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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
3
Social and personal notices may be mailed or telephoned to the department. Sir Isabelle F Miller’s social reporter Mrs. will accept news by phone between 8 and 4 pm for the following day, phone number 33.
Miss Mildred Lee Rowland of Stephens City married Edgar Loving of Strasburg Va. The ceremony at 8 o clock Saturday evening was conducted by Rev Clinton C Bush. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Rowland, is a Stephens City High School graduate and former Frederick County teacher. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Loving of Strasburg, works at First National Bank of Strasburg. They left for a northern trip and will reside in Strasburg.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson arrived in Paris and announced plans to tour Japan and China to study international economic and political issues. She will sail from Marseilles on the Haruna Maru on the twentieth, accompanied by Dr Rudolph Teusler and Mrs Teusler, continuing her Geneva based work on the league of nations.
William E Dooley B W Dooley of Baltimore retired B and O train service arrive for several days at the Commercial Hotel with their son John J McCabe of Brunswick assisting on a sight seeing tour of local historic and scenic points.
Misses Ethel Athey and Retha Carson Cooper, daughters of Mr and Mrs Grover C Cooper, hosted a Tuesday dinner at their North Cameron Street home in honor of Margaret Wright of Portsmouth Virginia visiting Miss Mary Elizabeth and Miss Virginia Smith.
Mrs Octavia L Jack recently came from Virginia Beach to spend time with her daughter Mrs B Virginia Smith and son Mr Harry Jack. She plans visits with friends in Frederick county before returning to Virginia Beach for the summer.
Mr and Mrs W Lupton hosted a gathering at Kernstown for their son Cecil B Lupton and daughter in law Selma Stickley Fank who wed two weeks ago. The couple just returned from their wedding trip visiting Selmas brothers in Alabama and Florida. Also noted is Henry Post Mitchell and companions on a motor trip to California and news of Mrs Marshall Unger recovering well after Memorial Hospital surgery.
The Associated Press reports persistent sales depressed many stocks in New York trading on July 11. Utilities showed irregular gains as advance settling provided some support. Call loan rates stayed above 9 percent and brokers awaited the weekly loan statement, triggering unease and profit taking. total volume neared 4.1 million shares at the close.
The record shows paid in capital, surplus, and undivided profits with figures for deposits by type including individual, savings, and time certificates. It lists bills payable, borrowed funds, reserves for accrued interest and taxes, and totals totaling 303,242.92 with related deductions and credits.
Culver City California July 11 Two hundred fifteen hours after take off July 2 L W Mendell and R B Reinhart dropped a note at 6 30 am asking for refuelling at 7 am The note said Motor O K We are O K They reached ten days aloft at 7 29 30 o'clock completing 215 hours in the air
President Hoover urged Senate Republican leaders to apply the yard stick of adequate protection to the pending tariff bill. A White House conference with Senator Watson and Reed discussed sane and sensible tariff measures, while House passage drew strong GOP support. Senate finance leaders may seek readjustment of the House bill, more or less extensive.
Mrs. Leonard Larrick returned to her Washington home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Kirby in Clarke County. She spent the prior week in Winchester as the guest of Mrs Henry F Seal on South Loudoun Street.
Collects 104 hits this season as the National League leader in the AP photo caption. Miss Katherine Michener of Germantown Pa returns home after visiting with Miss Evelyn Childs.
The Democratic primary candidate Arthur W. Fansler announces his run for Clerk of the Corporation Court. He cites limited time to meet voters and asks for support, noting residents are familiar with all candidates. Fansler labels himself the youngest Legionnaire in Winchester.
Veteran talisman Holly Stephenson, long associated with Culpeper, Va., traveled to town today en route to his old Berryville home where he plans to spend the rest of the summer.
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