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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1925

Page

3

Ada Streit Weds John L Shively in Martinsburg Wedding

Miss Ada B Streit daughter of Mrs Catherine Streit and the late Mr Ja cob Streit married John L Shively of Keedysville Md in a ceremony at We. Fescence a os Ce The bride wore white georgette with orange blossoms and bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. The groom’s nephew Ralph Lyon served as best man. A musical program featured Mrs Floyd Haines and Evelyn Stouffer. The couple left for Martinsburg W Va for a wedding trip and will reside with the bride’s mother on North Braddock street.

Ada B. Streit Catherine Streit Jacob Streit John L. Shively Keedysville Mra. Lewis Mary Glenn Lupton Williaam Lupton Ralph ‘Lyon Cleveland Harry Stouffer Evelyn Stouffer Martinsburg W. Va Baltimore and Ohio North Braddock Street Hugh Streit Frederick County

Mrs McKinster Leaves To Buy Emmert Millinery Styles

Mrs. H. E. McKinster departed for eastern cities to attend initial showings of spring and summer millinery styles for F. B. Emmert Son and Company. She has led Emmett millinery parlors for years and will select a large stock of the latest fashions.

McKinster Emmert H. EB. MecKinster F. 8. Emmert, Son and Company Emmett

Fort Loudoun DAR Meeting Set For Next Wednesday

The Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its regular monthly meeting at 3 o'clock next Wednesday afternoon at Fort Loudoun Seminary. Hostesses include Mrs. Harry R. Greene Mrs. Warren Rice Mrs. W. W. Glass Mrs. Grover C. Cooper and Mrs. Charles W. Trenary.

Fort Loudoun Daughters of the American Revolution Fort Loudoun Seminary Harry R. Greene Warren .Rice W. W. Glass Grover C. Cooper Charles W. Trenary

Day ton girl recovering from ankle injury on skating day

Miss Viola Rinker of Stephens City injured her ankle while skating on ice in Dayton Virginia where she attends Shenandoah Collegiate Institute as a music student. She is greatly improved and expects to return to Dayton soon to resume studies.

Viola Rinker J. D. Rinker Stephens City Dayton Shenandoah Collegiate Institute

Fragmentary OCR record of puzzle word list and numbers

A garbled OCR fragment lists words and numbers like Supplications 18 Prospectively 1 and Rise 16 Din 16, with scattered terms Patt Li Tar Nods Kine Tle Mong and a stray Game Ink Disc. The text resembles a word puzzle or puzzle game fragment with no clear narrative or events.

Ink Patt Li Tar Nods Kine Tle Rise Din Node

Mrs Brodie Visits In Hospital In Baltimore

Mrs. Cora T. Brodie left this morning for Baltimore to visit her daughter Mrs. William L. Irwin who recently underwent an operation at the Woman's Hospital. Mrs. Irwin's condition is improving slowly and she will be moved to her home when her condition allows.

Cora T. Brodie Baltimore William L. Irwin Woman’s Hospital

Valley Promoters Plan Valentine Dance at Washington Hotel

Promoters announced a Valentine dance in the George Washington Hotel ballroom on Friday evening February 13. Music will be by Joe Verzi's Serenaders, eight “shieks of syncopation.” The dance runs 8:30 to 12:30 and may extend to 1 if hotel guests permit. Invitations will be mailed in a few days.

George Washington Joe Verzi Orelock

Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Miss McVay Home

The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet at Miss Margaret McVay's home at 483 North Main Street at 8 o clock Thursday evening February 5. The secretary urges full attendance of society members.

Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Margaret Mcvay North Main Street

Miss Elizabeth Brown Returns to Strasburg After Visit

Miss Elizabeth S Brown returns to Strasburg Virginia after spending a few days with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Oscar Brown on north Brad dock street her visit here concluded last evening with family company and goodbyes

Elizabeth S. Brown Strasburg, Va Oscar 8. Brown North Braddock Street

Whitehead and Rosenberger Return from East Business Trips

Messrs. George N. Whitehead and Ralph Rosenberger returned last evening from business trips to eastern cities.

