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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
3
The article notes relations among the wedding party including Mrs. Bauserman sister of Mrs. Oscar Brown and Messrs George and Wallace Lutz, all of Winchester, indicating kin among the bridegroom’s parents.
The social calendar lists weekly choir practices at Braddock Street M E Church and United Brethren Church, plus monthly meetings for Ladies Aid at First Christian and Kernstown Community League. Also planned are lawn fetes, Children’s Day celebrations, dances at Blue Ridge Night Club and Winchester Golf Club, and regular luncheons for Lions and Kiwanis clubs.
Miss Virginia Mary Lutz married Ralph Stanley Bauserman of near Stephens City Friday at 9:30 in the Reformed Church, with only two witnesses. The couple drove to Winchester, then Washington, returning to Strasburg. she will continue at Shenandoah Publishing House before moving to Stephens City.
July 2 celebration at Kenmore honors Thomas Jefferson with a 2:30 to 6 tea on the lawn. Virginia and United States flags fly as Mrs. Clara Mason Crockett and other Jefferson descendants host guests including Mrs. Arthur Wilburn. Also noted are a Jefferson family wedding in Bryn...
Ace Luttrell and Mrs Strether Sherman hosted guests at Luttrell cottage Little Mountain for a supper on the lawn. The gathering included Mrs Cooper of Berryville Avenue and sister Mrs John Hauptman of near Clearbrook. Buffets and hospitality described. Mrs Ovid Petrescu to visit Buffalo house guests Janet and Betty Story of Buffalo NY arrive tonight at Handley Avenue home of Mr and Mrs Charles P McVicar. Petrescu formerly principal of John Kerr Schools.
Epworth League of Mark et Street Methodist Church plans a yard party Thursday evening July 14 at York's Log Cabin Camp near here with an orchestra and proceeds for Mountain Lake Club to help send Epworth Leaguers to Summer Institute July 18 25 at Mt. Lake Park Md.
The Girls' Athletic Association plans a meeting Thursday night July 7 in the club rooms on West Piccadilly Street to discuss business matters and hear reports. Members are urged to attend. Also notes include Mr John Perrine leaving for San Antonio to enter aviation school and visits from relatives and guests in town.
At the convention a cheering Virginia delegation, led by Governor Pollard and Rear Admiral Byrd, shows united support for Byrd. Supporters carry banners pledging he will do for the United States what he did for Virginia, as crowds clash with rival speakers and marchers from Maryland and New Jersey join the procession.
Among the crowd, former Virginians led by Frank Bane and Governor Pollard joined Admiral Byrd in a Virginia parade. National committeewoman Daisy Stevens and others from Lynchburg were present as banners proclaim No new taxes and No deficit in low mood. The procession featured a large Byrd sign and a marching band while Roosevelt supporters cheered Dixie from the stadium stands. Byrd joked about carrying a banner for his brother as Pollard waved his placard.
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange showed prices moving higher as buy orders flowed in from multiple sources. The British pound traded at 3.58 dollars, and closing prices listed a range of notable stocks with varied gains and losses.
Grain closing prices provided by Hibbs Company of Washington DC, members of the NYSE and Chicago Board of Trade. Financial data shared through Hibbs Building and telephone communications with National price references.
Grain prices today in Chicago fluctuated slightly from yesterday’s close. Futures quotes show Wheat July at 47 54, September 50 4, December 53, Corn July 27, September 31, December 30 4, and Oats July 19 44, September.
The fragment shows percentages 19 21 27 31 34 and the words December July September Rye, but lacks context. No identifiable people, places, or events are confirmed to describe a coherent news item.
The Capitol Theatre screens a talking picture this evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening. The film records the words of former Gov. H. F. Byrd General Billy Mitchell and Col. Henry Breckinridge at a Chicago meeting before the convention. A matinee was also shown.
Alfred Santell oversees Fox casting for Rebecca with Macian Nixon. Ralph Bellamy lands lead opposite Nixon after tests. Mae Marsh and Louise Closser Hale join key aunts. child actors chosen with strict health and set nursery rules. Wardrobe and makeup dominate prep as David Cox designs period costumes and Nixon studies her role.
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