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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1931

Page

3

Social Calendar listings for community groups

Tuesday 7 30 P M Little Theater Guild meeting in Handley Library with all members urged to attend. Wednesday 12 45 P M Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. 2 P M Stephenson Social Club monthly meeting at Oak Grove Camp Martinsburg pike. 9 30 A M W C T U semi monthly meeting at Friends Meeting House all members urged to attend. 1 P M Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington. Friday 12 30 P M American Legion Post luncheon at George Washington Hotel.

Little Theater Guild Handley Library Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel Stephenson Social Club Oak Grove Camp Martinsburg Pike Friends' Meeting House Rotary Club American Légion Post

Delightful Dance at Jordan Springs Hotel

A successful summer dance sponsored by Ab Huntsberry drew about 25 couples from Clarke and Warren counties and Martinsburg with music by Jack Schill and His West Virginians. Chaperones included Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Huntsberry and Mr. and Mrs. Carlin Gray.

Jordan Springs Ab” Huntsberry Jack Schill West

Dinner Party Tonight for Mr and Mrs Barton Celebration

Numerous socials fill the scene with entertaining by Mr and Mrs Harry K Russell in honor of Mr and Mrs Joseph Barton visiting with Mr Lewis Barton. Local events include a church song service led by Rev C J Rohart and a charity yard party at Kernstown for Epworth League fund.

M. Griffin Carlin Gray Carroll Smith Tokus Inn Samuel Marvin Griffin Bainbridge Elizabeth Smith Thomas Howie South Carolina Griffin H. H. Smith Ashland Mrs. Barton Harry K. Russell Joseph Barton Lewis N. Barton Mrs. Iton South End South End Hose Company C. J. Rohart First Church of the Brethren Rohart Shenandoah Woodhull Baker Shenandoah River Mr. Barton Victor Arthur Mary Miller Paul Gaylord Lewis Barton Gertrude Barton Field Kernstown Epworth League T. W. Harrison Winnetka, Ill John M. Steck

Local residents seen traveling and recovering across towns

Mrs. Robert Snapp returns home from Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Several locals visit Atlantic City for a weeklong stay. Others travel to New York and Roanoke for business and leisure, including Mr. Charles Mort planning a Saratoga trip and Mr. Franklin Anderson heading to Atlantic City and New York. Families visit relatives in Richmond Staunton Charlottesville and Washington.

Loring Wright Loring J. Wright Memorial Hospital I. D. Wright East Piccadilly Street Mr. Wright Paul Gaylord Washington New York St. Louis Robert Snapp Franklin Anderson Brooks’ Pharmacy Atlantic City Charles Mort New York City Saratoga Springs N. Y

Chicago Grain Closing Prices After Hoover Plan Acceptance

The note by France on Hoover's debt moratorium affected Chicago Board of Trade trading. Wheat July rose about four cents amid active buying, corn held steady, rye fell. Closing: Wheat July 59 53, September 59 , December 59. Corn July 60 , September 59 5, December 48. Oats July 27, September 27 54, December 39. Rye July 35 12, September 32 , December 42 12.

Hoover France Chicago Board of Trade

Deafness Seen as Aid in Driving Says Boston Doctor

A Boston physician argues deafness can aid driving in some scenarios, noting that in such cases the back seat is often occupied. The remark appears in the Arkansas Gazette as part of a broader discussion on disability perceptions.

Boston Arkansas Gazette

Uniform perfection in canned foods reflects farming choices

Canner farmer cooperation shapes high quality produce from seed to can. growers select seeds, cultivate, harvest, and deliver promptly to ensure uniform, reliable products. The article notes farmers contract in advance to avoid market price risk and to shorten the farm to table path, then presents two tested recipes using canned fruits and vegetables.

Capper Praises Audit Bureau of Circulations Value

In a Senate speech, Arthur Capper extols the Audit Bureau of Circulations as essential to publishing profits and advertiser trust. He notes the bureau’s full circulation records aid both advertisers and publishers, urging publishers, advertisers, and agencies to join and request membership information.

A. B.C Audio Bureau of Circulations Associated Business Papers Audit Bureau Arthur Capper Senate Capper Publications Audit Bureau of Circulations Bureau Senator Capper Yies

Auto thief in Amsbury charged with disobeying police signal

Amsbury Massachusetts auto thief who stole a police patrol wagon was captured and charged with failing to stop on officer signals. The Cleveland News notes the case shows the dangers of lawbreaking and law enforcers maintaining order.

Amsbury Massachusetts Cleveland News

Akron Beacon Journal Quote About A Agent

A humorous quotation notes an agent as a man whose fountain pen won’t work until he darts it at your best rug.

Akron Beacon Journal

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