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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1929

Page

3

Venice and Doges Impress Century Club Members

Mrs. Carl Massey reviews Venice history and art in a Century Club talk at the Washington Inn on February 26 hosted by Mrs. Edmond H. Durell. The lecture covers St Mark's Cathedral, the Doges Palace, Titian’s works, and Venice’s republican traditions with notable attendees from local families.

Venice Carl Massey Century Club Washington Inn Edmond H. Durell St. Mark's Buitt Adriatic Napoleon France Rome St. Mark's Square Fred Glaize Titian Michael Angelo Italy Metropolitan Museum of Art New York City Corcoran Art Gallery Washington

Burton S Rush Appointed B and D Agent Here

Announcement names Burton S Rush as Baltimore and Ohio Railroad agent in Winchester succeeding the late J Harvey Canter. He comes from Newark Ohio with long railroad service experience. Mrs Rush and children will join when residence found. Mrs Rush’s mother Mary Leonard has lived with them for 12 years. Rush plans to help Apple Blossom Festival committee.

Burtons. Rush Newark Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Winchester J. Harvey Canter L. H. Browning Baltimore Rush C. W. van Horn

Birthday reunion at Amherst street home honors Mrs Nixon

The Nixon home on Amherst Street hosted a birthday reunion Sunday February 24 for Mrs Nixon. Dinner was served at 2 o clock and a large candle lighted birthday cake decorated the table. Mrs Haines attended.

John Nixon Amherst Street

Swiss hotel fire drives out Mr and Mrs Clerk

Mr and Mrs Fred E Clerk formerly of this city now in Chicago were among Americans forced from the Hotel La Residence in Geneva when a Thursday night fire left the building in ruins. They were not reported injured though some guests had to be moved to the AP office, later used as a hospital. Mr Clerk had been in Europe a year studying foreign schools with Chicago educational authorities.

Fred. E. Clerk Chicago New Trier Hotel la Residence Geneva Switzerland Associated Press

Missionary Program Planned by Braddock Street Epworth League

The Senior Epworth League of Braddock Street Methodist Church South will host a missionary program Sunday evening at 6 45 with Mr. Herbert Haines leading. An engaging program is being arranged and the group hopes for strong attendance from members and guests.

Epworth League Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Herbert Haines

Hospital Auxiliary To Meet On Monday Afternoon

The Woman's Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital will meet at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon March 4 at the nurses' home on West Clifford Street. Members are reminded to pay annual dues at this meeting.

War Memorial Hospital The Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Association San Antonio Tex Woodmen of the World Woodmen

Miss Steele Wins Credits At Standard Training School

Miss Mary Louise Steele of this city earned a certificate of credit at the Co operative Standard Training School for Church School Workers held in Martinsburg West Virginia. The program was conducted by the Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal Church and the Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South.

Miss Steele Mary Louise Steele Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church, South Martinsburg W. Va Market Street R. K. Nevitt

Irvin College Dramatic Club Presents One Act Play

Miss Charlotte Swimley of North Loudoun street joins Irvin College Dramatic Club in Mechanicsburg Pa for a one act play tonight. She will read as one of two club members and previously starred in The Heart of a Clown. She is a junior pursuing a BA with a drama major. Mrs Robert T Barton Jr returns to Richmond after time in New York. Mrs Garrett Carter of Crow Agency Wyoming visits relatives. Miss Ruth Thomas departs for Washington to spend the weekend with friends.

Nixon Charlotte Swimley R. M. Swimley Loudoun Street Irving College Dramatic Club Mechanicsburg Swimley Irving College Dramaticaratsb Robert T. Barton, Jr Davis’ Avenue Richmond New York Garrett Carter Crow Agency Wyoming Ruth Thomas Washington

Residents travel and guests scattered around for weekend visits

Mrs C V Harvey of Nebraska spends week with James Amick and daughters Margaret and Ethel then departs for Washington for inauguration activities. Dozens of local residents, including Ruth Bean, Edward Stuart, Mary Capper and families, entertain or visit relatives in Baltimore Washington Richmond Martinsburg and other spots. Wilda Lee born to Mr and Mrs B F White near Relief.

