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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
6
Winchester residents 17 and older invited to a three night life saving course led by national Red Cross leader Melvin Carr. Sessions run 7:30 to 11:30 p m at the indoor pool near Hotel Jack with a 15 cent nightly fee. attendees ready Monday at 7 30 p m if missing tonight.
Mrs Anna Belle Hall qualified as executrix of the Hall estate before Clerk Clark M Smith and posted bond for faithful performance. In the County Clerk's Office M M Lynch was qualified as executor of Vernie Cadwallader personal estate with heirs listed and bond of 500 dollars posted.
Mason Reed of six miles east of Berryville faced Magistrate L C Kackley on a drunk driving charge. Inspector R E Bayliss filed the charge. Reed also faces an additional count for striking a car with two men, their wives and children on Berryville road injuring several. He was taking an injured companion to the hospital when the accident occurred. The case is continued until Commonwealth Attorney Capt Frank M Wray can leave the hospital. The charge remains continued.
Greenwood notes record local residents and visitors. Esten Carper and family from Strasburg and Carlisle family traveled to New Oxford to visit Ed Pope. Bessie Thornton of Winchester visited John Thornton. Elizabeth Giffin visits Saratoga summer home. Gladys Shearer visited her parents. Delmar Hibard stayed with uncle Gilbert Huff near Boyce. Virgel Brown moved to new home bought from Dickson. Dorothy and Zelda Pope of New Oxford visit uncle Wilbur Care.
Armel Virginia notes the death of James Newcome son of Mr and Mrs J O Newcome. Visitors at Mrs Earl Pifers home include Mrs Kenneth Boyce and others. Families from Hagerstown Middletown Bartonsville visit. Miss Louise Armel stays in Washington. Mozelie White visits Hagerstown. Raymond Boyce visits Winchester. Jack Jones visits Raymond Boyce.
Refuge Virginia July 21 Mr L L Bowman near Refuge is slowly recovering from a summer grip. His daughter Mrs Julius Miller of Lebanon Church visits. Miss Marthana Koenig a Georgetown Hospital nurse is vacationing with her parents. Several local residents shared time with Bowman and Conner families as news arrived of Lloyd Derflinger of Baltimore passing away, a brother to Miss Bessie Derflinger and Mr Wilson Derflinger.
A couple dissolved their marriage after a dispute over crossword puzzles. The issue of who keeps the dictionary remains central to custody considerations in this case.
Mt Pleasant Virginia reports frequent visitors including Howard Allamond and families from Washington and Allamongs visiting John Perry's family. Local church events note Sunday School at 10 and Christian Endeavor at 7 30 with Fred Rosenberger visiting.
The Palace screens Love Is Like That a sharp domestic romance starring John Warburton Rochelle Hudson Dorothy Revier and Albert Contra for tonight only. A special added feature for tonight and Saturday offers the official mo- tion picture presentation at the palace.
Photographs capture the Madison Square Garden bout between Primo Carnera and Jack Sharkey. The images illustrate the decisive blow that crowned Carnera champion, presenting round by round action in complete detail.
Edward G. Robinson stars in The Little Giant at the Capitol Theatre with Shirley Grey Mary Astor and Helen Vinson delivering romantic lessons in three varieties of love. The First National feature showcases Robinson navigating comedic entanglements as his three teachers guide his romantic misadventures.
Miss Grey, described as a gangster's moll, is revealed as the leader Robinson's first love. Robinson heads a gang of racketeers, shaping a perilous crime plot.
Fox film directed by Geo O Brien from Zane Grey comes to the Colonial on Saturday. A taxi driver returns a purse containing 5000 dollars, a curious note amid the town's talk as road hogs draw questions about road habits.
A feature at the Open Door Bible class of Loudoun Direct Presbyterian Church begins at 9 45 a m Sunday morning with music from the 4 H quartet led by oud, Joe and Harry Haines and Joe Hodgson. The quartet sings about 10 o clock and Prof. R Lee Stickles will address the class. Members are urged to bring friends and visitors will be welcomed.
A terse proverb-like line notes the risks of rushed marriages urging caution and thoughtful choice before taking a life long vow. The statement reflects social advice common in period journalism and moral guidance.
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