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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
5
Athol William Cliff to Wed Miss Virginia Bluhm in Orange
Invitations announced the marriage of Miss Virginia Bluhm of 1925 Harrison Street East Orange New Jersey daughter of Rev and Mrs Conrad Bluhm and Athol William Cliff son of Mrs K E Cliff of 22 Webster Place Orange The ceremony will be at 8 pm at the First Church of Presbyterians with Rev Dr Harmon H McQuilkin officiating The bridal party includes sister Mrs Kenneth Horne as matron of honor and her daughter as flower girl Best man will be Mr Herbert E Cliff Ushers include Amos B Hostetter Edward Morgan Voelker William M Penfield and David Bluhm After a honeymoon the couple will reside in East Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athol William Clif
Virginia Bluhn
Orange
N. J
Virginia Bluhm
Harrison Street
East Orange
Conrad Bluhm
Athol William Cliff
K. E. Cliff
Webster Place
Church of E
Presbyterian
Miss Bluhm
Harmon H. McQuilkin
Will
Kenneth ‘Horne
Lou Horne
Cliff
Herbert E. Cliff
Amos B. Hostetter
Edward Morgan Voelker
South Orange
William M. Penfield
Englewood
David Bluhm
Miss Blu
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Katherine Glass Greene
Lloyd
Arthur Selden Lloyd
Protestant Episcopal Church
Virginia
New York
Churchill Gibson
Richmond
Symington
Haddon
Charlottesville
Bishop Lloyd
University of Virginia
Silver
Admiral
Dupuy McCormick
Westwood Beverley Byrd
Evelyn Byrd McGill
Elizabeth Broun
Gertrude Reynolds
Katharine Harwell
Amelia Thomas
Mary Carter Randolph
Eleanor Berkeley
Santa Cruz
Calif
Gwynne Harrison
Billie Jacobs
Agnes Page Mitchell
Lloyd Williams
F. L. Crown
Mobile
Ala
Sarah B. Crown
Woodlawn
Bridge
Sidney Phillips
Louis Tucker
H. B. Whiting
J. D. Griffing
A. C. Muller
Margaretta Whiting
Ralph Dorsey
T. Rice Crown
Goodwin Williams
Marshall Milton
Elizabeth Milton
Connie Milton
Rahwyn
Staten Island
N. Y
W. T. Lewis
New Hampshire
Murray McGuire
Spencer Carter
Clarke County
William Crown
Hilda Levi
Florence Kelsey
T. Va
J. F. Moore
George Burwell
Mary O'Fallon
Miss Page
Miss O'Fallon
Gilpin
Mackey
Kate Powers
Auburn
Phillip H. Powers
Pittsburgh
Dinner Honoring Athletic Association Officers Held at Tokus Inn
Miss Elizabeth Hollis, president of the Girls' Athletic Association, entertained officers and members of the old and new executive councils at Tokus Inn last night. Guests included Mildred Millison Elsie Mathews Mary Sullivan Lou Hollis Dorothy Kremer Salome Crisman Mesdames Cramer Lycett William Brown Gertrude Campbell and Kella Hoshour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokus
Elizabeth Hollis
Girls’ Athletic Association
Tokus’ Inn
Association
Mildred Millison
Elsie Mathews Mary Sullivan
Lou Hollis
Dorothy Kremer
Salome Crisman
Mesdames Cramer Lycett
William Brown
Gertrude Campbell
Kella Hoshour
Crisman Boys Host Pleasant Party at Loudoun Street Home
Masters Frederick and Dickie Crisman entertained a group of their young friends yesterday afternoon at their parents home 2 South Loudoun street. Children enjoyed hours of games with prizes awarded to winners and refreshments in the late afternoon. Yellow color scheme and sunflowers provided festive decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dickie Crisman
Fred Crisman
South Loudoun Street
Mary Clay Jackson and Joseph Beale wed in Baltimore
Announcement from Lynchburg states Judge Henry Clay McDowell and Mrs McDowell announce the marriage of their niece Miss Mary Clay Jackson to Mr Joseph Beale. The ceremony occurred August 10 1928 in Baltimore with Judge McDowell presiding over the United States Court for the Western District of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Henry Clay McDowell
Mary Clay Jackson
Joseph Beale
Baltimore
Mrs R T Barton Heads to Connecticut With Son
Mrs Robert T Barton Jr closes her Richmond town house and departs for Darien Connecticut with her son Robert T Barton III. Major Barton will join them in Connecticut for the summer retreat and plans to spend the season there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Barton
Connecticut
Robert T. Barton, Jr
Richmond
Darien, Conn
Robert T. Barton
Major Barton
Takes Special Course In Hotel Administration
Mr Gladstone Crim a George Washington Hotel clerk will go to Ithaca New York to attend Cornell University's summer course in hotel administration. Miss Ruth Bucher of Hamans store takes a week vacation. Miss Isabelle Hammack of Washington will visit her mother in Middletown for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone Crim
