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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1930
Page
3
Master Bakers Association Holds Annual Picnic
The Master Bakers Association held its annual picnic with tradesmen in attendance and a full program of athletic contests. A basket supper supplied fried chicken and other foods popular with bakers. President H. C. Caskey of Hagerstown led the event along with vice president W. R. Monks of Schmidt Baking Company Martinsburg and secretary present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Caskey
Hagerstown
W. R. Monks
Schmidt Baking Company
Martinsburg
Pre-Nuptial Entertainments For Miss Tyndell
A string of pre nuptial events for Miss Rebecca Tyndell of Terra Haute Indiana is noted as her engagement to Mr Ryland Washington of Winchester becomes public. The couple plan a late month Annapolis Maryland wedding at Miss Tyndell s aunt s home. Miss Tyndell s family links and Mr Washington s Shenandoah Valley Academy ties are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Tyndell
Terra Haute
Ind
Ryland Washington
Winchester
Annapolis
Miss Tyndell
Robert Burwell
Miss Tydell
Charles Noyes Tyndell
Miss Lewis
Robert H. Lewis
Peyton Marshall
Washington
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Frostburg
Gladys Lamp
C. H. Anderson
National Avenue
Miss Annie Carter Injured in Chicago Accident
Miss Annie E. Carter niece of B. M. Carter of Stephens City was injured in a July 23 automobile crash in Chicago and remains in hospital. She was visiting her brother and studying at Northwestern University in Evanston and her condition is reported improved. She has many county friends who know her from annual visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Carter
Annie E. Carter
B. M. Carter
Stephens City
Chicago
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Miss Carter
Local Native Commissioned in Officers Reserve Corps
Mr. H. Asbury Jackson of this city has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corps of the U S Army. He is a sergeant in Company I of the 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard, which has trained near Virginia Beach. His interest in military affairs started at Handley High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Asbury H. Jackson
A. H. Jackson
Rev Dr Sanders to Lead Grace Lutheran Pulpit
The Rev Charles Sanders, professor of philosophy at Gettysburg College in Gettysburg Pa, will occupy Grace Lutheran Church pulpit tomorrow in morning and evening services. He will teach the Men's Bible Class Sunday morning and fill in during the pastor Rev Dr L A Thomas's vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Spencer
Harry G. Spencer
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
West Baltimore
Baltimore
Winchester
Frederick County
Norris
Warren County
Dr. Sanders
Charles Sanders
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Grace Lutheran Church
Sanders
L. A. Thomas
Old Southern Families On Visit In Winchester
Mrs. Virginia Gwynn and Mrs. Jaquelin Oliphant of Houston Texas toured Virginia visiting friends in Winchester on Thursday during a motoring trip. They are daughters of Dr. Bruce of Eagle Lake Texas, a brother of the late Edward C. Bruce a noted Winchester portrait painter and journalist. Their mother was sister to the late Mrs. Jennie Rivers Byrd widow of Col. William Byrd of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Floyd Haines
Louvella Anderson
Andelssohn
Frederick Recher
Marie Recher
Philadelphia
Edward Stevens, Jr
Washington, D. C
Anison Koons
William Sterling Sencill
Washington
S. L. Flickinger
George Washington
Henry Spaulding
Augusta Parsons
Obert E. Parsons
Leland Parsons
Leland S. McCarthy
Edward Stevens
Unison Koons
Virginia Gwynn
Jaquelin Oliphant
Houston
Texas
Virginia
Winchester
Bruce
Eagle Lake
Edward C. Bruce
Jennie. .Rivers
Luttrell Family Holds Annual Reunion at Collinsville
The Luttrell family reunion drew 300 to 400 members and friends to Collinsville on August 9. Activities included speeches, a pie eating contest, and choral hymns, with many relatives visiting from Maryland Ohio and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luttrell
Collinsville
Public sale of improved Fogle Farm near Winchester Va
City of Winchester Virginia holds a public sale at eleven A M on Saturday August 30 1930 for the two hundred acre C R Fogle Farm three miles east of Winchester and near the Winchester Berryville Turnpike. Terms require cash to cover a Greenbrier Joint Stock Land Bank debt about 3000 and balance in one and two years with two purchaser bonds at six percent interest. Purchaser may pay all cash or assume bank debt. Special Commissioner Harry R Kern and others certify the sale under a court decree in Fogle vs Fogle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick Co
Winchester & Berryville
C R. Fogle
Greenbrier Joint Stock Land Bank
Joint Stock Land Bank
Harry R. Kern
John M. Steck
Donald L. Weems
James P. N
I. J. W. Baker
Frederick Co. Va
Jas. P Reardon
Fogle
J. W. Baker
Corporation Court
Jno. M
Washington Street
James P. Reardon
Corinne Barnett
Fenton
Public Sale and Divorce Suit in Winchester Court
