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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1931

Page

3

Social and Personal notes from the telegraph column

A garbled social and personal note appears to recount telephone communications and messages about births and confirmations. The fragment hints at messages exchanged and references a person or family, but lacks clear names or dates to specify a concrete event.

Inter-City music contest regulation and local notices

Winchester likely to participate in an inter city music contest with Harrisonburg Staunton Waynesboro and possibly Winchester. Chesapeake boards regulate choir eligibility memory singing school attendance and five scoring criteria. Also reports Sobeloff confirmed as US district attorney for Maryland and social visits of Miss Jacobs and Miss Harris with local residents and trips to New York.

State Board of Education Rockingham Auta Shenandoah Harrisonburg Virginia Federation of Music Clubs Gamble Hinged Music Company Chicago Ill

Tri-State League and Pocahontas Hold District Convention Here

A regular quarterly session of the Tri-State League of Men and Degree of Pocahontas embraced Maryland West Virginia in the District of Columbia met Tuesday in Odd Fellows Hall. About 150 attended including 30 from Martinsburg. officers chosen include Guy Williams Martinsburg president and records chief. Mrs Jenkins Washington secretary. Mrs Virginia Simpson Winchester treasurer. Mrs Effie Arbaugh Frederick Maryland first collector. Miss Winifred Hockenberry Martinsburg second usher. Mrs Nellie Hockenberry Martinsburg second usher. meeting set for April in Martinsburg.

Tri-State League of Men and Degree of Pocahontas Maryland West Virginia District of Columbia Odd Fellows Hall Martinsburg Guy Williams Tuscarora Tribe Jenkins Washington Virginia Simpson Winchester Great Council of Virginia Effie Arbaugh Frederick Lula Foster Brunswick Winifred Hockenberry Nellie Hockenberry Henning Tippecanoe Council No Degree of Pocahontas Pride of Delaware Lodge Minnehaha Council No. 1

Miss Erle Leaves To Attend Wedding Of Classmate

Miss Edna Erle of North Kent street travels to Bradford Pennsylvania to attend the wedding of Miss Jacquelin Martin. Erle will serve as bridesmaid and the pair were former classmates at Mount Mercy Academy Pittsburgh.

Miss Erle Edna Erle North Kent Street Bradford Jacquelin Martin Miss Martin Mount Mercy Acadecy Pittsburgh

Mrs Morrison Dies. Rites Held in Baltimore

Mrs. Wesley Morrison died last Saturday at her daughter Mrs. Vincent Casico’s home in Baltimore. Funeral services were held in Baltimore with burial in Lorraine Cemetery. She previously lived in Brucetown and is survived by several children and sisters from Brucetown, Hagerstown, and Alexandria.

Associated Press Wesley Morrison Vincent Casico Baltimore Brucetown Lorraine Morrison California Effie Mertz Hilda Burev Martin Adams Homer Morrison Howard Huntsberry Hagerstown Lottie Morrison Alexandria, Va

Viennese Nights At Capitol With Maryland Collegians

The Capitol presents Viennese Nights the last times today with a lively stage appearance by the Maryland Collegians. The blend of romantic song and film features an excellent cast led by Vivienne Segal Walter Pidgeon Alexandria Gray and Louise Fazenda in a Romberg Hammerstein romance noted for its lively gaiety and tender atmosphere.

Vienna Capitol Maryland Collegians Warner Brothers Sigmund Romberg Oscar Hammerstein II Vivienne Segal Walter Pidgeon Alexandria Gray Louise Fazenda

Laurel Bandits Questioned Over Other Crimes

Baltimore police inquired about related robberies after a Laurel jewelry store heist left a bandit dead by suicide. Suspects Paul M. Taylor and Thomas A. Phillips told investigators the deceased was L. C. Taylor, once in Howard County and later Topeka. They suggest possible links to the Commercial Savings Bank robbery netting over $15,000.

Baltimore Laurel Prince Georges County Paul M. Taylor Washington Thomas A. Phillips Indianapolis L. C. Taylor Howard County Topeka Kan Patuxcent Baltimore Plobe Commercial Savings Bank

Baltic Cargo of Apples Slumps as Prices Fall on Poor Quality

The steamer Baltic delivery to Liverpool shows generally poor cargo and quality with widespread price declines, though demand remains active. Prices for Yorks apples range mostly from 5.52 to 6.72 per barrel, with other varieties listed. shipments to Liverpool, London, Manchester, and Hull total over 41,000 barrels for the week ending January 24.

