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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1930
Page
3
Busy social notes from Winchester and beyond
The column covers nuptials of Mrs. Lauman and admiral Clark’s family, Harvard scholar Ralph Scott’s plans, Lela Clevenger Clevenger Marco wedding in Baltimore, the birth of Hiram Whitacre’s son, and Fourth of July activities at Berkeley Springs The Castle hosts open house with Rus Baldwins college orchestra and regional social leaders guiding events in Winchester Fort Loudoun and nearby areas.
Tendered a Delightful Birthday Surprise for J M Lowery
A surprise dinner honored Mr. J M Lowery on his fifty fifth birthday at his Bufflick Road home. Relatives and friends delivered the meal in his absence. upon return he found a warm gathering and many gifts. Attendees included family members and friends such as the Lowerys and Boyces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Lowery
Bufflick Road
Lowery
Mr. Lowery
Robert and
David Lowery
Mollie
Lena Lowery
K. R. Boyce
Raymond Boyce
F. M. Boyce
Maurice H. Ritter
B. H. Jones
Bennie H., Jr
Jack
Donald Jones
Frank Shutts
Marshall Grimm
Daley Orndoff
Daley Lee Orndoff
Hawkins Family Returns From Pleasant Weekend Motoring Trip
Mr and Mrs Nat Hawkins and their daughters Mrs Emma Anderson and Miss Mary Hawkins and son Nat Hawkins Jr return to their South Cameron street home from a weekend trip to Myersdale Pa. They were guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Diveley in that city. Mrs Diveley was formerly Miss Margaret Hawkins of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Hawkins
Emma Anderson
Mary Hawkins
Nat Hawkins, Jr
South Cameron Street
Myersdale
Wedding Trip for Tyson Couple and Washington Star Editor
Mr and Mrs Joseph Tyson after a Washington marriage last Saturday tour the Shenandoah Valley and plan Niagara Falls and New England visits They will reside in New York City Mrs Tyson is Ellen Taylor Ford daughter of Clarence and Mrs Ford of Richmond Tyson is son of Thomas Tyson Of England and New York Mr C H Stauffer Washington Evening and Sunday Star state editor and Mrs Stauffer and their two children Jane and Cleve plus Mrs John Halstead of Washington visited Winchester on a Virginia motoring trip They met local correspondents and viewed regional sites Serenaders to play at Jordan Springs Hotel dance with Shenandoah Valley Serenaders as draw for weekend visitors Also Serenaders perform Friday at Hillside Lake Park Martinsburg W Va for a Fourth of July event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Lauman
Uman
Clark J
Charles Pickney Clark
Admiral Clark
William Bacon
West Newton
Mass
York Harbor
Elizabeth Clark
Newport
Clark
Washington
General Board of the Navy
League of American Pen Women
Ralph Lucas Scott
W. L. Scott
Roae
Thomas M. Hiltzheimer
Winchester
Harvard University
Maine
Roanoke
Scott
Harvard
Jefferson High School
Washington and Lee University
Georgia School of Technology
Marshall College
Lela Clevenger
A. S. Marco
Baltimore
Lela Brent Clevenger
A. Stephen Marco
E. B. Clevenger
Rose Hill
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Studebaker Motor Car Distributors
Marco
New York City
Chevrolet Motor Company
Portland
Atlantic City
Mrs. Marco
Portand
Berkeley Springs
Bertha Taylor Voenhorst
Graystone House
the Castle
H. Raynor Greene
Fort Loudoun
Rus Baldwin
Atlantic
New York
Genevieve Miller
Joseph Tyson
Shenandoah Valley
Niagara Falls
New England States
Tyson
Ellen Taylor Ford
Clarence Ford
Richmond
Thomas Tyson
England
Washington Star
C. H. Stauffer
Jane
Cleve
John Halstead
Virginia
Stauffer
Washington Evening
Sunday Star
West Virginia
Maryland
Star
Serenaders
Jordan’s
Jordan Springs Hotel
Hillside Lake Park
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mrs. Jackson and Daughter Visit from Charlotte
Mrs. John Long Jackson and her young daughter from Charlotte North Carolina arrived today at Hilandale the home of her parents Mr and Mrs C Grattan Crawford in Kernstown to spend the rest of the summer. Mrs Crawford is slowly improving after an illness of nearly two weeks. Mr and Mrs James Fuller of Chicago were weekend guests of Mrs Crawford’s uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs H D Fuller in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Charlotte
John Long Jackson
Charlotte N. C
James Fuller
Chicago
H. D. Fuller
City
Girl Scouts Troup To Hold a Meeting
The article lists readers about summer camp plans and various local residents. Mrs Yates and infant daughter depart for Kennebankport Maine to join Mr Yates for the summer. Nurse Gladys Hawkins accompanies them.
