Wills Home Hosts All Night New Year Party
An all night New Year's party was held at the home of Mrs. Agnes J. Wilson at 100 Hastings Avenue to honor her fifty third birthday. Guests included Ed ward Parsill of Winchester Virginia and Bina Hart among others with later notes of weddings and social events across the region.
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Agnes J. Wilson
Edward Parsill
Winchester
Bina ‘Hart
Glide Jeiss
Emma Biacker
iMiss
Beron Wilson
James Carroll
Evelyn Err Hy
Deneatts
James Harlan
Pie
f-Paul
Asdreys
Ed Hy Strashins
Saas
Followrand
Marriage announced for Miss Evelyn Moore and William Lloyd Marge
George Melville Moore of New York announces the December 13 1927 marriage of his daughter Evelyn to William Lloyd Marge in New York City. Dr Robert F Cline has returned to Winchester to resume medical practice focusing on goiter surgery after postgraduate study in Chicago. He has leased an office at 33 West Piccadilly Street and will be joined by Mrs Cline who will take residence on West Clifford Street formerly occupied by the Polhamus. Dr Cline is the son of the late Rev R F Cline Sr and connected to Trinity Lutheran and Lexington Virginia churches.
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Berkeley Springs
Morgan Messenger
Berkeley
W. Va
J. N. Fries
Latrobe Hunter
Erle Arbuckle
Fries
Vireginia Robinson
White Post
George N
Cora Robinson
Katherine Hunter
Andrew Zepp
Martinsburg
Laura Fries
Mary Hunter
Piet Fries
Ar”Es
Eleanor Robinson
Frederick County
L. Fries
George Melville, Moore
New York
Evelyn Moore
William Lloyd Marge
Moore
Lewis T. Moore
Winchester
Robert F. Cline
Deaconess
Chicago
Cline
Seed
University of Illinois
Deaconess Hospital
West Piccadilly Street
United States Post Office
Ren
Mre
S. P. Long
West Clifford Street
Leslie Polhamus
R. F. Cline
Trinity Lutheran Arch
Stephens City
This County
Lutheran Church
Lexington
Major
Arthur Miller
Boston
Henry Steerett
Major House
C. C. House
Washington
Marriage License for Former Winchester Resident in New York
A special dispatch reports Nell Richardson Howard of Winchester Virginia now living at the Hotel Shelton New York received a marriage license at the Municipal Building here to wed Bruce Hoggson a New York salesman. Details of wedding plans were not given. The note also covers hospital auxiliary meeting, Major and Mrs Porter House’s Florida winter plans, and organizational notes.
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Star
Park Row News Service
New York
Winchester
Nell Richardson Howard
Shelton
Bruce Hoggson
East Thirty-Ninth Street
Howard
Winchwater
Hugh
Annie J. Riger Richardson
Winthrop Howard
Reno
Nev
Mr. Hoggson
William J
Fanny D. Smith Hoggson
New Haven
Conn
Margaret Riggs Hogson
Fort Loudoun DAR Chapter Plans Wednesday Meeting
Port Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will gather at 3 o clock next Wednesday afternoon January 11 at the residence of Mrs Grover Carson Cooper 183 Cameron street. Assistant hostesses named are Mrs D Wy Ritenour Mrs J W Sibert Mrs H Elmer Griffin and Mrs M J White.
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Fort Loudoun
Port Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Katheryne Baker Featured in Huntington Society Photo
In the Herald Advertiser Huntington society section a photo-engraving highlights Miss Katheryne Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Baker of the city. The caption notes she is visiting Virginia social circles as guest of Miss May Meek on Fifth Avenue and will return home Monday.
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Miss Baker
Huntington
Herald- Advertiser
W. Va
Katheryne Baker
W. A. Baker
Virginia
May Meek
Fifth Avenue
Young Man Arrested As A Bigamist
A Winchester man Cooper, 22, faced arrest as a bigamist after marrying Miss March while claims of a prior undivorced marriage to Kathryn Myers Cooper emerged. Records show a 1925 marriage to Miss Myers in Winchester, with latest license listing March as his new spouse. The case involves divorce documents from a Maryland court and inquiries by the commonwealth s attorney.
Marriage License Tangle In Winchester Court Case
Mrs Kathryn Cooper said she had never divorced her husband and denied Maryland divorce. Records show Cooper paid Virginia capitation tax, implying Virginia residency. Cooper and his father-in-law J B Myers ran a dry cleaning business on South Braddock Street since his marriage to Miss Myers, two years ago, with Myers unaware of the marriage beforehand. If fraud is proven in Maryland, Cooper could face perjury charges for a license to marry Miss Marsh.
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Myers
Commonwealth
Cooper
Miss March
Kathryn Cooper
Miss Myers
Winchester
D. F. Kutsler
South
Front Royal
William Cooper
Maryland
Summit Point
W. Va
J. Gray Beverley
Corporation Court
Kathryn Myers Cooper
Oither
Virginia
J. B. Myers
South Braddock Street
Miss Marsh
Six More Bodies Recovered From S 4 Submarine Wreck
Divers recovered six more crew members from the S-4 submarine wreck in the engine room, bringing total recoveries to 13. The bodies were found in two-by-two groups near the engines, with later divers preparing to descend for more remains. They were moved to the Bushnell for transfer to Boston for identification at Chelsea naval hospital.
