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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1931
Page
3
Training School closure prompts local farewell notices
The Training School for Church Workers at Massanetta Springs closed Sunday night. Grace Lot Church members return home after the session including Rebecca Paris Ruth Jones Sara Margaret Lupton Colleen Over Ruth Cochran and others. Engagements announcements follow including Cora Virginia Rehill to Jack Corless Harrell and Teresa K Baecher Weds Cecil E Boone. Birthday supper honors Scott Larrick with guests. Local social notes mention visitors and upcoming events at churches and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massanetta Springs
Grace Lot Church
Rebecca Paris
Ruth Jones
Sara Margaret Lupton
Colleen Over
Ruth Cochran
Madeline Miller
Marie Estes
Louise Galladay
Helen Woore
Grace Thomas
Patsy Sartelle
Lee Stine
Bennie Davis
Rudolph Crisman
Luther Thomas
Harrison Keckley
W. E. Barr
Cc. E. Aulick
Mary Katherine Aulick
Elizabeth Bywaters
Ruth Bywaters
Odessa Baker
Evelyn Bywaters
Harold Teets
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Fawcett Gap
Social Calendar Highlights Diverse Local Club Events
Tuesday luncheons and meetings at the George Washington Hotel feature Lions Club Kiwanis Club American Legion Post and Winchester Rotary Club. Evening entertainments include a moonlight Po river trip in Washington and a Leesburg fancy dress ball with Meyer Davis Orchestra. Saturday invites the Ladies Aid Society annual picnic at Mt. Pleasant West Virginia in Trimble's Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Heaton
Louis Grammer
Leesburg
Meyer Davis
Ladies’ Aid Society of
United Brethren Church
Mt. Pleasant
W. Va
Trimble’s Woods
Bryant Pierce Nuptials Reported In Martinsburg Area
Announcement of the July 25 wedding of Kyle L. Bryant and Miss Pearl V. Pierce is noted. Bryant, a Galax native and farmer, marries in the Martinsburg region with Rev Cephas Fahnestock officiating at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle L. Bryant
Marion Bryant
County
Pearl V. Pierce
William H. Pierce
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cephas Fahnestock
Ryant
Galax
Local Social Notes Highlight Trips and Gatherings
Miss Hilda Miller travels from Balti more to Harrisonburg to serve as guest in law and Ss Soclater and Mrs. Swank. Miss Helen Virginia Jones returns from Washington. Laura McGuire heads to Cape May for a visit. Thursday bridge club meets at 2 45 at Mrs. Frank Hack’s home. Mrs. Charles W. Trenary returns from Staunton to stay locally. Ladies' Aid yard party planned on church lawn tomorrow evening. Dr. R F Cline to Philadelphia for brother in law's death, to be in clinic tomorrow. Henrietta Fuller and Miss Wyndham with Mr Emmert to New York City for fall stock for Emmett stores in Martinsburg and Winchester. Mr and Mrs R A Schuller and son with relatives at Stephens City. Mrs R A Schuller stays on. Social Club of Market Street M E Church meets tonight at 8 to plan chicken salad supper and yard party on August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Miller
Baltimore
Harrisonburg
Ss Soclater
Thursday Bridge Club
Frank Hack
Washington Street
Henrietta Fuller
City
Margaret Wyndham
Allen Emmert
Martinsburg
Maria
New York City
Emmett
Winchester
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Rumsey Shade Bitten by Nonpoisonous Snake
Rumsey Shade of the Solenberg er farm near Cumbo in Berkeley County was bitten on the wrist by a green snake while in an apple tree. He sought medical care in Martinsburg from Dr. Clifford Steron and is not yet able to work. The snake was not captured and is believed to be nonpoisonous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Martinsburg
W. Va
Rumsey Shade
Charles S. Solenberger
Cumbo
Shade
Clifford Steron
Mr. Shade
Hoovers Return To Capital From Rapidan Camp
President and Mrs Hoover return to the White House after a three day four night rest at Rapidan camp in Virginia. It is the longest break since the Porto Rico trip in March and marks a brief pause in presidential duties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Rapidan Camp
Virginia
Porto Rico
Industry Wheels At Paterson Are Locked By Strike