Baltic Liverpool Eng G. R. Cooper Harnden and Company Yorks Albemarle Pippins Winesaps Staymans Black Twig Stark New Yorks London Manchester Hull

Tons of Rock Slide Down Shaft Burying Worker

A rock slide at a Yonkers to New York aqueduct shaft buried one worker and injured five others. Joseph Perez, 44, was engulfed by dirt and rock and later reported as the eighteenth death in the project since construction began on the $44 million line.

Associated Press New York Yonkers Sou Joseph Perez Perez

Stock Market List Holds Up A Bit Better

New York, Jan 29. The latest decline in share values became a mere drop in today's market. Continuous selling of government issues in the bond department along with Bethlehem Steel earning reports after the close, were dispiriting but liquidation of stocks was larger and the list-up better than yesterday. Call money renewed at 1 percent.

Associated Press New York Bethlehem Steel

Where Motorists Can Get Their Autos Tested

Virginia motor vehicles director T Mc Call Frazier designates local garages to perform required inspections for Winchester Clarke Frederick county motorists. Lists Winchester Dellinger Brothers Shenandoah Motor George Washington Stephens City Lemleys Parker Middletown Happy Longs Berryville Nail Motor Boyce Millwood garages with no charge for test. parts at regular rates.

T. McCall Frazier Motor Vehicles Virginia City of Winchester Clarke Frederick County Dellinger Brothers Shenandoah Motor Company George Washington Stephens City Lemley Parker’s Middletown Happy Long Happy Long's Berryville Naill Motor Company Boyce—Boyce Millwood

Five Men Fined for Dynamiting Fish in Shenandoah River

Five men, four white and one colored, were fined and costs totaling 1304.75 by Justice Armimstead in Front Royal Magistrate’s Court after conviction for killing fish with dynamite in the Shenandoah River. Arrests by Clarke County game warden C. P. Levi near the Warren Clarke line found them amid three dead fish and two charges already set off.

Justice Armimstead Front Royal Shenandoah River Snowden Tumblin James Butler Milldale Warren County Elias Wines James Moulden Clarke County Kownslar, Colordte Clarke Warren and C. P. Levi

Mrs Willis Shenk Dies Sudenly in Harrisburg Pa

Mrs Willis Shenk, wife of Willis Shenk, died of a sudden heart attack yesterday at her Harrisburg home. She leaves a husband a daughter Mrs Barclay Grove of Chambersburg two sisters Mrs Howard Zell of Harrisburg and another sister in Shipensburg five brothers A J DeHart Earl De Hart Cleveland William DeHart and Howard DeHart. Funeral will be at Harrisburg at 1 pm Saturday then interment in Chambersburg.

A. J. de Hart East Cork Street Willis Shenk Harrisburg Barclay Grove Chambersburg Howard Zell Shipensburg J. Dehart Earl DeHart Shippensburg Cleveland William DeHart Mount Alto Howard DeHart West Shenk

Radio Schedule Messes and Station Lineups across Networks

A dense listing shows multiple radio markets with channel numbers and program lineups. It includes time slots for WEAF WCAE WTAM WBEN and many others, detailing music, sketches, orchestras, and news blocks across hours into late evening.

WEAF New Y WCAE WTAM WBEN CKGW WFI WCSH Uncle Abe David WTAG WGY WRC WJAR WEE WWJ WSAI WSM WSB WHAS WSYR Rudy Vallee Orch WEEI WJAX WIOD WRVA WABC Tony WDRC WHP WJAS WLBW WMAL WDBJ WEBN WWNC WBT WDOD WLAC WFBL WHEC WGR WLBZ WEAN WNAC Voice of Columbia WORC WWAG Wdodwlag Ywence Twins Hs Wean WCAU WTAR WADC WHK WKRC WXYZ WSPD Story of Time WCAC Savino Tone Pictures WKBW WPG WFAN WJZ New Yo Japior WIZ van Steden Orch WGAR WBZ WLW KDKA WPTF Amos Andy WHAM WPTE WCKY WFLA WJR WBAL Salon Orchestra

Two Die In Marble Block Crane Accident In Baltimore

A 800 pound block of marble slipped from a crane at a new Masonic temple on North Charles street in Baltimore hurling three men from a scaffold. Walter Graham 35 a stone cutter and William Dorn 20 an apprentice died soon after. A fourth man was injured and other workers were reportedly in serious condition. The incident occurred at the Scottish Rite Temple construction site.

