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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1931

Page

3

Social and Personal News from Winchester Virginia

Social notes describe entertaining guests in Front Royal and Winchester including Miss Winnie Davis Weaver and Miss Audrey Long. Teas and weddings planned for Miss Virginia Rehill and Jack Harrall with visits from Miss Julia McCarthy of Richmond and others attending dances and local events.

Winnie Davis Weaver Aubrey Weaver Front Royal Weaver Audrey Long Winchester the Plains Virginia Dover Russell Sally Paxton Louis L. Baker Westwood Byrd Thornton Bryarly Harry F. Byrd, Jr Philip Glai

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings

The calendar lists events at area churches clubs and lodges. Regular Rotary and Legion luncheons are scheduled at the George Washington Hotel. Turnout urged for United Daughters of the Confederacy Braddock Street Circle and Ladies Aid at Ridings Chapel. Tea honors for two brides to be hosted by the Girls Athletic Association.

United Brethren Church Rotary Club George Washin Hotel Turner Ashby United Daughters of Confederacy Herbert Larrick West Clifford Street Girls’ Athletic Association Virginia Rehill Louisa Hollis Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South T. J. Gatewood Shawnee Avenue Ladies’ Aid Society Ridings Chapel U. B. Church Arthur Walters East Piccadilly Street Willing Workers Society First Baptist Church F. O. E. Lodge

Warrenton Horse Show Dances Attract Big Crowd August 26 27

Warrenton hosts its annual horse show dances August 26 and 27 at the High School Auditorium under Tom Frost. The floor is waxed and performers Hulk O'Hara and his recording artists will provide music plus the Husk O’Hare led orchestra. Dances run 10 30 p m to 3 30 a m with debutantes and visitors from distant cities expected to attend. Mrs Duncan Elliott, wife of a Turkish embassy attache, will visit New York and Washington on route to Winchester Virginia to enroll her son in school before sailing back to Turkey in September.

Warrenton Tom Frost Hulk O’hara Chicago Husk O’hare Turkey Washington Post Duncan Elliott Col Elliott Istanbul New York Theodore Baldwin U.S. Air Corps Baldwin Washington Emma Perleyincoln Mintwod Place

Community News: Local Residents Return and Travel

The Rev. Dr. Luther A. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas with their children return from North Carolina. Several others, including Mrs. Lewis M. Allen and family, Miss Antonie Elizabeth Schwartz, and Mr. Harold Shirley, are visiting relatives or have returned from trips. Multiple residents report weddings, hospital stays, vacations, and house guests across Bluefield, Cumberland, Radford, Charlottesville, and nearby towns.

Luther A. Thomas Grace Lutheran Church Thomas North Carolina Harold Shirley Cumberland,Md John Cather Shenandoah Junction

Chicago Grain Closing Prices Report

Grain prices on the Chicago Board of Trade showed little news impact as speculators remained in control. Closing figures included 68% for July soybeans, 53 May, 58 December, 43% December, 38% May. oats 20.44 September, 22.35 December, 29% May. rye 34 September, 37% December, 41% May.

Chicago Board of Trade Oni Deunten Cember December

France Leads in Planes but Britain Fails Sea Control by Waiting

France has the most aircraft, but Britain did not secure sea dominance by delaying for favorable weather. The remark implies aerial superiority did not translate into maritime advantage through cautious timing.

France Britain

The Champion Golfer Joke and the Boss Parade

A reflective comment notes a champion golfer is defined by absence of Bobby. It argues no land feels secure under rulers who parade, hinting at leadership critique and social unease.

Sergeant's sale of Red Robin Tea Room assets in Winchester

By distress warrant C R Anderson vs Mrs Gladys Emmans trading as Red Robin Tea Room. Public auction at 163 N Main St Winchester Va August 29 1931 at noon. Items include piano ranges stoves radio furniture tables chairs glassware silverware two refrigerators and other articles. Cash terms. Lee Barr sergeant. Swanson auctioneer.

C. R. Anderson Gladys Emmans Red-Robin Tea Room N. Main St Winchester Lee Barr

Alfalfa Bill Murray Seen Eyeing 1932 Democratic Nomination

Charles P. Stewart discusses Oklahoma Governor Murray, alias Alfalfa Bill, as a potential Democratic presidential contender. He notes Murray’s bold stance against federal authority, oil policy shifts, and support from small oil operators, while warning big companies may resist. The piece projects Murray’s growing prominence for the 1932 convention.

Ashington D. C Bill” Murray Oklahoma Supreme Court of the United States Bill Mississippi Washington Murray

Cheese dessert habit linked to gall bladder tests

A medical column notes middle aged people instinctively end meals with cheese, likening it to a fat stimulus used to empty the gall bladder for diagnostic X rays. It says gall bladder issues rise after age 85, with 40 percent of those older showing stones or infection, while cheese acts like a tested method to ease heaviness after meals.

Logan Clendening W. D

Wanted first class baker for bakery position

A classified ad seeks a first class baker with at least five years of experience. Applicants must provide references and salary expectations. Address to Bakery c/o Star. The item notes a separate line about Mayor Jimmy Walker and a trip to Germany causing ovations, unrelated to the job posting.

Germany Jimmy Walker

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