Social and Personal Note to Mr Miller
Social and Personal notice states Mr Kabeile P Miller will receive ephons between 3 and 40 mm for the following day as arranged by the department.
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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1931
Page
3
Virginia veterans group to meet in Richmond on January 12
Mrs B M Roszel of Winchester presides as executive of the American Legion auxiliary. Delegates from across Virginia attend the Richmond session to outline next year’s programs for disabled World War veterans and plan a large Virginia delegation to the National Defense Conference in Washington. The meeting follows the January 12 agenda with speakers and rehabilitation focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of the American
B. Mi. Rossel
Ee Serene Aesacione Laan All- Virginia
Beooday
Jan
B. M. Rossel
Auxiliary
Richmond
Tela
State
Murphy's Hotel
American Leym
Legion
Ameiian Legion
Virginia
Constitution Hall
Washington
Roszel
B. M. Roszel
Winchester
Reba Barrett Smith
Alexandria
Frances Opie Brown
Dunlop and Evans Win Marriage License
Yesterday afternoon in the corporation clerk's office Arthur L. Dunlop and Miss Margaret Ann Evans, both of this city, obtained a marriage license. The groom is an insurance solicitor, son of T. A. Dunlop of the county. The bride is a daughter of Samuel Evans of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pollard
Associated Press
Richmond
Suzanne Pollard
Virginia
United States
Herbert Boatwright
Washington
Vireshia
Executive
Governor's Mansion
Boatwright
Postwright
Maynard L. DeHaven
Emma V. Davis
Daniel DeHaven
William Davis
Gainesboro
Mr. Dunlop
Dance and social rounds fill year end in Front Royal area
Returning from the student faculty meeting crowds fill Updike Hall Front Royal as Jack Schill and his West Virginians draw a warm welcome from Winchester residents. Apollo Hall Martinsburg hosts Night Hawk Club with Potomac Club Orchestra. Miss Sally Huntress Weds Lieut. C T Clendenning U S N in Lakehurst N J. Several social and family notes follow including visits, guests at the George Washington Hotel and local celebrate New Year gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Updike
Front Royal
Jack Schill
West
Sally Huntress
C.T. Clendenning
Henry H. Lineweaver
George Huntress
Washington
Loudoun County
Cyrus Turner Clendening
Clendenning
Lakehurst
N. J
Miss Huntress
New York
Clendennings
William W. Rapley
Harriet Huntress
Henrietta Cornwell
Oscar H. Cornwell
Detroit
Mich
Cornwell
State Teachers’ Co
Farmville
Book- Cadillac
National Council of Student Associations
Guests and travelers visit over the holiday season
The note lists visits by Mr and Mrs Elize Bledsoe and Mr Edsel Giffin of Capon Bridge to A C Oates in North Loudoun. Carrie Hunter to Cochran from Chattanooga crowds, plus Clifton New Jersey guest J L Mattee at Gail Brumbaugh in Hagertown. Trone Sprint improves after grippe, Adeline Serre visits Mansfield, Eva Taylor returns to Englewood, E Clay Krebs returns to Philadelphia.
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New York
Esther Willey Edmondson
Charles E. Edmondson
Middletown
Frederick Schausse
Baltimore
Edmondson
Little Church
Sarah Horton
Washington
Toledo
Ohio
M. C. Jackson
High View
W. Va
A. C. Oates
North Loudoun Street
Elize Bledsoe
Edsel Giffin
Capon Bride
North Loudou
Carrie Hunter
Co Ja
D. C
Robert Kennedy
Gail Brumbaugh
Hagerstown, Md
Charles D. Funk
South Loudoun Street
Adeline Serre
Warrenton, Va
H. B. McCormac
Mansfield
Eva Taylor
Mary Myers Taylor
North Braddock Street
Englewood, N. J
E. Clay Krebs
Philadelphia
Frank H. Krebs
Mr. Krebson
Soldier Sent To Jail For Annoyance In Danville Strike
Private Otis M. Bryant of Company B was jailed thirty days and fined 25 for allegedly annoying two women in Schoolfield while intoxicated. Private John Coleman of Company C faced drunkenness charges and was handed to military authorities. Both served with the National Guard at Dan River Cotton Mills amid a union strike with units from Staunton Charlottesville and South Boston returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Danville
Otis M. Bryant
Company B
Schoolfield
Bryant
John Coleman
Company C
National Guard
Dan River Cotton Mills
National Guards Aen En
Staunton
Charlottesville
Boston
Diary of Dead Girl Examined in Homicide Probe
The diary of Beulah Limerick a 19 year old who died from natural causes was examined by police seeking a clue after a bullet in her brain was found. Five men and two brothers are being held for investigation with more arrests expected. An unknown caller reported a dying girl at Limerick’s home and Dr Lyman Greene found the body on a ground floor cot with no sign of a struggle. The hair covered the wound and the bullet was discovered hours later by an undertaker.
