Winchester social items highlight local hosts and events
The column details a January 7 Vir ginia avenue party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henkle M. Lamp for 30 guests, with local and visiting attendees named. It also notes McKinley Chapter Eastern Star Courtesy Night with plans for March installations and travel to Harrisonburg and Front Royal for grand visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Henkle M. Lamp
Virginia Avenue
Lenwood Garrett
Villa Gamous
Marie
Susan Ganious
Kathleen
Mary Etta
Mabel Housenfluck
Eva Thomas
Pauline Anderson
Gertrude Triplett
Cora Clem
Marie Anderson
Herman Pierce
Gilbert Lineburg
Leonard Mason
William Coffman
Garland Anderson
William Carlisle
Lawrence Cole
Samuel Renner
Roy Kerns
Paul Ebersole
McKinley
Order of the Eastern Star
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Harrisonburg
Front Royal
Belva Martin Goad
Hillsville
Local Social Calendar Highlights This Week
Afternoon and evening club meetings span Tuesday to Friday across West Boscawen Street Clearbrook Leicester Street and local churches. Groups include bridge Kiwanis Stephenson D A R Rotary American Legion choir and dance classes at George Washington Hotel Grace Lutheran and Centenary Reformed Church with luncheons and regular lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Walter Dent
West Boscawen Street
Auxiliary Memorial Hospital
Nurses’ Home
Northern Virginia Power Co
Home Service Hall
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Stephenson Social Club
Edward Woore
Clearbrook
D. W. Ritenour
West Leicester Street
Young People’s
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Centenary Reformed Church
Rotary Club
Stafford Pemberton
American Legion Post
Choral Society
Presbyterian Church
Lehew Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Brill of Lehew West Virginia observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary on December 2 with a large dinner at their Timber Ridge home. Brill, 76, was the elder guest and 9 month old Mabel Eunice Larrick was the youngest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Brill
Lehew
W. Va
Timber Ridge
Mrs. Brill
S. J. Fox
Ray
Willis
Catherine
W. A. Larrick
Gordon Gaver
Eunice Mabel
A. W. Spaid
Clyde
Marguerite
Mitchell
Nita
Mr. Brill
Little Mabel Eunice Larrick
Ruehl van Horn
Clifton Forge
Taylor F. Haun
South Loudoun Street
Miss Aurelia Harrison Engaged to Lieut P H Ryan
Engagement announced for Miss Aurelia Helsey Harrison of Lynchburg Virginia to Lieut Philip Henry Ryan U S N son of Mrs Elizabeth Winfree Ryan and the late Walter B Ryan of Lynchburg The couple are connected with the Junior League Colonial Dames of America and Webb School Columbia University and the U S Naval Academy education for the groom The wedding is planned for early next month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia Harrison
P. H. Ryan
Winchester
Aurelia Helsey Harrison
Randolph Harrison
Lynchburg
Philip Henry Ryan
U.S. N
Elizabeth Winfree Ryan
Walter B. Ryan
Harrison
Junior League of
Colonial Dames of America
National Cathedral School
Washington
Paris
Randolph Harrison, Jr
British Honduras
Lieut Ryan
U.S.S. Memphis
Boston
Webb School
Tennessee
Columbia University
United States Naval Academy
Plac
Illinois Hiker Rufus Returns After White House Visit
Danville Illinois hiker H H Rufus known as the Presidents Messenger Boy arrived in Winchester on his homeward trip from Washington where he met President Hoover on January 5 and received a White House card and secretarial fee. He hiked 1078 miles in five weeks averaging 81 miles daily meeting 51 editors and sending 71 letters while visiting lawmakers Holliday Watson and Gilland. He plans to carry messages home and is intrigued by Winchester and Washington history.
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H. H. Rufus
Danville
Ill
Winchester
Washington
Hoover
Rufus
Ntional
White House
Illinois
City School Class Views Ben Hur At Palace Today
A Miller School class of fifty observed Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Ben Hur at Hable's Palace Theatre this afternoon. The students praised the film as beautiful, enlightening, and educational, noting it may be remembered as a screen highlight. The showing will be the last at the Palace tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Louise Greenwalt
Miller School
Hable’s
Palace Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Concensus
the Palace
Meetings of Sunday Schools Plan Summer Conventions
The County Council of Religious Education met at Handley Library with broad church representation. Officers were elected, an associate superintendent for children named Mrs. Henry Pitzer, and district conventions scheduled from May to August with place choices pending. Committees were named for program, nominations, finance, and education, and the council urged transferring business to the county convention to focus on educational and inspirational activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council of Religious Education
Handley Library
I. N. Good
G. M
Morrow
Henry Pitzer
Shawnee
Back Creek
Gainesboro
Old Bethel
Stonewall
Galilee
Opequon
C. H. Anderson
Snyder Alleman
J. W. Richard
Everett D K
Undercut and Io dine origins in culinary and poetry
Description notes the undercut as the lower side of a sirloin also called fillet. It also states that Sir Humphrey Davy named Io dine from a Greek word meaning violet.
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Humphrey Davy
Iodine
Violet
Rainfall totals and January precipitation comparison
The report notes no rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 a m today. January to date precipitation is 1.48 inches. Comparison with the 13 year January to December average shows 1931 rainfall over a similar period.
Grain Closing Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago grain closing prices are provided by W G B Hibbs & Company members of the NYSE and Chicago Board of Trade. Hibbs Building Washington DC telephone 0540.
