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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1934

Page

3

Bridge Dinner Honoring Mr and Mrs Maxwell Daily Mathews

Mr and Mrs Wyatt Richard entertained at their county home Wednesday evening with an elegant bridge dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Maxwell Daily Mathews. The high score prize went to Mr B J Sager of Front Royal. The Mathews received a tapestry as a parting gift. Out of town guests included Attorney and Mrs Poe of Washington.

Wyatt Richard Maxwell Daily Mathews Mathews Ellen Virginia Pangle B. J. Sager Front Royal Poe Washington

Rogers Family Welcomes Son and Others in Community News

Mr and Mrs B E Rogers of Middletown celebrate the birth of a son named Benjamin Everett Rogers Jr on May 27. Mrs Rogers is a former nurse and daughter of the late J E Baker of Reliance. Also noted is Rev Dr Daniel Crump Buchanan earning a philosophy degree in Hartford and preparing to return to Kyoto Japan with his family. A stag dinner honors Robert Grove on his forthcoming marriage to Madeline Miller at Grace Lutheran Church, while a Grey Stone Terrace shower honors Charles Crisman and Emily Hobbs Crisman with many gifts and a bonfire event.

B. E. Rogers Middletown Benjamin Everett Rogers Rogers Josephine Baker Baker J. E. Baker Reliance Winchester Memorial Hospital E. E. Rogers Middlewa Buchanan Daniel Crump Buchanan William C. Buchanan Gifu City Japan Hartford J. George Baetjer Fairmont Avenue Baetjer Kyoto William Grove Tokus’ Inn Robert Grove Madeline Miller Grace Lutheran Church Messrs A. C. Halvosa A. Z. Hunter Charles McCormac Hubert Cather Peachy Hockman Richard Carpenter John Fisher Babe Shackelford Edward Bailey Vincent Miller Maynard Wisecarver James Sumption Sirbauga Urban Sheetz Raymond Pond Finis W. Dudley Greystone Terrace Charles Crisman Clark M. Smith Corporation Court Robert B. Grove Winchester Mr. Grove William B. Grove Miss Miller Samuel G. Miller Rumsey Slonaker Capon Bridge John Slonaker Hazel Eaton R. E. Eaton Good, W. Va

Social Calendar Friday and Weekly Meetings Across Winchester

Friday evening lists include Red Cross motor corps meeting at the Red Cross office at 7 p m and Sadie's Aid Society at 8 p m at the Congregational Christian Church home of Mrs W H Reed 224 South Braddock Street Sunday brings Easter pageant by Faith Triumphant at Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City 12 30 p m Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel 7 30 p m Little Theatre at Handley Library Wednesday 12 30 p m Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel 7 p m Young People's Choir practice First Baptist Church 8 p m Winchester Lodge Elks 8 15 p m Grace Lutheran Church adult choir Regular weekly Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Thursday 1 60 p m Shawnee Garden Club meeting at Mrs Allen Bonds home 8 30 p m Civic League meeting at Mrs H B McCormac with E C Parker speaking My Houseboat on the Kashmir.

Red Cross Motor Corps Red Cross Sadie’s Aid Society Congregational Christian Church W. H. Reed South Braddock Street Lions Club George Washington Hotel Little Theatre Handley Library Kiwanis Club First Baptist Church Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks Grace Lutheran Church Rotary Club Shawnee Garden Club Winchester Allen Bond Civic League H. B. McCormac E. C. Parker Kashmir

Mrs. E. V. Weems Gravely Ill in Washington

Friends in Winchester learn of the grave illness of Mrs. Courtney Wells Weems at the Washington home of Dr. and Mrs. S. Logan Owen. Her son Judge Donald L. Weems flew to Washington, then planned to accompany a sister to Clifton Forge, Va., for the weekend. Two May marriage licenses were issued in Winchester, bringing the total to seventeen.

Winchester Courtney Wells Weems S. Logan Owen Washington Weems Eugene V. Weems Louisiana Donald L. Weems Justice’s Court Clifton Forge

Revered Painter Family Arrives for Visit in Winchester

The Rev. Thomas A. Painter and Mrs. Painter with children Louise Grattan Painter and Thomas A. Painter Jr. arrive in Winchester to visit Mrs. Painter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J Few Brown on North Washington Street. The pastor once led the Berryville church and hails from Swannanoa North Carolina.

