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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1928

Page

3

Social and Personal Notes from Winchester and Vicinity

Miss Alice Virginia Turner wed W Bart Martin at Fredericksburg Virginia the ceremony led by Rev Charles D Long. The couple plan time split between Winchester Fauquier county and Washington DC with Martins farming ties nearby.

Alice V. Turner Earl Martin Fredericksburg Alice L. Turner South Cameron Street Alice Virginia Turner W. Bart Martin Remington Washington, D. C Charles D. Long Methodist Episcopal Church South Martin

Virginians Obtain Ma delease in Martinsburg

A marriage license was issued in Martinsburg West Virginia to Joseph Oliver Carpenter of Stephens City Virginia and Frances Virginia Hausenfluck daughter of Robert W Hausenfluck formerly of Woodstock Virginia now living in Berkeley County West Virginia The groom is son of Wesley Carpenter Also another license issued at Martinsburg to Edward Hutzler son of J E Hutzler of Glengarry and Edith Edwards formerly of this county now residing at Hedgesville Virginia

Martinsovare Martinsburg W. Va Joseph Oliver Carpenter Stephens City This County Frances Virginia Hausenfluck Robert W. Hausenfluck Woodstock Berkeley County Wesley Carpenter Edward Hutzler J. E. Hutzler Glengary Edith Edwards Hedgesville

Large Crowd Attends Weekly Dance At Opequon Lake

A near record crowd gathered last evening at Opequon Lake Park for the weekly dance. The ideal weather kept the pavilion floor busy from early to late while two out of town couples won free tickets. Music was by Jack Schill's West Virginians from Martinsburg who performed Broadway style numbers to enthusiastic dancers.

Opequon Lake Opequon Lake Park Jack Schill West Broadway

Dinner Guests At Shawnee Inn

Miss Catherine Manuel entertained Sunday evening at Shawnee Inn with guests Miss Ruby Thomas Miss Alma Bean of Winchester George Oswald of Scranton Pa and John Lee of Wardensville W Va

Messrs George Oswald Scranton, Pa John Lee Wardensville W. Va Alma Bean South Stewart Street

Washington Visitors Here For the Week End

Mr. R. L. McCarty of Washington spent the past weekend in Winchester with Mrs. McCarty. He was joined by C. W. Frick and Naomi Waters Ruth Waters Grace Dunsbrough and Barbara Sorder all of Washington as weekend guests of the McCarthys.

Washington R. L. McCarty McCarty Winchester C. W. Frick Naomi Ruth Waters Grace Dunsbrough Barbara Sorder

Two Parsonage Weddings In One Saturday Afternoon

The Rev George W Stover of the United Brethren Church officiated two weddings at the North avenue parsonage last Saturday afternoon. At 3 pm Hill Fisher of White Post Virginia wed Lula Lofton of Winchester. At 6 pm Leslie B Brown and Amada V Hickerson, both of this city, were married. Civic League prizes honor garden and box beauty. first garden prize to Mrs C A Fauver and second to Mrs Edward Brill.

Margie M. Fankhouser Carbauch Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South James Paul Carbaugh Stephens City County Murray D. Mitchell Leslie Orndorff Orndorff W. S. Funkhouser Virginia West Virginia Carbaugh J. P. Carbaugh Winchester George W. Stover United Brethren Church North Avenue Hill Fisher White Post Lula Lofton James Fisher James Lofton Leslie B. Brown Amada V. Hickerson Mr Stover David Brown Daniel Hickerson Civic League Woman's Civil League C. A. Fauver Berryville Avenue Edward Brill East Boscawen

Local Garden Club Honors Spring Flower Winners

The competition for flowers on North Kent street saw a tight race between Mrs. Brill and Mrs. O Leary. Prizes for boxes were awarded with Mrs. O Leary receiving first prize, Mrs. Fleet of Kern street second, and Mrs. Brill of East Boscawen street securing third.

Clarence O’leary North Kent Street Brill

Gano Family Hold Reunion at Bloomery West Virginia

The Gano family annual home-coming gathered Sunday in Frederick county near Bloomery along the Hampshire county line. Descendants of Daniel Gano attended with friends. Dinner was served in the grove on the old home place. Two of seven daughters survived, Mrs. S. Bageant and family of Martinsburg and Mrs. Carson Grove, formerly of Martinsburg, now near Bridgeport Maryland.

