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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1931

Page

5

Love, Preferred The Romance Of A Business Girl

In a hospital of emotions Mary faces a confession from Martin as he seeks marriage after revealing his lifelong love. She contemplates three suitors, balancing wealth security and true affection while navigating a dramatic hotel room scene and a late night return to New York.

Frazier Mary Martin Havana New Jersey New York

Scout Cyphrian Harthman Hero of Washington cyclone rescue

From the Official Boy Scout Report to Congress comes the tale of Cyphrian Harthman 15 First Class Troop 500 Washington DC who saved several people after a cyclone tore through southeast Washington He rescued Rosa Thomas and a child then returned for two more children The article notes troop meetings ship and related activities and lists local residents visiting and a jibe about Reno divorces by Bnai Brith Messenger.

Congress Cyphrian Harthman Washington D. C Scout Haithman Rosa Thomas

Hogue Creek Notes Social Visit Roundup

Hogue Creek Va May 30. Mr and Mrs Scott White and children visited Mr and Mrs Clement Kump of High View W Va Sunday. Pauline Clowser spent Sunday with Elsie Shanholtz. Marion Cooper and Elsie Shanholtz with Frank Orndorff visited Mrs Luther Larrick. Rev and Mrs C J Racey and Lewis Barrett dined with Ollie Clowser. S T Larrick and others were recent visitors.

Anna Bess Mildred McCormick A. O. Cooper Statton Orndorff Gainesboro J. S. Orndorff Scott White S. T. Larrick Hale Moore Maud Baker Gladys Ruth Ramey Luther Larrick David Foster Silas Palmer Gladys Ramey Walter Miller Mamie Larrick Hogue Creek Clement Kump Highview W. Vai Pauline Clowser Elsie Shanholtz Marion Cooper Frank Orndorff C. J. Racey Lewis Barrett Ollie Clowser T. Larrick

Public sales of New Windsor fruit farm offered

Trustees will hold a public sale at the Court House Door in Frederick City Maryland on Saturday June 13 1931 at 11 oclock A M. The property lies about 2 miles south of New Windsor comprises 149 acres with 2 farm buildings storage and packing houses. About 123 acres in fruit trees including 200 peach trees and about 4 500 apple trees in first class bearing condition. Trustees H Kieffer Dedlauter D Princeton Buckey Frederick Md. (6-1-6-21)

Court House Frederick City Maryland New Windsor H. Kieffer Dedlauter D. Princeton

Keezell Injured in Basement Fall During Flood

Rockingham County Treasurer George B Keezell suffered a probable hip fracture after slipping on a wet basement floor in his Keezletown home during a flood. He remained conscious and was later taken for X rays in Harrisonburg as neighbors and family rushed to assist.

Harrisonburg Geo. B. Keez George B. Keezell Rockingham Keezletown Keevell Keedell Keezell Rockingham County Walter B. Keezell J. L. Wright Keezi Mr. Keezell

Milldale Notes May Social Visits Highlight Town Life

MiLlDale Va May 30. Local Baptist meeting drew guests from Martinsburg W V and Front Royal. Lennis Brown and family from Martinsburg visited Mrs W B Brown. Herbert and Dewey Brown spent Saturday in Front Royal. John Smith of Bayard visited Milldale friends. Mrs Armel and Marguerite and Mrs Brown called on Mrs Stickley. Nannie Oliver stayed weekend with her mother.

Milldale Front Royal Lennis Brown Gladys Junior Martinsburg W. Va Davis W. B. Brown Herbert Brown Dewey Brown John Smith Bayard J. W. Armel Marguerite George Stickley Nannie Oliver M. T. Oliver

State Boundary Change Requires Congressional Approval

A proposed state boundary adjustment between two states requires approval by both state legislatures and the United States Congress before taking effect. The arrangement hinges on congressional consent to alter the formal dividing line.

United States Congress

Europe’s First Cast Iron Bridge Construction

The Severn Bridge in England began as Europe’s earliest cast iron span in 1776 and reached completion in 1779, marking a landmark in industrial bridge engineering.

Europe Severn River England

Confessions of a Notorious Second Story Man

A self described burglar details his life in crime and stalled fortunes in a humorous foul mood confession. He jokes about rising costs of tools and crooks switching to credit schemes while describing marital troubles and plans to go straight. He boasts of his fame in jails and clings to hope of a respectable future as a porch climber sees his wife entangled with another man.

Jimmy Scotland America Chicago Boudoir Fife

Expert review finds seven thousand eight hundred eighty two loss in discounts

The text discusses not aligning with Mr Davis and criticizes attempts to discredit the state government. It mentions the Andrews report being prepared and circulated to governors and legislators as a model for other states.

Davis Andrews

Von's Pink Tablets Claim Quick Ulcer Relief

A testimonial advertises Von's Pink Tablets claiming rapid relief from stomach ulcers and related symptoms. It states a 70 year old man improved to feeling 50 after five days with no dietary changes, with the product sold direct from laboratories in Ligonier Pennsylvania.

Fornter Von

Governor delays statement due to time constraints

The governor could not draft his statement before leaving for the governors' conference at French Lick Indiana. The address and report were mailed to Richmond from somewhere between the Indiana resort and the home.

Tion French Lick Ind Richmond Indiana

Quote on Democrat administration from Alfred Smith

The Charleston Mail remarks that a Democratic administration is what Chicago needs and quips about swapping administrations between New York and Chicago to usher in the millennium.

Chicago Alfred Smith New York Charleston

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