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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1936

Page

3

Little Miss Gibson Injured In Coasting Accident

Little Miss Nellie Josephine Gibson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Gibson of Upperville and granddaughter of Mrs Mary Buckner of Amherst Street, was seriously injured while coasting Monday evening. She was taken to Memorial Hospital with internal injuries but no broken ribs. condition reported more comfortable.

Nellie Josephine Gibson Joe Gibson Upperville Mary R. Buckner Amherst Street Memorial Hospital Gibson

Social calendar of church gatherings clubs and events

Wednesday events include Potluck at Congregational Christian Church recreation room and an oyster supper by the South End Hose Company auxiliary. Choir practices at United Brethren and Grace Lutheran churches plus Lodge 867 meeting at Ellis' Home. Rotary lunch at George Washington Hotel and Bridge Club gatherings. Friday Legion luncheon at George Washington Hotel and Bridge Club meeting. Girl Scout tea at Mrs. Bosserman and Young Christians Class at Braddock Street M E Church. Saturday gainsboro district school night dance for auditorium fund. Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel and Little Theatre event at Handley Library. Kiwanis Club post meeting at George Washington Hotel.

Congregational Christian Church Cather Ladies Auxiliary South End Hose Company United Brethren Church Winchester Lodge Ellis Cornet Piccadilly and Braddock Grace Tutheran Church Rotary Club George Washington Hotel Thursday Bridge Club Hunter H. McGuirre Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion Friday Bridge Club Gray Beverley W. H. Bosserman Fairmont Avenue Braddock Street M. E. Church D. O. Louderback North Loudoun Street Lions Club Little Theatre Handley Library Kiwanis Club

Mrs Hedrick Describes Year Abroad At French University

Mrs Hedrick of Riverton Va details twelve weeks at the University of Nancy followed by study at Sorbonne University under the University of Delaware plan. The Mt Holyoke College alumna earned thirty credits and gained deep knowledge of French culture while living with a French family. The event, hosted by Mrs Herbert Larrick and Miss Nancy Larrick, raised over ten dollars for the National Fellowship Fund.

Herbert S. Larrick Nancy Larrick Winchester American Association of University Women West Clifford Street Gladys Haldeman C. B. Stickley Betsy Rice Helen Massey National Fellowship Fund John Hedrick Riverton France Mt. Holyoke College University of Delaware Hedrick

Good Honor Guests at Galilee Church House Warming

Mr and Mrs Willie Good of Kernstown were the guests of honor at a Galilee Church of Christ Sunday School officers and friends house warming in Grimes area. About 55 attendees shared games and refreshments as the couple settled into their new bungalow on Valley Pike.

Mrs. Good Willie Good Kernstown Sunday School of Galilee Church of Christ Near Grimes

M W A Camp Installs 1936 Officers in Winchester

Winchester Camp No. 15510 Modern Woodmen of America installed its 1936 officers at a North Loudoun Street hall meeting with strong turnout. New lineups include Past Consul J M McAboy Consul J D Cammer Adviser O L Tevalt Banker J C Cammer Secretary J William Cammer Escort R R Whitacre Watchman George L Snapp Sentry H A Lake Trustees E O Carpenter one year T G Fries two years S B Newcome three years. The camp plans a winter social to welcome members from nearby camps.

Winchester Camp Woodmen of America Loudoun Street J. M. McAboy Counsul J. D. Cammer O. L. Tevalt J. C. Cammer J. William Cammer R. R. Whitacre George L. Snapp H. A. Lake E. O. Carpenter T. G. Fries S. B. Newcome

T B Clinic To Be Held January 24 By State Expert

A tuberculosis clinic conducted by a state expert will be held January 24 in the District Nurse Association offices. Free service runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. No appointments or former sanitarium patients. Citizens urged to attend, especially households with active cases.

Ciinic Oer Cay Phe Dle Matis District Nurse Association Santorium

Holt to Detail Hawk's Nest Tunnel Tragedy Testimony

Senator Holt prepares to testify before a House labor subcommittee about the Hawk's Nest tunnel disaster in southern West Virginia. He alleges builders hid wholesale deaths from silicosis and that officials were politically protected. Representative Tonare argues for a federal inquiry into 1930 and 1931 conditions.

Washington Rush D. Holt House Labor Hawk's Nest West Virginia Holt Vito Marcanòtonio John Finch Bureau of Mines Emery Hay- Ahurst Ofo Cohumpbusii Ogi

Cherokee Liner Crash Leaves No Injuries In Jacksonville

The passenger liner Cherokee struck a heavily laden British freighter on the St Johns River in Jacksonville Fla The liner suffered a cave-in to its bow but the damage was slight and no one was hurt The ship was bound from New York carrying 121 passengers including 90 news boys from Brooklyn N Y

Jacksonville Fla St. Johns River New York Brooklyn N. Y

Ruth Moffett Elopes Despite Parental Vetoes

Ruth Moffett, 16, defies family bans on marriage to Warren Johnson, society clubman of Bronx ville, N Y. The couple are shown after elopement as Ruth, daughter of James A Moffett, vice president of Standard Oil and former federal housing administrator, joins Johnson in the union.

Ruth Moffett Ruth Warren Johnson Bronxville, N. Y James A. Moffett Standard Oil Company

Treatment of Arthritis Adapted to Case

Arthritis is a general disease needing both systemic and local treatment. Many patients show prolonged illness with anemia undernutrition and digestive issues. A tailored plan includes diet adjustments, red meat for anemia, and a sample diet for arthritis with meals for breakfast lunch and dinner.

U.m Maurice F. Lautman S National Magazine

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Little Miss Gibson Blanche V. Griffith Ernest Griffith I. Leo Smallwood Ira Smallwood United Brethren Church Parsonage Hagerstown Smallwood Virginia Woolen Company Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Company Mrs. Smallwood Mrs. Gordon Philadelphia Alexander Gordon Baltimore Elizabeth S. Gordon Binderton House Mrs Kenneth Lee City Kenneth F. Lee Lee Weston O. Neo Claude B.stickley W. W. McIntyye W. W. McIntyre Winchester District McIntyre T. G. Anderson Byan Village Robert Nelson Anderson Homer. S. Cummings Anderson Girls’ Athletic Association Harry Flood Byrd Westwood Beverley Harry Rogers Kern, Jr McInhian Society Delphian Society Hangley Library Gainesboro Cross Junction Mrs. Hedrick French University Congregational-Christian Joe Rowe Goose Creek Tavern Gooce Creek Tavern Leesbore Tavenner’s N. Loudoun St Sic Brooks Louisé Richards Mountain Falls Frederick County P. C. Petrie Bartonville Mr. Are Pers Ernest E. Line Woodstock Charlié Colé Woodland Avenue United Brethren Young People’s Choir William L. LaRue M .W. A. Camp Cherokee Huntsberry Nyianees Bey Flea LY Campbell Fr. H. Way National Avenue By Logan Clendening, M. D Clendening Logan Clendening Shenandoah Valley National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Hershey R GA Hershey's Hesita the Commercial & Savings Bank Underwood Florsheims Wright Arch Preservers Freeman Bob Snart Lovett Brothers North Main Street E Farrare Quality Coung Loudoun Alecia Beauty Salon Alecia R. M. Swimley
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