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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
3
Social and personal items may be mailed or phoned anytime. Miller will receive news between 3 and 4 p m for the next day. Phone number 33.
Miss Lillian Lee Jackson daughter of Aquila H. Jackson and LeVerne Hill Clauser of Reading Pa united in a Braddock Street Methodist ceremony conducted by Rev Murray D Mitchell. Attendants included sister Lucille Jackson and best man R L Yanish. A reception followed and the couple departed for a northern wedding trip.
Miss Leona Lauck daughter of Mrs. Nora Lauck marries Rev. Albert Patterson Shirkey in a 4:30 PM ceremony at United Brethren Church. The bride wore ivory satin with lace and train. attendants included Mrs. Joseph Roe and Miss Sara Belle Shirkey. reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Richmond after a wedding trip. he serves at Branch Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church in Richmond.
Miss Mollie Wood will leave Winchester in early July for Baltimore to join Miss Elizabeth Hopkins and friends from Philadelphia for a two month tour of northern Europe. They sail July 6 on the Stavangerfjord from New York visiting Norway Sweden Denmark and Germany returning around September first. Mrs Tom Sims Lee hosted a tea for Miss Wood at the Country Club and Mrs Logan R Fay hosted a card party for Miss Wood at Hackwood Country Club.
Miss Fietta Rosenberger who visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Rosenberger has returned to Detroit Michigan where she pursues professional nursing. She trained at Henry Ford Hospital Detroit achieving high academic marks and Ford Hospital selects student nurses from qualified lists. Local notices also report Mr and Mrs Boyd leaving on vacation and other community moves including Kiwanis convention travel and multiple visits around Virginia and Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Katherine Glass Greene of Fort Loudoun, after two weeks of arthritis treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, is expected to return home within days. Miss Elizabeth Stuart underwent an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital yesterday and is recovering well. A daughter was born to Mrs. Fairmont Richmond White at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. White is Mary Rosenberger, daughter of John W. Rosenberger.
The Senior Epworth League of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will meet at 7 15 o clock tomorrow evening with Miss Hat tie Eckley leading and Mrs. John W Rosenberger delivering the address. Various local residents and visitors are noted as guests and for upcoming events.
Miss Gwendolyn Hardesty daughter of Mr and Mrs Forester M Hardesty of Cleveland Ohio spends part of the summer at the home of her grandmother Mrs M J Hardesty at Berryville.
Mr. A. G. Elam, Woolworth Store manager, has returned from a vacation in South Hill Virginia and resumed his position in Winchester. Mr. A. J. Novick and Mr. Frank Lovett spent yesterday in Baltimore on business.
Mrs PF Kennedy and Myron Adams from Southern Pines NC arrived to visit relatives Mr and Mrs H J Funk. Nell Vincent Weldon NC and Ruth Weise Reading PA attended the Clauser Jackson wedding. Theodore Parker Richmond Medical School arrived to spend the summer with his grandmother Mrs Fisher. Mrs Noerr Brooklyn NY attended the wedding. Evelyn Wisecarver Emma Cunningham guests of Sewell Cunningham Martinsburg. Harry L Himelright returns from Cincinnati business trip.
Ambassador Hugh 8. Gibson American head of the U S delegation to the League of Nations preparatory disarmament conference will go to London next week to talk naval disarmament with Ambassador Dawes The State department said the talks will cover the present status before the preparatory commission and Gibson will brief the new representative at the Court of St James on his proposed formula to evaluate capital ships and recent Geneva results.
The Richmond state convention will be held on June 26. Delegates include J. P. Hockman O. M. Strickler Millard Davis F. M. Phillips BE L. Knight J. Kauffman J. Walter Huffman William Grim R. D. Huffman I. R. Dovel J. Lynn Lucas Miss Dorothy Smith Hugh Wood Lewis Willis T. R. Beahm Lawler and alternates Wilmer Louderback Miss Mamie Grubbs James Hilliards Mrs. Clarence Foltz R. L. Taylor BP. W. Huffman Karl Jenkins N. J. Louderback Dr. Gee H. Long J. A. Brubaker T. G. Booton E. L. Lucas H. M. Cliser Mrs. L. R. Dovel B. C. Strickler Elmer Strickler. No Republican nominee for the House of Delegates against C. C. Louderback has been announced yet. Louderback was named by the committee and seeks the seat currently held by Gen. Gardner Waller of Royal in this district.
Luray Virginia June 21 Republicans of this county have called a mass meeting for July 20 to select a successor for the late P. A. Brubaker former county chairman and to transact any other business that may arise meanwhile The party selected sixteen delegates and sixteen alternates to attend the Richmond meeting.
Blacksburg June 21 James Farmer National Grange lecturer urged more than 200 farmers and others to join the Grange effort. He outlined plans to expand farm programs and community service through local chapters and statewide activities.
A report notes efforts to organize Granges for farmers in Montgomery Grayson and Floyd counties. Mr. Farmer states Granges aid rural communities and help build local economies while families attend V. P. I. campus events.
Washington reports a Kentucky Republican is charged with soliciting funds from a postmaster for his campaign. Senate patronage chair Brookhart says legislation to bar federal officers from political contributions is being considered as the investigation into federal appointments in Southern states continues. Waddle says he refused to comply with illegal demands. Robinson was not reappointed at the end of his term.
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