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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1929

Page

3

Apple Blossom Serenaders Give Rotary Benefit Program

The Apple Blossom Serenaders of Winchester presented a Rotary Club program on Thursday. The quartet W Nelson Page, Mrs Frank Reynolds, Hugh Duffey and Joseph Hodgson with Peter Vredenburgh at piano performed a radio broadcast from WRVA in Richmond. Their numbers included When It's Up Time in Virginia The Old Road Baby Jim and Cadets on Parade. Mrs Reynolds sang Joyce Kilmer's Trees and Vredenburgh delivered a Dieno monologue with Red Riding.

Apple Blossom Serenaders Rotary Club Winchester W. Nelson Page Frank Reynolds Hugh Duffey Joseph Hodgson Péter Vredenburgh WRVA Richmond Rotarians Rich- TV

Gardens at Scaleby open during Virginia Historic Garden Week

Announcement states Scaleby the home of Mrs Henry B Gilpin at Boyce Clarke county will open to the public during Historic Garden Week from April 29 to May 10 for Kenmore Association funds. Scaleby is a prominent northern Virginia garden with 50 cent admission. other Clarke estates Carter Hall Fairfield Annefield Saratoga Audley open. in Winchester Daniel Morgan house and Washington office headquarters also open.

Scaleby Henry B. Gilpin Boyce Clarke ‘County Virginia Kenmore Association America General Fund Kenmore Betty Washington Lewis General Washington Clarke County Carter Hall Fairfield Annefield Saratoga Audley Winchester Daniel Morgan Washington

Notable Updates on Mr. Schutte and Local Happenings

Mr. Herbert Schutte, injured in an airplane crash near town, shows improvement after leg surgery at Memorial Hospital. A Baltimore victim died in the same incident southeast of town. Mrs. Ella Keeling and her daughter arrive in Winchester for May visit, family ties highlighted. Mrs. Hausenfluck honored at a birthday dinner in Stephens City with relatives present. The Girls’ Athletic Association held its annual banquet at Tokus Inn in Opequon with 17 guests and a menu in elegant style. team letters awarded.

Schutte Herbert Schutte Baltimore Memorial Hospital Keeling Ella V. Keeling Allie Hippenstein Manchester Ind Winchester William E. March Minnie March Minnie March and of Messrs Gera, Edward, Willaim and Frank March Tokus Girls’ Athletic Association Tokus Inn Opequon Misa Ida Fisher

Ritter Wins Wedding License Then Marries Agnes Coons

Harry L. Ritter of the city obtained a New York marriage license yesterday and soon after married Agnes C. Coons of Washington D C. at City Chapel with Deputy City Clerk John J. McCormick presiding. Ritter had been a patient at the Woodmen of the World Sanatorium in San Antonio Texas and plans to return east by steamer. His mother is Adelaide Hamilton of Washington. the bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs M D Coons of Columbus Ohio.

The Star New York Evening Post Harry L. Ritter New York Dispatch Ritter Woodmen of the World Sanatorium San Antonio Tex James Hamilton Washington Pa Row News Service West Virginia Avenue Bethesda Agnes C. Coons Eleventh Street Northwest Washington, D. C John J. McCormick Mr. Ritter Adelaide Hamilton M. D. Coons Columbus Ohio

Employees Dinner Spurs Regional Unity at Hagerstown

The Employee's Relief Association of the Potomac Edison System held a large dinner at the Young Men's Christian Association building in Hagerstown Maryland. Guests came from four states where the company operates and about 30 employees from the Northern Virginia Power Company attended the event.

Winchester resident Haines joins Ritennour insurance agency

Mr. William C. Haines of Winchester has accepted a position with the D. W. Rit enour insurance agency on North Loudoun Street. He will specialize in selling fire, accident and bond insurance.

Haines William C. Haines Winchester D. W. Ritenour Insurance Agency North Loudoun Street

Dentists head to Danville for Virginia State meeting

Dr. C B Harlee and Dr. R B Snapp depart tomorrow for Danville Virginia to attend the sixtieth annual Virginia State Dental Association meeting. The event convenes in that city during the coming week.

State Dental Society C. B. Harlee R. B. Snapp Danville Virginia State Dental Association

Harold Lucas to Lead Epworth League Service

The Senior Epworth League at Brad dock Street Methodist Church South will meet Sunday at 7 15 PM. Mr Harold Lucas will lead the service with special music listed for the event.

Harold Lucas Epworth League Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South

To Take Position With the Telephone Company

Miss Gertrude Carper will leave tomorrow for Alexandria Virginia to train for a position in the commercial office of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. Miss Virginia Gibson of Charles Town West Virginia visits Mrs E Douglas Davis on West Clifford street. Miss Louise Cooper and Miss Helen Hamilton of Asheville North Carolina stay as guests of their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs B W Clark. Mr and Mrs B W Bennech and Miss Margaret Bennech of South Orange New Jersey have stayed at the George Washington Hotel. Mrs George F Norton and her daughter Miss Esther Norton left yesterday for Mount Vernon New York to visit the latter's son in law Mr Harry W Cook.

