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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1934

Page

3

Bridal dinner marks a family gathering before the Bluehdorns' move

The notice describes a wedding family dinner and plans for Mr. and Mrs. Bluehdorn to return to Washington where he serves as an ordinance engineer in the War Department. It notes the bride's Randolph-Macon Woman's College background and the groom's George Washington University attendance, with broad details on a Massanetta Springs music festival featuring 2000 voices and 10000 listeners, led by Dr. John Finley Williamson and Chester Lehmann, plus preparatory school events and choirs from several states.

William, C. Stuart, Jr Newport News R. Gray Williams Amherst Street Massanetta Springs Harrisonburg Stuart Richard Griffith Virginia West Virginia Maryland William E. Hudson John Finley Williamson Princeton N. J Massanetta School of Sacred Music Chester A. Lehmann Colgate-Rochester Divinity School Rochester N. v Raymond K. Hidlinger Hagerstown Williamson

Social Calendar Highlights Local Group Activities

The week lists theatre rehearsals for The Cradle Snatchers at Colonial Theatre and weekly meetings and luncheons for Kiwanis Club Rotary Club Girl's Athletic Association and American Legion at the George Washington Hotel. Choirs meet at First Baptist and Grace Lutheran churches, with Elks Lodge sessions and a Legion tea.

Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel The First Baptist Church Colonial Theatre Little Theatre Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks Grace Lutheran Church Rotary Club Girl’s Athletic Association Ida Lycett Robert Conrad Post American Legion Little Theatre Cast

Miss Alice Dandridge Lee to Wed Navy Lieutenant at St Simon's

Miss Alice Dandridge Lee of Saint Simon's Island Ga will marry Lieutenant Dwight Harvey Day US Navy son of Mr and Mrs Carlyle Harwood Day in Christ Church Frederica Saint Simon's Island The Rev Robb White Jr will perform the ceremony with a matron of honor and several bridesmaids. A reception follows at Christ Church rectory. The couple will live in New London Conn.

Alice Dandridge Lee Charles Henry Lee Saint Simon’s Island Dwight Harvey Day United States Navy Carlyle Harwood Day Christ Church Frederica Robb White, Jr St. Thomas’ Church Thomasville Robert Gamble Cabell Saicy Carter Lee New York Lee William Murray Forbes Bayliss Catherine Wiliams Esther Elliott Wilmington N. C Anna Monroe West Macon Bayliss Perrin Taliaferro Richmond Marseen Bellamy, Jr Frederick Krenson Demere Road R. Finley Gayle, Jr Elizabeth Marshall Gayle Robert Page Cooke Anne Pendleton Cooke Lexington Anne Meade Baltimore R. Fleming Johnston A. O. B. Sparks Joseph Carmichael Duncan Strachan Savannah New London Conn Saint’s Island Cabell Frank Av. Hobson, Jr

Winchester Social News Nixes and Nuptials Highlight July

Announcement of Flora Christine Owen and Raymond J. Funkhouser marriage in Elkton Maryland with celebrations at Monterey Pennsylvania and Winchester hotel. Also Bryarly Community League meeting announced with Rev C E Seastrunk as speaker and Four-H Club program. Hottle Keller Fravel Memorial Association planning August 23 reunion. Multiple marriage licenses issued to residents of West Virginia and Virginia including Peggy A Silver Bruce W Luttrell Kenneth Parsons Maxine Markwood.

Flora Christine Owen Raymond J. Funkhouser Elkton Winchester Funkhouser Monterey George Washington Hotel Benjamin Franklin Peixotto France Bucharest Roumania Garfield M. Percy’ P. Peixotte Paris Chamber of Commerce The International Corporation Equitable Life Insurance Company Neville Bien Jolie Fosch Petaine Clemenceau Pershing Virginia Maryland O'Sullivan Rubber Company Bryarly Hottle-Keller-Fravel Hottle-Keller-Fravel Memorial Association Peggy A. Silver William Silver Bruce W Luttrell E. M. Luttrell Jones Spring W. Va Kenneth Parsons Horseshoe Run Bert Parsons Maxine Markwood Terra Alta C. E. Markwood

Waiter Sought In the Slaying Of Two Women

Brighton police hunt a stuttering Italian waiter nicknamed Toni Mancini for questioning in the trunk murder case. A woman's body jammed into a trunk with a head and arms, possibly from another torso found earlier, surfaces as investigators link the suspect to sightings after a Brighton dance hall appearance.

