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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
5
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Mrs Sam Gershank and her mother Mrs McKenzie have returned from several weeks in New York City. Mrs Gershank is recuperating from a minor hand operation performed in New York for treatment of blood poisoning.
Grace Lutheran Church Queen Esther Bible Class met Friday at Mrs. J. F. Bly’s Fairview avenue home to honor Ida Keller. Attendees included Nealie Smith Isaiah Wright Sam Miller Paul Beck Sue Barr Edward Lupton and Grace Forney. The group will travel and study Italian until mid October at the university. Gaylord earned a fellowship from University of Chicago professors for notable work and will likely return to Agnes Scott College after Rome.
A marriage license was issued yesterday in Martinsburg to William Dean former sheriff and Jane Henson daughter of the late E R Henson of Bunker Hill. The ceremony will be Wednesday at 10 am in the Presbyterian Church Gerardstown clergyman Rev Dr J B Bittinger to officiate. The couple will depart on the noon train for their wedding trip. The bride was West Virginia’s first deputy sheriff, serving as office deputy during Dean’s term.
Winchester residents flocked to the new Strasburg swimming beach on the Shenandoah, with over a hundred turning out for moonlit swims. The area featured updated bath houses, refreshment stands, and a riverboardwalk, drawing many visitors including women in bright suits and caps, creating a lively scene.
Mr. Graham Rosenberger, former Columbia University journalism B Litt graduate, visited with his mother Mrs. John W. Rosenberger at the family home on South Washington Street. Mrs. Rosenberger is improving after a serious illness as Graham prepares to sail June 11 to enter the University of Geneva.
Mr Israel L Copperstein of Winchester married Miss J Rothstein of Baltimore on May 31 at the bride’s Morris avenue home in Baltimore. Rabbi Coblenz officiated as the Washington Orchestra of the Empire Theatre provided wedding music. The couple will reside in Winchester after brief Philadelphia visit.
Weekend visitors gathered at Mrs. Katie Chapman’s home near town including Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hale of Barcroft Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Burkholder and family, Mrs. Lincoln Mackey and children of Lyon Park Virginia, Miss Esther Richards of Alexandria Virginia, Miss Sara Freeman and Edward Slater of Del Ray Virginia, and Mr. Frank Hallock of Washington DC.
Miss Cornelia Gray and Miss Elizabeth Hollis entertained at Miss Hollis home with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Thelma Clark, who will wed Mr William Brown Wednesday evening. Clark received many gifts as twenty guests enjoyed the occasion.
Mrs Byrd and her son Capt Thomas Byrd depart Martinsburg for Philadelphia to bid farewell to Commander Richard Byrd Jr. before his MacMillan Arctic expedition flight to Boston. Byrd will command three airplanes accompanying the expedition.
Mr and Mrs J Peyton Clark and their daughter Miss Louisa Peyton Clark of New York stayed at the George Washington Hotel for a few nights. They were touring by car and visited relatives near town before continuing a trip to Hot Springs Virginia.
Miss Leslie Gaylord assistant professor of mathematics at Agnes Scott College Decatur Ga visits her brother and sister in law Paul and Mrs Gaylord. She receives the Eleanora Duse fellowship awarded by the Italian-American Society to a scholar aiming to study in an Italian university. She will spend the next year at the University of Rome leaving late July.
Mr and Mrs Stewart Bell and their sons visited Annapolis as guests of Harmon Bell and his wife. Harmon Bell Jr graduated from the Naval Academy and the trip included festivities linked to the finals.
Among the guests at the Jack hotel are Miss Sarah McMillan Rodgers of Coker College Huntington S C and Mr and Mrs James Talley and family of Tampa Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Beckley and Mr. W. K. O'Neal attended Confederate memorial services and have returned to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Mr and Mrs eDan Colston formerly Miss Virginia Pierce of Clarke County have married recently and departed for their future home at Balboa Panama Canal Zone where Mr Colston holds a civil government post.
Mrs J Carson Yeakley connected with City Hospital nursing staff Harrisburg spent the weekend with relatives and friends in this city.
Mr Henry Chamberlaine and family of Keyser W V Mr W H Chamberlaine and Mr P W Matheney and family of Gassaway W Va and Mr and Mrs J W Harrison of Keyser motored to Shenandoah Caverns and spent yesterday in this city on their way home.
Miss Sarah Hughes, former Hand ley teacher, is spending several days at the Washington Inn and has many friends in Winchester.