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Provincetown
Mass
Bushnell
Maury
Boston
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Man Shot Self After Attempted Robbery and Clash With Sheriff
Harvey Clatterback 25 of Browntown Warren County was wounded in a self inflicted rifle shot to his chest after robbing his grandfather and attempting to shoot the sheriff who arrested him. He is hospitalized at Memorial Hospital Winchester with a non fatal chest wound and a good recovery chance reported by Dr. E C Stuart.
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Harvey Clatterback
Browntown
Warren County
Memorial Hospital
Clatterbuck
Winchester
E. C. Stuart
Lindbergh sighting report sent from Costa Rica
A report of the famous aviator Lindbergh flying over La Cruz Guanacaste Costa Rica at noon EST today was transmitted to the State Department by Minister Davis in Costa Rica. Guanacaste is described as the northernmost province.
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Lis Associated Press
Washington
Jan
Lindbergh Sights Across Costa Rica Frontier
Col Charles A Lindbergh was seen above Costa Rican territory as he crossed from Nicaragua at noon. crowds gathered at Sabana field in San Jose to welcome the American goodwill envoy with ministers Oreamuno and Roy Davis among spectators. Reports from Santa Rosa said he passed over en route to San Jose.
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Costa Rica
San Jose
Charles A. Lindbergh
Nicaragua
Sabana
Good Will
Gyri Oreamuno
Roy T. Davis
Santa Rosa San Jose
Santa Rosa
Lindbergh
Eminent Divine Concludes Series of Sermons Here
The Rev. Dr. 8. P. Long of Chicago preached on Unanswered Prayer at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church. He said God answers prayers that align with his will and urged believers to ask boldly, confess sins, show forgiveness, and combine prayer with works. Sunday night union services will feature Dr. Flickinger and Rev. Mitchell.
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Market’Street Methodist Episcopal Church
8. P. Long
Chicago
Dr. Long
Ministerial Association
International Week of Prayer
God
Long
Jesus
Winchester
Caery
Church of Christ (Disciples
West Cork Street
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
United Brethren Church
Murray D. Mitchell
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
SPECIAL JANUARY RATE NOW IN EFFECT
Special January rate promotion announced by The Evening Star urges immediate payment to secure a discount. The notice emphasizes a limited time offer and directs readers to act quickly to benefit from reduced charges.
Capper Opposes Private Water Power on Potomac
Senator Capper of Kansas urges Secretary Davis Jardine and Secretary of Interior to deny even preliminary private water power permits on the Potomac from Washington to Great Falls. He cites river beauty preservation and national capital interests and backs government development when needed.
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Potomac River
Senator Capper
Kansas
Senate District Committee
Federal Power Commission
Washington
Great Falls
Capper
Davis
Agriculture Jardine
Interior
Norris
National Capital Park and Planning Commission
United States
Iise
Federal’ Power Commission
Maryland
Virginia
Valley Promoter Honored After Tragic Flight
Col Benchoff lauds Mr Stephens as a liberal patient faithfilled leader in Shenandoah Valley efforts. Tributes flow from Shenandoah Valley Estates, Lexington Chamber of Commerce and friends as Mrs Bowman sings and Col Benchoff recalls Stephens tragic death en route to Richmond.
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Indoah Valley, Inc
Col. Benchoff
Mr. Stephens
Shennapdoah Valley
New York
Stephens
Undertaking Aims To Honor Rev J C Hooks And Mr Stephens
In a great undertaking which noted duty to perform Rev J C Hooks pastor of Market Methodist Church praised Mr Stephens as a man of high aims. Ferdinand L Zirkel of Lary in Shenandoah National Park work said Stephens’ association inspired renewed effort in developing the Shenandoah Valley project.
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J. C. Hooks
Stephens
Ferdinand L. Zirkel
Laray
Shenandoah National Park
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Ens
Zirk
Church Bulletin: Sunday Services and Week of Prayer
Sunday school at 9 30 a m with adult classes and a sermon at 11 a m Luther League meets at 6 45 p m Congregation joins U nited Church and Church for a brief congregational meeting Observers and visitors welcome.
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Luther League
United
Acnion
Christ Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Washington and Box Avents Rev. Robert B Nelson Rector 9 45 am Sunday school 11 am morning prayer and sermon The Reasonableness of Religion 3 pm evening prayer No night service Stephens City 2 30 pm
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Washington and Box
Avents
Robert B. Nelson
Stephens City
Revival at John Mann Me Church Promises Immediate Sessions
Rev Horace A. Johnson pastor leads a revival at John Mann Me Church East Cork St with services at 10 a.m church school 11 a.m sermon on Marvelous Changes for men at 3 p.m subject Creation of Man Evangelist Colbert at 7 p.m and 8 p.m on Heavenly Comfort Public invited with revival expected to continue next week
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W. W. Colbert
Man
Epworth League
Evangelist Colbert
Buying Movement Starts On Stock Exchange
President Coolidge said there was no reason for unfavorable comment on the large volume of brokers loans, and a gigantic buying movement began in the New York Stock Exchange. Early trading showed gains of 1 to nearly 5 points with blocks of 3,000 to 12,000 shares changing hands.
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New York
Coolidge
New York Stock Exchange
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