Telephone Company Gertrude Carper Alexandria Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Virginia Gibson Charles Town W. Va E. Douglas Davis West Clifford Street Louise Cooper Helen Hamilton Asheville, N. C B. W. Clark B. W. Bennech Margaret Bennech South Orange, N. J George Washington Hotel George F. Norton Esther Norton Mount Vernon, N. Y Harry W. Cook

Local Pair Guests Visit from Paw Paw West Virginia

Rev. and Mrs. Stanley McFarland and infant son Stanley Jr. and Miss Giegas of Paw Paw West Virginia are weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. J Newton McDonald.

Stanley McFarland Stanley, Jr Miss Giegas Paw Paw W. Va J. Newton McDonald

Weekend Guests Arrive From Baltimore and New York

Social notes list Miss Isabelle Cregg and Mrs. Lynde visiting local residents for weekend, with extended guests from Chicago and New York. Several locals depart for nearby towns while others host or attend church and academy circles.

Isabelle Cregg Baltimore Dorothy Green

Loans for Household Expenses Offer

Quick loans to strict privacy from 10 to 300 dollars on your own signature. Cost fixed by law and easy monthly repayments. Contact Personal Finance Co. of Martinsburg at 115 West King Street or by phone 997. Weekly ads note valid on Tuesday and Saturday terms.

Personal Finance Co Martinsburg King St

Public Sale of Valuable Resident Property in Stephens City

Special Commissioners announce a public auction of the Morgan Leathers Estate in Stephens City Virginia. The sale is set for May 18 1929 in Winchester at noon with one third cash and remainder due in two years secured by a deed of trust and insurance. The lot lies along Main Street near Church and Mulberry, about half an acre, with a dwelling and Homestead waiver.

Stephens City Virginia Circuit Court Frederick County People Bank of E. A. Gordon R. G. Trussell Winchester Main Street Church Street Mulberry Street Morgan Leathers Jennie Trussell

O'Doul Sets Early 1929 NL Batting Pace

Philadelphia swatsman Frank O'Doul tops the National League early hitting with a .542 average after eight days, while pitchers Hubbell Grimes and Malone lead with two wins no defeats. Babe Herman and Hack Wilson pace hits and runs, with Hafey leading in RBIs. In the American League Charley Jamieson leads at .524 after eight days, with Phillips and Blue tied at .500.

Associated Press New York Frank O’doul Philadelphia Giants O'Doul Carl Hubbell Burleigh Grimes Pirates Perce Malone Cubs Hack Wilson Cub Babe Herman Herman Wilson Stephenson Nick Cullop Brooklyn O’doul Chick Hafey St. Louis Hafey Reese Lindstrom Rabbit Maranvlle Braves Phillips Detroit Edward Phillips Henry Schuble

Mexican Nun Sentenced to Island Prison in Mexico

Mother Conceptione, convicted as intellectual author of General Obreon’s assassination, will be moved to Las Tres Marias, Mexico’s island penitentiary. The prison, notorious for harsh treatment of male inmates, may offer diversionary reforms under a new governor.

Associated Press Mexico City Mother Conceptione Gen. Obreon Las Tres Marias Three Marys Mexico Island Portez Gil

Christ Episcopal Church Service Times Change

The Christ Episcopal Church at Boscawen and Washington Streets led by Rector Rev. Robert B. Nelson lists 9:45 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. morning prayer and sermon on Kingship and 8 p.m. evening prayer with brief address Visitors welcomed at all services Note the change of evening prayer hour from 5 to 8 p.m.

Boscawen and Washington Streets Robert B. Nelson Stephens ‘City

Mississippians Acquitted in Patronage Conspiracy Trial

In Meridian Mississippi on April 26 Perry A Howard Ed L Patten both negroes and James G Buchanan George 8 McClelland white were acquitted of a federal patronage conspiracy charge tied to the 1927 indorsement of Buchanan for federal marshal for the Southern Mississippi district The jury reached its verdict at 9 30 pm after six hours of deliberation and the judge instructed Patten to be cleared of blame in a separate count

Meridian Miss Perry A. Howard Ed. L. Patten James G. Buchanan George McClelland Buchanan Southern Mississippi Howard Washington Patten Jackson F E. R. Holmes

Grand Duke Michael of Russia Dies in London

Grand Duke Michael of Russia died in London after a Winter influenza attack that weakened him. A cousin of the late Czar, he was a familiar figure in London society and Anglo American circles on the Riviera. His morganatic marriage to Countess Torby produced daughters who married into British nobility and a son, Count Michael Torby.

London Grand Duke Michael Russia Riviera Cannes Countess Torby San Remo Zia Wender Harrold Wender Milford Raven George Michael Torby

Schools Win Extra 3000 From Council

The council approved the budget with 1500 less for schools after a tie vote on Mr Harper’s amendment. The motion by Mr Sale passed 9 to 3 with Harper Henry and Dellinger dissenting. Water and roads were discussed with no major changes. A county board annex proposal for the jail rear was noted but delayed. A West Piccadilly street complaint from Mrs Baker Busey was tabled for later.

Mr.Harper Messrs Baker Barr Henry Dellinger Forney Harper Page Glaize Allen Miller Hable Sales Sale Frederick County Board of Supervisors Matthe Baker Busey Bue Braddock Nd Piccadilly Streets West Piccadillytreet

Al Capone Donation Reported as Virtue

Fragmentary note claims Al Capone sent one thousand dollars to Chicago Community Chest praised as virtuous. Language reflects censorious tone about Capone and charity gesture in a Cincinnati publication.

al Capone Chicago

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