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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1931

Page

10

Rev Dr Hamill Dies at Capital Home at 78

The Rev Dr Henry P Hamill a retired Methodist Episcopal Church South minister died Saturday at his home 3517 New Hampshire Ave Washington after a long illness. He was 78 and had served as presiding elder of Alexandria and Winchester districts and held pastorates in Keyser Charles Town Martinsburg Staunton Buena Vista and Rockville. He was treasurer of Randolph-Macon Training College and secretary treasurer of the Christian education movement. Funeral services were held Monday at Francis Asbury Church Washington and he was buried in Beallsville Maryland.

Henry P. Hamill Methodist Episcopal Church South New Hampshire Avenue Washington Hamill Patrick Isabella Hamill Sarah C. Jones William T. Jones Montgomery County Alexandria Winchester Keyser Charles Town Martinsburg Staunton Buena Vista Oe Va Rockville Randolph-Macon Training College Lynchburg Christian Education Movement Francis Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church South Beallsville

Canterbury People Spend Weekend at Local Spots

Canterbury locals report weekend visits including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cave and relatives over the Fourth. Several families and friends attended gatherings at Endless Caverns and the Rowland home. A yard party is planned at Double Churches on Saturday night July 11. Mrs. Clyde Hill and two daughters from Baltimore visited, and a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Berry last week. Sunday guests at the Rowland home included Bryan Painter, Elaine Painter, and Burgess Haliney of Edgewood Maryland.

Canterburg Harry Cave Riley Murphy Henry Mears Nellie and Mae Painter Louis Coffertg W. M. DeHaven Endless Caverns J. R. White B. A. Rowland Clyde Hill Baltimore Orville Berry Bernard Rowland Bryan Painter Elaine Burgess Haliney Edgewood

Market Report Summary of Local and Baltimore Wholesale Prices

A dense OCR filled market note lists local wholesale prices for flour dairy and feed, plus mixed feeds cracked corn and butter fat. It includes local retail figures and Baltimore wholesale prices for wheat young chickens calves and hogs with varied per unit rates and notes corrections from the preceding day.

Toeal Bheusd CO Aieeveset Eieses Muvscy Sara Leeeyees Ecemea Baltimore

Rainfall Totals Show Varied Precipitation by Month

The report lists rainfall amounts over the past 24 hours and for July to date, with 18 year averages for January through May and totals for June. It also notes rainfall for the first seven months of 1930 with monthly figures from January to July.

Local Bus Terminal Manager J Mack Noonan Dies

Obituary notes J Mack Noonan prominent in city transport died suddenly while guiding a tourist group. Also reported fines totaling 715 dollars 25 cents from police court sessions and a Virginia state trapshooting club win by a Winchester Gun Club five man team. Announcements of upcoming marriages Katherine Graham Bowyer Baker to Laurence Edward Tierney Jr and Mary Beulah Carper wedding to Frank E Wightman in Washington on July 22.

J. Mack Noonan Winchester Gun Club Virginia State Trapshooting Association Katherine Graham Bowyer Baker Laurence Edward Tierney, Jr Mary Beulah Carper Frank E. Wightman Washington

Comman der Byrd and Floyd Bennett Honored in 1926 North Pole Plan

Five years ago on July 7 1926 Winchester and Frederick county prepared to award medals to Commander Byrd and Floyd Bennett for their north polar success. Police court fines for June totaled 471.50 a report to the Common Council shows. Katherine Clem wed John Kern at Grace Lutheran Church parsonage. Massanetta Camp at Harrisonburg opened with over 200 youths enjoying life there. Virginia shown by leaders as a land of resources progress and an unlimited future.

Winchester Frederick Byrd Floyd Bennett Common Council Katherine Clem John Kern Grace Lutheran Church Massanetta Harrisonburg Virginia

Bootlegger roundup near Basic Va reported

Deputy Revenue Collector Rit enour and party rounded up a large coterie of bootleggers near Basic Virginia. First Troop Boy Scouts of America rents Glaize swimming pool for July August and September. Harry W Ebert married Isabel Sencin in Frederick Maryland. US census shows 21 071 076 men of military age.

Yago Ritenour Basic Boy Scouts of America Glaize Harry W. Ebert Isabel Sencindiver Frederick United States

Lone Eagle faces duties of a family man says Augustus

A Washington Post quote notes Charles Augustus believes family responsibilities delay his daring Pacific hop skip method. The Dallas News links Democratic worries over Hoover prosperity and General Motors financing through another election with financier Raskob.

Pacific Lone Eagle Charles Augustus Washington Post Hoover General Motors Raskob Dallas News

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