveling via Detroit Lake Erie Canada and Niagara Falls.
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Lois Beauty
South
Washington Street
Gratchen
Lois M. Lewis
Lois Forney
Garvin
Frederick County
W. J. Muse
Trone
Robert Muse
Gore
Messrs. Garvin
Chicago
Richard A. Garvin
Marion, O
Winchester
Detroit
Lake Erie
Canada
Niagara Falls
Winchester Businessman Albert L. Baker Sees Improvement
Albert L. Baker of Winchester, long time local business figure, has been confined to bed at his North London street home for a week with illness. Today he is reported somewhat improved and able to be up in his rooms for short intervals, after several days of serious condition.
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Albert L. Baker
Winchester
North London Street
Baker
Hospital Auxiliary To Meet Monday Afternoon
The Woman's Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital will meet at 4 PM Monday at the nurses home on West Clifford street with full attendance requested. Mrs S F Hoshour recently underwent a serious operation at the Mayo Clinic and is reported to be improving.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Clifford Street
Philip Rainsberger
H. W. Rainsberger
Memorial Hospital
Commerce Office To Open Tonight For License Plates
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce office will stay open from 7 30 to 9 tonight to help the public obtain automobile license plates at half rate Andrew Bell secretary announced after noon.
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Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Bell
Twelve Brands Free Delivery in Winchester Ad
Promotes free delivery in Winchester for twelve brands with case prices from 2.25 to 3.30 plus deposit. Includes slogan Buy It By the Case Ice Cold and contact phone 144 9 30 11 112.
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Winchester
Series of Entertainments For This Afternoon Bride Draw
Mrs Harry K Russell and Miss Susan Cover Steck and Dr James A Miller wed this afternoon at Fairmont avenue home. Over 100 guests attended pre nuptial events with elaborate decorations and a luncheon rehearsal at Steck home. Several hosts hosted receptions and a formal dance at Winchester Golf Club later in the evening. The wedding party includes matron of honor Mrs John M Steck Jr and bridesmaids Mary Virginia Steck Mary Greenway Russell and Anne Brooke Kern. Best man Dr J Spotts wood Taylor. Out of town guests listed from Baltimore Philadelphia Wilmington and more. The ceremony at 4 30 p m at the Steck home with a large reception to follow.
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Harry K. Russell
Susan Cover Steck
James A. Miller
Russell
Steck
Fairmont Avenue
Fred. A
John M Steck
Virginia Vredenburgh
W. Nelson Page
James P. Reardon
Fred L. Glaize
Bryan Conrad
James McCone
A .C. Carson
Frances Page
John M. Steck
J. Victor Arthur
John M. Steck, Jr
Mary Virginia Steck
Mary Greenway Russell
Anne Broke Kern
Elizabeth Steck
J. Victor Arthur, Jr
J. Spottswood Taylor
Philadelphia
John G. Miller
New Market
Thomas A. Gibson
John Michael, Steck, Jr
Elizabeth Schumachre
John S&s Dobler
Seabury Davies
Baltimore
Thomas Cover
Thomas Barton
Bradford Green
Spencer Brownell, Jr
Wilmington
Del
Marjorie Stevens
Rutherford
N. J
Ruth Coddington
Auburn
Josephine Mack
Indiana
Reynolds
Washington
DeSchweinitz
David Chaplin
R. Maurice Trimble
Brent Morgan
Fort Myer, Va
George Morton
Maryland
Crawford Couple Return Home From Woodstock Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank B Crawford return to their home at 20 North Washington Street after spending several days in Woodstock as guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Trotter.
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Susie Reid
Berryville Avenue
Annie Rector
Atoka
Orlean
Howard A. Spaneler
Zelma Carper
South Loudoun Street
Harrisonurg
Frank B. Crawford
North Washington Street
Woodstock
Herbert Trotter
Six charged in Ursch el kidnapping case
Trial in Edwardsville, Illinois, ends with three men and a woman sentenced to life and others from five to twenty years. The victim, August Luer, 77, was abducted July 10, held five days for a $100,000 ransom. Mrs. Lillian Chessen named as the alleged finger woman.
