Social and Personal Notes for the Department
The social reporter Mrs Isaballe P. Milles will receive between 3 and 4 months for the allowing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaballe P. Milles
Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1930
Page
3
Social Season Highlights Bindings in Bluefield Nuptials
The article details upcoming wedding plans for Miss Baker of the Baker family near Winchester and Laurence Edward Tierney of Bluefield with weekend receptions. It lists multiple tea luncheons and dinners hosted by relatives and friends, prewedding entertainment at the Country Club, and out of town guests arriving for the ceremony at the First Christian Church. Post nuptials, the couple will host a garden reception at Thornhill and a wedding dance at the Country Club before a honeymoon trip to northern U.S. points and Canada. Cadet Leo Cather has returned to West Point after attending Evelyn V. Cather's ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southva
Ottorrow
Laurence Edward
Laurence Edward Tierney
Miss Baker
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Clark Cooper
Country Club
Susan Steck
Ann Brook Kern
Bostom
Horace Brown
Shenandoah River
Berrys Ferry
Burr Powell Harrison
Thomas B. Byrd
Elizabeth Stuart
Thornhill
Baker
John Meet
Amy Meek
John, Jr
Huntington
W. Va
J.‘H. Ketner
Norfolk, Va
T. A. Baldwin
Governor’s Island
N. Y
John Boyd
Willie Stevenson
Lawrence Davis
Roanoke, Va
John Graham
Newville, Pa
First Christian Church
Robert Stockdale
E. W. Cather
West Boscawen Street
Ann Jace
Evelyn Seven Cather
United States
Canada
Hagerstown
Stockdale
Harrisburg
Leo Cather
United States Military Academy
West Point
N .Y
Evelyn V. Cather
Elizabeth Renner
Renner
Niagara Falls
New York
Scouts Leave Winchester for Niagara Falls Trip
A party of 15 Boy Scouts from Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church along with leaders depart by motor convoy. Drivers include the group’s guide and Messrs Chandler Crisman John Milburn L C Moulden and Lawrence Jones. They plan a Niagara Falls visit with side trips to Canada Watkins Glen N C and Philadelphia before returning next Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Sever
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Messrs
Chandler Crisman
John Milburn
L. C. Moulden
Lawrence Jones
Niagara Falls
Canada
Watkins Glen
N. C
Philadelphia
Winchester
Virginia Heiress Bride-To-Be and Noted Estate Wealth
Middlebury and U sec tions of Fauquier counties mark a vast Virginia estate near Upperville tied to Mrs. Coats, a friend of royalty, with wedding plans in London next month. Mr. Field, age 35, heir to a multi hundred million fortune, and Mrs. Coats seen at horse races, amid divorce and settlement rumors in London society. Also notes Lt. Lester Branner to Camp Holabird for two weeks and family visits near Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Fauquier
Upperville
Coats
Prince of Wales
Noe
Mary
London
Field
Virginia
Willie” James
Mayfair
Goodwood
Aubrey Jarkes
Dudley Coats
Brompton Oratory
Sir Stuart
Lady Coats
Edinburgh
Mr. Field
Countess Beatty
Henry
Washington Visitors Stay With Mr Loomis and Family
The Hon John Loomis, adviser to the Republic of Liberia, and Mrs Loomis hosted Sunday guests in Fort Loudoun including the Hon Earle S Haskell, his wife, daughter Ruth Haskell of Washington D C, and their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J M Wayman of Strasburg Va with their two children McKay and Harriet Wayman Haskell is an agricultural expert with the Federal Farm Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Loomis
John Loomis
Republic of Liberia
West Africa
Fort Loudoun
Earle S. Haskell
Ruth Haskell
Washington, D. C
J. M. Wayman
Strasburg
McKay
Harriet Wayman
Mr. Haskell
Federal Farm Board
Miss Iona Harry to Wed Robert B Dale
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Iona Harry to Mr. Robert B Dale at the Harry home 331 East Piccadilly Street. The ceremony is set for Monday August 4 at 8 30 p m. Mr Dale is son of Mr and Mrs T J Dale of South Kent Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Harry
Robert B. Dale
Harry
Frank P. Harry
East Piccadilly Street
Mr. Dale
T. J. Dale
South Kent Street
Veteran Winchester businessman in frail health at 93
Mr. Frank G. Walter, a well known retired Winchester man and Confederate veteran aged 93, remains bed bound at his South Cameron street home with little improvement after a week or two of illness. Friends miss him on the streets and family grows more concerned. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Creswell and daughter Evelyn left for Ohio to visit Dayton South Charleston and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Walter
Winchester
South Cameron Street
Walter
Clarence Creswell
Evelyn Creswell
Ohio
Dayton
South
Charleston
Wytheville Visitors Attend Local Wedding And Birth News
Dr and Mrs Charles Fox Graham of Wytheville Virginia return home after visiting Mrs Adams mother ill in South Boston Virginia. Dr K W Adams homecoming from South Boston due to Mrs Adams mother Mrs Joseph T Nicholas illness. Charles H Neikirik and Virginia visit for Evelyn Virginia wedding to Robert Stockdale of Hagerstown. Wilbur McCarty and Hilda Hibbard welcome a son Lewis Vernon. Mary P Rowe leaves as assistant ticket agent for Harrisonburg and Bristol trips. Baltimore and Ohio station to close after train 51 arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Neikirik
