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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
3
Bride In Kabletown Church Wed With Many Attendants
In Kabletown Church Saturday at 3 PM Miss Viola Heck wed James B. of Presbyter aaa Church Charles Town with Rev C E Kirby officiating. Aunt Mrs George Poling played the wedding march from Lohengrin as the bride entered. The couple received guests at a reception at the Johnson home. Out of town guests included Church Burns Dodd Johnson and others from Martinsburg Shepherdstown Morgan town and Ranson. Mary Elizabeth Simpson engaged to Cecil Earle Kite will wed late summer in Vincennes Indiana. A county license issued to Earl Dayden Elis and Mary Eva Bell of Keyser and another to Edwin T Fritts and Lorena Steele of Bartville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kabletown
da Viola Heck
James B
Presbyteraaa Church
Charles Town
C. E. Kirby
George Poling
Raymond L. Marcus
Russell Harper
Staunton
Clarence Smallwood
C. D. Johnson
E. £. Church
W. L. Burns
D. H. Dodd
Ed Johnson
Nellie
R. F. Mason, Jr
Edgar Ruebusch
Ellis Holt
Martinsburg
William Myers
Frank Hill
Shepherdstown
L. C. Walter
Mary
Martha
Morgantown
W. E. Myers
Washington
Robert Schull
Doris
Garland Kelley
Ballston, Va
Clayton Haines
C. P. Miley
Alma Johnson
Ranson
Cecil Earl Kite
Indiana
Harry D. Simpson
Vincennes
Ind
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
Cecil Earle Kite
New York
Samuel T. Kite
Luray
Simpson
Ward Belmont College
Nashville
Tenn
Barnard College
Kite
University of Richmond
Union Theological Seminary of New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Riverside Church
Earl Dayden Elis
Mary Eva Bell
Keyser
W. Va
Thomas Bell
Andrew Elis
Edwin T. Fritts
Lorena Steele
Flower Show Draws Virginia Gardeners To Hot Springs
Flower lovers from ten Virginia garden clubs attend the Blue Ridge show at Hot Springs hosted by the Warm Springs Valley Garden Club. Baroness Rosenkrantz hosted lunch at Villa Roselve. judges include Mrs. Leitch Perkins Rawlinson and Pord. Top exhibit honors go to Mrs. Lanier Pole Sterrett for the Rock Garden. Abbie Ingalls wins children's division. Sterrett sweepstakes noted. Other attendees include Mary Cameron, Anne Cooper, and Laura Pole. The event is praised as among the region’s best shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Warm Springs Valley
Virginia Garden Clubs
Mary Cameron
Anne B. Cooper
Andrew Christian
Nancy Cowardin
H. C. Burrue
Tate B. Sterrett
Geo. C. Ellis
Kelly Evans
Fay. Ingalls
Eloise Johnston
Susan Park
Montgomery Corse
Thomas A. Sterrett
Ernestine Pole
Matthew Akers
Merdeith Leitch
Covington
Allan Perkins
Charlottesville
Elizabeth Rawlinson
Staunton
A. &. Pord
Clifton Forge
Lanier Pole
Rock Garden
Abbie Ingalls
Susie Ingalls
Rosenkrantz
W. Sproul
Warmprings Valley Garden Club
Susan F. Park
William McKee
Mrs Kurtz and Daughters Visit in Tennessee
Mrs Kurtz and her daughters Mrs Frank Grim and Miss Lucy Kurtz left yesterday by motor for Chattanooga Tennessee to be guests of the former's son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Miller O'Rear Accompanied home by Mrs O'Rear and her son Godfrey Miller O'Rear Jr Mr and Mrs O R Sander of Philadelphia are guests at the George Washington Hotel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
O. R. Sander
Philadelphia
George Woeshington Hotel
M. G. Chamberlin
Mary Katherine Chamberlin
Greencastle
Miss Chamberlin
Mrs. Chamberlin
Handley Prize Winner Attends Summer School
Miss Charlena Grim daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Grim of 112 West Germain street taught Valley School on the Martinsburg pike last session and has gone to Harrisonburg to attend the summer session of the State Teachers College She graduated Handley High School in 1929 and received a special medal from the City School Board for perfect attendance over 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlena Grim
Charles H. Grim
West Germain Street
Martinsburg Pike
Harrisonburg
State Teachers’ College
Grim
Handley High School
City School Board
Harriet Pearson
Lewis Pearson
National Avenue
Beare Smithey
Charles Smithey
Cameron Street
Reception Hosted by Red Men Order Attended by Notables
