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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1925

Page

5

Miss Leslie Gaylord To Study In Rome For Year

Miss Leslie Gaylord leaves for New York and then Europe aboard the America to study Italian in Paris and Italy before the University of Rome opens in November. She holds the Eleanor Duse Fellowship from the Italy America Society and will pursue post graduate work toward a PhD at the University of Rome. She will return to Agnes Scott College after completion.

Gaylord Rome Leslie Gaylord New York America United States Europe Cherbourg Paris Italy University of Rome Eleanor Duse Italy-America Society Agnes Scott College Decatur Agnescott College University of Chicago

Judge and Mrs Purcell on Short Visit in Valley

Judge Purcell and his wife from Snow Hill Maryland are motoring through the valley. They spent part of Sunday with Judge Purcell's niece Miss Emma Howard Wight. He is uncle to Mrs G Walter Mapp, whose husband is a governor candidate. He says he remains neutral in the gubernatorial race and hopes the best man will win.

Judge

Hable and Party Plan Motoring Trip to Atlantic City

Mr Hable and party plan a summer trip leaving Washington Saturday evening after visiting relatives. They will return to Winchester later in the week to take his sister Mrs Melvin Flegenheimer and her two daughters from Richmond for the summer. They will travel to Atlantic City and then through New York state into Canada, accompanied by Mr A L Cline of the city.

Mr. Hable Washington Winchester Melvin Flegenheimer Richmond Atlantic City New York Canada A. L. Cline

Young People Attend Presbyterian Service Representation

Mary Thomas Catherine Chrismore Sarah Tanquary Eloise Caldwell Louise Glass Anne Brooke represent the Young People at the Massanetta reunion in Harrisonburg this week for the Presbyterian church event.

Presbyterian Church Massanetta Harrisonburg Mary Thomas Catherine Chrismore Sarah Tanquary Eloise Caldwell Louise Glass Anne Brooke

Highland Avenue Church members depart for weeklong trip

Susan Kern, Jane Steck, Mary Greenway Russell, Elizabeth Crawford, Frances T. McFaden, Mrs J Victor Arthur, the Rev Joseph Duckwell, and Misses Ethel Cave and Ada Sirbaugh of Highland Avenue Church left today and will be away for the week.

Mr and Mrs Eddy Leave For Knights Templar Conclave

Vernon Eddy and his wife depart for Seattle to attend the triennial conclave of the Grand Encampment Knights Templar of the United States. Eddy serves as acting right eminent grand commander of the Grand Commandery of Virginia after the death of Sol Cutchins of Richmond. They plan to be away about a month visiting points of interest en route.

Mrs. Eddy Vernon Eddy Seattle Wash Knights Templar United States Mr. Eddy Virginia Sol Cutchins Richmond Eddy

Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Nebbs at Oakwood Farm

Mrs Emma Nebbs received a surprise dinner for her sixty eighth birthday at Oakwood Farm Woodstock Virginia hosted by her sister and brother and extended family. Attendees included G W Dellinger Valley V Fritts and daughters Audrey Virginia Elizabeth Mary Louise White Post. W W Dellinger L K Dellinger and Olivie Mary Glenn Lupton Winchester. J F Wisman and family Edinburg. C M Sween and children Emmett Hilda Tommy Edinburg. Worth Pence Mildred Painter Edinburg. Otis Wisman and children Zelia Mary Frank Cumberland Maryland. W L Golliday Woodstock. E N Frye Leonard Louise Beryl Marie Woodstock. EB Bushong family Woodstock. Sallie A Wisman Hazel Stultz Borden Woodstock. H H Wisman Toms Brook. Blaine Wisman Evel-

Mra Nebbs Emma Nebbs Oakwood Farm Woodstock G. W. Dellinger Valley V. Fritts Audrey Virginia Elizabeth Mary Louise White Post W. W. Dellinger L K. Dellinger Olivie Mary Glenn Lupton Winchester J. F. Wisman Harry Wisman Louise Ivy May Edinburg C. M. Sween Emmett Hilda Tommy Worth Pence Mildred Painter Otis Wisman Zelia Mary Frank Cumberland W. L. Golliday E. N. Frye Leonard Beryl Marie EB. F. Bushong Lee, Albert, Forest

Statement of the Financial Condition of VUESOLUe Loans and Discounts

Financial line items include loans and discounts, overdrafts unsecured, other real estate owned, furniture and fixtures, cash and due from banks. Notary public FRED, A. CRISMAN certifies the document with commission expired January 15, 1929.

