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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1929

Page

3

Woman's groups plan meetings at churches and homes

The Social and Personal page notes the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet at the Raniaee at 2 AM on Thursday, urging full attendance for a new calendar year. The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Brethren Church will gather at 352 Fairview Ave at 9 45 AM Friday for plans and full member turnout.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Raniaee Woman's Missionary Society of the First Brethren Church J. F. Bly Fairview Avenue The Missionary Society Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church Boyd Richards South Washington Street Blues

Winchester Clarke County Garden Club December Meeting Highlights

The Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club held its December meeting at Mrs. Harry R. Green’s Fort Loudoun home with Christmas greens on display. Mrs. John D. Richardson presented a charming sketch of English gardens, while Miss Louise Baker Glass performed two piano numbers and refreshments were served after.

Winchester Clarke County Harry R. Green Fort Loudoun John D. Richardson Stratford Warry Castle Kenilworth Oxford Windsor Castle Hampton Court Salisbury Anne

Local Rebekah Assembly installs officers and honors members

Last evening at Odd Fellows hall the Local Rebekah Lodge installed officers led by deputy president Mrs Meta Winkfield assisted by deputy marshal Mrs Mary Cassell. Jewels were presented to five past noble grands and a candy shower followed. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Clarence Bush. Also noted were birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Alfred Rinker and visits from city residents.

Rebekah Assembly Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows’ Hall Meta Winkfield Mary Cassell Noble Grand Cora Robertson Vera MacMillan Ruth Hottel Carrie Carper Harry Seabright Lyda Chapman Violet Ritter Miss Smith Lelia Green Samuel Miller John Mason Clarence Bush Guardian Kate Mills Robert Brill Elmer Griffin Gussie Dyke Ruth Hoitle Gus Chambers Gertrude Mills

Illness and travels noted in local scene

Listed updates show residents and visitors across Winchester and area, including I H Faulkner improving at home after influenza, Lillian Perry returning from Washington trip, and couples visiting Kernstown and Martinsburg. Attendants at hotels and hospitals, inspections and shopping trips also mentioned.

McCormick and Co Planning Big Scale 1929 Year

McCormick and Company holds a Baltimore bi annual convention where 150 sales knights rededicate to making 1929 the biggest year. W M McCormick urges selling service as partnership and the group enjoys dinners and talks on tea culture and product expansion.

McCormick and Co McCormick and Company Baltimore House of McCormick W. M. McCormick United States Emerson Hotel F. W. Ansey George F. Mitchell

Hoover to meet Coolidge on farm aid and reforms

President elect Hoover meets President Coolidge at the White House for a broad discussion of issues facing the transition. He earlier conferred with Iowa senator Brookhart and Senate aides on the need for an early extra session to push farm relief and tariff measures, while signaling no direct suggestions on pending bills.

Associated Press Washington Elect Hoover White House Coolidge Hoover Congress Brookhart Iowa Corn Belt Mellon Senate House Treasury Mayflower Hotel Senator Borah Idaho Smoot Utah E. of Senate Naval Committee

Congress approves funds to survey Shenandoah Park area

Congress added 35000 to an interior budget bringing total park survey funding to 90000 for maps and metes and bounds Establishing precise park boundaries and a new topographical map will guide development plans for Shenandoah National Park after Virginia transfers the land. The plan seeks to have the land ready within a year and present development costs to Congress next winter.

Congress Shenandoah National Park Virginia William B. Carson Virginia’ State‘ Conservation and Development Commission Washington Uncle Sam Interior Department Senator Glass Senate Conservation Commission National Park Service Division Department of Interior National Park Service Commission

Public endorsement of 15 light cruisers and aircraft carrier

A public statement supports the pending measure authorizing construction of 15 light cruisers and one aircraft carrier. The release emphasizes strategic expansion and naval readiness, urging swift legislative adoption.

Angerona property auction in Winchester Virginia

Executors of Thomas Cover will sell at public auction at the Winchester courthouse on February 2 1929 at noon. The Angerona house and lot on Fairmont Avenue at Piccadilly street end comprises several acres with about 30 rooms suitable for subdivision hotel school or apartment use. Lot measures 290 by 500 feet and sale terms include one fourth cash and balance in three annual installments secured by deed of trust and fire insurance.

Thomas Cover Court House Winchester Virginia Loring A. Cover John M. Steck Harry R. Kern

King George IIIs Doctors Report On His Condition

Buckingham Palace reported that King George had a fair night and his condition was unchanged. The king's doctors Sir Stanley Hewett Sir Hugh Rugby and Lord Dawson of Penn consulted as usual but no formal bulletin was issued. The pace of recovery remains slow and steady as doctors emphasize no rapid improvement.

London Buckingham Palace George Stanley Hewett Hugh Rugby Lord Dawson Penn

Job Printing and Sale Notices Offered by Local Print Shop

Local printing shop advertises printing of sale bills short notices and display cuts. Offers job work including letter heads envelopes bill heads tags window cards programs and other printed items. Encourages customers to see them before ordering with reasonable prices.

Modest Czar Paul the First Dictator of Russia

The article portrays Czar Paul the First as the world's most modest ruler yet describes brutal scenes when he appeared in public. Soldiers cleared streets, death threatened those who peeped from windows, and even infants faced danger from Cossack guards, as depicted with dramatic realism in a film review.

Paul Russia Emil Jannings

The Patriot shines with Jannings in a historic Russian drama

The Patriot features Jannings as a lead with Victor and Lewis Stone in supporting roles. Critics hail the period piece as a powerful sweeping portrayal, preserving fidelity to history. The Capitol Theatre screens the film on Thursday and Friday this week.

Jannings Victor Lewis Stone Capitol’ Theatre

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