Associated Press Brighton Eng Toni Mancini London Violette Kaye Paris

Byrd Family Vacation Plans Highlight Local Society

Mr and Mrs Francis Otway Byrd and daughters Miss Mary Byrd and Miss Anne Byrd of Upper Brandon prepare for a summer in Murray Bay Canada. They will return to Virginia in the fall when Miss Anne Byrd will be presented to society. The Misses Byrd recently spent a weekend at Virginia Beach.

Francis Otway Byrd Mary Byrd Miss Anne Byrd Upper Brandon Murray Bay Canada Virginia Misses Byrd Virginia Beach

Chicago and Baltimore Wheat and Corn Quotations

Closing quotations today show Chicago wheat July at 96 to 98 for September and December at one dollar. Baltimore spot wheat at 94 and Winchester spot wheat at 87. Corn figures list Chicago July at 60 September 61 December 63 54 with Winchester delivered at 70 cents a bushel and 3 50 a barrel.

Chicago Baltimore The Star Winchester Milling Corporation Stickell Sales Corporation North Washington Street Hagerstown Winchester

O Sullivan Rubber Co Sales Convention In Winchester

The annual O Sullivan Rubber Co convention gathers representatives from across the U S at Winchester with a tour of the local plant. President Funkhouser notes three shifts, 25 million heels sold in 1933, and plans for advertising and sales strategies through a two day program at the Hotel George Washington.

O'Sullivan Rubber Company, Inc Winchester O'Sullivan United States Humphrey O'Sullivan Lowell Mass George Washington R. J. Funkhouser R. H. Cory New York City W. P. Harty Harty O'Sullivan Rubber Co H. H Jennings E. 8. Parry Tracy Parry Company O'Sullivan Rubber Company O’sullivan O’sullivan Rubber Company Sam Jack Klein George Washington Hotel

Local District Leads State In Re-Employment

The Reemployment Service district, with its local office, will merge with the U S Department of Labor by July 1 1935 though current operations continue. Walter M Shade and Taylor Barr attended from Winchester. The district reports leading the state in employment facilitated, largely through Public Works projects in Rockingham and Page counties.

United States Department of Labor Richmond Walter M. Shade Taylor Barr Winchester Suray Rockingham Page Counties

Baer Won't Defend Heavyweight Title This Year

Max Baer via manager Ancil Hoffman informed Madison Square Garden he will not defend the heavyweight crown this fall. The decision, due by contract, follows Hoffman's note that Baer, now earning substantial money in show business and pursuing motion picture deals, will skip fighting this year.

New York Max Baer Ancil Hoffman Madison Square Garden the Garden Primo Carnera Hoffman

Large Rattlers Crushed After Highway Encounter in West Virginia

Harry W. Copenhaver and Ralph S. Fansler, returning from Capon Springs, West Virginia, killed two large rattlesnakes in Hampshire County mountains. The first about three feet long, the second at least a foot longer, both crushed after the men stopped 15 feet away and hurled stones. They believed the snakes were seeking water during the extreme heat.

Capon Springs W. Va Harry W. Copenhaver Ralphs. Fansler Hampshire County West Virginia Messrs. Fansler and Copenhaver

Bloodhounds search for missing infant in theater clue ransom

Bronx theater investigation tightens as Charles Con nor, the baby's father, receives a note promising clues to the infant’s recovery in exchange for $50 paid in ones. The letter directs him to appear at the theater with the money.