Mrs. William Wahisson and her daughter Mrs. Virginia Simpson returned from Richmond where they attended a reception hosted by Golden Eagle Council Degree of Pocahontas Annawon Tribe and Improved Order of Red Men. Honored guests included Minnehaha Mrs. Mary Pittman great keeper of records Mrs. Janie Lovensohn and great junior sagamore Mr. Tom Whitlok. Great chiefs from across the state and members attended. Mrs. Simpson serves as great prophetess of the Great Council this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Wahisson
Virginia D. Simpson
Richmond
Golden Eagle Council
Degree
Pocahontas
Annawon Tribe
Red Men
Minnehaha
Mary Pittman
Janie Lovensohn
Sagamore
Tom Whitlok
Mrs. Simpson
Great Council
Marriage of Miss Lottie Farmer to Alfred Kipps in Hagerstown Md
Marriage of Miss Lottie Mae Farmer to Alfred M Kipps reported from Hagerstown Maryland with line on both families Gainesboro Virginia and Mount Jackson Virginia. Kipps works with Valley Fruit and Candy Company Winchester future home listed. Hospital note mentions Kenneth Anderson in critical condition after major operation at Memorial Hospital. Pennsylvania couple obtains license for Dorothy Ocker and Emmett Pfeiffer in Chambersburg and Fayetteville. Jordan Springs pool popular with Winchester residents. Mr. and Mrs. J W Sibert return from extended New England trip. Charleston resident Mrs Alfred DuFour visiting Boyce. Laura Smith visiting from Washington. George Rosen family from Clarksburg visit. Harriet Pearson leaves for Harrisonburg summer session. McFaden family to host in North Braddock Street Presbyterian manse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Mae Farmer
Alfred M. Kipps
Hagerstown
Asbury Farmer
Addie Farmer
Gainesboro
Kipps
Mount Jackson
Valley Fruit and Candy Company
Winchester
County Bay
Tilst Hospital
Kenneth Anderson
Sadie Anderson
Samuel Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Paul Anderson
Pennsylvania
Corporation Court
Dorothy Ocker
Chambersburg
Emmett Pfeiffer
Fayetteville
Charles M. Ocker
Frank T. McFaden
Katherine McFaden
Mount Vernon
N.Y
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Manse
North Braddock Street
Ronceverte
W. Va
Social notes from Winchester and surrounding area
A long listing of local visitors, guests, and residents with weekend trips and hospital updates. Mentions include Mrs R J Bourke and Miss Mary Loman visiting from Washington, travels of Mrs H Noel Garner of Alexandria, and Mrs Georgie Grove resting after surgery at Memorial Hospital. Also notes on Braddock Street Church Circle meetings, college attendees, and residents staying with relatives or traveling to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Noel Garner
Alexandria, Va
Russell Olland
Fairfax Avenue
Stocks show marked tendency to stage a rally continues
The tariff bill reached the White House for President Hoover's promised signature. Closing wheat quotations were nervous, 2% to 32 cents a bushel lower than Saturday. Corn and oats fell, with heavy selling leading the market downturn as Liverpool prices moved down and rains in Canada and the Northwest aided spring wheat. President Hoover signaled intent to sign the tariff bill, prompting expectations of tighter European import duties on U S wheat. Cotton prices dropped to new season lows on continued liquidation of July and broad selling of later months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Hoover
Liverpool
Canada
American Northwest
United States
New York
Market decline on cotton and grains amid bearish sentiment
Weakness in stocks and grains, aided by a favorable crop outlook, spurs July cotton futures to 13.24c and October to 12.75c while closing lower. The market eases with declines around 37 to 91 points as Liverpool cables cite local and Continental liquidation and a bearish Manchester goods market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Cables
Manchester
New Brooms Sweep Chicago As Gangs Fight Back
Chicago sets in motion a city wide purge as Mayor Thompson ousts two police chiefs amid gunmen violence. A House cleaning is proposed with Alderman Alberts directing an inquiry to probe the police, underworld links, and the murder of Tribune reporter Alfred J. Lingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sanitary District
Lockport
Here
William Hale Thompson
Oe Police Dept
City Council Committee On Police
William F. Russell
John Stege
Police’ Department
Alde Arthur F. Alberts
Alberts
Thompson
Stege
Russell
Dennis J. Normoyle
Criminal Court
Normoyle
United States
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Association of Congress
Boundaries of Travis County and Blanco County Defined
