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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1932

Page

8

Solon Sees U S Ownership If Rail Bonds Fail

Solon notes R F C loans to railroads raise question of future value of 68 year bonds. Senator Fletcher discusses risks and possible US takeovers as railroads face competition from autos, buses, air and waterways. He foresees possible socialist drift and government guarantees expanding losses.

Baltimore & Ohio Interstate Commerce Commission Reconstruction Finance Corporation R.i&c Duncan A. Fletcher Florida Washington

Berkeley Woman Seeks Divorce From S J Cooper

Mrs Frances Cooper represented by Attorney Robert H Boyd asks Berkeley County Circuit Court in Martinsburg for divorce from husband S J Cooper and for counsel fees court costs and alimony for herself and infant children. She alleges he spent wages on another woman. They married in Middletown Virginia in August 1912.

Frances Cooper Robert H. Boyd Berkeley Martinsburg J. Cooper Cooper Middletown

Social Scene At Millwood Center With Friends In Town

Millwood social notices describe a busy week of guests and gatherings. Mrs Hugh M Nelson hosts and hosts attend dinners with Edward Gay Butler Hunter McGuire and others from Baltimore Winchester Front Royal and Alexandria. A Blue Ridge Country Club monkey golf tournament honors Cary Harrison and guests. Several dances dinners and bridge parties follow at The Glen The Tubyries and homes of local families with invitations to Miss Betsy Patterson Miss Nancy Wortham Miss Mary Carter Randolph and more.

Hugh M Nelson Jetus William H. Wilsale Baltimore Long Branch Edward Gay Butler Hunter McGuire Winchester C. C. Shriver Hugh M. Nelson Cary Harrison Blue Ridge Country Club Susan Steck Basil Ryan Nancy Wortham Susan Carter Benjamin Harrison Virginia Jacobs Mary Greenway Russell Evelyn Page McGill Gwynne Harrison Elizabeth Jones Charles Beatty Nat Burwell Page John Townsend Burwell, Jr Robert P. Page Hamilton Page Henry Post Mitchell Peter Williams Berryville William H. Wilmer Wilmer George H. Burwell Edward G. Butler Col Hitt Miss Hitt Front Royal Millwood King’s Daughters Roland G. Mitchell the Glen Ausedey Feees Powell Money Post Mitchell Betsy Patterson Cary Randolph Alexandria B. O’ Fy Randolph Loraine Jones Kirkwood Mary Carter Randolph Charles Consolvo Richard Evelyn Byrd Tom Byrd Joseph Wright Shirley Carter Ullerton Read D. W. Burch Summit Point Robert Chew New York John Chew Ann Meade Margaret Della Meade Lewis B. Meade, Jr Mary Burchard Jane Cary Randolph Charles Lee Burwell Roland G

Veterans' Sons Called To Meet In Radford September

Gen. R. M. Colvin of the Grand Camp of Virginia Sons of Confederate Veterans calls for the annual state meeting in Radford from September 6 to 8. The E. M. Ingles Camp No. 695 8 C V extends the invitation, with J. P. McDonnell offering college grounds and faculty support to visiting veterans, sons and daughters.

R. M. Colvin Virginia Sons of Confederate Veterans Radford E. M. Ingles C. V Cote J. P. McDonnell Sons and Daughters

R F Baby Dies Suddenly in Shepherdstown

Raymond Francis Baby retired stock broker of New York and Shepherdstown died of angina pectoris at his Shepherdstown summer home. He was a George Washington University Law graduate and longtime brokerage figure with New York offices. Survived by wife Emily Gest Baby and stepson Walter B. Pierce, with funeral at Shepherdstown Catholic Church. He had ties to Opequon Golf Club and local communities.

Raymond Francis Baby New York Shepherdstown George Ashington University Weemnetos Jefferson County Raymond A Josephine Chaperton Baby Samai Canada Emily Gest Baby Walter B. Pierce Detroit Guy Barham Baby Opequon Golf Martinsburg Winchester

Miss Trenary Captures Martinsburg Tennis Singles Title

West Virginia University star Miss Virginia Trenary won the Martinsburg tourney singles, beating Miss Elizabeth Wever 17-5 6-3. The win came as no surprise though her form varied. In the consolation men’s singles Whitacre defeated Meadows 3-6 6-4 6-2 2-6 7-5, and the men’s debate finals were postponed.

Virginia Trenary West Virginia University St. James (Md Martinsburg Elizabeth Wever Bobby Whitacre Robert Meadows

Carson Shade Bankrupt in West Virginia Court

Carson Shade a Glen Gary farmer is adjudicated bankrupt in the Northern District of West Virginia. Creditors meet at Referee W H Thomas office on Tuesday September 6. Liabilities listed at 10 297.78 with assets of 8 219.75 and 200 exemption claimed. Secured debts amount to 4 050.50 with 2 978.88 unsecured. Assets include real estate bills and notes 4 361.75, animals 65, horses 15, vehicles 25.

Carson Shade Glengary United States Court West Virginia C. G. Gain W. H Thomas Shade

Warren Man Ends Life on 51st Birthday in Warren County

Joseph A. Rutherford a blacksmith of Linden Warren County shot himself in the head with a .32 pistol yesterday at his home. He died after two hours, his fifty first birthday the day of the tragedy. Family health worries were given as the motive. He was unmarried with parents and five siblings surviving. An inquest was deemed unnecessary.

Joseph A. Rutherford Linden Warren County Mark Rutherford

Chicago’s Garden City nickname roots in park growth

In 1869 Chicago launched wide park development and soon surpassed 1,887 acres of parkland. The expansion earned the city the nickname Garden City, a name that remains on the municipal coat of arms.

Chicago

Insurance policy promises weekly indemnity for accidents

A brief notice touts "Income Insurance" with small investment providing ready cash when needed. It claims the accident policy pays weekly indemnity for every covered accident while the insured is disabled.

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