C. V. Harvey Nebraska James Amick Margaret Ethel Amick Washington Amick Harvey Winchester

Lonesome at Capitol Tonight A Venice Like Coney Island

A review of the Universal photoplay Lonesome showing at the Capitol Theatre. A simple working couple’s romance unfolds during a seaside holiday with scenes of Fun House rides and a beach outing. The film is synchronized with dialogue sound and music and aims to address loneliness despite its light tone.

Venice Coney Island Pacific Coast Universal Capitol Theatre Tom Tenacles

Handley Band To Leave Early For Hoover Inauguration

The Handley High School Cadet Band with about 40 instruments will depart Winchester at 5 40 am Monday via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Washington to participate in the Hoover inauguration parade. Prof W H McIlwee directs the group which will march in the Virginia division led by Governor H F Byrd alongside state military units and other bands.

Handley High School Herbert Hoover United States Baltimore and Ohio Washington Winchester W. H. McIlwee Virginia

Narrow Escape as Frederick County Home Burns

Charles BE Cunningham narrowly escaped death when his family home near Red Bud Frederick County burned in the early hours. He woke to falling plaster, jumped from a window, and fled to safety as the two story log and frame house was consumed. The fire likely started from a defective attic flu. neighbors arrived too late to help. Cunningham, staying with G Clarence Miller, had no one else in the house. his father and sister were visiting relatives. Insurance covered part of the loss but not enough to replace the dwelling, one of the county’s oldest family homes for generations.

Charles BE. Cunningham A. D. Es Cunningham Red Bud Mr. Cunningham Harrisburg Maryland Frederick County G. Clarence Miller

Virginia Apples Presented to Iowa Visitors at Harpers Ferry

A special train carrying Hoover relatives from Iowa will stop at Harpers Ferry W Va for one hour en route to Washington. About 300 attendees will receive Virginia grown apples from the Winchester area. Col John J McCabe and Fred A Robinson arranged the gesture with M Robinson securing barrels of apples. The Cedar Rapids band will provide a concert during the stop.

Herbert Hoover Iowa Washington Harpers Ferry W. Va Col John J. McCabe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Fred.a. Robinson C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Sewage Corporation M. Robinson Mr. Hoover Cedar Rapids Harperserry

Chicago Girls to Play Lions at Handley Gym

Handley High School hosts the All-American Collegians a Chicago girls team on an eastern tour next Thursday March 7. The game will follow boys rules at 8 30 pm admission 50 cents. The visitors are graduates of leading colleges and have won many games this winter.

Lions’ Club Handley High School All-American Collegians Chicago Handley Baltimore

Rain Indicated For Inauguration Week Weather Outlook

Weather outlook says rain on Monday in the North and Middle Atlantic, rain or snow in the north Atlantic on Thursday and Friday. Temperatures start below normal, rise Tuesday for two days, then fall again. Generally fair otherwise with a colder start to the week.

The Associated Press Washington North Middle Atlantic North Atlantic

Market Ends Week With Irregular Close On Wall Street

In New York on March 2 heavy profit taking and sporadic short selling halted the Hoover inaugural rally. Prices moved irregularly with a downward tendency as trading held at yesterday’s wild pace. Two hours of action totalled 2,400,000 shares before an irregular close.

Associated Press New York

Western Peking Sees Troop Revolt Terrorizing City

Western Peking faced a brief revolt by 1000 nationalist troops from the north quartered at the Lama temple. Two insurgents and 35 bystanders were wounded before loyal forces restored order and imprisoned the rebels. Normal conditions returned after the clash.

Peking Associated Press Lama Temple

Two Men Docketed on Seven Murder Charges

Chicago March 2 Jack McGurn and Rocco Fanelli were docketed on seven murder charges tied to the St Valentine’s Day gang massacre. They were booked at five pm after a judge’s deadline and were questioned by detectives seeking firm links to the case.