Undetermined since Texas became a state the western boundary of Travis county and the eastern boundary of Blanco county have been definitely established, marking a clear geographic division between the two counties according to newly confirmed lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Travis County
Blanco Oe
Time Saving Rug Cleaners Promised by Emmert Store
Mr Emmert urges time saving as the key factor in buying home appliances. He highlights electric rug cleaners with Positive Agitation, claiming they cut cleaning time by more than half and double efficiency, and showcases a model three times as efficient as the Hoover 1925. The F S Emmert Son & Company Store offers a rug cleaning demo at homes with electric service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yn and Company
F. S. Emmert Son & Company
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Networks and Stations
Detailed listing of morning to late evening programs across NBC CBS and independent chains, noting specific shows, orchestras, dances, and local station overlaps. Highlights include Heroes and Patriots, The Vi bonds, Grand Opera, and Amos Andy with multiple affiliates such as WJAR WTAG WRC WGR WSAI WHAS WEE WJAR WCSH WEAF WABC WJZ WIZ WHAM KDKA KYW WGT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
NBC
Heroes and Patriots
WJAR
WTAG
WGR
WSAI
WFI
WPTF
WJAX
Alec Wee
WCOSH
WGY
WTIC
Ener Tate
Bell
Frontier Daye
Avel
Weal
CKGW
Atier
Orchestra
WESI
WCSH
WGRC
WWJ
WRVA
WB Hn
Wees
WSM
WSB
Golden
Geme
WBT
WFJC
WABC
CBS
Vi Bonds
WLBZ
WCAU
WJAS
WLBW
WEKBW
WADC
WSPD
WDBJ
WBRC
WDOD
Conene Orch
Ray's Gren Hleg Wean
WNAC
WCAUD
WFAN
WHP
WKB
Tenderbon & Crumit
WEAN
Wae
WCAO
WFBL
WHEC
WKBW
WMAL
GHP
WHK
WKRC
WGHP
WKBN
WWNC
WTAR
WLAC
Grand Opera
WPG
Broun
Ees Orch
W8spd
Eee
WJZ
New Wean
Floyd Gibbons
Sanaade
Two Troupers
Eckene Kiss
Polly Preston
Lew White
WRETF
WFLA
Vincent Eo
WHAM
KDKA
WJR
KYW
Boris
WEVA
Wax
WHAS
WHA
WCKY
Cronies
O14
WEZ
WBAL
Amos-Andy
WLW
Eintertainers
Pittsburgh
WIZ
Iergan
Jack Rev. Orch
Rochester
Wings of
School of Music
WGY Schenectady
Weaf & Music
Springfield
Gg Wie
Recent Transfers Of City Realty
City records list several deeds recently filed with the Corporation Court clerk FP L Bly et ux transferring parcels on South Kent Street and No 430 Avenue. Transactions include nominal consideration for multiple lots and a $1,150 sale in the M Henry sub-division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
L. Bly
B. W. Laregent
E. A. McGlathery
N. H. Burkehart
Z. A. McGlathery
B. W. Largent
South Kent Street
Fred H. Shull
Gertie Baker
M. Henry
J. P. Sheetz
G. B. Pentz
North Market Street
Winchester Turnpike
Edward S. Delaplaine
Edward B. Mensell
T Ux
No. 430 Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph L. Bush
Lovettsville, Va
Ruth Virginia Loy
Link
Ruth Virginia Long
Thomas Link
Marlboro
Woods
William F. Long
Middletown High School
E. W. Miller
Lemuel Link
Mrs. Browne
E. Carlton Browne
Europe
Oberammergau
France
Italy
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
Belgium
Holland
England
Clevenger
B. Franklin Clevenger
Frederick County
Lincoln
Loudoun County
Jackson
Goucher College
Baltimore
Leesburg
Oxford
Huntsberry
Red Men‘s Order
Lottie Farmer
A. M. Kipps
Jordan’s
Jordan Springs
Alfred DuFour
Charleston
S. C
G. E. Baker
Boyce
Laura Smith
Esther Smith
East Lane Avenue
George Rosen
Clarksburg
Frank Feinberg
North
Loudoun Street
R. J. Bourke
Mary Loman
Georgie Grove
William Harrison
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Amos Prince
Clearbrook
Hirman New- Gard
John Schaffer
Palmyra
Charles Riley
Chener Riley
George W. Riley
South Braddock Street
Emma Wilt
Strasburg
Goldie Ee
Gerrard Street
Mary Alice Yost
David F. Yost
West Piccadilly Street
Clarence E. Topping
Hampton, Va
University of Virginia
John Winkfield
Ann Jennings Cox
Hamon
Max Shanholtz
Lynchburg College
Hoye Riley
Mr. C. Vernon Eddy
Grand Commandery of
Knights Templar
New York State
Eli Voeder
Waldo Baker
Charles Town Hospital
Vestes Reid
Frances Bush
James Reid
Gordon Bigle
Mrs. J. T. Graly
Ironton, Ohio
Jack
The
Associated Press
Mr. Emmert
Associated Presenwr
Clear Channel
Atlantic City
Marylanders
Wtic Kannel
Braves
Newark
Uncle Don
Oreh
Skylarkers
Wizards
Doe & Orto
Brsa
City Realty
Te J
Mowrey
Cie
Majestic Radios
Conducted By
Mary S. Lupton
Sunshine School
Delray Beach, Florida
Star Job Office
Kelvinator
E. Boscawen
George Washington
Apple
George Washington Hotel
L. Hodgson
Khan
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