Fred, A. Crisman

Birthday celebration baskets from Beck's Bakery in Harrisonburg

Woodstock Virginia residents and guests from nearby towns gathered for a birthday party. Families from Woodstock Randsonburg Harrisonburg Edinburg joined in with well filled gift baskets. A huge birthday cake baked at Beck's Bakery in Harrisonburg was shared among attendees.

Joseph Marie Laura Bryand Woodstock Funkhouser Beck's Bakery Harrisonburg

Miss Pauline Tinsman Weds Mr Reardon in Martinsburg

Announcement of Miss Pauline Tinsman daughter of Mr and Mrs A T Tinsman East Monmouth street marrying Mr Lawrence Reardon son of Mrs Annie Reardon and the late Mr Thomas Reardon in Martinsburg West Virginia. Ceremony held at Presbyterian manse around 10 30 pm. The couple returned to Winchester and stay with the bride's parents. They were accompanied by Miss Frances Tinsman and Messrs Cecile Frank Edwards and Clem.

Pauline Tinsman Reardon A. T. Tinsman East Monmouth Street Lawrence Reardon Annie Reardon Thomas. Reardon Frederick County Martinsburg W. Va F. M. Woods Winchester Frances Tinsman Cecile Frank Edwards Clem

Schmidt Couple Undertakes Jersey Summer Cottage Trip

Mr and Mrs Harry A Schmidt depart by automobile Saturday for their Lake Normanock cottage in New Jersey. They travel with Mr Thomas J Cooper and his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter H Bosserman and family who will visit as guests.

Schmidt Jersey Harry A. Schmidt Lake Normanock Culver’s Lake New Jersey Thomas J. Cooper Walter H. Bosserman

Mrs Williams Hosts Grand Dinner and Bridge Party

Mrs Williams entertained Saturday evening at her Amherst street residence with a large dinner and bridge party in honor of Mr and Mrs H D Flood of Washington and Mrs Abney Payne of Charleston W Va who are visiting for the summer season. There were eight noes of bridge and one of mah ng.

Martinsburg Guests Swim At Big Eddy Dam

Mr and Mrs Vernon R Engle with Miss Emma Miller and Miss Ramsburg toured to Martinsburg for dinner with Mr and Mrs C H Ramsburg and were later joined by Irene Canto Inez Ramsburg Beulah Ramsburg Mrs Paul Skipper Mr Charles Brown and Merton Snapp all of Martinsburg Kenneth Knode of Shepherdstown Mr and Mrs Ramsburg and Mr and Mrs C H Ramsburg of Martinsburg then motored to Big Eddy dam for a delightful afternoon of swimming.

Vernon R. Engle Emma Miller Ramsburg Martinsburg C. H. Ramsburg Irene Canto Inez Ramsburg Beulah Ramsburg Paul Skipper Charles Brown Merton Snapp Kenneth Knode Shepherdstown C. Ramsburg Big Eddy’s Dam

Norton guests welcome Elise Snapp from Chambersburg

Mrs. G. F. Norton and Miss Esther Norton hosted Miss Elise Snapp of Chambersburg who will spend time with them, traveling there yesterday to bring her home as their guest.

G. F. Norton Esther Norton Chambersburg Elise Snapp

Baltimore businessman Archie Seldin visits on shoe firm business

Archie Seldin of Baltimore connected with the Alexander Brown Shoe Company is in the city on firm business today.

Archie Seldin Baltimore Alexander Brown Shoe Company

John Williams stays weekend at Mrs Paul Kelley's Shenandoah home

John Williams spent the week end at the residence of Mrs Paul Kelley along the Shenandoah river, a small social note indicating his visit to the area.

