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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1932

Page

3

Miss Boyd To Attend The Olympic Games

Miss Virginia Tayloe Boyd daughter of Dr P W Boyd of Fairmont avenue will travel to Radford Virginia then by motor to Los Angeles California arriving about July 20. She plans to attend the Olympic Games which begin July 29 with her companion Miss Reese Edmundson departing Radford tomorrow afternoon.

Virginia Tayloe Boyd P. W. Boyd Fairmont Avenue Radford Reese Edmundson Boyd Edmundson Los Angeles Cal Charleston W. Va Boyd and

Social Calendar Highlights Church and Club Events

The notice lists weekly choir practices at United Brethren and Grace Lutheran, a nurses baccalaureate singing meeting, zone meetings of Women’s Missionary Societies, Rotary Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel, social events at Red Bud and Cen Tenary Reformed churches, Loyal Temperance Legion, Bruce Town party, summer subscription dances at Jordan White Sulphur Springs, American Legion weekly gathering, Trinity Lutheran Junior choir lawn fete, Winchester Memorial Hospital auxiliary dinner dance, Culpeper Horse Show dances, Lions Club event, and Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Culpeper.

United Brethren Church Grace Lutheran Church Frank L. Buckley 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 Harvey Hawkins Berryville Avenue The Loyal Temperance Legion American Legion Post Gorge Washington Hotel Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Winchester Memorial Hospital Winchester Golf Club Pot and Kettle Club of Culpeper Lion's Club New Club House

Miss Grace Larrick Weds Mr Clarence Emmart at Winchester

Announcement of the marriage of Grace E Larrick to Charles J Emmart was made in Winchester after a 6 pm Saturday ceremony at the United Brethren Church on National Avenue. The couple, from Frederick county families, will reside in Washington where he works for Capital Traction Company.

Grace Larrick Clarence J. Emmart Grace E. Larrick Charles J. Emmart Frederick County Winchester Circuit United Brethren Church National Avenue C. J. Racey Marcus Larrick Hayfield Ernest Alams Emmart Lizzie Emmart Edgar Emmart Gainesboro Washington Capital Tractione Company Mary Warden Boyd Fairmont Avenue Geneva N. Y Anina de Zenz A. G. Swanson South Loudoun Street J. B. Parsons Col T. G. Russell Terra Alta W. Va Clarence T. Owen West Clifford Street Maryland Virginia

Shade Family Starts 60 Day Western Vacation

Mr and Mrs Walter Shade and daughter Jeanne depart Winchester for a two month motor trip through the western United States planning visits to Yellowstone Park and the Grand Canyon of Colorado returning by early September. Mrs H D Flood hosts a party for Mrs Lewis Hyde who leaves town for the summer season and a marriage license is issued in Martinsburg for Hazel Hovermale and Holmes Grim. The Rev S J Goode returns from Delray WVa after church meetings with 18 new members joining. Dr A J Brown of Portland Ore visits family here before continuing to the Pacific Coast.

Fort Loudoun Winchester Jane Morgan Voelker Edward Morgan Voelker Brewster Shaw Lawrenceville N. J George Washington Hotel Daytona Beach Fla South One Kire Sulphur Springs W. Va Shenandoah Valley Voelker Walter Huntington Bond Garden City N. Y Jane and Mary Morgan Henry A. Manderville South Orange Katherine Glass Greene Fort Loudoun Seminary Charles Morgan New York Mr. Voelker Mr. Shew Walter Shade Jeanne United States H. D. Flood South Stewart Street Lewis H. Hyde Martinsburg Hazel Hovermale Berkeley Springs Oscar T. Hovermale Holmes Strauther Grim South High Street James Viola Grim S. J. Goode Delray Bruce Shade Hyde Massachusetts West Boscawen Street Edgartown Mass Edgertown Yacht Club Harrison Davies Baltimore

Roanoke Area Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events

Dr. Walter D. Myers and daughter Jane visit Roanoke while Mrs. Myers improves at Catawba Sanatorium. Mrs. William C. Marshall and Mrs. Hugh McCulloch plan Bedford Virginia visits. Hugh McCulloch Jr. attends Round-Up Lodge camp in Buena Vista Colorado. Robert Burwell Nelson flies to California as Phi Psi delegate from UVA. Fourth of July dance set at Bluemont Blue Ridge Night Club with Melville and His Californians.

William C. Marshall Hugh McCulloch St. Louis Bedford Buena Vista Colo Walter D. Myers Little Miss Jane Myers South Washington Street Roanoke Mrs. Myers Catawba Sanatorium Little Miss Myers Robert Burwell Nelson Robert B. Nelson West Boscawen Street California Phi Psi Fraternity Nelson University of Virginia Bluemont Blue Ridge Messrs Charles Casey Hirst Milhellen Melville Californans Virginia Rorick Glen Park Elmira

Master McKee Visits Cousin in Berkeley County

Master Charles McKee son of Mr and Mrs L P McKee visits at the home of his cousin Miss Neta ome in Berkeley County West Virginia name and address provided in the readable text.

