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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1931
Page
3
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Church Events
A schedule lists events for the week including the Ladies' Aid Society at United Brethren Church Tuesday at 8:00 PM, Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Wednesday 12:45 PM, yard at Opequon Union Chapel, rain date Thursday, United Brethren Church annual picnic at Jordan Springs Thursday 1:00 PM, Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Thursday evening, Girls Athletic Association tea at club rooms, and American Legion Post luncheon Friday 12:30 PM at George Washington Hotel. Public invited to all activities.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
United Brethren Church
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Opequon Union Chapel
Jordan Springs
Rotary Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
American Legion Post
Ridings Chapel
Arthur Walters
East Piccadilly Street
Three Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
The Corporation Court clerk issued licenses to Thomas F. Trussell and Lorine E. Williams of Martinsburg West Virginia. John Cain and Bertha Clevenger of Winchester. and Fred Perry and Otila Machnick of Burlington North Carolina. The groomTrussell is a millworker, the Cain groom a laborer, and the Perry groom a barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court Clerk’s Office
Thomas F.trussell
Lorine E. Williams
Martinsburg
W. Va
Millard Trussell
Benjamin Williams
John Cain
Bertha Clevenger
Winchester
Herbert Cain
Local Society Notes Highlight Daughters of Confederacy Visit
Mrs Herbert Larrick hosts a special meeting at 403 West Clifford street to welcome Mrs Charles E Bolling Virginia Division president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Several social events and visits are listed including tea for brides elect Virginia Rehill and Louisa Hollis and various members’ travel and illness updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Larrick
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of Confederacy
West Clifford Street
Charles E. Bolling
Richmond
Virginia
Winchester
Betty Gibson
Charles Town
W. Va
E. D. Davis
John Mills
Washington
Kate Mills
Social notes highlight regional visitors and departures
Miss Frances Van Deventer and guests tour Washington to visit friends. Residents including Fred J. Thomas and Mrs. Louise Benner take vacations in Washington and New York. Several others travel to Norfolk Atlantic City and Baltimore for visits and recuperation, with local residents returning from trips and hosting gatherings at homes around Leesburg and Winchester.
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Frances van Deventer
Boyce
Mary Capper
Mabel Lantz
Pittsburgh
Washington
Fred J. Thomas
Warner Brothers
Capitol Theatre
New York City
Hilda Sokolsky
Baltimore
Philip Klompus
Morgan Pendleton
Lexington
Pendleton
Hunter H. McGuire
W. Nelson Page
Legionaires of Maryland to Hold State Convention
About 500 American Legion members will travel to Frostburg starting tomorrow for the state convention running Thursday through Saturday. More than 1,500 legionnaires are expected to attend. A key topic will be a prohibition resolution from a District of Columbia post condemning the eighteenth amendment. The banquet is set for Saturday evening with Governor Albert C. Ritchie and Louis H. Johnson slated to speak.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
American Legion
Frostburg
District of Columbia
Albert C. Ritchie
Louis H. Johnson
National Command
Disciples Convention Reports Growth and Activity
The eighty second annual convention of the Disciples of Christ Valley District met at Capon Bridge August 12 14 with 160 delegates. District membership reached 2730 up 104 from last year including 184 new members 123 by baptism. Total district funds were 36231.36 with 11590.42 for local preaching and Bible schools enrolling 2098 contributing 3264.98. Notable talks covered rural churches mission work youth higher education and India with leaders including W Lade Dudley Percy Thomas J T Handley and J A Tate. Next convention set for Woodstock August 16 1932 with Warren Baldwin re-elected president and Capon Bridge praised for hospitality.
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Disciples of Christ of the Valley District
Capon Bridge
J. Goode
W. Baldwin
D. H. Rhodes
W. Lade Dudley
John A. Tate
Warren Baldwin
W. L. Dudley
Marguerite Artz
Edith Saum
India
G. W Oliver
Percy Thomas
Disciples of Christ
Virginia
J. T. T. Handley
Lynchburg College
J. Mitchell Hoye
Fred D. Maphis
Warren Hastings
Eva Sager Hottel
Harry Saum
J. Leslie Saum
Bible School
Ruth Hisey
Christian Endeavor
Hazel Flenner
Women’s Missionary Work
Casper Rinker Descendants Hold Second Annual Reunion
The descendants of Casper Rin ker II gathered at the Payne home near Pikeside West Virginia on August 6 with over a hundred attendees from Indiana Maryland New York Tennessee Virginia and nearby counties. A. R. Rinker was reelected president and a renewal for next year was agreed upon. committee members and attendees are listed with many family names and towns. A closing watermelon treat capped a day of memory sharing. The editorial note ends with a quip about education costs deducting fines for loafing at home.
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Casper Rinker
E. L. Payne
Pikeside
W. Va
Johnson City
N. Y
Chattanooga
A. R. Rinker
Clara Foreman McAfee
Janet Pitzer Hoffman
Flossie Henshaw Boltz
Glenn Pitzer
Harvey Fishpaw
Chicago Grain Closing Prices on Sept Dec May Wheat and Corn
Speculators continued in control of the Chicago Board of Trade as closing prices were Wheat September 49, December 52, May 57 54 and Corn September 44 34. December prices truncated in copy.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Market Prices From December to May Crop Futures
The fragment lists grain futures with months and percentages for oats rye and December May positions. It shows September and December contracts and varied percent values alongside oats rye. The text appears as a table snippet of agricultural price movements without a clear narrative.
Toledo Banks Open Early To Give Confidence
Toledo banks opened early to reassure depositors after four banks failed to open yesterday. With millions in vaults, banks welcomed the first customers at 7 30 am and reported more cash on hand. Armored trucks delivered 11 000 000 in currency from the Cleveland Fed with more ready if needed.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Federal Reserve Banks
Cleveland
GMO
Homer D. Frye
The
Better Business Bureau
Frye
Young Wife Dies Spurning An Offer Of Reconciliation
In Baltimore on August 18 Mrs Mildred Leve 18 died after being shot by her middle aged husband Julius Lewn 45 who then shot himself. The two had argued after he visited her sister's home the previous night and the reconciliation offer was rejected.
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Conrad Cunningham
Edgar L. Hahn
Helen Hughes
Wilmington
Del
D. P. Wingfield
Woodstock Avenue
Mr. Hahn
Freda Klompus
Memorial Hospital
Philip Klompus
South
Loudoun Street
Mary Ann Rogers
Emma Turner
Front Royal
Robert Noerr
Ridgefield
N. J
W. G. Hardy
Associated Press
Baltimore
Mildred Leve
Julius
Lewn
Thesh
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