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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1932

Page

3

Ninety Year Birthday Surprise for Mrs Beatty

Reliance residents hosted a surprise birthday party on June 24 for Mrs Annie E Beatty who turned ninety. Guests included Rev H E Richardson and numerous local residents.

Mrs. Beatty J. E. Showalter Reliance Annie E. Beatty H. E. Richardson Annie Dovell Aline Dovell

Social calendar highlights club, church and charity events

A Tuesday schedule features Girls Athletic Association shower at club rooms and choir practices at United Brethren and Grace Lutheran. Wednesday includes zone meeting of Women’s Missionary Societies at Braddock Street Church and Rotary luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Evening events cover Red Bud Church social, Centenary Reformed lawn fete, Loyal Temperance Legion, Bruce Town yard party, summer subscription dances, American Legion luncheon at the George Washington Hotel, and a Monday charity dinner dance by the Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital at Winchester Golf Club.

Girls’ Athletic Association West Piccadilly Street Memorial Hospital Winchester Country Club Burr Powell Harrison Beverley Wright Delmar Robinson Woman's Missionary Societies Braddock Stree Methodist Episcopal Church Ridgeway Stephens City Frederick Braddock Street Rotary Club George Washington Hotel Red Bud Strother Boyd Dorcas Centenary Reformed Church Joey Hawkins Berryville Avenue The Loyal Temperance Legion Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Brucetown Brucetown School House Jordon White Sulphur Springs American Legion Post Winchester Memorial Hospital Winchester Golf Club Methodist Episcopal Edith Miller Edinburg Society Trinity Lutheran Church Main Street

Nesbit To Play For Culpeper Dances At Horse Show

Culpeper pot and Kettle Club hires Joe Nesbit and his Columbia orchestra to entertain riders at the horse show dances July 4 and 5. Dances run 10 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. at the new club house three miles from town on Orange road.

Pot and Kettle Club Culpeper Joe Nesbit Columbia Broadcasting Orchestra Orange Road

Memory of bank director cited in capture of check flasher

A 17-year-old Frederick County youth, Wilfred Brown, is held on forgery suspicion after a bank cashier and a board member identified forged checks. Brown allegedly cashed four $6.40 drafts drawn on the Commercial and Savings Bank, using the name James R. De Haven or Paul Webber. Police report he admitted forging the checks after initial denial.

Winchester Wnifred Brown Frederick County White Hall John I. Sloat The Commercial and Savings Bank George H. Eagle James R. DeHaven Sloat Brown Mr. Eagle South Loudoun Street Paul Webber James R. de Haven Jones Brothers C. E. Kater Kater Messrs Eagle Om Bank Tom Boyd Paul Daley

Unclear draft endorsements surface in local notes

A prospective party report mentions checks drawn on De Haven with signatures by R. S. Under and an exception draft endorsed to Paul Luttrell. The item outlines irregularities in the draft endorsements and check signatures.

Spective Party Paul Luttrell Mr. de Haven R. S

Police Fire Up Enforcement Of Stop Signs And Speed Laws

City authorities order strict police enforcement of motorists stopping at posted stop signs and obeying speed limits. Citizens are warned about a city ordinance prohibiting lawn sprinkling after 8 p m and enforcement will be strict.

Hunter Mort Reported Seriously Ill in Winchester

Friends and neighbors learned that Hunter Mort, a well known Winchester carpenter, is seriously ill at his home 112 South Braddock Street. He developed an acute illness over the past few days and his condition alarmed his many friends this afternoon.

Hunter Mort Winchester South Braddock Street

Early US low mood and panic years noted

The first so called low mood in the United States occurred from 1785 to 1789. The next financial panic is dated to 1814.

United States

Salvage From Films Yields Silver In Ashes

End of film life after three years sees burning and extraction of silver. About 200000 pounds of film produced roughly 25 pounds of metal. The Masses expression hol pollo derived from Greek meaning the masses. Port Louis, capital of Mauritius, an Indian Ocean island, with population 1000, has eight daily newspapers.

Port Loula Mauritiia Indian Ocean

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