John Williams Paul Kelley Shenandoah River

Dinner guests at Re Treat hosted by Mrs Paul Kelley

Mrs Joseph Massie and Mr and Mrs R Gray Williams were dinner guests of Mrs Paul Kelley at Re Treat. The social event highlights clear hospitality as the community records progress in local society circles.

Joseph Massie R. Gray Williams Paul Kelley

Mrs Mae Lynch Returns Home From Hotel Jack Stay

Mrs Mae Lynch of Washington, who had been staying at Hotel Jack for some time, returned home today after her visit.

Mae Lynch Washington Hotel Jack

Miss Virginia Bayliss and Miss Mildred Baker Travel to Massassetta Springs

Miss Virginia Bayliss of Chambersville and Miss Mildred Baker of this city depart today for Massassetta Springs to attend the Presbyterian conference.

Virginia Bayliss Chambersville Mildred Baker Massassetta Springs

Mr and Mrs Myer Hamburger Visit Baltimore Relatives

Mr and Mrs Myer Hamburger motored to Baltimore yesterday and spent the day with relatives, enjoying a family reunion and time in the city.

Mrs. Myer Hamburger Baltimore

Miss Nellie Leafe Family Plans Massena Visit

Miss Nellie Leafe and Mrs Arthur Leafe with Mrs Leslie B Shepherd and Miss Anne Bolling Shepherd travel to Massena New York to visit Mr and Mrs William Leafe tomorrow on a family outing heading northeast.

Nellie Leafe Arthur Leafe Leslie B. Shepherd Anne Bolling Shepherd Massena N. Y William Leafe

Miss Anna Hay Returns Home After Visit

Miss Anna J. Hay of Bristol Pennsylvania returns home on Wednesday after visiting Mrs. Arthur Leafe and Mrs. Leslie B. Shepherd.

Anna J. Hay Bristol Arthur Leafe Leslie B. Shepherd

Miss Kremer Leaves City for Xenia Home

Miss Henrietta Kremer leaves today for her home in Xenia Ohio after visiting her sister Mrs C H Cornwell of this city.

Henrietta Kremer Xenia, C C. H. Cornwell

Charles and Audrathy Trier Return to Baltimore

Mr. Charles and Audrathy Trier of Baltimore, grandchildren of Mr. Lewis Trier, left this morning for their homes in that city after visiting their grandfather.

Charles and Audrathy Trier Baltimore Lewis Trier That City

Mr. Galliday Heads to Washington for Minor Operation

Mr. C. C. Galliday of the Mowery jewelry store travels to Washington for a minor operation at Mount Vernon Hospital.

C. C. Galliday Mowery Jewelery Store Washington Mount Vernon Hospital

Couples Journey to Massanetta Springs for Sermon

Mr and Mrs Joseph Hodgson Miss Gladys Haldeman and Messrs William C and Godfrey Miller motored last Friday to Massanetta Springs east of Harrisonburg to hear a sermon by the Rev Mr Rhodeheaver at the Presbyterian summer conference and were greatly pleased with him.

Joseph Hodgson Gladys Haldeman William C Godfrey Miller Massanetta Springs Harrisonburg Rhodeheaver

Local trio and friends plan August road trip to notable destinations

Meiers, H. Russell Potts, J. Howard Taylor, Delwyn Parish, Douglas Barnett and Douglas Gutheridge depart August 2 by automobile. Their itinerary includes Atlantic City New York Niagara Falls and Canada as they travel together for a civic excursion.

Miss Mildred Rinker Heads to Rockville to Visit Relatives

Miss Mildred Rinker left yesterday for Rockville Maryland to visit at the home of her uncle and aunt the Rev. and Mrs Sewell J Goode.

Mildred Rinker Rockville, Md Sewell J. Goode

Newport News Couple Visit James Russell Home

Mr and Mrs S H McCambridge of Newport News Virginia have been visiting for some time at the home of Mr and Mrs James Russell. The fragment notes their stay at the Russells residence.

S. H. McCambridge Newport News, Va James Russell

Visit Ends As Family Remains At Russell Home

The Senseney road party left Saturday evening while their daughters Miss Thel ma and Kathleen McCambridge stayed on for a longer visit with Mr and Mrs Russell.

