Social and Personal News Note on Miller Schedule
The notice indicates Miller will clerk between 8 and 4 for the following day. The fragmentary item suggests a personal schedule update for the department.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1930
Page
3
The notice indicates Miller will clerk between 8 and 4 for the following day. The fragmentary item suggests a personal schedule update for the department.
Grace Lutheran Sunday school members enjoyed a picnicked afternoon at Opequon Lake Park with orderly service and abundant food. Children formed circles and all appreciated the sociable gathering fostering church unity.
Miss Bessie McCann hosted a farewell party Friday at her Peyton Street home as she moves to a new residence on the same street. About sixty guests from the city attended and participated in themed movement entertainments.
A seven year old birthday party for Carroll Mason was hosted at his parents home at 128 South Market Street. Guests included Betty Schlack, Nancy Schlack, Jane Faggitt, Dixie Faggitt, Joanna Shade, Mary Virginia Hawkins, Billy Graber, Carroll Mason, and Billy and Duckie Young from Baltimore. The color theme was green and pink and refreshments followed amusements.
Gladys Sargent, a 1930 Handley High School alumna, has accepted a stenographer position with Twin City Oil and Gas Corp., which moved its general offices from Norfolk to Winchester and now operates offices above the Union Bus Terminal.
Rev Dr Flickinger returned to the city yesterday afternoon for the funeral of Mrs E W Carper. He had been on a fishing trip at Sharps Virginia with friends and spent time with relatives in Bay City Michigan and Princeton Illinois. Gordon has resumed duties at Baker's Drug Store. Dailey Family Reunion planned August 17 at Pipn Dailey home in Frede County. Mrs Irvan C Tripplett to visit Washington and New York then stay in Winchester in August.
Mr. Max Shanholtz of Lynchburg Virginia is visiting Mr. Hage ey. Mr. Herbert Wisecarver spends the weekend in Baltimore Maryland with his sister Miss Mary Wisecarver.
Detroit police sought political worker Egbert M. Hosman for questioning in the Buckley slaying. Hosman tied to Mayor Bowles recall campaign. a bank book showed large daily deposits. Suspect Mansell is Licavoli's alleged sweetheart, arrested after questioning. Bowles and Sherer estate deny ties.
Chicago report says gangster Jack Zuta was shot dead by five men in a Wisconsin dance hall where he had been paying off a death squad. Dancers watched as he smiled and fed nickels into a mechanical piano before the gunmen opened fire.
A carload of killers opened fire on a police convoy transporting a gangster to court. A constable died and a bystander was wounded as the gang leader, identified today as Zuta, escaped. Wiscon sin authorities and Chicago detectives linked the dead man to the Aiello gang and the slaying of Tribune reporter Jake Lingle.
By order of the Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court a public auction will be held in Winchester on Saturday August 16 1930 at 11 o clock for land of 180 acres with improvements and appurtenances. The tract was conveyed to Harry H Willis by Coe C Brannon in 1912 and the trust deed is recorded in Deed Book 155 page 21. The substituted trustee is Harry R Kern and the sale terms are cash. Dunn & Duvall, Auctioneers.
Martial law declared in Hankow as Communist forces push toward Han kow Hanyang and Wuchang. Refugees flood foreign concessions while Changsha remains under Red control. U S urged to aid relief and Americans advised to relocate for safety.
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday forecasts showers in the north and scattered showers in the middle Atlantic states. Warm temperatures expected most days with a slight cool spell around Thursday.
Mrs. Robert B. Gregory becomes the first woman to win election as a trustee of the Western Theological Seminary in Chicago, marking a historic milestone for the institution and its governance.
New York August 2 traders ignored the market as share prices drifted lower amid uncertainty over weekend reports. Leading shares showed some recovery in utility groups but overall turnover was very light with total sales around 000 shares. The day closed with a firmer tone in parts while traders remained anxious to exit commitments.
New York August 2 Attorney General William D. Mi sailed today for Scotland with Mrs Mitchell and their son William aboard the liner California. The trip includes a visit to a shooting preserve owned by John Harris of New York. He declined to discuss prohibition enforcement, a task recently given to his office.
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