Chicago Jack McGurn Rocco FaneMi Iate St. Valentine's Day McGurn Fanelli Louise Lulu Lou” Wolfe Stevens Hotel Wolfe Pierce Automobile Patrick Gleason

Man Who Slew Zina Bey In Prague Kills An Officer

Zia Vuziturna who killed Abbas Bebe, the assassin of Zina Bey, in Prague last November, shot Inspector Sayitchetch of Yugoslavia's interior ministry and another citizen in Skopje. He wounded three Serbian soldiers, had been freed recently and expelled from Czechoslovakia for insanity. The 24 year old fired six bullets during a witness recital.

Preas Skoplje Jugoslavia Zia Vuziturna Abbas Bebe Zina Bey Prague Inspector Sayitchetch Jugoslavia Ministry of the Interior Vaziturna Czechoslovakia Vuziturna

President Signs Prohibition Bill Increases Penalties

President Coolidge signed the Jones bill raising penalties for prohibition violations to a maximum five years imprisonment and a ten thousand dollar fine.

Associated Press Washington Coolidge

Herbert Hoover Ready To Take Oath of Office

Herbert Hoover prepares to become the 31st U S president as he awaits inauguration. Coolidge spends his last night in Washington with farewell echoes in the air. Dawes, Curtis and other leaders maneuver at the Senate as Hoover seals cabinet choices and drafts his address for a 120 million nation.

Herbert Hoover Associated Press Washington Herbert Washington Herbert Toover S Street United States Calvin Coolidge Capitol Charles G. Dawes Senate Charles Curtis Kansas Dawes Curtis Hoover

Lindy and Francee Start Motoring Trip Near Mexico City

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh travels 70 miles into the western mountains with the Morrow family to visit ranch owner Antonio Riba Crevantes a famed aviation enthusiast. Also accompanying are Miss Anne Morris Mrs Morrow and Elizabeth Morrow.

Associated Press Mexico City Charles A. Lindbergh Morrow Antonio Riba Crevantes Lindbergh Ambassador Morrow Anne 8 S. Morris 1. W. Morow Elizabeth Cuernavaca Cang Cuervanaca

Chronicle Editor Hopes Beauty Contest Canceled

A San Francisco correspondent notes rumors that Atlantic City will cancel its annual beauty contest. The Chronicle has long criticized such contests and views cancellation as a potential relief from controversy.

The Chronicle San Francisco Atlantic City

Virginia Opens Budget Year Amid Healthy Surplus Amid Surplus

Virginia will start the new appropriation year with an estimated surplus of 2 million dollars in the state treasury. State comptroller HKKR Combs calls the figure conservative and suggests it may reach 2.5 million. Delinquent taxes and omitted taxes boosted revenue, with Norfolk showing strong collections. Franchise and registration taxes are projected at 535000, with penalties for late payment.

Associated Press Richmond Virginia HK. KR. Combs Combs Byrd C. Lee Moore State Auditor of Public Accounts Dts Colinb Norfolk John M. Purcell

Morrow Family Heads to Cuernavaca Residence

Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow his wife and daughters Elizabeth and Anne with Col. Charles A. Lindbergh left the embassy in two cars at 10 45 am. They traveled to the Morrow country residence Cuernavaca where they plan to stay until Monday or Tuesday.

Associated Press Mexico City Dwight W. Morrow Elizabeth Anne Col Charles A. Lindbergh Morrow Country Cuernavaca

45 000 Violin To Be Heard On Weaf

The 207 year old Stradivarius from the Wurlitzer collection will be played by Hui Mariani with Mischa Elman and Joseph Joachim linked to its legacy. The White Ho Coffee Dinner Concert at 6:30 Saturday night March 9 features the instrument in a program by Hui Mariani and his piece orchestra, produced by National Broadcasting Co.

Stradivarius Joseph Joachim Mischa Elman Wurlitzer Hui Mariani Piece Nat'l Broadcasting Co Associated Adv

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