Senseney Road Thelma Kathleen McCambridge Russell

Mrs Eagers Returns Home From Brucetown Visit

Mrs Eagers of Baltimore, guest of Mrs J R Snapp at Brucetown, has returned to her home.

Mrs. Eagers Baltimore J. R. Snapp Brucetown

Ruth Jones Returns Home After Washington Visit

Miss Ruth Jones has returned to her home following a visit with relatives in Washington.

Ruth Jones Washington

Mr and Mrs Harry Jones Visit Washington for Day

Mr and Mrs Harry Jones and Mrs William Jones traveled Friday to Washington as guests of friends for a day outing.

Harry Jones William Jones Washington

Miss Marguerite Daughtery Heads to Cumberland Visit

Miss Marguerite Daughtery departed Saturday for Cumberland Maryland to visit friends for several weeks as her vacation plans.

Marguerite Daughtery Cumberland, Md

Edith Jones Returns From Front Royal Visit

Miss Edith Jones returns from a social visit to friends in Front Royal Virginia detailing a pleasant trip and time spent with acquaintances.

Edith Jones Front Royal

Baltimore Woman Mae Spaid Returns Home

Miss Mae Spaid of Baltimore has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. Oats in the county and returned to the city today.

Mae Spaid Baltimore Mrs. C. Oats

Miss Virginia Moore Returns Home From Gaithersburg Visit

Miss Virginia Moore of Gaithersburg Maryland, guest of her aunt Mrs H C Sheetz in this city, returned to her home today.

Virginia Moore Gaithersburg H. C. Sheetz

Mr C H Showalter Visits Charles Town on Business

Mr. C. H. Showalter connected with the Northern Virginia Power Company is in Charles Town today on business.

C. H. Showalter Northern Virginia ‘Power Company Charles Town

Miss Mayme Childs Leaves for Martinsburg Visit

Miss Mayme Childs of West Water street travels to Martinsburg to spend several weeks with friends and will return in a week or a few days before closing her home for the summer.

Mayme Childs West Water Street Martinsburg Miss Childs

Miss Dorothy Swimley Returns from Waynesboro Party

Miss Dorothy Swimley returned from Waynesboro Virginia where she was a guest at a house party hosted by Mrs. Frank Chew.

Dorothy Swimley Waynesboro, Va Frank Chew

Miss Lord Kitchen Returns to Washington from Visit

Miss Lord Kitchen who has been visiting friends here returned yesterday to Washington.

Mrs Shoenthal Visits Family in Upperville

Mrs 8 N Shoenthal of Washington visits her parents Mr and Mrs G C Rose Sr at Upperville. Mrs Shoenthal is sister of Mr Grover Ross of this city.

8. N. Shoenthal Washington G. C. Rose, Sr Upperville

Hawthornes Visit Upperville For Weekend Stay

Mr and Mrs David Hawthorne motored to Upperville Saturday and stayed with Mrs Hawthorne s parents Mr and Mrs Theodore Iden for the weekend Mr Hawthorne returned home last night Mrs Hawthorne will attend a camp meeting there this week

David Hawthorne Upperville Mrs. Hawthorne Theodore Iden Mr. Hawthorne

Watt Couple Visit Franck Baker's Home

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watt of Baltimore spent Sunday with Franck Baker at her home, sharing a day of hospitality and social call in the neighborhood.

Harry Watt Baltimore Franck Baker

Mrs Sellers Leaves Bridgewater After Visit With Wingfields

Mrs Kate Sellers of Bridgewater is returning home tomorrow after a stay as a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Wingfield on South Loudoun street. She has many friends here who enjoyed her visit.

Kate Sellers Bridgewater Harry Wingfield South Loudoun Street Mrs. Sellers

Mrs Garland Hansbrough and sister on visit plans

Mrs Garland Hansbrough and Miss Hilda Miller motor from Washington after visiting Miss Alice McCarty. They will return home then travel to Harrisonburg to be guests of their sister Mrs Ward Swank.