Virginia
Hagerstown
E. W. Cather
West Boscawen Street
Evelyn Virginia
Robert Stockdale
McCarty
Wilbur McCarty
South Kent Street
Lewis Vernon
Hilda Hibbard
Harrisonburg
Mary P. Rowe
Baltimore and Ohio
Bristol
Local Couple Obtain Wedding License
A marriage license was issued in the Corporation Court to Luther Garland Clem and Miss Irene W. Jones of Winchester. The groom is a weaver, son of W. H. Clem. the bride is daughter of Frederick R. Jones. Jacob Randall left for Grimes to visit his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Garland Clem
Irene W. Jones
Winchester
W. H. Clem
Frederick R. Jones
Sir
Jacob Randall
Grimes
Ellis Randall
Numerous visitors and locals spend time in town and surrounding areas
A flood of visitors arrive and depart including Mrs. Lewis M. Allen in Cape May New Jersey and families from Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington. Several residents return from Atlantic City and Niagara Falls while others plan trips to Gettysburg Harrisburg and Cumberland. A yard party is announced at Crums Church and hotel guests are noted at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Allen
Baltimore Inn
Cape May
N. J
James Dreghon
Brooklyn, N. Y
George Washington Hotel
Endurance Flight Duel Opens at Roosevelt Field
Radio chatter linked two rival endurance planes The Red and The Green as they began attempts to break the 554 hour record set by the Hunter brothers. The Red team Louis Riechers and Robert J Black lifted at 4 p m EST while The Green carried Kent Andling Rosebud Texas and Jack Charleston Ottawa. Exports of North Carolina merchandise were valued at 99524789 in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Chicago
Hunter Brothers
Louis Riechers
Robert J. Black
Kent Andling
Rosebud
Texas
Jack Charleston
Ottawa
Ten Indictments Return by Local Grand Jury
The July term of the Corporation Court opened with Judge Philip Williams presiding as a grand jury of 13 returned ten indictments. two were marked No true bill. Indicted individuals include Raymond Sirbaugh for forgery, Paul Cremer, John Willingham, Leo Gaunt, Franklin Peyton for thefts and forgeries, Blondella Jackson for auto theft, Walter Smith for forgery, Lawrence Wood for check forgery, Walter Winston for burglary and theft, and R. V. Smallwood for forgery. foreman was W. Nelson Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Philip Williams
Wilmer Shryock
H. D. Robinson
Joseph Hi In
Lewis N. Barton
Beverley Wright
Walter Huntsberry
W. A. Sale
Porter House
C. Vernon Eddy Robt
W. Schultz
Frank IH. Sprint
W. Nelson Page
Raymond Sirbaugh
Paul Creamer
Keyser Creamer
John Willingham
Leo Gaunt
Franklin Peyton
James H. Rich
Blondella Jackson
Rhodes Mountsbderry
Walter Smith
J. Jos. Sullivan
Lawrence Wood
Virginia Apple Storage, Inc
Walter Winston
H. R. Gordon
R. V. Smallwood
McSherry Lupton
Whirlwind Snaps Oak Blocking Virginia Highway
A freak whirl wind toppled an oak near Berryville Virginia tearing telephone wires and narrowly missing cars. Traffic on the highway to Millwood was halted as debris blocked the road for hours while crews cleared the tree and restored service. No other damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Here
Millwood
Byrd Woods
Dehlvach Leads In Aerial Derby From Detroit To Buffalo
Lee Dehlvach of Detroit piloting a low winged commandaire led eighteen entrants in the all-American flying derby into Buffalo today landing at the municipal airport at 8 13 am eastern standard time. The around the United States race covers 5520 miles with starts from Detroit at 7 01 am and continues across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Lee Dehlvach
Detroit
United States
Four Are Held Following Death Of An Aged Man
In Baltimore a 71 year old shore keeper Joseph Ruth died after an altercation at his Turner Station property. Four men Samuel Piazzol James Liberco Charles Serio and Joseph Diano are jailed for investigation with Piazzol charged with causing Ruths death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Joseph Ruth
Turner Station
Samuel Piazzol
James Liberco
Charles Serio
Joseph Diano
Ruth
Diano
Diane
Baekaesiftn
Port Said Riot Injures Twenty in Egypt Coast City
Twenty people were injured in Port Said as Egyptian troops fired on a mob during rioting in the Egyptian quarter. Six of the injured are in serious condition and sixteen police were injured before the disturbance was quelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Port Said
Fire destroys field near Parkway. police cite match ignition
A field near Parkway burned Saturday afternoon prompting a full fire department response. Investigators say a boy dropped a lit match in tinder dry grass starting the blaze. The report notes the field was partly burned before firefighters contained it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway
Endeavorers of City Hold Union Open Air Meet
Christian Endeavor units gathered at a 1st Baptist Church event to welcome young members and hear delegates report on the Lynchburg state convention. Winchester will host next year. Christian Church has 25 registrations for 1931. A August campaign offers a silver loving cup as prize for the society with the most registrations. The union trio Miss Gladys Patton and Floyd and Harry Haines performed, and plans for the Playtime Banquet were postponed due to heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Ooen