Public sale of a brick dwelling in Winchester slated for July 26 1930 as part of Henry Haines v Laura Wells Haines divorce case. Defendant must respond within ten days. notice also posts at courthouse and in Evening Star. Describes nonresident defendant and publication requirements. A second notice announces a public auction July 30 1930 for 126 North Washington Street with terms including one third cash and two year installments secured by Deed of Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court OF the City OF
Winchester
Henry Haines
Laura Wells Haines
Corporation Court
Evening Star
Virginia
Corinne Barnett
Wealthy Oil Operator Dies After Operation
The wealthiest independent oil operator in the world died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after an epileptic stroke following an operation for goiter. He was 46, had thyroid trouble, and showed improvement before the August setback while his widow and family were at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Slick
Modern Method Lift Them Out Corns
The safest way to remove corns root and all in three to four nights with a Radox footbath. Oxygen liberated softens the corn and salts penetrate to the root, loosening it so it comes out. Get a package of Radox at Baker's Drug Store or any drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker’s Drug Store
15000 Miners And Families In Need Of Help
FRANKFORT Kentucky August 16 Fifteen thousand coal miners and their families were described to Governor Sampson as needing aid due to long labor trouble in western Kentucky coal fields Wage scale and working condition disputes caused a shutdown April first and only recently have some mines reopened An airplane raid in Webster county with nine bombs dropped culminated the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Frankfort
Sampson
Kentucky
Sbuyit UrsuAp
Aq Pemot
Webster County
Formally Held Charged With Fatal Stabbing
Luther Churchey aged 32 faces a coroner's jury finding of murder in the death of Roscoe Lewis 34 who died after stab wounds from a fight in Snickersville Washington county. He has been jailed since the affray and declined to discuss the case. Witnesses said a fist fight preceded the stabbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hagerstown
Mad
Luther Churchey
Roscoe Lewis
Slickersville
Washington County
Churchey
Snickersville
Lewis
Rain Lifts Tasks for Drought Relief Agencies
Officials said clerical help would be provided to the drought relief group as the commission readied to begin work. A DOE official returning from the Shenandoah Valley reported recent rains revived crops, offering cautious optimism for relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollard
Byrd
Smith
State Department of Agriculture
Shenandoah Valley
Pollard outlines drought relief and road plans in Virginia
Gov. Pollard returning from drought talks in Richmond said he would push a plan to keep highway work active through winter and aid farmers by selling sand and gravel and renting trucks. He supported federal aid road allotments and a Land Bank moratorium as immediate relief, noting one fourth of Virginia farmers borrow from Land Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Pollard
Todo
Henry G. Shirley
Hoover
Gov
Pol
Virginia
Washington
White House
Moorer
Banker
War Department
Howenly
Lake Michigan
Chicago
National Grange
G. C. Talbott
Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Sam H. Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Governers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mra. Teabee P. Batiler
Miss Rieman Recher
Mr. Parsons
Centenary Church
Hilda Hall
Charles McDonald
Hilda Margaret Hall
White Post
Clark County
United Brethren Church
Reliance
H. Eugene Richardson
Atlantic City
N. J
McDonald
T.C. Hall
State Teachers’ College of
Harrisonburg
C. S. McDonald
T. R. Moore
Mary Moore
Messrs
Jerome and
Ryland Moore
Charlottesville
G. M. Hauptman
South Braddock Street
Miss Brown
Virginia Rehill
Harris
Rehill
Mary Sullivan
Lucy Dean
Ella Brown
Frank Brown
Milton D. Bauserman
W. Va
Huntsberry's
Master Bakers’ Association
Corporation Court Clerk
Robert C. Snyder
Mary Ann Garver
York County
G. L. Snyder
Brodbecks
Charles C. Garver
Seven Valley, Pa
James E. Davis
Anne F. Hood
L. E. Davis
Northampton
N. C
Rezin Hood
Maggie Johnston
Allentown
Masters Billie and
Donald Dewar
Mrs
George Lind
County
M. K. Seekford
Mr. Judd
Springfield
Ohio
Nora Seekford
Massanetta Springs
Jordan Springs
Stephenson Social Club
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Soutter
Old Watering Place
Annapolis, Md
Washington Inn
South Stewart Street
Katherine Harrison
Carter
Augusta Conrad
Major
Holmes Conrad
Massachusetts
Nannie Tucker Payne
Camp Shenandoah
Island Ford
Robert M. Glass, Jr
Seabury Davies
Europe
Carl F. Massey
Cape May, N
William C. Stuart, Jr
Newport News
Margaret Hodgson Goss
New York
Loudoun Street
Charles H. Cook
Christina Cook
Valley Pike
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Louise Ramsburg
Memorial Hospital
Berryville
Edward McIntosh
Norma Gettier
Orlando, Fla
Eliza Diffenderfer
South Cameron Street
Florida
Florsheim Shoe Sale
Florsheim
Staunton
Falemang
W. T. House
Winchester Flour & Feed CO
Cumberland Valley Elevator
George Washington Hotel
Crystal Restaurant and Confectionery
SF News
Kent and
Boscawen Sts
The
Apple
Hotel Jack
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