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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1930
Page
5
Brynmor confronts a jealous scene as a wary Nice-Girl denies inviting anyone else to meet her. An uneasy air surrounds the encounter when a mysterious figure is expected at the entrance.
In a London night scene, Brynmor and Clarice discuss a parolee nicknamed Gentleman Freddy linked to a museum raid. Brynmor recalls Freddy Mason from Clarice's flat the night of the raid and dislikes him as Clarice mocks his high champagne prices. The conversation hints at a broader mystery and lingering tension.
In London, Clarice Day hosts an urgent undercover inquiry after a club safe is robbed of money and jewelry. An officer questions her about strangers as Brynmor faces mounting doubts while preparations for their engagement unfold amid party gossip and looming revelations.
The article notes a surge in summer travel despite hard times, with more people planning trips and spending. A young person comments on choosing early summer school to finish quickly and pursue other tasks afterward.
A fire caused by an overheated brooder stove destroyed the turkey brooder house at a Boyce Virginia vocational agriculture lot. About 75 young turkeys died from oil fumes. none of the birds survived. Local residents and area families are mentioned in a string of notices and social updates.
Frederick county clerk records admit deeds from Will Atkinson to Argyl Capon Coonany for 300 acres near Mountain Falls with nominal consideration. Frank H. Stouffer to How ard J. Grubbs covers Hillcrest subdivision land nominal. Others include land parcels near Winchester Front Royal turnpike and Mountain Falls post office with nominal or modest sums.
White Post Va June 20 Mrs Arthur Ribble hosted two bridge tables with guests including Reynolds Green Frank Conley Ernest Meade Audrey Fritts and Chamb lin Funkhouser A buffet supper followed. Audrey Fritts hosted a Thursday bridge in honor of Mrs Arthur Deverle of Roanoke with Lola Kathryn Funkhouser Ruth Berlin Mary Humston and Frank Conley present High prize went to Ruth Berlin consolation to Virginia Fritts. Conley and Audrey Fritts drove to Washington Tuesday. Mabel Massey returned from a visit to Martha Kennerly and Mae Skinker New York City last week.
The Virginia State Highway Commission announced that the Northwestern Grade will be completed from Chambersville to the Winchester city limits. Leesburg tennis team defeated the locals, marking the Winchester squad's second loss in three years. Mrs Herbert B Larrick was elected president of the Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy. Bishop Collins Denny of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The South fears a division within its church sparked by the issue of religion influencing political stances. The tariff debate rages on in Congress as the conflict unfolds publicly.
Five years ago William Wood Glass ITI earned a scholarship to Washington and Lee University. Delinquency work by Red Cross in the city covers youths. Apples from 1924 storage are shipping out. A predicted Ku Klux Klan parade in Washington on August 8. Mr and Mrs Francis Asbury Hubbard mark sixty years of marriage.
In the Western District of Virginia bankruptcy case number 7165 Harvey C Conner of Stephens City Frederick County Va is adjudicated bankrupt on June 11 1930 The first meeting of creditors will be July 1 1930 at 11 am at the office of Warren Rice Winchester Va Creditors may prove claims examine the bankrupt appoint a trustee if needed and conduct business at the meeting Referee Edward C Martz June 19 1930
In 1915 the Winchester Fair is announced for September 7 to 11 by C. B. Ralston. The item notes the five day schedule, mentions the famous bride’s bath murder case in England, and briefly touches on war era topics including Bulgaria and Turkey, rural mail service, and motor vehicles.
A republic critic's image is assessed by the stature of the men he mocks, reflecting a satirical view of political discourse and derision.
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