Garland Hansbrough Hilda Miller Washington Alice McCarty Harrisonburg Ward Swank

Mr. Yeakle Takes Vacation Trip to Atlantic City and Baltimore

Mr. Irwin Yeakle of the People s Drug Company departed today for Atlantic City and Baltimore to enjoy a vacation away from the city.

Irwin Yeakle The People’s Drug Company Atlantic City Baltimore

Mrs Barr Returns Home From Cottage Visit

Mrs. W. E. Barr after spending several weeks at her cottage at Hiltzheimer's Mill returned to her home for Sunday.

Mansfield visitors pay call at Stephens City

Mr Web Shryock and Mr Grove of Mansfield C visit Mr and Mrs Shryock at their Stephens City home.

Web Shryock Mr. Grove Mansfield, C Mrs. Shryock Stephens City

Elmira Visitor to Washington After Elmira Stay

Mr. Jos. Heyman of Elmira New York has been guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lovett for a week and leaves today for Washington to spend time there before returning to Elmira.

Jos. Heyman Elmira N. Y Frank Lovett Washington

Rose Family Attends Loudoun Camp Meeting in Up perville

Mr and Mrs G C Rose and their daughter spent the weekend at Upperville attending the Loudoun Camp meeting led by Rev Dr Bulgin. The event is described as being held here there and conducted by the church leader.

G. C. Rose Upperville Loudoun Bulgin

Mrs Susie Bowers Returns Home From Front Royal Visit

Mrs Susie Bowers has ended a brief stay with relatives in Front Royal and returned to her home in Stephenson this morning.

Susie Bowers Front Royal Stephenson

Guests Register at Hotel Jack Names

On the guest register at Hotel Jack several visitors appear including Mr and Mrs A Caporina of Knoxville Tenn and Mrs Wallace McClure and Mrs W K Nail also listed. Mr and Mrs J R Craft and families from Baltimore along with Mr Arthur Reardon and family of Richmond. J A Poole of Farmville Va. Miss C B Greenew and Miss Mae Megginsson noted with Greenew as book keeper at the Hotel DuPont Wilmington Del and Megginsson as house keeper there.

Jack A. Caporina Charleston Wallace McClure W. K. Nail Knoxville Tenn J. R. Craft Kraner Baltimore Arthur ,Reardon and Richmond J. A. Poole Farmville C. 8. Greenew Mae Megginsson Green Hotel DuPont Wilmington, del Miss Megginsson Same

Week End Guests At Hotel George Washington

Among those registered at the George Washington over Sunday were Mr and Mrs Joe Long of Charleston WV former residents of this city Hery Knight M J Dorsey W L Crane all of Morgantown F G Pugh Mr and Mrs John J J Cornwell and his secretary Miss Margaret Keller of Romney

Hotel George ‘Washington Joe Long Charleston W. Va Hery Knight M. J. Dorsey W. L. Crane Morgantown F. G. Pugh John J. J. Cornwell Miss Margaret Keller Romney George Washington

Firemen Quality Show Kremer Park

Two cars from Lancaster Pennsylvania and local resident Mrs Louie Kalafat collided at Main and Cork streets yesterday causing damage to Mrs Kalafat s car A child with Mrs Kalafat was slightly injured Later Mr Noonan paid a police court fine He sought to avoid another vehicle and struck Mrs Kalafat s auto

M. B. Noonan Lancaster Louie Kalafat Main Cork Streets Kalafat

Railway Inspector Killed in a Mt Vernon Rail Hold Up

In Mt Vernon New York three armed robbers held up a Westchester County Electric Railway special train. Inspector Jacob Shumaker was shot in the back and died later in hospital. Conductor WR Nichol was shot in the head and in critical condition. The robbers fled with about 1800 dollars but abandoned the bag when their car broke down. Edith Baltimore and Marian Mooney, owners of the getaway auto, were detained for inquiry.

Associated Press Mount Vernon N. Y Westchester County Electric Railway Jacob Shumaker WR. I. Nichol Shumaker Edith Baltimore Marian Mooney

Korean Flood Recedes as Death Toll Mounts

AP reports from Tokyo state Seoul flood waters are receding and rescue work continues. Official dispatch notes communications restoring, but Hochi cites many dead and widespread ruin around Seoul. Typhoid fever feared amid epidemic risk.