Bronx Charles Connor

Mrs. Smith Injured Crossing Valley Avenue

Mrs Ethel Miller Smith is hospitalized at Winchester Memorial with cuts and bruises after being struck by an automobile while attempting to cross Valley Avenue near Stouffer's store on Saturday around 2 PM. Officers say the Mountain Falls driver Paul Smoke faced reckless driving charges. hearing postponed pending her recovery.

Ethel Miller Smith Winchester Memorial Hospital Valley Avenue Stouffer Mountain Falls Frederick County

Springdale one of Shenandoah Valley's finest colonial homes

The Bartonville Stone mansion Springdale stands near Opequon Creek two miles north of Stephens City. Built by Col John Hite and Joist Hite, it features lime stone colonial architecture with four white columns, 15 rooms, original foundation, old doorknobs, and a silk portrait of Col Garrett Van Meter. Now owned by Mrs Betty Van Meter Hack Arbuckle, the house remains a hospitality hub. a Shenandoah Motors delivery wagon, via Cammer Dry Cleaning, joins the estate updates.

Springdale Stephens City Bartonille Kercheval Blue Ridge Col John Hite Shenandoah Valley Opequon Creek Bartonville Hites Joist Hite van Meter DuBois Hite Kingston N. C Anna Maria DuBois Sarah DuBois John van. Meter John Isaac Vann Meter Ford Beauty Furniture Balmoré Y. W. Va Hack Garrett van Meter Ann Sibley India Samuel Kercheval Valley Ft. Pleasant Betty van Meter Hack Arbuckle Elizabeth van Meter Hardy County John van Meter Isaac van Meter Hack Betty Home Hack

Ten Held as Students Stage Revolts in Austria

Disorders flare as battles erupt and dynamiters wreck property. Gendarmes clash with outlawed Republican Guardists attempting to hold a meeting in the Vienna woods near Kaltenleutgaben. several killed in the confrontation.

Austria Vienna Woods Kaltenleutgeben

Curry Forestalls Tammany Tigers With Resignation

New York July 16 John F. Curry resigned hours before Tammany Hall met to select a new leader leaving a leadership vacancy and delaying internal party actions amid subsequent political maneuvering.

Curry Forestalls Tammany Tigers New York Tammany Hall John F. Curry

Former Tammany Leader Curry Resigns District Post

The former leader of the Fifth Assembly district, Curry, arranged to resign as Tammany district leader and present the resignation to William P Ally acting hall leader at a district leaders meeting. Curry, a longtime Tammany figure, would lose influence in hall affairs.

Curry William Pally Fifth Assembly District Tammany Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Little Theater Cast St. Simon’s Island Huntsberry Mr. Funkhouser Elkton, Maryland Mr. Seastrunk League Man Mr. Byrd University of Virginia Leslie L. Kline W. O. McDaniel Fairview Institute of Public Affairs Veterans of Foreign Wars Winchester Post North Loudoun Street Hunter McGuire Hunter H. McGuire North Braddock Street American Opthalmological Society Ladies Aid Winchester Congregational Christian Church Capon River Timber Ridge Mesdames D L. Larrick Fred Oates Miss Hoffman Emily Gray Hoffman Bunker Hill Duke University Durham N.C E. A. Terrill Norfolk Marshall Baldwin Dorothy Oden Washington, D. C Victor Denny West Cork Street W. B. Johnson Virginia Ann Johnson St. Louis, Mo Walter E. Barr Fairmont Avenue B. M. Neitzey Bobby Barbara O’sullivan Co Pike Cammer Dry Cleaning Company Shenandoah Motors R H. Ridgeway Shenandoah Valley National Bank Brooks Brooks’ Pharmacy Congress Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDIC Postal Savings Postal the Commercial & Savings Bank R. M. Swimley John S. Miller & Company Lovett Brothers N. Main Street N. Loudoun Sary C. Douglas Brown J. Clayton Cochran Loudoun St
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