George Washington
Ithaca
New York
Cornell University
Ruth Bucher
Hamman’s Store
Isabelle Hammack
Washington
Middletown
Birthday Dinner for Mr Unger at Shady View
A large number of relatives celebrated Mr. Unger’s fortieth birthday at Shady View the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Unger. Pink and white decorations and a 40 pink candy cake highlighted the surprise porch dinner. Upon return from church, Mr. Unger was greeted by friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unger
Shady View
Boyd Unger
Improve Report for Miss Eleanor Willey After Surgery
Miss Eleanor Willey daughter of Mr and Mrs James L Willey of Middletown is slowly improving at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an operation on an acute attack of appendicitis. Her condition was very serious but friends are glad to hear of improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Willey
James L. Willey
Middletown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Willey
Arkansas City boy speaks seven languages at age eight
An 8-year-old from Arkansas City Kansas can speak Hungarian Romanian Spanish French German Yiddish and English. The gifted child demonstrates fluency in multiple languages and is highlighted in a local human interest note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City, Kans
Hungary
Roumania
Spain
France
Germany
Three Injured When Sleeping Car Tips Over
An overnight Bar H sleeper car bound from York to Portland tipped at a Worcester station injuring three people. A 70 year old Mrs Ida B M Thomson of Lutherville Maryland suffered bruises, John Reynolds of Lowell Massachusetts sustained a back injury, and Albert Marabin a Philadelphia porter had lacerations. The derailed sleeper was part of a three car section on a grade crossing of the Boston and Maine line during slow movement. Passengers included children of notable figures traveling to summer camps under camp counsellors and matrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worchester
Mass
Yoru Te
Portland
Ida B. M. Thomson
Lutherville
John Reynolds
Lowell
Fagman
Albert Marabin Negro
Philadelphia
Boston and Maine
New York
Iladelphia
Washington
Funeral services held for Mrs. Mary E. Hupman
The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Hupman, who died Monday at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Rev J B Hupman, in Middletown Virginia, was held yesterday afternoon from the home of her daughter Mrs Ernest Guy Coiner near Waynesboro Virginia. Burial followed in Riverview Cemetery. She was widow of W L Hupman of Middletown and is survived by ten children across several states including J B in Middletown W L in Waterloo IA S M in Mebane NC H O in Churchville VA H H in St Paul MN Mrs Floyd H Coiner Waynesboro Lena in Kalamazoo MI Mrs Leon Stoutsenberger Washington DC and H B Norfolk VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Hupman
J. B. Hupman
Middletown
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Ernest Guy Coiner
Waynesboro
Riverview
Hupman
W. L. Hupman
J. B
W. L
Waterloo
Iowa
S. M
Mebane
N. C
H. O
Churchville
H. H
St. Paul
Washington, D. C
H. B
Norfolk, Va
New York Family Injured En Route to Winchester Visit
Mrs Annie A Littlefield mother of Inspector Gerard Littlefield of the New York Police Department and her brother Edward Bracken with his daughter were hurt in a Long Island automobile crash as they left for Winchester to visit Nina Glynn Anderson. Inspector Littlefield said Mrs Littlefield had a fractured skull and multiple contusions and was in St Johns Hospital Long Island City with a fair chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie A. Littlefield
Gerard Littlefield
New York Police Department
Edward Bracken
Long Island
Winchester
Nina Glynn Anderson
Inspector Littlefield
St. John’s Hospital
Long Island City
Fifteen Die In Train Collision Near Bologna
An Italian railway collision near Bologna killed fifteen people and injured many as a Milan bound passenger train collided with a freight train eleven miles from Bologna. The Associated Press reports the crash occurred on July 3 in Fasso Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fasso
Italy
Milan
Bologna
Ex Bootlegger Slain in Auto Near Wood River
