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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1925
Page
6
Hostesses yesterday at the Washington Inn welcomed Mrs Peyton all as a guest of the Misses omer. Mrs Merspall assisted in receiving guests. Mr D B Conrad has just returned from a two week trip to New York City.
James McCue, recently in an automobile accident, is staying at Miss Ida West’s home on Water Street. His sister Mrs. Margaret Sweena, who arrived from Kingston a few days ago, will spend the week with him at Miss Wyndham’s.
Benjamin Arthur and Miss Mary Woolf hosted a tea today at Martha Mill House in Pericking, Pennsylvania. Mr Arthur entertained guests as his visitor from the Hon of Rs. Pp Pape.
M. M. McCormack departed from Pennsylvania today on a business trip.
Mrs P Gerschent, who had been at her mother's residence, returned to her home on Water Street today after several weeks of illness. Her recovery was noted by family and neighbors.
A terse note states Clanahan returned today after a short absence. It mentions where she was and notes a period of about three weeks with no further details or context.
Carper near Boyce in town today. Mr and Mrs Wieomog Arthur, who beat the latter's ts, announce their wedding trip return. Mrs John M Steck, from Igmant Avenue, will move into their own apartment on West Gork Street next week.
Miss Bertha Cat aslie and Charles of Stuatoic spent several days with Fr. George Ritter at Market Street. Penny Ritter, railway mail clerk, and Mra A W Triplett of Gore were in town today.
Braithwaite of Cross ent dhe day here and Harrison arrived today to visit for several days. Mrs Clark, a nurse, attended to a patient. an appendectomy was performed this morning at the local hospital. The condition of the patient after surgery is reported as improving.
Ms D Ritkenhour of the Man of Fancy of New has returned to Staunton. Margaret Finfrock, of the Shoe Store, is confined to bed with a bad cold. Minnie Herrell of Bunker Hill spent the day in town. Leer Nalle of Culpeper, Va., stopped at Hotel Jack. Unnamed residents travel to Martinsburg to visit friends. Argent Unglaub and family head to Baltimore. Mrs Hibrr Cochran of Chambers Day visits. Fristoe hosts a gathering for younger set at Martinsburg home. Elisabeth Stuart will join a teen party at the Northwestern grade. Music by Shenandoah Valley school musicians. Thomas Rose of New York visiting. Mrs Joseph Ny and Mr N of Danh N. travel route to Hot Springs. Mrs B R Williams returns from Baltimore after illness.
Fragmentary obituary items mention Margaret Milleson and Bobby Gabbe among local names. The text references a death and a Carper family connection, but the fragmentary OCR lacks clear dates or places to specify roles or relationships.
Pie shows satisfactory progress toward recovery at the home of her mother in law Mrs J K Lewis located at 624 South Braddock street.
Mr Edwin Rusk assistant cashier of the Rich Valley National Bank will travel to Chicago to participate in a conference for trust department officers of the American Bankers Association.
Mr. Ralph Dorsey of the Clarke Courier based in Berryville was a business visitor in town today.
Lieutenant J. Baldwin Neill and Mrs. Neill with two children have left Berryville where they stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John B. Neill since Christmas. They will be stationed at Quantico Virginia.
Mr. William G. Hardy departed this afternoon for Charlottesville Virginia to attend a Kiwanis district representatives meeting on Monday.
A hospital campaign to raise forty thousand dollars for nurses home improvements and a central heating plant is outlined by Winches ter Memorial Hospital directors. A committee of Winchester Frederick and Clarke county members will meet January 22 at the George Washington Hotel with Dr J A Hornsby of Virginia to plan the drive.
Attendees at New Virginia Theatre greet Governor Trinkle and Mrs. Trinkle as the Shenandoah Valley Inc. holds its session. He defends Virginia’s highway funding, citing 1924 totals and 1925 projections, and says bonds are settled while detailing state and county road expenditures and maintenance figures.
Governor Trinkle lauds Virginia’s road and school expansion, notes state debt figures and county tax increases. He contrasts Virginia’s tax rate growth with other states and urges boosting the Shenandoah Valley and overall commonwealth, praising climate and opportunities.
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