Thomas A. Painter Louise Grattan Painter Thomas A. Painter, Jr Swannanoa N. C Winchester Painter J. Few Brown North Washington Street Presbyterian Church Berryville Edith Brown

Shawnee Garden Club Meeting Set at Mrs Allen Bond Home

Announcement notes the Shawnee Garden Club of Winchester will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 3 30 p m on June 8 at the home of Mrs. Allen Bond. Mrs Wright to entertain Memorial Association at her home tonight at 8 o'clock. all members urged to attend.

Shawnee Garden Club Allen Bond Winchester Wright Memorial Association Isaiah Wright Ladies’ National Memorial Association East Piccadilly Street

Kremer Hosts Honor Shower for Cole Newlyweds

A large gathering at Mr and Mrs F M Kremer’s Millwood Pike home celebrated the marriage of their daughter Frances Kremer to Lawrence P Cole. Friends presented four gift collections and offered congratulations. Other notes include travels, visits, and social plans of local residents and relatives across Virginia and nearby states.

F. M. Kremer Millwood Pike Lawrence P. Cole Cole Frances Kremer

Chicago Grain Market Prices Tonight

Closing quotations in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets are listed. Chicago July and Sept futures at 1.02 and 1.02 and Dec at 1.04. Baltimore spot wheat 1.02, Winchester spot 98 cents, Chicago July 59 and Sept 61, Winchester delivered 65 cents per bushel.

Chicago Baltimore The Star Winchester Milling Corporation Stickell Sales Corporation Cash North Washington Street Hagerstown Winchester

League Accepts Bolivian Appeal For Arbitration

The League of Nations council chose to accept Bolivia's request for arbitration in the Chaco war under Article 15, a move seen to affect the planned munitions embargo. In Asuncion, Paraguay claims a breakthrough with 15 miles of Bolivian defense captured and the Bolivian third division retreating, leaving 150 dead.

Associated Press Geneva Council of the League of Nations Bolivia Chaco League Paraguay Asuncion Paraguayan Defense Ministry Canada Stroest Fort Bollivian Chaco Boreal

Vera Officials Propose Relief Projects in Frederick County

District officials outlined a plan to use federal funds for relief work in Frederick County. Proposed tasks include beautifying the Valley Pike, cleaning school grounds, establishing a sewing room, and improving secondary roads to employ many of the 375 people on relief. An application to hire 50 men for county road work is pending, with no funds beyond relief labor.

Valley Pike Frederick County Cunty F. W. Bailey State Highway Department Highway Department Innon

Radio Broadcaster Lowell Thomas Speaks at Mas sanutten Academy

Mr Hoye L Riley traveled to Woodstock to hear Lowell Thomas the noted radio broadcaster who spoke at Mas sanutten Academy just before noon today.

C. C. Brannon Inlaw Racey Woodstock Lowell Thomas Massanutten Academy

Wheat Tops $1 On Chicago Market In Drought Boost

Wheat reached the dollar mark on Chicago markets as drought blamed for record highs. May wheat jumped to 1.03 1 8 cents while July traded near 1.02 and Minneapolis prices climbed to 1.05 1 2. Corn, oats, and rye also rose amid heavy buying and thin rainfall forecasts.

Chicago Midwest Weather Bureau Board of Trade Minneapolis

Stock Prices Pointing Down In Mixed Market Tone

New York June 1 stocks generally moved lower as labor unrest fears, especially in steel and textiles, weighed on sentiment. Grains rose briefly on early trading then trimmed gains. cotton and rubber advanced while silver weakened. Government securities held strength. secondary loans slipped amid a dull trading session and a strong pound stood at $5.08.

New York United States London

Dedication At Cedar Cliff Church Set For Sunday

Special services will be held at Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church at Vaucluse on Sunday June 3 in connection with the dedication of the new Sunday School annex. The program includes a 9:30 a.m. Sunday School meeting and an 11 a.m. dedicatory sermon by the Rev. Harry M. Crim with prayers by the Rev. Dr. Charles D. Gilkeson. The church traces its history to 1877 and 1878, with a succession of pastors and active lay groups guiding the growth of a two story annex built by gifts from members and friends at an estimated cost of 1100.

Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church Vaucluse F. Estes Kline Harry M. Crim Strasburg Church Charles D. Gilkeson Winchester Cedar Cliff William H. Dinges T Sangster Benjamin F. Buckley Ringes J. W. Nixon John W. Beaty Henry M. White A. C. Hopkins C. W. Hollis W. A. Crawford W. B. O'Neal John Elenbaas William Claytor Clayton Painter D. O'Neal Edgar McCartney William H. Dinges Christian Endeavor Society Workers’ Council

Beaten Pair Linked To Fatal May Tragedy

Fredericksburg police and Justice agents pursue a case involving Milton J. Brown and Fannie Kurz who were beaten and left in Battlefield Memorial Park the night of May 20. Brown regained consciousness at Mary Washington Hospital and gave a brief account before collapsing again. The two, who were to wed, died and the investigation widens with no disclosed arrest target.

Fredericksburg Department of Justice Fannie Furz Mary Washington Hospital Milton J. Brown L. R. Burruss Lee Oliver M. L. Bladys Brown Miss Kurz Battlefield Memorial Park Brewer Beckwith Beckwith

Legal Status Of Slot Devices To Be Tested

Richmond May 31 Attorney General A P Staples undecided if he or a representative will join Roanoke Commonwealth's Attorney Robert S Smith in a test case to settle Virginia slot machine legality. Smith proposed the attorney general's office be represented in proceedings before Fal Judge John.

Richmond A. P. Staples Commonwealth Robert S. Smith Roanoke Virginia Smith John

Virginia case tests vending machine law in federal court

Paul files a bill of complaint against J H Gilbert and J L Manning Roanoke police superintendent over a state wide test case on vending machine operations in Virginia Gilbert claims annual income over 5000 from devices and that Roanoke orders will confiscate property without due process violating constitutional rights case moves to federal courts under the Fourteenth Amendment.

Roanoke

Man Changed Mind From Bomb Plot in Alameda

Frank Bennett, an unemployed mechanic in Alameda California, abandoned a plan to blow himself up after 24 hours of waiting for sleep to trigger a switch. He cited police urging there is a chance for life and work as the reason for surrendering and said he would resist being sent to a psychiatric ward while held without charge.

Alameda Calif Frank Bennett

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Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Richard Bridge Mes Crisman Faith Triumphant Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City E. V. Weems Gravely Til Mrs. Painter Huntsberry Mary S. Yeakley W. Boscawen St. Clara V. Fultz Shoppe Mrs H. H. McGuire Hot Springs McSherry Lupton Herman Stine Lansing, Mich John Bean Manufacturing Company Dorothy Stouffer Harry Stouffer Virginia Intermont College Bristol Harriett Krise United States Naval Academy Annapolis Garland Canter Reba Riley William G. Hardy Garfield Memorial Hospital Mr. Canter Nancy Canter W. R. Perrine T. Bedford Ellett Alvin Pennypacker Lula Hundley John Graham W. A. Baker Newville Graham New York City Hendrik van Loon Elizabeth Borroum Cedar Vale Kan Miss Westwood Byrd Rosemont Clarke County Miss Barroum Miss Byrd Gunston Hall H. H. Jennings Akron Ohio R. W. Burns Ill Glenn Paulus Louis J. Naumann Charles Town W. Va Philip Williams Philip Fowle L. M. Allen Lillian Anderson D. D. Crenshaw Memorial Hospital Richard Evelyn Byrd Ambherst Street William H. Deming George Smith Hixon F. C. Billings Conn Vera Officials R. M. Swimley Geo. Washinton Hotel N. Loudoun St Rexall Ie Sale Brooks Brooks’ Pharmacy Rexall Store Camp Beckford E. B. Whelan Edinburg, Va Stafford Pemberton Geo. Washington Hotel Associate Press Shenandoah Valley National Bank Federal Reserve System Vaucluse Church Allen Jones Tor Cedar Cliff Church William H. Woods A. Gibon Link Alfred Jones J. L. Rogers United States Army J. Hoge Smith Man Beaten RGA Wells Fargo & Co the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Loudoun St Lovett Brothers N. Main Street Ringlet Lois Washington St Lois Forney Lewis
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