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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1930

Page

3

Martinsburg couple celebrate golden wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Snapp of Martinsburg marked fifty years of marriage at their West John Street home. Nearly forty guests gathered as a mock wedding reenacted their 1880 ceremony in Frederick County. Relatives and friends sent telegrams and tokens of congratulations during the celebration.

L. C. Snapp West John Street Martinsburg W. Va Lamp Frederick County F. F. Neel Ridgeway Methodist Episcopal Church South Frances Lee James Geraldine Herrell Retha Herrell Warren Snapp

Miss Ruby Thomas Weds Irvin C. Sheetz in Rockville

News reached Winchester of the marriage of Miss Ruby Thomas and Irvin C. Sheetz in Rockville Maryland yesterday at 10 30 am. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Pima of Rockville. The bride of East Piccadilly Street wore a blue ensemble. The couple plan to reside with the bride's mother at 359 East Piccadilly Street.

Ruby Thomas Irvin C. Sheetz Rockville Maryland Pima W. M. Thomas Ella Thomas East Piccadilly Street Winchester Handley High School P. W. Sheetz McVicar Grocery

Entertainments In Honor of Miss Elizabeth Jones Of New Haven

Miss Mary Greenway Russell entertained at her home for Miss Elizabeth Jones of New Haven Conn. Elizabeth Stuart will host at Hawthorne tonight, Judy McGuire hosts Wednesday afternoon, Mrs B P Harrison hosts Wednesday evening, all in Jones honor. More parties planned this week. They travel Friday to Lexington Virginia for Washington and Lee fancy dress ball, then return to Winchester. Jones will go home with Russell early next week.

Washington and Lee University Valencia Spain Don Juan Tenorios el Cids Don Juans Austria Andalusia Valesquez Seville Aragon Castile Doremus Gymnasium Washington and Lee Y. van Gilbret Athens Ala Bebe Sanders Ernest M. Wood, Jr Wnehburg Langhorne Waats Lynchburg Leonard H. Davis Portsmouth Ada Mae Peyton Shreveport Thomas B. Fitzhugh Augusta Ark Janet Smythe Sharpsburg Wilbur Owen South Boston Dorothy Montgomery Charlotte N. C George H. Jenkins Fayetteville Sue Wood Chicago Mary Greenway Russell Elizabeth Jones New Haven Conn Elizabeth Stuart Hawthorne Miss Jones Judy McGuire B. P. Harrison Miss Russell Lexington Washing and Lee Winchester

Children Stage Surprise Party For Stotlers

A Sunday surprise birthday dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. H. Iu Stotler as their birthdays and anniversaries near. Family guests from Webster New York Pittsburgh Ohio Martinsburg and this city attended along with Mr. Keller. The celebration included a radio gift and praise for the couple. Maurice Grim departed for Baltimore to join Western Electric Training School for seven weeks before joining the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company.

H. Iu Stotler Jerome Stotler Fred Stotler Webster N. Y Conrad Stotler Pittsburgh Raymond Slonaker Maurice Grim E. Maurice Grim Baltimore Western Electric Traini Ool Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Mr. Grim C. Frank Grim

Social notes from Braddock Street and surrounding area

Mr and Mrs Meredith R Anderson hosted dinner on South Braddock Street with out of town guests D W Busey and daughters Katherine Mildred and Mary Ada Busey Henry Wilson of Bunker Hill W Va John Anderson and daughter Dorothy and Miss Mary Anderson of Clear Brook E H Grove and daughter Bright left for Miami Beach Fla to spend winter with son Charles E Grove noted there Nodited there in business Mrs Irvin Chenowith Cox of Winchester contributes to National Law Review leading article Government In Porto Rico Circle No 4 Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church hosts silver tea January 29 3 to 6 Miss Mary Sullivan improved after tonsil operation resumes job Miss Nan Forsythe to live in Richmond Va

James B. Russell Winchester Snapp John P. Hyde John T. Cochran Daniel Hyatt Charles Town Mattie Snapp Oscar Snapp Shenandoah Junction Sone Lee Snyder Lorena Mason Mabel Sencindiver H. G. Tonkin E. B. Kettering Raymond Herrell Howard Snapp F. F. Neel Ridgeway Frances Helen Tevalt Tevalt Lamp’ Precinct Jones Rest Martinsburg Meredith R. Anderson South Braddock Street Out of Town D. W. Busey Katherine Mildred Mary Ada Busey Henry Wilson Bunker Hill W. Va John Anderson Dorothy Mary Anderson Clearbrook E. H. Grove Bright Miami Beach Florida Charles E. Grove Irvin Chenowith Cox National Law Review Porto Rico Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church William G. Hardy South Stewart Street E. H.grove Miss Bright Grove

Smiths Welcome Daughter Billie Jean at South Cameron

Mr and Mrs Sebert Smith receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter named Billie Jean at their home on South Cameron Street. The baby arrives Wednesday January 22. Mrs Smith formerly Margaret Graber. Mr Smith is connected with Parlett funeral parlors.