Fifteen thousand textile workers walked out in Paterson New Jersey, halting mill operations. Strikes organized by AFL affiliates including the American Silk Workers the United Textile Workers and the conference for progressive labor action were reported at four district headquarters. Officials said exact turnout could not be stated until attendance tabulations from meetings are finished. The demand centers on higher wages shorter hours and improved working conditions.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
American Federation of Labor
American Silk Workers
United Textile Workers
Conference For Progressive Labor Action
Nautilus Departs Plymouth for Norway in Pole Expedition
The submarine Nautilus sails from Plymouth to Bergen en route to the Arctic as Sir Hubert Wilkins aims to cross the north pole under the ice. Hundreds of Americans witness the departure as he passes the Mauretania with cheering passengers aboard other liners.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
Eng
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
Bergen
Norway
Arctic
Sir Hubert
New York
Ministers Enjoyable Meeting Brings Clergy Together at Front Royal
Ministers from Winchester city and county gathered at Randolph-Macon Academy Front Royal Virginia for a day of fellowship. They shared meals prayers and entertainment then joined in a twilight service led by Rev Dr S L Flickinger and Rev W M Brashears with meditation on Gods eight great days and a affirmed commitment to deeper understanding and common tasks.
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Winchester Ministerial Association
Randolph-Macon Academy
Front Royal
Virginia
Charles L. Melton
S. L. Flickinger
Winchester Association
West
W. M. Brashears
Flickinger
H. E. Richardson
Dr. Flickinger
Mr. Richardson
Mr. Alleman
Winchester
E. T. Clark
Centenary Reformed Church
Market Street
Mr. Riggleman
Church of the Brethren
P R. Diehl
Frederick
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Guy Morrow
Kernstown Presbyterian Church
Snyder Alleman
Stephens City
Two Scout Troops Prepare For Camp This Saturday
Troop No. 5 and Troop No. 8 plan a two week camp from August 1 at 8 a.m. leaving Winchester. The mess hall is ready and canoes secured for the boys. Parents and friends are invited to visit on Sundays August 2 and 9.
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Scout Troop No
Troop No. 5
Winchester
Officer Fank Rewarded for Recovery of Stolen Sedan
Officer Francis Fank of the Winchester police department receives a $15 reward from Franklin Fire Insurance Company for the quick recovery of H. Hamman’s stolen Stutz sedan. He pursued thieves 20 miles to Front Royal, captured them in 19 minutes, and handed them to authorities. the act occurred June 28 and followed an 11.30 a.m. theft in Indian Alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hamman
Hamman
Dollar Store
Francis Fank
Winchester Police Department
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Occars
Winchester
J. W. Arthur
Punk
Insurance Company
Indian Alley
Funk
Front Royal
Sd Wce Jury
Corporation Ourt
Parcel Post Expands Suitcases Cars and More Increases Demand
Jess C Harraman reports postal service expands mailable parcel post sizes and weights After a western tour mailers and postmasters believe more items will move by mail The June Virginia labor summary notes rising agricultural help demand and new highway work absorbing idle men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess C. Harraman
Division of
Parcel Post
Middle West
Virginia
United States
New Shooters Practice With Local Gun Club
Winchester Gun Club held its last regular practice shoot with fewer attendees though several newcomers scored well. Notables include Woods of Utontown Pa Amos Crawford R T Jones led singles Cuthbert and Anderson led doubles Scores: Singles Jones 47 50 Cuthbert 44 50 Anderson 22 25 Stickle 46 50 Woods 41 50 Creswell 22 25 Miss Whisson 1 25 H Taylor 41 50 Doubles Jones 21 24 Cuthbert 23 34 Anderson 25 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Woods
Uniontown
Amos
Crawford
R. T. Jones
Cuthbert
Anderson
Jones
Stickle
C. Creswell
Miss Whisson
H. Taylor
Cubert
Aerial Training School Makes Progress At Byrd Airport
Messrs. Rintoul and Gilder report strong progress at their new aviation school near Admiral Byrd Airport east of Winchester. Pupils include Charles O. Weaning of Lovettsville who will train twice weekly, with two more students expected, one from Martinsburg who trained last year at Shepherd Field.
