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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1929

Page

3

Social and Personal Notes on Pa art scene and local moves

Social and Personal items describe a planned Palm Beach musical comedy by the Girls Athletic Association with a professional director from John Rogers Producing Company. The piece features romance, elite social life, lavish scenery, and fashion. Also reported are illnesses, relocations, and community notices across Clarke and neighboring counties with several flu and pneumonia cases and travel plans to Burlington, Miami, and Alexandria.

Athletc Association John B. Rogera Delxe Palm Beach Fla New York

Local Notices From Greenwood Va In Early January

Greenwood Gleanings reports residents moving after a house fire, funerals attended by out of town guests, flu illnesses easing for some families, and brief illnesses. Notable movements include John Hillyard and wife relocating to Mr George Kern’s remnant house and Isabel Boyer with daughter Mary Nelson relocating to Winchester.

Greenwood John Hillyard John Pennington George Kern Asbury Eshelman William Rappahannock County Thomas Willis Isabel Boyer Mary Nelson Winchester George Pope Harry Spencer Baltimore Edward Pope New Oxford Penn Harry Gibson Augusta Springs Ida Elliott Martinsburg W. Va Earnest McDonald Berryville Luther Shutta Ane Catherine Peter Hamman Kate Scrivener Oscar Miller Harry. Hicks Kernetown Mortie Barrett Clary Hampton Ralph Luttrell Graham Hudson Floyd Hudson Glass Edward Knight Teresa Baecher Virginia Carper Charles Chrider Harrisonburg Henry Chrider

King George Improves Slowly as Prince George Falls Ill

Buckingham Palace bulletins report King George showing gradual progress after days of stationery status. Queen Mary recovering from a cold but remaining in her room as a precaution. Prince George, the king's youngest son, added to the palace patient list with a slight cold and staying in his room.

Associated Press London Buckingham Palace George Mary Prince George

John W. Jones Dies at 79 After Brief Illness

John W. Jones a retired carpenter died at Memorial Hospital yesterday morning after a brief illness of phthisis and heart trouble. He was 79 and had lived with Mrs. Leslie Carper since his wife’s death in February. Surviving: son C. W. Jones of Roanoke Virginia and daughters Mrs Clarence Lake Kernstown and Mrs John Swartz Kansas City Missouri. two brothers Albert and Frank Jones of Washington DC. Funeral at Little Mountain Church tomorrow at 11 o'clock with burial in the adjoining cemetery.

John W. Jones Memorial Hospital Jones Leslie Carper Sharp Street C. W. Jones Roanoke Clarence Lake Kernstown John Swartz Kansas City Albert Jones Frank Jones Washington, D. C Little Mountain Church

Death of James Emmanuel Grimm Amid Influenza in Virginia

Mrs. Jack Williams learns of her father James Emmanuel Grimm death near Clifton Station Fairfax county Virginia due to influenza after prior paralysis. He was 66 or 67, a Middletown native son of John W and Anna Grimm, married twice, survived by wife Ude Ridings two sons H L Grimm and C M Grimm one daughter in city one sister and three brothers, body to be moved here for burial with arrangements pending.

Jack Williams James Emmanuel Grimm Clifton Station Fairfax County Grimm Middletown John W Anna Clark Grimm Mary E. Stottlemyer James W. Stottlemyer Udé Ridings Washington, D. C Pont H. L. Grimm C. M. Grimm Winchester

Pneumonia Fatal To Aaron Harper Local Resident

Aaron Harper a well known colored resident of Winchester died after five days illness of pneumonia at his home 14 West Germain street. He worked for Thomas Cover at the Gower residence and earlier at Old Shenandoah Valley Academy. Born June 30 1865 in Clarke County Va he was 64. Survived by wife two children a daughter and a sister and several step relatives and grandchildren. Funeral at Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church with Rev Sprigge and Rev Johnson. Interment Orrick Cemetery. He was a member of Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and Court of Calanthes lodges. Wild birds migrate instinctively even if eggs hatch in incubator.

Aaron Harper Winchester West Germain Street Thomas Cover Gower Fairmont Avenue Shenandoah Valley Academy C. L. C. Minor Clarke County Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church Sprigge H. A. Johnson Orrick Cemetery The Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias Court of Calenthe Lodges

Mrs. Ira C. Eaker Named Question Mark Plane Sponsor

Mrs. Ira C. Eaker wife of the Army air force chief pilot helped name the Question Mark plane after it shattered Pacific coast endurance records. She suggested the name and attended its sponsor events.

Ira C. Eaker Pacific

Dandridge Urges Personal Duty Against Flu Spread

Civil engineer Alexander Spottswood Dandridge asserts in a letter that influenza is pneumonia and warns the public to stop overtaxing themselves and to avoid artificial living. He criticizes modern society, urges warmth and discipline, and blames dissipation for disease spread. He signs from Winchester, Virginia, January 14, 1929.

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Epidemic Sweeps Country Amid Flu Fears

The influenza outbreak that began on the Pacific coast late October has spread nationwide. Officials urge prompt Cold treatment to ward off serious complications. Vicks VapoRub demand surges with 375,000 jars produced daily as laboratories work around the clock. Snow and soot darken city surfaces, hastening melt due to heat absorption.

Pacific Vicki VapoRub Vicks Laboratories

Governor Byrd Rejects State Voting Law Commission

Virginia Governor Harry F. Byrd states no authority exists to appoint a commission to study or amend the state voting laws. He defends existing statutes as clear and definite and notes provisions for creating new precincts and extra voting booths to handle large anticipated turnout.

Associated Press Richmond Virginia Harry F. Byrd R. H. Angell Republican State Committee Roanoke Byrd General Assembly Pennsylvania Illinois Indiana

Rinso praised as the whitest wash ever by Mrs Swanson

An endorsement by Mrs. C. H. Swanson of Winchester Virginia extols Rinso as a mild soap that delivers bright whitest clothes and time savings, also noting its dishwashing use and skin friendly properties. The ad mentions Rinso in machine or tub washing and promotes the big package size and safety with leading washing machine makers.

Rinso O. H. Swanson Loudoun Street Winchester Virgina

State effort to provide voting facilities urged at boards

A letter expresses thanks for courtesy and urges electoral boards to ensure adequate facilities for all legal voters. The writer emphasizes enforcing the law to accommodate every eligible citizen seeking to vote and invites further contact on public matters.

Ber Oneen Hutchinson

Mr F Douglas Gheets Visits Cork Street Siblings

Tee Mr F Douglas Gheets of Cheveland Ohio arrived Saturday on a trip to visit his brother and sister Mr and Mrs Ay Denny at their apartment on Cork Street.

F. Douglas Gheets Cheveland Ohio

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