Gano Frederick County Bloomery Hampshire W. Va Daniel Gano Old Home Place S. Bageant Martinsburg Carson Grove Bridgeport Washington County

Summer visitors and guests cited around Shenandoah Valley

Miss Naomi Organ visits Charlottesville to see Elizabeth Henson while planning trips to Natural Bridge. Several regional residents and visitors from New York, Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria, and Atlanta are noted for vacations, hospitality, and hotel stays.

Naomi Organ Miss Wierman Bunker Hill Charlottesville Elizabeth Henson University of Virginia Natural Bridge Shenandoah Valley Miss Organ C. B. Organ

Local Residents Visit Relatives Across West Virginia

Mrs. Farnsworth of Summit Point West Virginia spent last night as a guest of her daughter Miss Alice Farnsworth. Mrs. H L Stotler left for a visit to friends in Keyser West Virginia. Mrs. John Andrathy and her children from Baltimore are guests of the former’s father Mr Lewis Trier.

Dawson Edward M. Dawson Virginia Dawson Edward, Lewis and Grail Dawson Chevy Chase Hedrick Burcroft Hayfield United States Bureau of Chemistry Virginia Turtle Major Thomas Turtle United States Engineers Rock Enon Springs Old Mountain Winchester Pratt Rock Enon Virginia Tharpe Baltimore Rosenberger Alexandria John Chapman W. Seymour W D. LaVar West Palm Beach, Fla William McKenzie R. H. Stokes C. B. Stokes New York Minnie Baker Rockville Harold Crawford Parkersburg W. Va Miss Baker Cameron Street Atlantic City Mrs. Farnsworth Summit Point Miss Alice Farnsworth H. L. Stotler Keyser, W. Va John Andrathy Lewis Trier John Ward Purcellville Stephens City

Local Social Roundup Of Trips Guests And Births

Miss Frances W. Capper registers at Grace Dodge Hotel in Washington while Mrs Ella Miller Miss Edith Miller and others plan trips to Niagara Falls. Births include Margit Ruth to Mr and Mrs Holmes McFarland. Weekend visits span Washington Philadelphia Hagerstown and Philadelphia returning to local towns.

Frances W. Capper Grace Dodge Hotel Washington Ella Miller Leicester Street Edith Miller Edinburg Charles Conrad Charles Town W. Va Niagara Falls Holmes McFarland Margit Ruth

Girls' Club Tea Set for Thursday Afternoon

The Girls' Athletic Association hosts its monthly tea at the club room this Thursday from 5 to 7 pm. Miss Sara Bell Shirkey chairs the committee with helpers Misses Helen and Bernetta Ritter. Local notices include noted visits and travel of residents and guests.

Girls’ Athletic Association Sara Bell Shirkey Helen and Bernetta Ritter

Stock Market Rallies After Early Morning Sell-Off

The Associated Press reports a New York session where stocks fell in the morning then rallied in the afternoon as call money rate dropped from 7% to 7 percent. Early losses of 1 to 4 points in active issues were largely erased with gains of 1 to 3 points. total volume about 2,100,000 shares.

Associated Press New York

Hoover's Speech Rated High in Political Discussion

A telegram from President Coolidge to Secretary Hoover praises Hoover's acceptance speech and its reception. The message commends both the tenor of the address and the public response, noting it ranks high in political discussion.

Wis Coolidge Hoover

Mount Williams Notes Guests and Returns Highlight Local Visit

Mount Williams Virginia notes date August 14 with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brewer visiting Mrs. E. R. Clowser. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Burford return to their home near Baltimore after two weeks as guests of Mrs. Mary J. Ashwood. Miss Mary Clowser visits Misses Gertie and Ethel Brewer.

Dolly Mary Belle Shannon C. M. Shannon Mount Jackson Ethel Athey Retha Carson Cooper Grover C. Cooper Cameron Street Mount Williams A. L. Brewer E. R. Clowser W. A. Burford Baltimore Mary J. Ashwood Mary Clowser Gertie Ethel Brewer

Smith demands debate with pastor in Calvary Church

Albany Aug 14 Governor Smith demanded a public career debate with Rev John Roach Straton to take place at Calvary Baptist Church New York City or not at all. He said he will not debate in his own church and asked for an answer yes or no to appear before Straton’s parishioners under his stated conditions.

