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Social and Personal items note 4 pm for the following day and indicate that notices from this department may be mailed. The social reporter Mia Isabelle P Miller will be glad to receive notices between 3 and.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1930
Page
3
Social and Personal items note 4 pm for the following day and indicate that notices from this department may be mailed. The social reporter Mia Isabelle P Miller will be glad to receive notices between 3 and.
Surgery Co reports condition of a historic old tree in the Opequon neighborhood. Gustin presents a colorful slide collection on trees from apples to elms and beeches. Pruning and fertilizing issues are shown. The club thanks him for the exhibition. Next meeting is in February. Mary Martha Sunday school class at Centenary Reformed Church elected officers and held a social hour with refreshments.
Word from Winchester reports Mr. Huffman seriously ill in University Hospital. The list covers local residents visiting relatives and staff, including Miss Haldeman and Miss Josey from Philadelphia and Lexington, Ky, with holiday travel plans and family gatherings across Martinsburg Berryville and surrounding areas.
The Warren County Club met at Mrs. Henry S. Wagner’s Front Royal home with a Christmas program. Mrs. Wagner hosted a coffee reception as guests viewed a lush conservatory display. January’s meeting will feature a Rock Gardens paper by Mrs. W. E. Carson. Donations for Christmas baskets urged by Monday afternoon. Major social items include Miss Margaret Carter to marry Dr. Caleb S. Stone on January 31 at UVA. West Virginia couple Russell Pepper and Edith Emmart wed at a Baptist parsonage. Olympic team events feature a Massanutten Lodge dance honoring officers and spouses from Front Royal.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Crawford of Summit Point West Virginia spent time here today shopping. Mr. J. Lawrence Scott and Mr. J. Pittsburgh were guests at the George Washington. Miss Helen Buckley, ill at her home in the city for several weeks, continues to improve but cannot leave home yet.
Silas Lineburg and Margie Vance Lineburg were fined five dollars each after a public dispute on Winchester streets. Police intervened, taking them to headquarters where disorderly conduct was charged and later discharged by Judge Donald L. Weems.
Postmaster Stouffer announces Winchester stamp windows will stay open until 8 PM starting tomorrow night. The extended hours run every evening through Christmas Eve next Wednesday to help patrons buy stamps and mail parcels for the holidays.
The National Anti-Tuberculosis Association records show Virginia led the South in seal sales per capita in 1929. Winchester has traditionally topped Virginia cities in this effort, with workers reporting strong progress as Christmas nears and the Winchester chapter aims to finish strong.
Two score men worked over 100 hours to rescue Bingo a fox terrier from a cave at Mount Pleasant Iowa. Bingo is shown with his master Chester Mills after the rescue.
A Maryland circuit court grants a partial divorce to Mrs. Julia F. Beaver from Thomas D. Beaver on desertion grounds. Custody of their child Earl awarded to Mrs. Beaver with paternal visitation rights. Father to pay $20 monthly child support. no alimony awarded.
Grant J. Brown of Flint Michigan acted as his own attorney in a trial charging embezzlement by the former bank president. He represented himself and faced the court during the proceedings.
Chicago Board of Trade options largely closed as prices slipped amid weak pool and Winnipeg results. In final hour a firmer tone emerged in the Winnipeg pit with corn and rye posting gains. Closing futures show March corn at 72, May 13, July 74. oats March 33, May 34, July 33. rye March 46, May 46, July 46.
William Baker driving from Collinsville to Winchester to buy a burial vault for Robert Shade’s grave collided with Arthur S. Wright’s car near Siler. Both vehicles suffered damage, with Baker’s truck sustaining about 150 dollars in damage and Wright’s car heavily damaged. Wright tried to turn onto a roadway from North Frederick Pike near Hartman’s black smith shop. the burial vault was moved to the graveyard by another truck.
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