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Social and personal items may be mailed or telephoned any time. The social reporter Mrs. Isabelle P. Miller will accept news by telephone between 3 and 4 p m for the following day. Phone number 33.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
3
Social and personal items may be mailed or telephoned any time. The social reporter Mrs. Isabelle P. Miller will accept news by telephone between 3 and 4 p m for the following day. Phone number 33.
Modern Woodmen of America and allied groups joined Middletown and Gore Camps and the Royal Neighbors for a memorial service led by the Middletown Cornet Band. Rev. Richardson and Neighbor Jones spoke. Next Sunday Middletown hosts Gore for a 3 PM sermon by Rev Dr. Freed in Winchester. Union Sunday School conducts Children Day exercises at 10 AM.
Frances Cadwallader daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Cadwallader was among thirty three graduates to receive a nursing diploma at Garfield Hospital Washington D C She will continue studies at the hospital until fall A Berryville High School graduate class of 1926 she has many Berryville friends Ir G Turner Haines of Omaha arrived Wednesday from New York to visit relatives He will stay with Mrs John Haines and Mrs Rose Hawse Mr Haines recently completed a world cruise He operates several chain drug stores Congratulations are offered to Mr and Mrs L W Brown on the birth of a daughter at their Senseney Road home Saturday June 1 Mrs Brown formerly Lorella Henry
Mr and Mrs Allen Bond attend George School commencement in Philadelphia. Several locals visit Washington and Baltimore for visits, hospital updates, or travel plans. Notables include Mr Nat Humston, Mrs Anna Bierer, Miss Gladys Carver, and Miss Beatrice Huyett among others.
The Associated Press reports Babe Ruth is very ill but details are being withheld. His wife declines interviews and says only Dr. King may release information. Yankee office officials offer no statement, and Ruth’s suite is tightly guarded.
A vessel carrying Canadian liquor and ale valued at 35000 was captured near Cleveland harbor early today in the largest seizure here in eight years. A man identified as George White of Leamington Ontario was found aboard.
The expert report resolving ten years of reparation disputes was signed at Hotel George V in Paris. German government ratification and detailed working plans remain, with Owen Young’s annuities accepted by the German experts. Signatures were timed for 6.50 p.m. local, 11.50 a.m. EST.
DETROIT June 7. Patricia Sekler 21 a hotel clerk was found slain in an alley behind the hotel where she worked. The girl’s feet were bound and a gag forced in her mouth. Attendants say she left with an unidentified man shortly after midnight.
EPSOM England June 7 Tunney Comes Quick Lord Astor's three year old filly won the Oak Stakes over the mile and a half Epsom Downs course. It was Lord Astor's fifth victory in the race worth 7000 pounds to the winner.
The Democratic National Committee cut its outstanding deficit from 1.5 million to 567,775 as of June 7, with contributions since March 1 totaling 1,550,298. Republican records show a 213,761 balance.
President Hoover will skip a summer vacation and travel only for weekend fishing in Virginia. A national trip to celebrate the Ohio River waterway opening may occur in October, with possible routes through Cincinnati to Louisville and Memphis, and a Texas follow up.
Washington reports a conference committee compromise on a single relief measure for agriculture. The House and Senate will consider the farm bill with debate likely on the export debenture plan and the revolving fund for the proposed farm board. Leaders expect passage of a half billion dollar relief package.
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