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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
3
The latter part of the meeting featured a breakfast demonstration with table service, various fruits and drinks, and main dishes. Each member contributed to the demonstration as part of an jointly held event.
Mr C E Channing Jr advances in Blue Ridge mountain tennis at Catoctin Club Frederick Md with partner Harry March winning doubles against Washington Lee players. singles runner up to top Washington Lee seed, then heads to Maryland state tournament this week.
This week's schedule lists a lecture by Dr. Randolph T Shields at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Friday evening, a Kernstown M E Church Bible class, water pageant and Camp White Rock events for Girl Scouts, Lions Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel, Kiwanis luncheon, Elks and choir activities, Rotary Club gathering at Winchester Golf Club, and American Legion post luncheon at the George Washington Hotel.
A choir of more than 1000 will perform at the fifth Secrets Music Festival open air concert near Harrisonburg Massanetta Springs directed by Dr. Joan Finley Williamson. About 10000 expected to attend from Virginia Maryland North Carolina and beyond. The main chorus will sing on Vesper Hill with others joining from another hill amid open air acoustics.
In Athens on July 19 the Greek cabinet resigned as a group. Premier Panayoti Tsaldaris cited ministerial differences on restoring the monarchy and indicated the cabinet’s immediate collapse. It was anticipated President Zaimis would invite Tsaldaris to form a new government.
Nine year old Irene Netherton daughter of Mr and Mrs T H Netherton of South Cameron street had a mastoid operation at Memorial Hospital yesterday. She is reported improving satisfactorily. Earlier two other Netherton children were in the hospital for procedures.
Miss Mildred Unger of Stotler's Cross Roads has been chosen as a princess in the Queen Sylvia court for the Mountain State Forest Festival in Elkins West Virginia in October. The appointment was made by State Senator J E Hess. Unger is a noted musician active in social and church work and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Unger of Berkeley Springs.
The article explains that the seal, sea lion, and walrus are marine dogs, part of the same large family as the dog and wolf. It notes U S embassies cost over $1 000 000 in Tokyo and $1 600 000 in Paris.
Dr. Freeman and Mr. Bryan addressed editors at a New York luncheon for the Virginia State Press Association. Virginia senators Carter Glass and Byrd could not attend due to Senate and AAA legislation. The event included 200 guests and concluded the Virginians return voyage to Norfolk aboard the Robert E. Lee.
The capital of Ohio moved from Chillicothe to Zanesville in 1808, returned to Chillicothe in 1811, and remained until Columbus was planned and named the capital. The first assembly met in Columbus on December 2, 1816.
A travel narrative describes Fort Hunter near Harrisburg on Route 11 from Winchester. The tour blends scenic valleys and farms with a museumlike Victorian mansion filled with period costumes, dolls, and furnishings, plus scenes of the Susquehanna river and past stockades key to Civil War frontier life.
A visitor recounts Fort Hunter founded by Archibald McAllister in 1785 with an 1824 front portion. The mansion’s layout, period rooms, oil lamps, and a Victorian Museum display reflect life atop the old Indian Fort, with demonstrations, preserved furniture, and a Boas family legacy in Harrisburg.
Ochs High School announces faculty for both the secondary and elementary divisions. Listed are names including Joyce Miss Nancy Gray Larrick Miss Marion Laughton Miss Edith J Light Mr. W R and others. primary teachers noted with Miss Lola V Moore Miss Mary Bell Bear and additional staff across Elementary Primary and Colored School led by Principal P W Gibson.
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