Sebert Smith J. Sebert Smith South Cameron Street Billie Jean Smith Margaret Graber Parlett

Entertainments In Winchester Honor Washington Guests

A Winchester social column notes dinners and visits. Mr and Mrs J F Rodgers hosted a county dinner for Mr and Mrs Eugene Smith of Washington DC. Guests included Mr and Mrs John F Goaft of Philadelphia and several locals at the George Washington Hotel.

Washington J. F. Rodgers Eugene Smith Washingto D. C John F. Goaft Philadelphia, Pa George Washington Hotel D. C. Hamilton Liverpool Eng Winchester C. F. Merrill Baltimore, Md

Keffer and Huff Visit Keffer Family in Strasburg

Washington D. C. guests Messrs Charles Keffer and William Huff visited the Keffer family in Strasburg over the weekend. They were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Keffer and paused here en route to Strasburg as guests of Mrs. M. F. Hildebrand.

Messrs Charles. Keffer William Huff Washington D. C J. W. Keffer Strasburg

Grove wills $500 to United Brethren Church of Winchester

The will of Cephas Grove probated in Corporation Court awards $500 to the United Brethren Church of Winchester for church use. It bequeaths $100 to Grove grandchildren S M Davis Dorothy Craver Eleanor Josephine Frederick Mildred Virginia Printz and $50 to Mrs Craver's two children. Remainder divided between Newton Grove Agnes Printz executors with $10,000 bond. Executed June 1 1929.

Cephas Frove Corporation Court Clerk's Co United Brethren Church of Winchester Grove S. M. Davis Dorothy Craver Eleanor Josephine Frederick Mildred Virginia Printz Craver North Braddock Street Newton Grove Agnes Printz Wil

Williams Family Returns and Local Visits in Mount Williams

Mount Williams Virginia January 28. Mr Milton Williams is able to be out after an attack of rheumatism. Visitors include Mrs Mary J Ashwood Mrs Annie M Orndorff Mrs Hurl Himelright Mrs Chas Williams Mrs Arthur White and Mrs C J Keckley. Other prominent calls include Mr and Mrs Paul Wolverton at I N Wallace home and visits to Edgar Smoke and Gough home.

Mount Williams Milton Williams G. W. Dyke Mary J Ashwood Annie M. Orndorf Hurl Himelright Chas. Williams Arthur White C. J. Keckley Paul Wolverton I.N. Wallace Paul Smoke Ada Magmie Smoke Edgar Smoke C. C. Gough C. J.keckley Laura Keckley Annie M. Orndorff W. H. Himelright Harl Himelright

Bird roams works as talk heats up on old shellacking

A blunt line in a column hints at a disruptive bird wandering the shipyard. The writer jokes about facing the intruder with a classic shellacking. The tone mixes humor with warning about the ongoing disturbance.

Dams and Decisions at Rapidan Debate in London

In London a mood grows that Ramsay MarcDonald should have stayed at the Rapidan longer to construct more dams. The remark reflects wartime engineering debates and leadership choices.

London Ramsay MarcDonald Rapidan

Several Rescued From Stricken Boat

A life saving crew from St. Jean De Luz rescued 21 men and 2 women from the British freighter Kneb worth after it struck a reef near Biarritz and broke in two. One sailor drowned when the ship struck. Crews sent survivors ashore by breeches-buoy at about fifteen minute intervals amid difficult conditions.

Associated Press Bordeaux France St. Jean de Luz Knebworth Biarritz

Senior Army Officer Gordon Dies at 97

Brigadier General David Stuart Gordon retired, the oldest officer in the United States Army, died at his Washington home today at age 97.

Washington David Stuart Gordon United States Army

Seven Burned to Death in Colorado Shack Fire

In Frederick Colorado seven people died in a two room shack fire. Mrs Paul Martinez and her five children aged thirteen months to fifteen years perished along with miner Newton who tried to rescue them. Newton died after breaking into the shack through a window.

Associated Press Frederick Colorado Paul Martinez Newton

Spanish Flier Reported With Plans To Quell Uprising

An Associated Press dispatch from Buenos Aires notes Franco, a noted Spanish flyer who previously lived in Cadiz, Spain, was said to be carrying instructions to quell a revolutionary movement against the Spanish dictatorship. The report places him in Luz France, January 28.

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