Former bootlegger George Williams, 48, of Wood River, killed by machine gun fire just before midnight near Wood River Illinois. Passenger Herbert L. Cult, 50, of Alton, uninjured aside from minor injuries when the car crashed after Williams lost control. Forty bullets found at the morgue indicate a deliberate ambush by pursuing gunmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Wood River
Ill
George Williams
Herbert L. Cult
Alton
Williams
Cult
Kingshighway Kennel Club
Woodstock Youth Accidentally Shot
Joseph Raymond Foster, 22, of Woodstock Virginia, was brought to Memorial Hospital around 8 PM with a bullet wound believed accidental after the bullet glanced off a rock during gun practice. Dr. Fravel treated him and Dr. P W Boyrd performed an operation to remove the lead ball. Hospital staff said he was doing very well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Raymond Foster
Woodstock
Memorial Hospital
Young Foster
Fravel
P. W. Boyrd
California rural school fleet survey reports bus numbers
A survey by the California Automobile Association finds about 16 500 rural schools operating 42 000 motor buses. The figures indicate a large, dispersed student transport network across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Automobile Association
Berryville Horse Show to Stage 29 Classes
The Berryville event lists 29 classes across hunters, ladies hunters, saddle horses, ponies, and performance divisions. Entry fees range from 1 to 10 dollars with prizes including a silver cup for the championship hunter and multiple age based pony events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Green Hunters
Clarke County
P. c
Euint
Memorial Services at Fairview Lutheran Church
Clergy from several churches will lead the annual memorial service at Fairview Lutheran Church in Frederick county next Sunday July 6. J E Eaton is choir leader Grace White organist with two services 11 am and 2 30 pm. The program includes devotional and musical portions plus sermons and talks by Rev C H Anderson Rev J C Spindler Rev H W Shickle and Rev J R Collis. Benediction by Rev C H Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Lutheran Church
Frederick County
J. E. Eaton
Grace White
Gore
C. H. Anderson
Stock Market Glad for Rest After Holiday Lull
New York July 3 The stock ticker shows speculative exhaustion as prices drift lower and trading slows to a crawl before the market closes for the three day holiday. Call money ends at 21 2 percent and total sales reach about 1 200 000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Berryville Social Roundup Faces Holiday Gatherings
Berryville households host many visitors for holidays. Admiral and Mrs. Dupuy McCormick welcome guests including Misses Westwood Beverley Byrd Evelyn Byrd McGill and more. Other notes recount Mrs. Elizabeth Milton’s accident aftermath and guests visiting Richmond and Clarke county homes.
Plans Made For Horseshoe Match At Berryville
Clarke County prepares for the second annual horse shoe pitching contest sponsored by the Washington Star covering Northern Virginia Maryland and the District of Columbia. County Chairman Walter Rutherford says interest is high with many entries expected as preliminaries set for July 16 after entries close July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Walter Rutherford
Clarke
Washington Star
Mount Williams VA Church Services July 5
Mr. Williams notes in Mount Williams Virginia that services will be held at the schoolhouse on Saturday July 5 at 8 p m conducted by pastor Rev J Russell C Mr John Heltzel Se. Also mentions visiting at Mrs Ortney Williams home and Milton Williams moving to Mrs N C Williams’ house. Mrs Harry Smithey of Winchester spent days with her daughter Mrs West. Mr Harry Sirren of Louisiana visiting Mr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Williams
J. Russell
John Heltzel
Ortney Willams
Milton Williams
N. C. Williams
Harry Smithey
Winchester
West
Harry Sirren
Louisiana
Local Visitors Share Weekend at Area Homes
wie Kibler Mrs Elmer Cook and A Miss Bly of Fawcett Gap visited at grandfather Mr J H Hart. Mr I N Wallace spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Weat. George Hummer, ill for months, is improved. Arthur White moved into new home on Northwestern Turnpike. Jeanetta Brewer weekend guest of Aunt Mrs C J Keckley Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie
C. J. Keckley
Winchester
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