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Messrs. Rintoul and
Gildersleeve
Admiral Byrd Airport
Winchester
Charles O. Weaning
Lovettsville
Loudoun County
Martinsburg
Shepherd Field
Politeness to Women Not Always Respectful
A concise reflection notes that courteous behavior toward women does not guarantee genuine respect. It suggests that outward politeness can mask underlying attitudes and may fail to ensure fair treatment or esteem.
Berryville Chamber Meeting Agrees on Joint Effort
Berryville Virginia July 28 at a well attended meeting the Chamber of Commerce under President Capt F M Wray reorganized with 59 members and voted to invite public spirited women to join to boost joint efforts A committee was set to decide best way to mark the town roof as an aviator guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Chicago grain closes with mixed gains amid weather weakness
Favorable plant growth weather in the Midwest and weaker New York securities push the Chicago Board of Trade lower overall. Wheat and corn show minor shifts while oats and rye post the largest fortnight gains as final figures set near day’s lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Western
New York Securities
Chicago Board of Trade
Community groups push for town cleanup and improvements
Dr. A. P. Osborne county health officer notes weeds and trash threaten property values. A committee including Dr. Frank Tappan E. P. Berlin and Ralph Pre Dorsey will work with Osborne to remove pests and improve town buildings. The effort aims to boost civic pride and position the town as a historic Virginia county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Osborne
Amoun
Frank Tappan
E. P. Berlin
Ralph
Osborne
Virginia
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James F. Rehill
Cora Virginia Rehill
Jack Corless Harrell
Charles Town
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Handley High School
Lord and Spencer, Inc
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John C. Harrell
Norfolk
University of West Virginia At
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Victor Products Corporation
Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Ella Miller
Leicester Street
Teresa Baecher
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JP. Baecher
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Hagerstown
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A. C. Cooper
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David Mondzac
National Jewish Ledger
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Philip Kramer
F. Ggang
Louis Nathan
Washington, D. C
Fredericka Gang
Bessye Kramer
Europe
Clarence Norman
Fukuoka
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L. A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
South Stewart Street
Eugene Witherspoon
Church of Christ
Joseph Wright
Blair Hahn
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Grace Lichliter
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P. W. Boyd
Julian F. Ward
Cape May
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Bertha E. Miller
Clearbrook
Hathaway Fant
Rockland
Isabelle Shatzer
Messrs
Lucien Rockwell
Staunton Military Academy
Ellis Watson
Meriden
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Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Society of Virps
Coumbia
Poa
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Rotary Club
Louis L. Baker
North Braddock Street
Battletown Inn
Southern Serenaders
American Legion Post
Miss Pearl V. Pierce
Mr. Bryant
University of Virginia
Thomas H. Sprint, Sr
H. E. Boyer
Lucy May Boyer
Mary Sartelle
Rebekah
Lodge
Lillie Cunningham
Rebekah Assembly of Virginia
Winchester Rebekah Lodge
Rotary
Loyal Temperance Legion
Huntsberry
Helen Virginia Jones
Mrs. Glass
Laura McGuire
Charles W. Trenary
Staunton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Summit Point Methodist Episcopal Church
R. F. Cline
R. A. Schuller
Carlton C. Schuller
Fred G. Schuller
Fred Schuller
Hoovers
Pole
Officer Fank
Old Battletown
Florsheim
Lovett Bros
Buncutter Tire Co
S. Braddock St
Bell Clothes Shop
W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs Building
Telephone National
Eugenie
Margaret Hodesen
Willard
Valley
John S. Solenberger & CO. Inc
Loudoun Street
R. M. Swimley
People's Bargain Store
North Main
J. Jos. Sullivan
Kaufman
Coats
Loudoun ST
Winchestera
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