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Ally
Edwardsville
Ill
August Luer
Alton
Illinois
Eugene Norvell
Percy Michael
Fitzgerald
Lillian Chessen
Mike Musiala
Christ Nicola Gitcho
Chas. Chessen
Chessen
Luer
Catching Snakes Pays Better Than Picking Berries
Mrs Elva Woolford widow of four children living near Edinburg Massanutten mountains chased a five foot rattlesnake from the range. She captured the snake with a forked stick and bare hands then carried it home in a flour sack. She walked six miles to sell it for one dollar at Carter s snake farm and returned, noting snakes are easier and more profitable than berries.
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Elva Woolford
Massanutten
Edinburg
Russian Balloon Experts Reach Near 12 Miles High
Three Russian balloonists led by George Prokofieff Ernest Birnbaum and Konstantin Gudenoff ascended to about 19 000 meters 1180 miles in the stratosphere. They aimed to study cosmic rays atmospheric and electrical conditions and altitude physiology. The descent began as the craft remained visible northeast of Moscow after sunrise.
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Associated Press
Moscow
George Prokofiev
Ernest Birnbaum
Konstantin Gudenoff
Air Service
Lont
Reuters News 4Gency
Trustees Named for 2 Churches in Frederick County
Judge Philip Williams in circuit court approved trustees for two county churches. Salem Methodist Episcopal Church South will have Harry Gano Eppa L. Luttrell Cecil Yost Richard L. Omps and Perry A. De Haven as trustees. Brucetown Church trustees are Gilbert Wright to succeed the late William Jobe O F Snapp replacing the late W B Timberlake and J B Snapp replacing C P Wright.
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Philip Williams
Frederick County
Harry Gano
Eppa L. Luttrell
Cecil Yost
Richard L. Omps
Perry A. de Haven
Salem Methodist Episcopal Church South
Gilbert Wright
William Jobe
O. F. Snapp
W. B. Timberlake
J. B. Snapp
C. P. Wright
Brucetown Church
Roosevelts Coal Code Ends Siege at Clairton Mines
President Roosevelt signs and enforces the bituminous coal code expanding the captive mine ruling. About 75,000 western Pennsylvania miners expected to return to work as the Clairton siege by 3,000 to 4,000 miners outside Carnegie Steel mills subsides in the morning.
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Hyde Park
Iron and Steel Company
White House
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Clairton
Carnegie Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
H. ©. Frick Coke Company
United Mine Workers of America
Martin F. Ryan
Carnegie Company
U. S. Steel
Husky
Nelson Urges Newcomb As Head Of The University
The board backs Newcomb as suitable for the presidency citing his engineering leadership and steady handling of Virginia’s university finances and internal affairs amid prior restrictions and external pressures. The senate warns against adopting modern experimental education schemes and stresses caution in aligning with large state institutions.
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Bob Nelson
Newcome
Virginia
Senate
St Paul A M E Church Holds Mock Trial Night
The St Paul A M E Church invites all to a Friday night event on October 6 featuring a mock trial. Morning services at 11 include a sermon by Pastor D W Baker, with evening services at 8 and holy communion. Visitors welcome. chicken and waffles served after.
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Colored North Matin
D. W. Baker
Frank Martin
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Frank Carper
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
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Lois Lewis
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S. F. Hoshour
Mayo Clinic
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Bernice Willis
Ruth Nelson
Frances Carver
Harper Method
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Harrisburg
House of Singer
Janet Dyke
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West Leicester Street
Julian Kline, Jr
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Vaucluse
Lemma Snyder
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Virginia Pearsall
Miss Bailey
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Wenatchee, Wash
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Denver Colo
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Virginia Fugitt
Alexandria Va
Taylor F. Hahn
Gettysburg, Pa
Robert E. Lee
Samuel G. Spangler
Commerce Office
Bride
Urschel
Norris
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Napoleon
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the Commercial & Savings Bank
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
Norma Phillips
Bureau of Missing Persons
Therme Roberts
Loudoun St
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Lovett
Big Joe
ST. Paul A. M. E. Church
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Margaret L
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