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Chicago
W. GB. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
W. B. Hibbs & Company
Grain futures edges lower on Chicago Board of Trade
Realizing sales by longs and short covering led to fractional declines in every grain pit at the Chicago Board of Trade today. Quotations closed with May corn at 56 1/2, July 56 1/4, September 56. May corn at 40 1/2, July 41, September 42 1/2. May oats 25, July 25, September no sales. May rye 46, July 46 44, September no sales.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Fruit and cabbage noted for daily raw snacks
A brief suggestion promotes daily raw fruit or vegetables. It highlights chopped raw cabbage with grated carrot and notes red cabbage contains more iron than white cabbage.
Coolidge Quips Spark Trouble With His Humor
Calvin Coolidge says exercising his sense of humor lands him in trouble. He notes he has not faced much trouble yet, implying something about his lighthearted approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Baldrte described as decorative shoulder belt
A baldrte is a broad belt worn over one shoulder and across the chest to support a bugle or sword, often richly decorated.
Quote on ambition and action from a reflective line
A reflective line states that nothing will be attempted unless all possible attentions are overcome. It emphasizes the need to act despite obstacles and hesitation.
Suit to settle estate and sell heirs property in Winchester
In Frederick County Circuit Court January 11 1932 James P Reardon as Administrator of Joseph N Patton seeks to settle accounts and have the estate sold to satisfy debts and secure fees One non resident defendant Garland Patton must appear within ten days and notices run four weeks in Winchester Evening Star with copies to defendants and posting at courthouse door.
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Circuit Court
County OF Frederick
James P. Reardon
Joseph N. Patton
C. E. Patton
Mary E. Patton
W. W. Patton
Mamie Bowley
A. Walace Bowley
L. E. Patton
Thelma D. Patton
Melvin R. Patton
Catherine Patton
Carl Patton
Winchester
Virginia
Garland Patton
Winchester Evening Star
Frederick
Co. C. Brannon
Stocks hold firm on NYSE amid profit taking
Prices on the New York Stock Exchange stayed relatively firm as long buyers paused for profit taking. Some issues sagged while most advances remained from recent days. Banky pound rate was strong at $3.42, with late quotes listing Allied Chem 68 3 4 Amer Can 61 1 4 Amer Tel 117 1 2 Amer Tobacco 72 3 4 Anaconda 114 4 Balt & Ohio 18 Bethlehem Steel 20 Chrysler 14 Cont Oil Del 64 Gen Electric 244 Gen Motors 235 Kenned 235 Lickar 13 Mont Ward 9 N & W 124 Packard 5 Stand Brands 13 Stan Oil NJ 28 Woolworth 40.
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Chrysler
Cont
Oil
Del
Gen'l. Electric
Gen'l. Motors
Licklard
Mont. Ward
At Biscuit
Packard
Stand. Brands
Stan. Oil
N. J
Texas Corp
U. 8S. Steel
Woolworth
Iodine and Goiter Warned By Public Service
The United States public service cautions that while iodine helps prevent simple goiter some developed goiters may be harmed by iodine treatment. The notice emphasizes careful use and medical guidance to avoid adverse effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States Public Service
Excellent Reason: Animals Do Not Speak
A provocative remark suggests animals remain silent not from incapacity but from lacking something to say. The assertion prompts reflection on communication and the value of voice across species.
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J. Victor Arthur
L. Neill Woods
Billy Bell
Ruth Dick
Maybelle Lee
Mrs. Chapman
Robert Chapman
Sophie Baker
West Cork Street
Chapman
Delphians
Delphian Society of Winchester
E. G. Rusk
Correggio
Peer
Edward Peer
Memorial Hospital
City
Charles Consolvo
Clarke County
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Joseph Wright
William Byrd
New York City
Mrs
William _Bell Watkins
Annefield
Blue Ridge
C. J. Racey
National Avenue
Purgittsville
Martin Huffman
Mildred
Ruth Racey
John Trevor Downer
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Fort Hoyle
Col
John W. Downer
Huntsberry’s
William Holliday
Ilinois
United States
Sen
James Watson
Indiana
Gilland
John Lawson
Upperville
Richmond
Shirley Price
Thursday Bridge Club
James R. DuShane
Courtfield Avenue
Robert S. Smith
Kernstown
Court House
J. W. Sibert
Annapolis
Robert B. Crowell
Burr P. Harrison
Mr. Thornton Bryarly
Fairmont Avenue
Wednesday Bridge Club
Kenneth Rice
Piccadilly Street
Herbert Schutte
Roy Richards
Jack Baldus
Billy Baldus
Park Way Avenue
Robert Boyd
Boscawen Street
John S. Miller
J. E. Jilkins
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
H. H. Baker
Emory Larrick
Alvin Sirbaugh
Esther Affleck
Baltimore
Religious Education Council
Council
Minor Cy Miller
Lewis Pidgeon
Rhode Island
G. T. Michael City
WEB Bros
Colman
Samuel Goldwyn Presces
Ronald Colman
Fay Wray and
Estelle Taylor
Buster Wes Comedy
Matinees
Buncutter Tire Company
Braddock and Germain Streets
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Inc
Akron
Ohio
R. E. Buncutter
Buncutter Tire Co
Allied Chem. & Dye
American Can
Amer. Tel
Tel
E Amer
Tobacco
Anaconda
Balto
Bethlehem Steel
the Commercial & Savings Bank
National Credit Corporation No. 1
Federal Reserve District
Fair Play Store
Reardon’s Special Coffee
Braddoc
Boscawen Streets
Pectiobe
Pecan Glade
Irwin Drug CO
Maine
O. K
Nat. Bis. Co
New Orleans
Co. W. Ramsburg Grocery
Roland C. Ryan
Mer
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hote
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