Mr H D Fuller and Master Douglas DuShane have returned from a trip to Atlantic City. Mrs Fuller will remain there several weeks longer.
Mrs Wilmer Shryock is confined to her Handley avenue home due to illness. The notice records a local health precaution and advises rest at home.
Mr. Harold Wissler, after several weeks in Memorial Hospital for an appendix operation, returned yesterday to his home in Mount Jackson. Mrs. S. P. Long of Chicago visited over the weekend with her son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Cline.
Miss Buzzella Henry has returned from the Shenandoah Institute at Dayton Virginia where she has been a voice student this year.
At the George Washington Hotel guests include L Webster representing the Hocken berry System on business with Winchester Memorial Hospital A R Clark from Waynesboro VA a business visitor John Kimple of the International Harvester Company and Yeagle and M C Goodall search for local connections and affiliations.
Mr Frank Gregson of the George Washington Hotel Mr Max ime DuCharme of the Jack Hotel Mr George F Norton of the G F House and Mr John Rhodes of the Wayside Inn are on a motor trip to Staunton and Lexington outlining a valley route for tourists.
Mrs Grace Cochran of Inwood travels to Summit Point to attend the marriage of Miss Audrey Holliver and Mr E Glen Lewis taking place there tomorrow night. Mr Lewis is a bookkeeper for the firm T J Cooper and Son in Inwood.
Mr Julius Richard travels to Blacksburg to witness the graduation of his son Wyatt Richard from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute amid family celebrations and university ceremonies.
Mr. and Mrs. I. 8 Huyatt and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Huyett with daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boyer of Reading Pennsylvania motored to Brucetown and will spend a week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Kapla.
Mrs Evelyn Pearson and her mother in law Mrs William Wright and William Wright Jr motor from Media Pennsylvania on Sunday to visit Mrs Pearson's uncle Mr Lewis Pearson on National avenue Member of the Pearson family are staying as guests.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Fitzpatrick return to Columbia Pennsylvania after visiting the home of the uncle Mr William eKating on South Hain Street The brief note confirms their stay and return from a relatives hospitality in Columbia.
Mr Julian Brill and daughter Miss Lillian Brill of Kaw City Okda are guests of relatives in this city and county. Mrs Brill is connected with the Kaw City Bank.
Mr W A Carper a well known retired business man of this city is in a serious condition at his home after suffering a paralytic stroke.
Mr and Mrs Frank Lovett and daughter Beatrice traveled to Greensboro North Carolina yesterday to visit Mr and Mrs Charles Hieman brother of Mrs Lovett.
Miss Minnie Keene of Blurmont is the guest of her grandmother Mrs. S. E. McCann in this city.
Mrs. Harry Cookus is in Bowling Green Ohio attending the commencement at a college and will be the guest of her sister there for a month.
A Cumberland cloudburst dumped 3.8 inches of rain in under two hours flooding streets curb deep and flooding basements. The center of the city remained mired as power failed and traffic stalled while crews cleared tracks and sewers from the Narrows to Virginia Avenue.
Herbert A. Solenberger of Winchester received a Dickinson College diploma at Carlisle's 142nd commencement. Dr. Edgar Fahs Smith delivered the oration. honorary degrees were given to Henry Augustus Lukeman and others. Solenberger led Dickinson football last fall and contributed to the Scientific Club and Union Philosophical Society.
London reports British acceptance of a Franco British mutual aid pact in response to Germany's security pact proposal. The statement says the accord would defend both sides of the Rhine and hinges on Germany joining the League of Nations. It positions the pact as subordinate to the League and as a successor to earlier treaties, aiming to stabilize European borders under Versailles.
In Pittsburgh on June 9 a man calling himself C. T. James was held for examination after telling a patrolman he was Harry K. Thaw’s son. Detective W. J. Kane said the man was identified as Joseph James’s son from Sante Fe Missouri, based on a letter from Joseph James. The letter also named Miss Hicks of Philadelphia as the prisoner’s guest.
In Baltimore on June 9 a six year old child held as detectives seek to confirm if the child is Blakely Coughlin, kidnapped in 1920. Dizen, once linked to the case, found the child in a rooming house and a handkerchief with initials BD. C. was found. Records show police pursued the case in 1920 but no link to the Coughlin kidnapping is confirmed. The child is now said to be John W. Dizen Jr.
An ad from Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta Georgia promotes a free booklet titled Mothers Friend. The pamphlet claims to teach many things every plant mother should know and notes fall directions are included with each bottle. The item urges beginning use now to see benefits as weeks pass.
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