Associated Press Tokyo Seoul Hochi

Bright Child Dies Of Cholera Infantum

Mervil Eugene Renner aged three, son of Mr. and Mrs. EB C Renner, died yesterday at his grandfather Joseph Renner’s home on the Northwestern pike after a brief illness from cholera infantum. He leaves two brothers and four sisters Kenneth Curtis Virginia Myrtle Agnes and Ruby. Funeral tomorrow at two o clock from the house with pallbearers John Pelter Grover Teets Herbert Buncutter and Holmes Spence.

Mervil Eugene Renner EB. C. Renner Joseph Renner Northwestern Pike Kenneth Curtis Virginia Myrtle Agnes Ruby John Pelter Grover Teets Herbert Buncutter Holmes Spence

Earth Shocks Felt in Helena and Great Falls Montana

A distinct earthquake shock struck Helena at 10 08 this morning with only clock overtones and no damage reported. Great Falls also felt a slight tremor at 10 07, not noticed by pedestrians but reported by building occupants.

Associated Press Helena Mont Great Falls

Painted Knees Trend Advocated For Ladies

Chicago report notes specialists promote painted knees as a new fad. Mrs Ruth Maurer states painted pictures on exposed knees entice, with designs ranging from simple flowers to portraits and landscapes. The piece cites large cosmetic spending, including rouge use and hair dye costs.

Associated Press Chicago Ruth Maurer United States

Bowdoin Makes Good Headway as Arctic Ship Sails

The steamship Bowdoin of the MacMillan arctic expedition left Hopedale after repairs, sailing at 7:30 a m yesterday and progressing along its course toward the Arctic region.

Bowdoin Associated Press Washington Hopedale

Don’t Be a Curb Stone Fireman Meetup Call

A public notice urges all firemen to assemble at City Hall Plaza at 7 30 tonight. The call stresses unity and prompt attendance for the gathering.

City Hall Plaza

Explorer reports progress after ice pack cleared near Port Manvers

The navigator told the National Geographic Society that recent winds had cleared her path of pack ice and that she was pushing ahead under splendid weather conditions.

Port Manvers National Geographical Society

Mexico Orders Investigation of Oficial's Wound

The Department of the Interior orders an investigation into the shooting of Harold G. Bretherton United States vice consul at Aguascalientes He was only slightly wounded and details remained unavailable Washington was advised Bretherton was shot July 16 with no clear cause and belief the shooting may have been intended for another person

Mexico City Department of the Interior Harold G. Bretherton United States Aguascalientes Bretherton Washington

Badly Hurt Rescuing Pet Dog From Auto

Dr. E. M. Steele, a well known Stephens City dentist, was struck while trying to save his collie from an oncoming automobile on Main Street yesterday morning. He suffered a badly torn ear that required amputation and severe cuts and bruises to the arm, chest, and face. The driver, Mr. Himmelright, stopped. Steele said it was likely his own fault.

Stephens City This County E. M. Steele Dr. Steele Montgomery Mr. Himelright Steele

Mrs Edw Dailey Dies in Martinsburg Hospital

Mrs. Edw Dailey wife of Edward Dailey prominent Shepherdstown residents died late Saturday afternoon in the King Daughters Hospital at Martinsburg West Virginia. She had been in serious condition since the birth of a girl four weeks ago. She was formerly Miss Katharine Smith of Middleway Jefferson County West Virginia. Mr Dailey is ill with diabetes at home and could not attend the funeral.

Dailey Edward Dailey Shepherdstown W. Va King’s Daughters’ Hospital Martinsburg Katharine Smith Middleway Jefferson County

Quake Subsides Without Damage In San Francisco

A sharp earthquake felt yesterday morning in the San Francisco bay district and south along the peninsula for 50 miles subsided without damage. Momentary alarm was reported as the center appeared about 200 miles northwest of Hawaii in the Pacific.

Associated Press San Francisco Cal San Francisco Bay District Peninsula Pacific

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