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Notices advise local residents of social and personal timings for the coming day with specified hours between and 4 p.m. and phone contact details for further information.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
3
Notices advise local residents of social and personal timings for the coming day with specified hours between and 4 p.m. and phone contact details for further information.
Miss Price Ramsey became bride of Thomas J Cupp in a Mount Carmel Church ceremony near Spottswood Virginia. Relatives from Martinsburg Lexington and Roanoke attended. The couple plans a short wedding trip before settling in Winchester.
The first of a series of golf tournaments will be held at the Jenny Wrenn Golf Course on Valley Pike at 9:00 a.m. Judges Mr. Donald Weems and Mr. Ki b. Pansler will oversee players including Mrs. Campbell Mrs. J. H. Boyd Alma Bean Pauline Morris C. R. White Francis Godfrey Frank Ritter and Gus Pierce. A gold trophy will be awarded to the winner.
The third annual Stotler reunion drew about 300 people to Oakland Church in Morgan County. Roy Stotler was elected president, with plans to hold next year’s event at Berkeley Springs and numerous committee members named across several counties.
Rev F T McFaden officiated the marriage of Miss Margaret Draper and Reid Pendleton at the Manse on North Braddock Street. Bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs A O Draper of Elizabeth PA. Pendleton is son of Mr and Mrs C H Pendleton, a Connellsville PA engineer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wissler and daughter Dorothy Page Wissler of Mount Jackson stop here en route to Washington DC. Mrs. Wissler and Dorothy plan a Bass Rock trip with Gloucester visits before returning home. Other visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryant of Tampa with Mrs. Maggie Bryant in North Loudoun Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haldeman of Harrisonburg visiting J. H. Haldeman. Mrs. Wallace Wooten of Clarksdale, Mississippi, ill but improving at Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Tolbert of Point of Rocks, Maryland, guests of C. P. McVicar family.
Howell M. Bond, noted fruit grower and Bond Brothers Orchard Supply member, was brought to Memorial Hospital after his right foot was caught in a gasoline engine while pumping water at the Bond home on Apple Pie Ridge. Two toes were amputated. condition reported satisfactory this afternoon.
The Quantico Virginia depot granted leave to 700 marines and 800 reservists due to a severe water shortage caused by a long drought affecting artesian wells supplying water for the post.
Charles A. Roe a 24 year old alleged negro was held for county jury after a preliminary hearing on a charge of marrying Mary Cleary a 17 year old white girl in Maryland law forbids mixed marriages. Roe said he did not know he carried negro blood. authorities said he admitted some African ancestry. The couple wed July 14 at Tremont Pennsylvania and were married by Rev Daniel Powell.
Elwood Payne, a black man, was indicted by Fauquier County Circuit Court on murder charges tied to the shooting of Aliie Corbin and his daughter Estelle. A trial date was set for August 11 with defense counsel Walter H. Robertson and Charles G. Stone. Payne pleaded not guilty after arraignment. He allegedly wounded Corbin, then drove them in the car to a later location where Estelle died and Isabel survived.
Richard Ashby a respected colored resident of the city died this morning at Memorial Hospital at 9 30 o clock. Funeral arrangements will be announced in tomorrow's Star.
Mrs. Sarah E. Carper wife of W. Carper a well known Winchester merchant died at noon today at 703 South Loudoun Street after two years of ill health. A native of York County Pennsylvania she had lived near Winchester for years and was active in the Reformed Church. Surviving are her husband two daughters three sons a sister and three brothers. Funeral Sunday at three from the residence with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
King George signs the instrument of ratification of the London naval treaty, now ratified by Britain and the United States. Phillip Snowden, chancellor of the exchequer, announced the signing, and cheers followed in the House of Commons.
In Berryville Virginia a large crowd attends a benefit party at Fairfield a historic colonial home built by Warner Washington cousin of General Washington. Notes say Clarke county residents gather for the charitable event.
A lavish eighteenth century style benefit card party at the Richardson estate in Berryville raises funds for the Rectory Guild of Grace Episcopal Church. Prominent locals from Millwood Winchester and Berryville reserve tables, with many recipients and guests named including Mrs. Page Lee Mrs. Nelson Page and Mrs. William Powers. Several out of town visitors and hosts are listed among attendees and guests at Norwood Clermont and The Knoll homes.
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