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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1928

Page

3

Social and FP personalities host bridge party Virgil Street

Mrs. Fred Westies entertained at five tables of bridge at her home on NoVa North Loudoun Street for sister in law Mrs. C A Wal ingford of Ashland Kansas and Mrs. R M Finfrock of Savannah Georgia. Prizes went to Mrs. Ralph Whitmore first Mrs. Henry Kline consolation and Mrs. S A Slaughter cutting prize.

Fred Westies Fred Whetzell Nova North Loudoun Street C. A. Walingford Ashland Kans R. M. Finfrock Savannah Ralph Whitmore Henry Kline

Return from Canada Holiday by Grant Seabright party

Messrs Grant and John Seabright with sister Miss Hilda Seabright and Miss Goldie Brown have returned home after an eight day motor trip to Canada visiting Niagara Falls and other locations.

Canada Messrs Grant John Seabright Hilda Seabright Goldie Brown Niagara Falls

Engagement Announced Of Inez Ramsburg And W W Rodeffer

Mr and Mrs C H Ramsburg of Meadow Brook near Martinsburg West Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Inez Cecelia Ramsburg to Mr William W Rodeffer of Rainelle son of Mr W H Rodeffer of Charles Town West Virginia The marriage will take place in the early fall. The couple have many friends in Winchester and vicinity.

Erica Millar D. S Erica Millar Pochon G. Francis Mentz Miss Pochon Alfred Pochon Switzerland Virginia 5S. Rolfe Millar Mountain View Front Royal Mentz Naval Academy Annapolis Inez Ramsburg W. W. Rodeffer C. H. Ramsburg Meadow Brook Martinsburg W. Va Inez Cecelia Ramsburg William W. Rodeffer Rainelle W. H. Rodeffer Charles Town Ramsburg Mr. Rodeffer Winchester

Apple Exporter Arrives in Winchester with Wife

G. Ridgeway Cooper and Mrs Cooper of Liverpool England arrive in Winchester and stay at George Washington Hotel. Cooper represents the Liverpool apple exporting firm G R Cooper Harnden and Co with local Winchester offices. Also visiting are Baltimore residents Mr and Mrs Ben Kline and Mr and Mrs Henry Sibole with Mrs Kline's father James Dailey. Katherine Barnett goes to Baltimore to visit friends. Mrs L G Gatten of Philadelphia and Miss Helen Miley of Strasburg visit Willow Brook home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Baker.

Winchester G. Ridgeway Cooper Cooper Liverpool England George Washington Hotel Caoper G. R. Cooper, Harnden and Co Ben Kline Henry Sibole Baltimore Katherine Barnett L. G. Gatten Philadelphia Helen Miley Strasburg Joseph Baker Willow Brook The County

Windsor visitors from Newcastle and Montreal call on Winchester

Mr. W. Longfield of Newcastle upon Tyne England and Mrs. A. W. W. Kyle of Montreal Canada, representatives in the apple markets, visited Winchester on Saturday.

W. Longfield Newcastle-on- Tyne Eng A. W. W. Kyle Montreal Can Winchester

Tragedy on Bus Bridge Near Roanoke In December

The article recounts a double death when the bus carrying Jesse Dove and others faced rising water on a bridge near Buchanan Roanoke. Dove attempted to reach aid and disappeared as Craft also left the bus on the other end. E R Pflug of Roanoke supervised rescue efforts as another bus navigated back to Buchanan and then Roanoke.

Katherine Alice Louise Hammitt O. B. Austin Roanoke E. V. Bowyer New York City Lexington Buchanan Looney Creek Dove Dave Craft E. R. Pflug Townes Pflug

Adolfo de la Huerta May Become Mexican President

Reports in Spanish American circles say Adolfo de la Huerta, once provisional president and four years in exile in Los Angeles, may become provisional president after Calles term ends in December. A group from both sides is seeking to settle four years of differences and talks reportedly favor return to Mexico.