Messrs George N. Whitehead Ralph Rosenberger

Lawrence Weems Arrives Here From Washington

Mr. Lawrence Weems arrived here last evening from Washington.

Mr. Lawrence Weems Washington

Mr and Mrs Clyde DeHart Leave For Brunswick Visit

Mr and Mrs Clyde DeHart departed last evening to visit friends in Brunswick Maryland.

Clyde DeHart Brunswick, Md

Boxwell and Robinson Visit Charles Town Folks

Messrs. Charles H. Boxwell and Frank Robinson from Charles Town West Virginia spent yesterday afternoon with relatives and friends in town, returning last evening.

Charles H. Boxwell Frank Robinson Charles Town W. Va

Mrs Charles W Tronary Hosts Bridge Club at West Pall Mall

Mrs Charles W Tronary entertained a bridge club today at her home on West Pall Mall street. Several participants attended, enjoying a social afternoon of card play and conversation in a cordial setting.

Charles W. Tronary West Pall Mall Street

Valley academy girls beat Randolph-Macon 26 to 20

Mrs We Hagetes of Middletown and her sister Mrs Welby Cox visited. the Sheandoah Valley Academy basketball team defeated Randolph-Macon Academy Front Royal yesterday afternoon 26 to 20. Mrs Clara V Fulty, former millinery corset fitter in Martinsburg W Va, has returned to continue at Ida Wyndham's millinery parlors on West Water street.

Sheandoah Valley Academy Randolph-Macon Acadmy Roya Dad Clara V. Fulty Martinsburg W. Va Mise Ida Wyndham West Water Street

Mrs Be Geeee of the Chesa re Telephone Com Te

Mrs Be Geeee appears in a clipped newspaper item noting her day as part of a local social column. The fragment references a connection to the Chesa re Telephone Company and mentions daily activities without further context or outcomes.

Be Geeee The Chesare Telephone, Com- Te

Mrs Shryock and daughter head to Annapolis visit

Mrs. F A Shryock and her daughter departed today for Annapolis Maryland to visit friends and relatives.

F. A. Shryock Annapolis, Md

Mrs Whitacre Improves After Illness at Howard’s Chapel

Mrs John R Whitacre widow of a noted veteran school teacher in Winihoch Weeder County near Howard's Chapel is improving after several days of paralysis at her home. The report says her condition is stabilizing and she shows signs of recovery.

John R Whitacre Theopular Winihoch Weeder County Howard's Chapel

Mr and Mrs Maxime Ducharme Plan Day Trip to Luray

Mr and Mrs Maxime Ducharme will motor tomorrow to Luray where they will spend the day.

Maxime “Ducharme Luray

Miss Mary Russell to entertain at Saturday home dance

Miss Mary Greenway Russell will entertain at a Saturday night dance at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Russell to celebrate her birthday. The Shenandoah Valley Academy orchestra will furnish the music.

Mary Greenway Russell H. K. Russell Shenandoah Valley Academy

Philadelphia Representative Visits Town At Local Hosiery Firm

Mr. Daniel Coffey of Philadelphia represents the McCallum Hosiery Company and is spending a few days in town meeting local merchants and inspecting facilities.

Daniel Coffey Philadelphia The McCallum Hosiery Company

Miss Molly Wood Heads to Washington for Tea

Miss Molly Wood leaves for Washington to attend a tea tomorrow hosted by Mrs. Isaac Mann at her home on Sixteenth Street.

Molly Wood Washington Isaac Mann

Mauck Returns Home From Visit to Reliante, Virginia

Mrs. Mauck, who had been visiting her mother Mrs. J B Sho walter for a week, returned today to her home in Reliante Virginia.

F. Mauck J.B. Showalter Reliante

Local Visitors From Harpers Ferry Call on Friends

Mrs. Ry Youre and Miss M J Beider of Harpers Ferry spent the day in town visiting friends and taking in the local scene.

