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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
2
Front Royal settles a week of social happenings with Mrs. P. B. Mosby visiting Darien relatives before a Tennessee return, Elizabeth Proctor from Washington visiting West Main, and Captain DeWitt hosting guests from Fort Myer plus local family plans.
The ceremony will be held tomorrow at noon at the First Baptist Church. Miss Gertrude Borden is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O W Borden of this city, and Ray Jones is the district manager of the Southeast Public Service Corporation.
Mrs. Lelia Dickey has returned recently to her home Wakefield Manor located in Rappahannock County.
Mr and Mrs Henry Weaver announce their summer home Gooney Lodge on Hanor road. Weekend guests include Henry Weaver Jr of University of Virginia en route to St Peters burg Florida. William Dunlay of St Petersburg will arrive Sunday for the summer. Attendees at the marriage of Elise Reaguer and Maurice Shirey at Culpeper included Fen ton Collins Bren and Frances Sanmip sell.
Deeds admitted to record in the county clerk's office include Middletown State Bank transferring 8 acres to L. L. Trahan located one mile south of Middletown. Nominal value noted.
Howard W. Owings and wife transfer two Lots with buildings in Middletown to Raymond L. Long for nominal consideration. E H White and wife deed 33 acres and buildings near Stephens City to J O Billmyer for $2,000. T W Marple and wife and others to Commonwealth of Virginia authorize right of way along U S Route 11 between Eaton and West Virginia. M M Lynch trustees and special commissioners to Howard J Grubbs for 39 acres west of Opequon.
German liner Dresden officers testified on Karmoy Island Norway June 22 stating they found no charges against the harbor pilot. The Associated Press reports testimony focused on navigation and collision handling during the incident.
A maritime inquest found no charges against the pilot who allegedly steered the liner into unauthorised waters due to a misunderstanding. A death list revision shows only two women perished in the Wednesday night wreck, down from earlier reports of four.
The Whitney Museum announced that its director Mrs. Julianna Force has sent an agent to Venice to withdraw the American exhibit at the current Venice biennial unless the portrait of movie star Marion Davies is removed.
Mrs Force did not announce objections to a painting created by a Polish artist exhibiting in the gallery.
Leonard I. Miller bought the first state fishing license at the county clerk’s office yesterday when they went on sale.
The year begins July 1 with county li bert a proceeds. A one day non-resident fishing license will cost 2 dollars and a one day non-resident hunting license 5 dollars. Also noted is the wedding of Eliza Eldridge to Emmett Antrim on June 20 at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Richmond with residence after July 1 at Blandy Experimental Farm Boyce.
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