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Associated Press
Waashington
Lyman Greene
Marines Slain in Nicaragua Clash Reported
Washington dispatch reports eight Marines killed and two seriously wounded in a clash with bandits in Nicaragua. Brig. Gen. Myers said the battle occurred about 12 miles north of Chontales, with a first sergeant among the dead and several privates. Wounded were evacuated by airplane.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nicaragua
Navy
John T. Myers
Qhatal
18 Years Given Man Who Slew Boy By Torture
Ray Pat Henry was sentenced to 18 years in a state penitentiary for second degree murder in the death of three year old Garlan Bayless on Grand View Island in the Ohio River last September. The case involved torture and killing at a drunken party. Henry’s brother Charles and Clyde McBee await trial, James Dunn received voluntary manslaughter terms.
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Associated Press
Middlebourne
W. Va
Ray Pat Henry
Grand View Island
Ohio River
Garlan Bayless
Clais
Henry
Charles
James Dunn
Clyde McBee
Island
Henry Brothers
Dunn
Charles Henry
McBee
Free Lodging for 777 Transients at Winchester Police Station
Records show 777 men from 37 states and Quebec used lodging at Winchester police headquarters in 1930. The mostly peaceful crowd peaked in Oct–Dec with over 100 per month. many sought homeward travel while police offered no meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
C. W. Hollis
United States
Quebec
Canada
Hollis
Mystery Veils Deaths of Wealthy Man and Wife
John Welch and his wife were found slain in their farm home on Tuesday night, neighbors discovering the bodies on the living room floor the next day. Six pistol cartridges lay on the floor as Sheriff James Turner suspects robbery, noting the couple were known for their wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welch
James Turner
Welchs
Owen Eh
Centenary Reformed Church to Hold Annual Meeting
The Centenary Reformed Church will hold its annual congregational meeting and a preparatory service tomorrow evening at 7 30 announcing by Pastor Rev S L Flickinger. A full congregation attendance has been urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris A. Lineweaver
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Garrett Park Church
Centenary Reformed Church
S. L. Flickinger
Bee colony population changes with seasons
An average bee colony holds 50 000 to 75 000 workers when storing surplus honey and declines to 10 000 to 15 000 by early spring as winter ends.
Mayan Indians Avoid Coffins Burdening Afterlife
Mayan people of British Honduras often do not bury the dead in coffins due to a belief that a deceased person must carry the coffin to heaven, a burden seen as inappropriate for the soul's journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Honduras
Young 1931 swept in with wave of noise
Reports from New Year’s Day describe robberies and shootings as crowds in Chicago and Baltimore marked the first day of 1931. In Chicago, three thugs held up the C and O Cafe, wounding two policemen and a patron, with one officer killed and others wounded. seven robbers attempted a taxi cab hold up, wounding a driver. In Baltimore, a man died of acute alcoholism and dry agents arrested fifteen as prohibition officials upheld restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hale’ Thompson
North Clark Street
Martin Joyce
John Mailer
John Rupert
John Dondruska
Baltimore
William Little
Russian Outpost Fort Rose Established 1806 Redwood Garrison
Fort Rose in northern California served as a Russian outpost for 30 years, threatening Spanish possessions in what later became the Redwood empire resort lands of San Franciscans. Established in 1806 by Count Rezanov, it was garrisoned by 250 men and notable for the Greek chapel and stockade corner built of redwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Rose
California
Redwood Empire
Count Rezanov
More Marriages Fewer Divorces In Town County
Corporation Court Clerk J Gray Beverley reports 1930 set a record with 157 marriage licenses issued in the city, up from 134 in 1929. Frederick county issued 78 licenses, the smallest on record. Divorces fell to 27 in the Corporation Court, two fewer than 1929, with county divorces also down from past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gray Beverley
Corporation Court
Frederick County
Circuit Court
Death of Marshal Joffre Reported Then Denied
Paris January 1 Marshal Joffre, thought to be dead after a noon bulletin, outlived the report as physicians announced he remained alive and resting. By 1 pm officials denied the death and at 4 30 pm said he had been unconscious since 11 am with respiration 35 and pulse 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Marshal Joffre
Milwaukee youth builds Cologne cathedral from matches
Hans Swoboda aged 21 of Milwaukee constructed a scale model of the Cologne Cathedral using 2,500,000 matches, a feat reflecting remarkable patience and precision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Swoboda
Milwaukee
Cologne
Three Students Die in Auto Hit by Freight Train
In Van Wert Ohio three Convoy high school students Morris Kreischer 17 Dilt Burley 17 and Ward McDaniels 17 died instantly when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train early today. The youths were returning one classmate from a party to his home when the collision occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
van Wert
Ohio
Here
Pennsylvania
Morris Kreischer
Dilt Burley
Ward McDaniels
Convoy
Columbus Names Tortugas Islands in West Indies
The Cayman Islands were named by Columbus for the abundant turtles in the area, including Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac. He dubbed the group Tortugas reflecting the large turtle population observed in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cayman Islands
West Indies
Grand Little Cayman
Cayman Brae
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