1St Baptist Church
Baptist Young le
Lynchburg
Winchester
Christian Church
Union
Gladys Patton
Floyd
Harry Haines
Christian Endeavor
Floyd Haines
First Brethren Church
Market Report from The Star on Baltimore Wholesale Prices
The Star presents a market snapshot with farm and livestock listings including calves lambs and chickens. Prices and item descriptions appear garbled with several typographical errors but reference local wholesale markets and vendors such as Boers hens and spring lambs for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Baltimore
Wee Peentes
Piggss
Hopes To Find A Joseph When The Time Comes
The Star letter from Winchester Virginia July 21 1930 calls on prosperous farmers who received rain to aid neighbors burned out by loss to provide corn and supplies. The writer urges returning with help for the needy and recalls Egypt Joseph supplying his people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
the Star
Egypt
Tras
Capper
Market Rally Halts as Bull Run Stumbles in July Trade
Mutiny in the bull ranks sent stock prices back in New York trading. The regular advance of four weeks paused with about a third of earlier losses from April to June recouped, though by afternoon the market showed no sustained recovery and selling diminished. Prices edged up about 2 percent as activity steadied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Bull
Principal Crops Of Virginia Show Acreage Increase
Virginia reports total crop acreage rising slightly with seven crops up three down and three unchanged from 1929. Corn grows to 1,537,000 acres up 1 percent while peanuts fall. hay holds about 24 percent of total area and wheat declines about six percent. Tobacco acreage rises 8 percent to about 182,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aar
Virginia
Ares
United States and
State Departments of Agriculture
Reference in Chancery to heirs and admin actions in Virginia
The court orders a Master Commissioner to identify heirs of Charles O Williams of Frederick County Virginia and to report the estate debts real estate and tax liens. A meeting is set for July 25 1930 at Herbert S Larrick office Winchester VA for all parties to appear and creditors to prove claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Williams
Charles O. Williams
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Charles QC. Williams
Prederick County
Chas
Williams
Charles OO. Williams
Herbert S. Larrick
Winchester
Len
General
Chas. O. Williams
J. W. Baker
P. Q
Crops acreage mix shows shifts in 1929 plan
The report notes Sécorid's crop ranks high in total output but occupies 43 percent of total crop acreage. Oats acreage grows 22 percent from last year while barley remains at 1929 levels. Potatoes tea and sweet potatoes rise, while peanuts remain a small 12.2 percent of total crop acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ually
Sécorid
Third In Family Land In Jail Charge of Threats
Ernest Puffinberger of the county has joined his brother Ward and Jake Puffinberger in the local jail. Ward was convicted of breaking into Waugh's home and stealing valuables. Ernest is alleged to have threatened Waugh for testifying. Ward received 18 months for the robbery and related theft. the Puffinbergers received prison terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Puffinberger
Jake Puffinberger
Ward
Hear
Jack Waugh
Waugh
Ernest
Puffinberger
Ens
Cooler Weather Approaches as Rains Forecast Eastward
Weather observers predict cooling rains within 36 hours across the eastern region. Farmers like J Erle Romine of Otic county warn a crop could fall within 24 hours unless timely relief arrives, with Pittsburg and Martinsburg, W Va cited in efforts to curb damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
J. Erle Romine
Otic County
W. da
Pittsvirgh
Martinsburg
W. Va
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Camp Holabird
Branner
Union Station
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charles Fox Graham
Wytheville
Ralph G. Pollard
South Washington Street
Graham
Rotary Club
Huntsberry
J. Mack Cain
Louise Cain
Frank Lehr
Esther Goode
Social Service Work of
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Rockville
J. Goode
Monmouth Street
J. Harry Cline
Mr. Cummings
Stromberg-Carlson Company
Lucie White
Mrs. Earl Massey
Paul Anderson
Peggy Anderson
Edward Anderson
Maurice Shanholtz
Maurice, Jr
Loring Anderson
Walter Strine
Mrs. W. Lee Fisher
Valley Pike
J. Y. Gayle
Richmond
Travelers’ Life Insurance Company
Lawrence Hollis
Miss Margaret Evans
Miss Frances Evans
Mrs. Carroll Evans
Mr. Price
A. B. C. Company
Mrs. S.S. Barr
Myrtle Barr
Charles Town
Mrs. Fuller
East Lane Avenue
Nonie Murnan
Rose Hawse
George Hawse
William Simpson
George Brill
Middletown
Cumberland
Frostburg
Madeline Rowland
Edgar Loving
Gettysburg
Paul Carter
Crums Church
Clarke County
McIntosh Lane
Grippe
West Cecil Street
North Carolina
Dehlvach
Post Office Department
Endeavorers
Market Report
van Olin
Lovett Bros
Sample Shoe Store
Staunton
W. T. Hottle
Winchester Flour & Feed CO
Cumberland Valley Elevator
Keel
Stiptan Archarn Service
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