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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1928

Page

3

End Week End Guests of Dr Flickinger and Family

End week end guests include Dr Flickinger and Mrs Flickinger and Mr and Mrs Paul Hopper and son Marlin, Mrs Martha Jer and Mildred Rymond from Boston Pa. They visited Rev Dr Flickinger at Haston. Local families hosted visitors from Monongahela Clarke and Boyce.

Flickinger S.r Stanley Lum Paul Hopper Marlin Per. “Yisses Martha Verna Jer Migs Mildred Rymond Boston L. Flicker Ckinger Wormed Church Haston

Weekend Guests From Several States Leave Local Footprints

A long list of visitors and residents frequenting Washington and nearby towns includes Eugene Aulick from Washington staying with his mother on South Braddock Street, Maude and Dorothy Shiner visiting relatives on South Loudoun Street, and others from Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania visiting family or attending events. Local figures like Gladys Haldeman prepare for Columbia University study in New York, and shoppers like Louis Wonder plan purchases in New York.

Eugene Aulick Washington Gladys Haldeman New York Columbia University Dorothy Nassau Mr. Louis Wonder Wonder Apparel Shop

Pen Mar Visit By Perry Party Members

Mrs W O Perry Miss Lillian Perry Mrs R E Allen and Mr Carson Hook traveled Sunday to Pen Mar to visit Mr and Mrs Parmele of Washington who are summering at their mountain cottage.

Nan Purcell George Purcell Forltimore Louise Snyder Baltimore Roger Brown W. O. Perry Lillian Perry R. E. Allen Carson Hook Pen Mar

Local notices of visitors and departures near Kernstown

Miss Margaret Amick recovering after appendectomy at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Lucy Petley leaves New York bound with Mrs Petley after a quiet visit with her son and daughter in law George and wife. J E Barrow and son return to Paw Paw after visiting Mrs Barrow. Lyda Chapman from the Leader leaves for two week vacation including Cherrydale and Washington DC. Mrs Daniel Frye and son visit Herbert Jennings family on Stewart Street. Don G Harmer back in Washington after weekend with Harmer parents. Earl Martin returns home near Remington after a short town visit.

Lououn County Charles G. Ayres Nun Ayres United States Nan. Coble North Washington Eet Loudoun Coug- Va Ny Fairfax New York Ayres Starr Mandmt Mars James Mars Cers Salvation Army Stainton Elizabeth Is Mary Hermanger Providence R. I Craig Court House Malcolm Anderson Amnes Braddock Street Lucy Petley Guiet George Petley Petley Lyda Chapman Leader Cherrydale Washington, D. C Daniel Frye and Son Washington Herbert Jennings Stewart Street Don G. Harmer Stanley FE. Harmer West Cork Street

Sixth Annual Union Sunday School Picnic Sporting Program

The sixth annual union Sunday school picnic for Frederick County and Winchester will be August 9 at Klines Grove Vaucluse. A full sports program includes baseball basketball and tennis among schools Kernstown Cedarr Cliff and Middletown Methodist. Contests awarding 20 and 10 points include a horseshoe tournament sack race wheelbarrow race potato races and more for eligible competitors.

Union Frederick County Winchester Klines” Grove Vaucluse Kernstown Ceddr Cliff Middletown Methodist

Democratic Picnic Plans Attract Wide Party Advice

A notice states entries for a Vaucluse and Stephens City picnic run by C. B. Stickley and H. E. Massie must be in by August 9. The event includes children's contests for ages 10 to 14 and a noble threading contest for girls and women over 12, with information available from the organizers. The text questions why the Democratic chairman seeks an advisory committee when party members are eager to advise.

C. B. Stickley Vaucluse H. E. Massie Stephens City Buffalo Ewe

Berkeley Springs Bottling Co. Seeks Bottle Registration

Berkeley Springs West Virginia and Winchester Virginia bottler applies under Virginia Act of 1918 to register bottles marked BERKELEY CLUB for carbonated beverages. Penalties for unlawful use of registered containers noted. Signed by R. J. Shipe, President.

General Assembly of Virginia Acts of Assembly Berkeley Springs W. Va Winchester Va Berkeley Club Berkeley Springs Bottling Co., Inc R. J. Shipe

Temperance call rings unlikely in bootleg era

Indianapolis news notes that the Democratic national chairman’s push for temperance will not win broad support amid the ongoing bootleg era.

Indianapolis News

Divorce Suit Filed for Desertion in Winchester Court

In the Corporation Court of Winchester on July 21 1928 FB Allen files for absolute divorce from Frederick T Allen on grounds of desertion for over three years. Defendant ordered to appear within ten days of publication. notice to run four weeks in Evening Star and posted at county courthouse by September 3 1928. Teste: J Gray Beverley Clerk. Ward & Larrick attorneys.

Corporation Court City OF Winchester Allen Plaintif Frederick T. Allen Virginia Evening Star J. Gray Beverley Ward & Larrick P. Q

Fire at Texas Prison Farm Kills Two, Injures Many

A cinema at Blue Ridge Prison Farm near Houston caught fire when a match ignited motion pictures during a weekly show. Twenty eight prisoners were trapped. two men died Flord Tinson and William Har. 17 seriously burned and four others badly burned. Guards prevented mass escape as flames enveloped the showroom.

Houston Texas Blue Ridge Flord Tinson William Har Rc News

Local Virginia National Guard unit returns from encampment

Members of Company Fianza quarters, Third Battalion, 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard, arrived by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad after a 15 day state encampment in Virginia Beach. About 90 men in Company I under Capt Paul Hartman and HQ under 1st Lt Lawrence Hollis were greeted by relatives and friends at the station. Col H L Opie of Staunton commands the regiment, drawing companies from the Shenandoah Valley and southwest Virginia.

Fianca One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Virginia National Guard Baltimore and Ohio Virginia eBach Paul Hartman Lawrence C. Hollis

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