Associated Press Albany N. Y Smith John Roach Straton Calvary Baptist Church New York City Straton

Grain Quotations from Speilman & Co for September and December

Grain quotations from Speilman & Co show Wheat at 1.13 percent for September, 1.18 percent for December, and 1.24 percent for May. Corn at .88 percent for September and 1.03 percent for December. Oats at .28 percent for September and 0.40 percent for December. Rye at .96 percent for September and 1.0 percent for December with Baltimore spot wheat at No 2 grade noted as 1.29 percent.

Speilman and Company Rly Baltimore

Picnic Attendance at Vaucluse and Nearby Visits

Sunday afternoon picnic at Vaucluse drew a sizable local crowd with Mr and Mrs Herbert Smoks, Mr George lesbian and Mr Charles Wood among attendees. Others including Mr and Mrs Hurl Himetright and relatives gathered at Kernstown while Mr I N Wallace hosted visits by C J and Annie M Orndorff.

Vaucluse Herbert Smoks George Dyke Charles Wood Cale Hurl Kernstown Annie M. Orndorff I. N. Wallace S. Psso

German Airplane Destined for New York City Museum

The Bremen, the first plane to negotiate a trans Atlantic flight from Europe to the United States, is offered as a permanent gift to New York City. Baron von Huenfeld, owner of the aircraft, tendered the gift to Ambassador Jacob Gould Schurman, confirming the museum plan.

Berlin Bremen Europe United States City of New York Jacob Gould Schurman Baron von Huenfeld

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Taylortown William Whisson Virginia W. Simpson Taylorstown Great Council of Virginia Whisson Simpson Herndon Great Pocahontas Addie Hanbury Great Council of the Red Men Degree of Pocahontas Mrs. Sargent William S. Sargent Gladys Helen Courtney Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Michigan van Wert Sargent Arthur Walters North Cameron Street James Steele Reliance Addie Sargent Edward Grim Clerk Beverley J. Gray Beverley Corporation Court Richmond Virginia Beach Governor Byrd William E. Carson Byrd Mr. Carson Dyke Grayson Cumberland Ernest Grayson B. A. Grayson Lyda Chapman Cherrydale L. Walter Lutz York, Pa S. A. Crabille Lemoyne, Pa G. W. Stover Mary and Ann McKenzie Samuel Gerschénak Elmer V. Hodges Atlantic Highlands N. J B.B. Dutton Hartford Frances Cox North Braddock Street Hagerstown Foss Halbritter O. D. Lambert Memorial Hospital M. B. Blank Ida Blank J. B. Blank Atlanta, Ga Hotel Jack Hunter R. Hughes Hunter, Jr Thomas Parke Hughes T. A. Quisenberry That City Thomas B. Byrd International Apple Shippers’ Association Pittsburgh Irvin Potts Philadelphia Richard B. Brown North Loudoun Street Annie Finfrock This Ciyy Ida Taylor Grimes James R. DuShane Chambersburg Alfred Shryock Front Royal Annie Shryock Roy Mitchell J.T. Burwell Boyce Carson Dettra Isidore Levowitz Albert Kramer Dan Yeakle Dolly Yeakle The Holmes Argenbright University Hospital Jack Moore Dorothy Lee Moore E. D. Davis West Clifford Street Helen Young Williamsport Anna Gunsalaus State College Jersey Shore H. C. Funk South Loudoun Street S. A. Slaughter Elizabethtown Garfield Shearer Wilbur Riley Matthew Ebersole Clinton Ebersole D. O. Massie Luther Pifer Marie D. E. Pifer Relief Jeanne Elizabeth Stuart E. C. Stuart, Jr H. D. Fuller Wayside, Md B. J. Harris E. C. Stuart City Nellie Rush Mercy Hospital Mrs. H. L. Rush Berryville Mr. Rhinehart Cahill Hancock, Md Robert Y. Conrad Bobbie Conrad Adelle Metz C. E. Pingley Ramsey Furniture Company Lancaster, Pa Armstrong Lineoleum Mrs. Mary Petty Mr. and Mrs. Harding Waynesboro, Pa Fred. A. Robinson C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corporation J. E. Spurrier Ashby Sprint Ridgley White White Tome School W. D. Garvin J. F. Harrie A. A. Williams Knox Hat Company Elmer Clevenger Johnstown, Pa Julian Gregory 8. D. Alleman J. A. Shealey Woodstock Va Calvary Church Speilman & Co Bozo HALE Lovett Bros Baker’s Drug Store Flur the People’s Drug Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel Mutt & Jeff Bud Fisher
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