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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1928
Page
5
Sam Pangle and C. L. Walter living west of Middletown were held in $1,000 bail each by Justice Tavenner on a grand larceny charge. Pangile alleged the men robbed him of $67 while asleep. they were found guilty and released on bond pending grand jury action the first Monday in October.
Mrs. Mansfield Horner and infant son visit from Hartford Conn with her mother Mrs. Lela Shumate. Families from Detroit Philadelphia and other cities vacation with their mother Mrs. Willie Denny. Porch bridge party honors Mrs. Dorothy Simms of Atlanta. Rev. and Mrs. Richcreek return from two weeks away. Edward Lee back from appendicitis surgery. Eva Massey and Marguerite Elliott returned from Mexico after a long trip and illness. Several residents attend Meade Memorial services and an excursion to Pen Mar with thirty five locals.
Guests gathered at the Johnston home with Ruth Berlin of Berryville visiting Aud rey Fritts. Families Creswell Rudicille and Emma Rudicille stayed in Willard Ohio two weeks with Mrs Shaffer. Audrey Fritts returned from Fredericksburg and Richmond. Valley Fritts came back from Winchester after her mother’s death. Bethel Irwin and Carl Irwin visited their uncle Mr Shaffer in Harrisonburg. Gladys Lucas spent time in Charles Town for a horse show. Betty Bell joined her back home. Frank Springman and Agnes Springman and Mr Payne plus Mrs Payne from Washington were guests of the Shaffers. A partisan note ends with a Republican voter for Smith and a Democrat for Hoover sharing the spotlight.
Eastern time listings for WJZ WOR WPG WBAL WEE WNAC WGR WMAK WTAG and others show concert programs church services and musical hour segments. Notable entries include Pennsylvanians Goldman Band Organ Recital and Dance Music across stations with times from morning to late evening.
A special musical program will be presented at the First Baptist Church Sunday from 8 to 8 45 p m. L Z Phillips professor of cornet trombone euphonium and valve instruments at Washington College of Music will participate. Rev T Clark preaches on Hidden Faults. The service features organ preludes hymns instrumental and vocal solos and a garden to the cross selection with finale Beautiful Isle of Somewhere.
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