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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1933

Page

3

Reunion of Snapp Family at old Opequon planned

Rev A M B Snapp of Wardensville WV announces the first Snapp Family reunion at the old Snapp homeplace on Cedar Creek Grade near Winchester on August 17. Attendees urged to bring lunch, children cared for, and a dawn music program planned with a morning band concert and afternoon readings.

Snapp Winchester Opequon Cedar Creek A M. B. Snapp Wardensville W. Va Mr. Snapp Virginia A. M. B. Snapp

Social Calendar highlights weekly church and club events

Friday events include Braddock Street choir practice Stephens City I O O F Ladies' Aid at First Christian A Tom Thumb Wedding at Boyce Baptist and Young Democrats in Winchester. Saturday features children story hour Handley Library and Fisher's Hill veterans reunion and Gore picnic.

Young Peoples’ Choir Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Stephens City Lodge Hall Ladies’ Aid Society First Christian Church A. C. Oates North Loudoun Street First Baptist Church Tom Thumb Boyce Baptist Church Young Democrats of Winchester Handley Library Bernadine Knee Fishers’ Hill Gore

Tickets On Sale Daily For Benefit Concert In Winchester

Tickets are on sale for a George Washington Hotel benefit concert Tuesday evening at 8 30 featuring Miss Mary Lily Smoot of Norfolk, a Virginia vocalist, with Mr Robert McNally and Mrs Edwin Feller as accompanists. Proceeds go to the District Nurse Association.

Music Lover's Club The Lion's Club First Baptist Church Kiwanis Club Young Peoples United Brethren Church Winchester Lodge, Benevolent, Protective Order of Elks Grace Lutheran Church Rotary Club Benefit District Nurse Association George Wasington Hotel District Nurse Association George Washington Hotel Mary Lily Smoot Norfolk Virginia Robert McNally Winchester Edwin Feller Miss Smoot Mr. McNally Baker’s Drug Store Harper Method Shop Betty Shoppe

Birthday Party For Little Leliga Barcham

A surprise birthday party was held at the Barcham home near Tulip on Saturday afternoon for Leliga Barcham who turned eight. Guests included several children and family members, games were played, ice cream cake and candy were served, and the hostess received many gifts.

Rufus Barcham Tulip Leliga Marie Walters Hazel Kerns Virginia Willis Kathryn Thelma Evans Virginia Luttrell Mary Kathryn Grim Betty Winfred Kline Bare Kremer Robert Foreback Ellis Lee Emmons Pat. Abei¢au

Dr Williams to Preach at Loudoun Street Church

Rev Dr W Twyman Williams of Hampden Sidney College will preach at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church at 11 am and 8 pm Sunday. The noted speaker is expected to draw a large audience as Pastor Frank T. McFaden recovers from illness. Mr and Mrs I N Good of North Braddock Street depart for Intermont West Virginia for a few days at their summer cottage.

W. Twyman Williams Hampden-Sidney College Hampden- Sidney Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Williams Frank T. McFaden Mrs. I. N. Good North Braddock Street Intermont W. Va W. E. Huntsberry W. Abner Huntsberry Virginia Ann Huntsberry Frank Gearing Shenandoah River

Engagement of Miss Feltner to John R Bringhurst

Announcement states Miss Ada Feltner of Berryville will wed John R Bringhurst of Westchester PA. The ceremony is expected in late August per the Feltner family.

Miss Feltner Bringhurst Ada Feltner Berryville John R. Bringhurst Westchester Charles M. Feltner

Ill Health Believed Cause of Middletown Woman Death

Mrs Blanche Winesburg 54 of Middletown took her own life with a 32 caliber pistol after a long illness. Deputy Sheriff J W Newcome ruled the death self inflicted with no inquest. She was a Royal Neighbors member and formerly Blanche Fox of Wardensville W Va. Survived by her husband C W Winesburg. Funeral Sunday at four from her home, Rev W P Saunders officiating. Interment South Carmel Cemetery Middletown.

Blanche Winesburg C. W. Winesburg Midditown Royal Neighbors Winesburg Royal Neighbors of America Blanche Virginia Fox Wardensville W .Va W. P. Saunders Middletown Methodist Episcopal Church South South Carmel Cemetery Middletown

Wife Preservers Keeps Recipes On Cupboard Door

A cook suggests attaching favored and frequently used recipes to the inside of the kitchen cupboard door to save time and improve convenience. The tip emphasizes practical organization and quick access during meal prep.

Temple Drug Manager Arrives as Guest of Parents in City

Ellsworth Barrett, manager of the Temple Drug Company in Washington, arrives to stay with his parents Mr and Mrs George Barrett at 532 North Loudoun Street. Mrs Lloyd Agney and her son Lloyd Jr of Charleston expect to arrive today to spend August at Gray Gab les Inn with Miss Cary Hunter.

Ellsworth Barrett Temple Drug Company Washington George Barrett North Loudoun Street Lloyd Agney Lloyd, Jr Charleston D. C Cary Hunter Gray Gables Inn

Local residents to spend weekend with friends in Baltimore and town

Mr and Mrs J D Glover of South Stewart street depart tomorrow for Baltimore to visit Mr and Mrs Karl Lineburg for the weekend. Mrs John H Doll and Mr David H Riddle of Chambersburg arrive tomorrow to stay at Gray Gable Inn with Miss Cary Hunter on South Washington street.

Peyton J. Marshall South Stewart Street Washington Marshall Ryland Washington J. D.,glover Baltimore Karl Lineburg John H. Doll David H. Riddle Chambersburg

Pleas Made That R.R. Men Receive More Employment

The Federal coordinator of transportation Joseph B. Eastman urged railroad presidents to spend every available dollar on long overdue repairs and to return workers to employment. Railroad labor executives in Cleveland criticized carriers for not cooperating with reemployment efforts. Eastman noted about 40 000 men had been put back to work in two months and urged broader action to boost hiring and maintain service while pursuing economies.

Associated Press Washington Joseph B. Eastman Railroad Abor Eastman Cleveland Railroad Labor Executives Association Federal Coordinator of Transportation

Eastman selects 19 staff. May report shows gains and cuts

The May staffing chosen by Eastman includes N D Ballantine as assistant director Walter Bockstahler as assistant director of the transportation section and Carroll W Brown as assistant director of the purchases section. The May act notes roads not to cut personnel with gains over April and March but a year ago May figures show a reduction of 126 753.

Ale Nebee Nadie May Eastman N D. Ballantine Walter Bockstahler Carroll W Brown

Dr Ritter Takes Charge of X Ray Work at Hinton

The Hinton Hospital adds X-ray Department equipment enabling treatment for cancer glandular issues and skin diseases. Dr Davis W Ritter, formerly of Winchester, oversees the new service with installation by R S Lovelace of Kelley Koett Manufacturing Co Covington.

Ritter Hinton W. Va R. S. Lovelace Kelley- Koett Manufacturing Co Covington Davis W. Ritter Winchester Hin

Hospital X ray Dept to be Led by Trained Staff

Hospital staff with special training in X ray treatment will oversee all treatment services in the X ray department. This arrangement assigns responsibility for radiology care and patient management to the trained team.

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