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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
3
Mrs Homer Crowe and daughters Virginia A and Eva E Crowe of Cross Keys, Mr and Mrs W L Crewe with children Reba Irene Josephine Ralph Billie, Mr and Mrs Marvin Crewe, and children, Mr and Mrs Leslie Shaver with May William Fred and George Shaver, Mr and Mrs William Earman with Clara Nelson and Mable Lee Earman, and Warren E Bowers, all of Keezletown.
Thursday evening yard party at Pleasant Valley hosts Bryarly Community League meeting and a spiritual concert for an anti tuberculosis fundraiser. Friday features American Legion Post luncheon and Braddock Street Methodist youth choir practice. Saturday story hour at Handley Library precedes Sunday school picnic at Miller's Grove and a Macedonia Church yard party fundraiser. Monday Music Lovers' Club meets at Mrs. Buckley’s home. Tuesday Faers Club luncheon and First Baptist senior choir. Wednesday Wanis Club and Elks Lodge gatherings. evening choir at Unity Brethren First Baptist. Grace Lutheran adult choir.
The Eutsler family held their annual picnic at the Crowe home near Keezletown on Saturday July 15. Attendees included numerous Eutsler relatives from Virginia North Carolina and West Virginia with extended family from Charlottesville Huntington Salem Woodstock Pocomoke City Berryville and Bridgewater.
The Culpeper Minute Men are to be honored with a Georgia granite memorial shaft to be placed at the intersection of the Fredericksburg and Madison roads in Culpeper. The unveiling is planned for early October with Mrs. Berkeley G. Caffee as committee chair and Mrs. Russell William Magna invited to attend.
Announcement notes the fourth Payne family reunion will be held on Thursday July 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Payne Big Spring Campground. A large attendance is expected with a planned program after a noon picnic lunch. Committee includes Charles Engle Laura Grove Charles Ridgeway Oscar Miller Mariam Marshall Hattie Hoffman Ernest Payne and Francis Payne secretary treasurer. Relatives and friends are invited.
Fairview Methodist Church South of Double Churches plans its annual picnic at Rouss Spring Park on Tuesday July 25. All members and friends are urged to attend for an outdoor day. Donald Delano Seldon born to Melvin and Edith Johnson Seldon. Pauline W Probert and Frank Donahue of Waltersburg Pa licensed to wed in Frederick County Clerk’s Office. he an electrician.
Announcement says the Rinker families will hold their annual reunion on Thursday August 3 at the Hotel Drusilla Jordan White Sulphur Springs near Stephenson. A large crowd is hoped for with an afternoon program. Also notes city residents George Barr Virginia Thorpe James Hughes left for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress Fair for ten days. Warner Luttrell has resumed work after a month convalescence. Red Bud Sunday School Workers Council to hold an evening social on the church lawn with stringed music to benefit the church.
The Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South announces a regular weekly meeting and practice for the young peoples choir tomorrow at 7 PM in the church auditorium. Mrs Elsie Herrell has been ill and moved to Blue Ridge Sanatorium near Charlottesville for recovery. Mrs Lynn Brugh of Hagerstown will visit Gray Gables Inn on South Washington Street this Saturday. Mrs Brugh is a society figure here. her daughter in law Mrs Lynne Brugh Jr. is also from Hagerstown and a daughter of Dr and Mrs E C Stuart of Hawthorne near Winchester. Mrs Harry Duvall wife of Sergt Duvall of Baltimore has stayed with Sergt and Mrs H T Smith at 344 National Avenue. Mrs Burr Powell Harrison, visiting Richmond, has returned to the Harrisons on South Washington Street with Miss Massie as guest for several days. Mrs Donald L Weems, ill at Courtfield Avenue for ten days, is reported resting more comfortably this morning.
Fort Worth society girl Ruth Googins is linked as a potential wife for Elliott Roosevelt, second son of President Roosevelt, after both visited Chicago for the world’s fair. Roosevelt recently obtained a Nevada divorce and has not confirmed or denied engagement reports.
Master James Strother, son of Mr and Mrs B F Strother of White Hall Frederick County, ill for three months, reported unimproved. Miss Susan Frost of Baltimore to visit Gray Gables Inn. Roland Lawrence returns to Norfolk after two weeks as guest. Chandler and Hugh Crisman to spend weeks in Norfolk and Virginia Beach with sister Mrs F H Hussey. Mrs James Funk visits Front Royal to stay with Miss Katherine Eckhardt. Recent guests of Moss Rock Inn hosted by Mrs A O Ward include Mr and Mrs James Greer, Mr and Mrs George Junk, B H Randall of Pittsburgh and Mr and Mrs Harry C Gilchrist of Wilkinsburg. Emma Barrett to Berryville to visit sister Mrs Walter Brotherton.
Closing prices in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets are supplied daily to the Star by Winchester Milling Corporation through a wire arrangement with Sticker Sales Corp. Quotations include Chicago July 90, September 92.25, December 95.42, May 1.01, and Baltimore spot 95. Winchester spot 90. The piece ends with a non-sequitur about a blanket code and voluntary adoption.
A well bred colt was born at a Newmarket racing stable with blue blood pedigree. Sire Coronach won the 1926 Derby and dam Fair Aberdonian captured the 1928 Singleton Handicap at Goodwood.
Justice agents said the August Luer kidnapping is solved after a daylight raid on a hangout near Madison. Three women and two men were detained at a farm half a mile south of Earle Park. Names released include Michael and Anna Musiala Randall Eugene Norvell Norma Vaughn and rea Douglays.
Walter F Meier of Seattle has been elected grand exalted ruler of the Elks at the annual Milwaukee convention. He is pictured following his election during the Elks gathering.
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