Associated Press Los Angeles The Examiner Adolfo de la Huerta Mexico Calles de la Huerta Alvero Obregon

President Cashes In On Dry Fly Casting Lesson

Superior Wis Aug 20 President Coolidge seeks to refine his fishing skills during vacation by taking a dry fly casting lesson from George Babb a veteran caster of fifty years Rob Roy the Presidents white collie objects to the instructor touching the president while demonstrations occur Babb born on the Brule river has taught casting for decades.

Associated Press Superior Wis President Coolidge Rob Roy Collie George Babb Brule River Mr. Coolidge

Upward Swing In Stock Market Held In Check

New York Aug 20 resumption of upward price movement in today’s stock market was impeded but not halted by higher call money rates. Despite credit stringency pools were active across many issues with several new highs as gains ranged from fractions to seven points. Call money rates renewed at six percent. as bankers began to call loans the rate rose to seven and then to seven percent.

Associated Press New York Poole

Former Dragon of Klan Renews Plea To Gain Freedom

David C. Stephenson former grand dragon of Indiana Ku Klux Klan renewed his bid for freedom by filing a habeas corpus petition in Laporte Circuit Court Judge John Richter ordered an immediate return and to bring Stephenson to court tomorrow at ten He is imprisoned in Michigan City serving a life term for the Hammond murder committed three years ago Two groups of attorneys filed the petition on his behalf

Associated Press Laporte Ind David C. Stephenson Indiana Ku Klux Klan Hammond Stephenson

Great Picnic and Home Coming at Gore

The Modern Woodmen of America hold their nineteenth annual picnic and yard party in Parish's Park near Gore Virginia on August 25. Arrangements promise the largest crowd yet with the Williamsport Band of 55 pieces returning from a Houston convention. The committee says it will be memorable to say I was there. A quoted comment from the Detroit News jokes about applying common sense in criminal law.

Woodmen of America Parish’s Park Gore Williamsport Houston

French Steamer Guests Not Searched For Hip Flasks

Assistant Secretary Lowman of the treasury said the search of people returning from a visit to the French liner Ile de France in New York harbor Friday night was mainly to prevent smuggling of diamonds narcotics and other merchandise. Any liquor found would be incidental to the main goal.

Washington Lowman The Treasury Ile de’ France New York Harbor

Chinese Restaurant Owner Lee Suey Shot Dead in Baltimore

Lee Suey a Baltimore restaurant proprietor died after being found propped in a chair with a bullet in his head. Police believe he guarded against an expected life threat linked to a quarrel with another Chinese man. One suspect was arrested for investigation.

Associated Press Baltimore Lee Suey Suey

Blackmer May Claim Illegally Obtained Evidence

Henry M. Blackmer's defense in the federal perjury case may argue that evidence was obtained illegally. His attorney disclosed an affidavit from former secretary Martha Thompson alleging she was abducted in June by U S secret service operatives and questioned at the district attorney's office.

Blackmer Associated Press Denver Col Henry M. Blackmer United States Martha Thompson United States Secret Service United States District Attorney's Office

Boy wins grand sweepstakes prize at health show

George Walter Metzger Jr. of Los Angeles, age three years five months, takes the grand sweepstakes prize at the National Health Baby Show. He is judged 95 percent perfect and stands beside the large silver cup, as pictured in the International Illustrated News.

George Walter Metzger, Jr Los Angeles International Illustrated News

Post Office seeks bids for mailbox platform and driveway work

United States Post Office Winches ter Virginia custodian invites sealed proposals to extend mailing platform and driveway at the building. Proposals due three p m September 3 1928 and public opening follows. Copies of specifications available from the custodian H C Stouffer.

U. S. Post Office Winchester

Practical girls of the neighborhood grow hair for windshield protection

A note from the Ohin State Journal mentions a practical girl in the neighborhood growing her hair long as a protective measure when passing through the windshield, reflecting a quirky local custom.

Ohin State Journal

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