Ruth Slams Out Homer No. 31
Babe Ruth hit his thirty first homer of the season in the fifth inning of the Yankee Chicago game delivering a Dutch Henry pitch with Byrd on second to put the Yankees ahead five to one in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Byrd
Ruth
Dutch Henry
Yankees
Prison Term For False Pretenses
Mrs Marie Leslie was sentenced to from three to six years in prison for grand larceny in charges of jewelry purchases at stores in New York and Philadelphia charged to Mrs Isaac Elmerson of Baltimore without permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Marie Leslie
Philadelphia
Isaac Elmerson
Baltimore
B and O R R Granted Six Month Extension
The Interstate Commerce Commission extended the divestiture deadline for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to January 13, allowing six extra months to separate from Western Maryland after ruling ownership unlawful. The original deadline was July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio
Middie Worthington Requests Sea Burial After Paris Death
Washington reports Francis H. Worthington, 19, Midshipman from Grover Colorado, died in Paris by self inflicted gunshot after poisoning failed. Navy to honor his wish for sea burial. authorities await French formalities. Parents notified they do not want his body returned to the Colorado ranch. The cadet left a diary stating life was no longer worth living and that his mind might fail. He drank cognac to lift spirits before his final act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Frank H. Worthington
Grover
Col
Navy
Colorado
Francis H. Worthington
Paris
Naval Academy
Cole
Cadet Worthington
Enforcement investigation urged over prohibition enforcement
July 1 Washington The article reports a push in the House for a probe into prohibition enforcement in New York City and the New York administrator's office over the past three years. Maurice Campbell, retiring NYC prohibition administrator, is blamed by some while Treasury officials resist further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Maurice Campbell
Prohibition
New York City
Campbell
Seymour Lowman
New York
Nat Law Lowman
Treasury
J. Anslinger
B. R. Rhees
War Veterans To Be Guests of Winchester Fair
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society invites Civil War veterans to the Winchester Fair August 26 29. Veterans may obtain a ticket at the Shenandoah Valley Bank building office or by writing to officials to gain grounds grandstand and other courtesy access. The event aims to bring vets together to share past experiences and enjoy the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Star
The
Fair Association
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Fines Collected By Police Court Through June 1930
A local police court summary shows fines totaling 5345.15 dollars for the first six months of 1930 with a 500 dollar bond forfeiture after a defendant failed to appear. Monthly breakdown lists January February 1450.15 dollars March 715 dollars April 1399 dollars May 678 dollars and June 488 dollars.
Quaint Virginia Laws From 1662 1669 On Tax Tobacco Fines
An excerpt catalogs early Virginia statutes revealing harsh punishments and social controls. Offenders faced tobacco fines, church wardens reported misconduct, ducking stools and stocks were mandated, and penalties targeted drunks hog thieves and Quakers with heavy tobacco payments and bans.
Senate Passes World War Vets Pension Measure
The Senate approved a World War veterans disability pension bill with higher rates than the House plan. An amendment by Walsh Connally set top disability payments at 60 dollars and broadened eligibility to venereal disease related disabilities. A conference with the House will follow and costs are projected at up to 167 million in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
House
Hoover
Walsh
Massachusetts
Connally
Texas
Walsh- Connally
Reed
Pennsylvania
Historic court penalty clauses on attorney fees
The text outlines fines and penalties for offenses and convicts in a historical court system. It prescribes two hours imprisonment for certain offenses and sets tobacco-based fee caps for bringing suits in general and county courts. It also penalties attorneys who refuse to plead cases for the stipulated fees.
Four Playgrounds Opened Yesterday
Four playgrounds were opened and will be maintained by playground experts with sponsorship from the Robert Y Conrad Post No 21 American Legion. Locations include Friends Meeting House corner Piccadilly and Washington streets Handley High School grounds Harris Addition and Douglas School for colored children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Y. Conrad Post
No. 21
American Legion
Nelson F. Richards
John I. Brown, Jr
Friends Meeting House
Piccadilly
Washington Streets
Handley High School
Harris Addition
Douglas
Richards
William G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Fire engine battles car blaze on South Kent Street
About 10 o'clock last night a car owned by Russell Jackson on South Kent Street caught fire. A general alarm brought out the fire department and the blaze was quickly extinguished. Damage was not extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Jackson
South Kent Street
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Ralph L. Scott
Hiram Whitacre
N. C
Whitacre
Lois Love
Asheville
Sibes Buter
Huntsberry
Yates
James Yates
Kenneybankport
Mr. Yates
Gladys Hawkins
Mrs. Yates
R. A. Carbaugh
Adelle Gantt
James Rogers
E. E. Rogers
Middletown
Roy Ritter
South Braddock Street
Ernest Grayson
East Piccadilly Street
Norman Graber
Western Union
Frank A. Tyler
Frank A. Tyler, Jr
Rockville, Md
George T. Tyler
Bernetta Ritter
William and Mary College
Dorothy W. Pope
New Oxford, Pa
Mrs. S. G. Newcome
R. C. Green
Memorial Hospital
Green
Bryarly and Green Insurance Firm
Hugh Williams
Ebert Garage
Yarmouth
Canada
Defiance Motor Truck Company
Eleanor Robertson
S. E. Robertson
South
Cameron Street
B. A. Grayson
National Avenue
F. L. Buckley
Caruthers
Aldie
B. D. Foulois
War Department
George Washington Hotel
Judy McGuire
Fort Omaha, Neb
J. C. Bowden
Hopewell, Va
R. T. Bryarly
Mary E. Chapline
Alice K. Chapline
Warrenton, Va
H. D. Styer
Amherst Street
Homer
Middie
Winchester Fair
D. F. Holmes
Guray
Bingham
Borah
Fess
Goldsborough
Hastings
Hebert
Metcalf
Moses
Sullivan
Vandenberg
Walcott
Coats
Kauf
Man Q Hoad Ain
Berets
Sir Lenaca
Prico- Photo
Vincent Kerens
Dallas
Tex
Apple, Gift and Venir Shop
George Washington
Panama
Margaret Ij L. Hodgson
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