Winchester New Year Plans and Local Social Notes
Christian Endeavor leaders map state activities for 1931 and urge members to learn duties. New Year’s Eve services at Centenary Reformed Church, plus holiday decorations and garden club prize winners in Front Royal. Local residents travel, marry, host gatherings, and report hospital and community events across Winchester and Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Barfield
W. H
HH. Baker
Winchester
Centenary Reformed Church
8. L. Flickinger
Front Royal
Warren Garden Club
General Brown
Colonel Wagner
William E. Carson
WA. C. Carson
Gibbs
van Dusen
William Weaver
Carey
Holiday party guests fill Opéquon church event
The Old Opéquon Memorial Church holiday gathering featured scripture reading by Rev. Morrow and singing led by William and Godfrey Miller. Guests included Nannie Braithwaite, Julia Braithwaite, Carl Hawkins, Emily Hawkins, and many others. The event closed with a hallway reception and the blessing “God Be With You Till We Meet Again.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and Godfrey Miller
Howard Lake
Joseph Baker
Ada Glass Baker
Elizabeth
Margaret
Mildred Tidler
Wilbur Tidler
Madeline Orndoff
Marie Morrow
Charlotte Campbell
Marie Cammer
Carroll Campbell
Joan Cammer
Elsworth Orndoff
John Snyder
W. J. Ward
Democrats and Republicans Post House Spending Totals
The Democratic National Committee reported expenditures of 612 647 dollars for 1930 to the House clerk. The Republican congressional campaign committee said it spent 264 995 dollars and the Republican senatorial committee 50 203 dollars. The D N C closed the year with a 636 222 dollar deficit, 225 250 owed to chairman John J Raskob.
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Washington
House
Democratic National Committee
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Republican Senatorial Committee
John J. Raskob
Plan Flight To Paris With Load Of Foodstuffs
Mrs. Beryl Hart and Lieut. W. S. Mac Laren plan a trans Atlantic flight aboard the Trade Wind cargo plane. The 200 pound food cargo aims to prove ocean flying can be a sound commercial venture. The route will depart New York or Paris via Bermuda and the Azores with Hart piloting and MacLaren navigating.
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Associated Press
New York
Beryl Hart
W. S. MacLaren
Paris
Bermuda
Azores
Hart
MacLaren
Annapolis
Navy
Panama Overthrow Reported as President Resigns
Revolt forces President Arosemena to resign in Panama as government troops clash around the palace. At least ten killed and many wounded. U S minister Roy Davis weighs intervention while the U S legation is placed under guard. Local reports cite Colon authorities sending police to bolster the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell F. Ayres
Spain
Italy
Cuba
Costa Rica
Roy Davis
United States
Colon
Arosemena
Panama
Washington
State Department
Legation
Boston
Maas
Republic of Panama
United States Legation
Stock Markets Open Year With Quiet Strength
New York reports a sober start to the year as markets show quiet strength after early selling. Bonds reflect investor buying while profit taking from the 1930 rally is delayed for tax purposes. Rail, oil and motor shares trend up as year end credit firmless breaks. Call money reforms to 3 percent, then 1.25 percent, lowest since September.
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New York
Stoc
Christmas Entertainment Unites Three Churches in Boyce
The Episcopal Methodist and Baptist arches joined for a parish hall Christmas program featuring choir carols and a Star of Bethlehem pageant. After the show attendees received a Christmas rent. Nearby, New Year’s Eve dinner guests included families from Winchester Front Royal and Dallas. The Boyce Agricultural High School reopens Monday after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
L. E. Russell
J. Brown
Lawrence
Winchester
Yates Willey
Front Royal
Lawrence Garver
Lorraine Moody
Dallas
Texas
Pauline Royston
Bevelle Brown
Henry Jenkins
Millwood
Marie Fries
Frances
Doris Reid
Jolliffe
Jane Jolliffe
Nancy V. Duvall
Ruth Duvall
Bruce
Willian Duvall
Collingswood
N. J
Roy P. Duvall
Stephenson
Harvey Duvall
Chicago Grain Closing Prices on New York Upswing
Chicago Board of Trade grain prices rose with July wheat up three cents from Wednesday, corn up over three cents, oats about two cents, and rye deliveries gaining two. Traders credited persistent buying by a prominent Chicago commission house as closing quotes for March May July contracts in wheat corn and oats were reported.
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Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Chicago Commission
Bodies of Boys and Father Found Shot To Death
In Lincoln Massachusetts today the bodies of two boys ages 12 and 14 and their father were found shot to death. The boys were located in a parked sedan while the father’s body was found nearby with a revolver in his hand.Police reported a possible murder suicide incident.
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Hollis
C. W. Hollis
City Hall
Lincoln
Mass
Peter W. Fletcher
Watertown
Father
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William A. March
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Howard March
Howard, Jr
St. Elmo Cooper
St. Elmo, Jr
James W. March
Dickinson College
Carlisle
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E. W. Cather
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Emma VY. Davis
Maynard DeHaven
Emma V. Davis
Maynard L. de Haven
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C. J. Racey
William Davis
Frederick County
Daniel DeHaven
Virginia Redish
Lucille Clark
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Charles Lowery
Charles Symons
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Bradley T. Johnson
University of Virginia
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Frank Ray Kimbley
Greenwich, Conn
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George Ben Johnson
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William and
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Gainesboro Road
W. W. Dellinger
Bromley
Ada Oppie
Ruth Parsons
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M. P. Irving
Brooklyn
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Washington Hotel
Margaret Flannery
Jane Mudd
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Helen Rudolph
Gladys Calvert
Philadelphia
Clarence O. Grim
Stanley Clevenger
North Carolina State College
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Beaver, Pa
George Washington Hotel
Data Anderson
Wadesville
Mary McQuay
Walter Anderson
Charles
Baltimore
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Mary Ruth DeWitt
E. D. Witherspoon
Highland Agneue Presbyterian Church
Alfred B. Tucker
Martha Tucker
Hantley Avenue
United States Naval Academy
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Lucille Jackson
Reading
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George Barrett
Welltown
Marie Peyton
Evelyn
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Thomas ’'Saylor
A. H. Jackson
West Germain Street
A. Katharine Dash
Washington, D. C
Elsa_ Munds
Wilmington, N. C
J. George
Fairmont Avenue
Gladys and
Rosalind Walker
Lynchburg, Va
Virginia Ashley
Bessie Manuel
South Cameron Street
Bessie Thornton
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. H. 8. Parsons
Cleveland Park
Charles Scott
Easton, Pa
Statton Hawkins
Albin
Mr. Scott
Scott
Ruth Hawkins
W. P. Arnold
Parkersburg, W. Va
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Natex Company
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Gray Gables Inn
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C. C. Curry and
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Cincinnati, Ohio
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Raymond Cooper
Charles Mander
Alexandria
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Harrisonburg
Staunton
the Apple Gift Shop
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New York Stock Exchange
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Washington,d. C
Telephone National
Betsy Ross
Crystal Restaurant and Confectionery
Knox
Margaret Hodgson
Eee Weather
W. A. Buncutter & Son
Albin, VA
Pure Food Store
California
Ararhdd
U. C. Sheetz
Kaufman’s
Coats