Charles McKee L. P. McKee North Avenue Miss Netaome Berkeley County

Rest Church Yard Party on Ridgeway School Lawn

Rest Church hosts a Friday evening yard party on the Ridgeway school lawn offering soup sandwiches homemade cakes and ice cream plus whole cakes for sale. The event invites all to attend and mingle with friends.

Kiwanis Club Convention Outlines Active Public Affairs Program

The sixteenth Kiwanis International convention in Detroit outlines an active program to boost public interest in civic issues. Goals include traffic safety, youth citizenship and character training, voter education, and wider civic participation. Virginia committee leaders named, and 1,886 Kiwanis clubs noted to exist in the U.S. and Canada.

Associated Press Detroit Mich Kiwanis International Guy Guernsey Chicago United States Virginia Committee Virginia George T. Elliott Hampton I. Davis Staunton Charlie Buckley Fredericksburg H. Eugene Hyatt Norton W. O. Sherman South Norfolk Claude S. Turner Martinsville Capital Maryland Delaware Washington DD. C Henry A Converse Harrisonburg Canada William O. Harris Los Angeles Kiwanis Winchester Robert M Glass Andrew Bell Fred C. W. Parker Service Organization

Transparent apples and price talks draw grower meeting

Growers meet to set terms for the transparent crop amid a short season. Proposals push for prices around 1.25 to 2.00 per bushel with a broadcast appeal to hold buyers steady until size and market absorbption are confirmed. Attendees include Phil Gold, Lester Arnold, Robert Criswell, D. M. Wertz, A. M. Teets, and others from Winchester Chambersburg Martinsburg and Hedgesville.

Miller Phil Gold Lester Arnold Winchester Robert Criswell Chambersburg D. M. Wertz Mr. Benedict Waynesboro Robert Powell Appalachian Fruit Exchange Cumberland

Enrollment Opens Tonight for Summer Bible School

Enrollment for the Summer Bible School at First Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue begins tonight with 7:30 pm reception and 9:00 am classes Tuesday July 5. Open to all children ages 5 to 16 with no registration fee.

First Brethren Berryville Avenue E. J. Rohart Jesus

Lippman on Barkley Keynote and Democratic Policy

Lipman notes Senator Barkley follows ritual in a keynote that contrasts Democratic and Republican views. He cites tariffs and prohibition as clear Democratic positions while criticizing Barkley’s banking and welfare economy remarks as vague. The piece appears in the York Tribune, Inc. and dates to 1932.

Senator Barkley United States Barkley York Tribune, Inc

Bandits Free Eight Americans Held Captive

Three American women and five children kidnapped near Kikungshan in southern Henan province were released today. Reports from Hankow say the group was freed after their capture last Sunday by bandits.

Associated Press Hankow China Kikungshan Henan Province

Kidnap Report Ties Fathers Of Four To Bandit Case

The report states two men are being held by bandits as kidnap victims. Both men are married and fathers of four children. The men are D. W. Vikner from Mead Nebraska linked to the Synod mission then St. Peters Minnesota and A Nyhus from Fertile Iowa with the Lutheran Brethren Church mission, headquartered at Grand Forks North Dakota.

D. W. Vikner Mead, Neb Synod St. Peters, Minn

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Miss Boyd Trinity Lutheran Church of Sargeant Sillick Monde Kiwanis Club Jack Riley West Piccadilly Street Mr. and Mrs. Shade L. H. Hyde Miss Hazel Hovermale Mr. Grim A. J. Brown Portland, Ore L. A. Thomas Dr. Brown Parifie Coast Division Mrs. Marshall Dr. Myers Bob Nelson Fraternity Loyal Temperance League Ladies’ Aid Society Robert T. Barton, Sr Arthur Field Arthur Field, Jr Anne Dudley Field Orkney Springs Fred L. Glaize, Jr J. Pinkney Arthur George Smith Tuxedo Park Missi Smith Anne Brooke Kern Susan Steck Riverton Caroline Susan Carson Jane Scully White Plains A. H. Morgan Radford, Va W. A. Baker Mary Webb Cleveland Ohio Miss Webb Roy B. Carper Glenn Silman Helen Carper Joseph Rehill Philadelphia Mrs O. H. Swanson Betsy Rice North Braddock Street Hollins College Miss Martha High Ronanoke B. B. Young W. M. Thomas East Piccadilly Street Lawrence Roland Alexandria, Va Capital District Buck Tan Huntsberr Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester, VA Lovett N. Main St Lovett Brothers X-Ray Shoe Fitters Walter Lippman Democratic Party Republican Party Cratic Congress the Commercial & Savings Bank R. M. Swimley
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