Ry Youre M. J Beider Harpers Ferry

Mr AB Dove Represents United States Rubber Co.

Mr AB Dove acts as a representative for the United States Rubber Company seated in Seat A. The note records a formal appointment or presence at a meeting or event. Further context on the proceedings or actions is not provided in the fragment.

AB. Dove The United States Rubber Company

Carpenter Guest at the Jack Hotel

Mr H. Carpenter of the Shenandoah Boxboard Paper Company is staying as a guest at the Jack Hotel.

H. Carpenter The Shenandoah

Libby official taken ill at the Jack Hotel

Mr Eugene McCauseland a Libby McNeil and Libby Company representative from Chicago staying at the Jack Hotel fell ill with sinus trouble and is now a patient at Memorial Hospital.

Eugene McCauseland Libby, McNeil and Libby Company Chicago Jack Hotel Memorial Hospital

Johnsons and Good Hosts Share Christmas Guests

Mr and Mrs W S Johnson of Acteurs Pa host a Christmas gathering with Mr and Mrs William Good and Mr Arthur Good visiting since Christmas. Their relatives Mr and Mrs W B Ritter have now returned to Washington.

William Good Arthur Good W. B. Ritter Washington

Notable Hosts and Travel Details From City Hotel Scene

Mr F R Fhersole of John Mansfield Company Philadelphia is at the Jack Hotel. Mrs Herbert S Larrick leaves for Baltimore to attend the funeral of Henry McKee. Mr George D Worthington of New York City, manager of American Hotels, Mr Herbert J Hass auditor, and Colonel L Bell of New York attend the George Washington Hotels event.

F. R. Fhersole The John Mansfield Company ‘of Philadelphia Jack Hotel Herbert S. Larrick Baltimore Henry McKee George’ D. Worthington New York City American’ Hotels Corporation Herbert J. Hass L. Bell New York Gre George Washington Hotels

Mrs Willam Whittington Returns Home From Illness

Mrs Willam Whittington has recovered from illness and returned to her home on South Bradedy Street in Wheafield after visiting her mother Mrs J Japman.

Willam Whittington J. Japman South Bradedy Street Wheafield

Local social notes and meeting announced

R L Kean and J W Happert, Cumberland Md salesmen, stay at Hotel Jacob. Mrs DC Summers of Lacy Springs visits cousin Mrs John Lapton then heads to Washington to see brother Samuel Harris. A J Maschauer of Doubleday Hillectric Company returns home after days in town. Mrs Paul R Tiener to Philadelphia to stay with her parents M H Lanham. The Girls Athletic Association holds its regular monthly meeting at 7 24 tonight.

DC. W. Summers Lacy Springs John Lapton Ray Avenue Samuel Harris A. ‘J. Maschauer The Doubleday-Hillectre Company Washington Paul’ R. Tiener M. H. Lanham Philadelphia Girls’ Athletic Association

Miss Anne Irvy Called Home After Mother's Death

Miss Anne Irvy, longtime Handley School teacher, was summoned to her Blackstone Virginia home tonight by the sudden passing of her mother, Mrs. J. P. Irvy, in an unexpected all-night collapse.

Anne Irvy Handley School Blackstone J. P. Irvy

Miss Sadie Miller Returns Home to Middletown

Miss Sadie Miller, long guest of Mr and Frank Reed on Land Avenue, has returned home in Middletown after several weeks away.

Sadie Miller Mr. and Frank Reed Land Avenue Middletown

Imprisoned man Collins Cave City news update

Stephens City residents contributed funds to pay for a long distance call to Cave City Kentucky for news on Collins a prisoner of war status. The message indicated a ground collapse hampered rescue efforts and progress appeared grim by Friday night.

Ste Collinks Cave Collins

Wowra Pleads Guilty and Sentenced to Jail

Robert Wowra faced Justice Worsley on illegal possession charges after withdrawing a prior not guilty plea. He agreed to a jail term and costs, with the case concluding as the police matter was disposed of, pending further action.

Robert Wowra

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