Baltimore Walter Graham William Dorn Charles Street

Sculpturing at Wisconsin Reformatory

A news item notes sculpturing is being adopted at the Wisconsin reformatory as a method to shape model prisoners into productive inmates.

Wisconsin Reformatory

Also Mentioned on This Page

Simon E. Sobeloff United States Senate Blatimore Sobeloff Frank Lovett Phillips Lee Goldsborough Senator Goldsborough Mitchell Mr. Sobeloff Amos W. W. Woodcock Beoe National Prohibition Direcor Virginia Jacobs Richmond Susan Carter Miss Carter Mary Oberkins Miss Jacobs Sally Truax Harris West Fifty-fifth Street Miss Harris Robert Gamble Cabell Floyd Harris Stoke Loudoun County Richmond Times - Dispatch Mrs. Small York S. Frederick M. Small Fred. L. G , Sr East Piccadilly Small Robert Spangler Huntsberry Tri-State League of Red Men and National Defense Council B. M. Roszel Council On National Defense Roszel American Legion of Virginia American Legion Auxiliary R. T. Barton Walter Reed Daisy Reed Fort Benning Walter Lawrence Reed United States Army Campbell King Fifteenth Infantry Tientsin China Young Christian Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Thomas Sprint West Cecil Street Forney Staunton Theatres Jack Forney Stewart L. Forney Warner Brother Staunton New Strand Theatres Miss Dick Meda Dick Princess Anne Del-Mar-Va Richard Brothers Civic League John S. Miller Walter E. Barr Missouri Ridgeway Hall of Rest Methodist Church Lewis H. Hyde George Washington Hotel Havanna Cuba Kutztown Mrs. Carson Clark Howard Scruggs Martha E. Stowers Red Cross Chapter West, Tex C. McIntosh Boyer Middleburg Mary R. Buckner Amherst Street Albert Neuman William Janney Pittsburgh, Pa C. J. Borum Strasburg Helen Ritter Lexington Cora Lloyd W. Va W. E. Alexander Richmond, Va Jack W. D. Anders Hagerstown, Md Hotel Ack Rodney Carper South Kent Street Western State Hospital W.M Shade Pegr Commodore Wash Pliny Wilson and Son Johnstown, Pa Lawrence Herrell North Avenue Paul H. Witch and Children Elmhurst, Ill Jack Hotel Harry Seitz Tucson, Ariz Ramon Rossman Seitz John L. Long New York City James March Carlisle Dickinson College Will March South Braddock Street Mrs. L. C. Crewe Birmingham, Ala Carlos A. Collins The American Automobile Association of Washington Frank M. Boucher Warner Brothers Theatres Mrs Norman Oates Harpers Ferry Mrs. Loring Pingley Ruth Lowery Lula Gibson Elizabeth Whithire Clifton Forge E. E. Wingfield Tri-State League of Pocahontas Dent South Main Street Hove Harrisonburg, Pa NBC Chain WJIY KYW B. A. Rolfe Orch WEEL Florence Richardson Reaatmer WKBN WCAO WCAY Wj4s Poet’s Gold Ben Bernie Orch WDBY Cummins Orch WITEC WOPRC WLDW WKRO Downey Orch WAEBC Ann Leaf WWABC K—760 Sanderson Crumit WR2 Kdka WiKky Voorhees Emsemble WIW WIR WLAL Clara WKZZ Wijz Chain WRAL WIELA EAS S. Boys Wai WTIC Art McGinley Oreh WIZ R WSIZ Wwcau Sipmaeeter Blonsars Los Amigos Ned & Red Bob Newhe'l Statesville Lensemble Wiley Sisters Kloes Margaret Hodgson Goodyear Betsy Ross Crystal Restaurant and Confectionery LOU Bernstein CO Loudoun Street Home of ART Fashion Clothes Winchester, Va Kaufman’s Coats
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