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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1929

Page

3

Social prominence and plans for Golden Rule banquet noted

Mr. Coblentz, Frederick financier and church leader, to speak at Golden Rule Bible Close of Braddock Street M E church South tomorrow at 7 30 pm. 200 plus men expected. Other items include a surprise party for Mrs Costello and varied community notices from Woodbine League to Martinsburg dances and local society reports.

Emory L. Coblentz Frederick Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Harry W. Ebert D. E. Stultz Cobientz Central Trust Company Potomac Edison Company Wardman Park Hotel Washington Francis Scott Key Coblentz Maryland

Remains of Late Mrs. Grover Henson Are Laid To Rest

Funeral services for Mrs. Vergie Derflinger Henson were held at her home in Middletown Virginia with Rev. Hupman officiating, followed by interment at Mount Carmel Cemetery. The 40 year old widow died after a heart attack late Monday night after a hospital operation the prior week, survived by husband Grover Henson, parents Mr and Mrs North Derflinger, a son Wilson and a daughter Alma, plus several siblings.

Middletown Vergie Derflinger Henson Grover Henson Winchester Memorial Hospital Hupman Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, South Mount Carmel Cemetery Henson North Derflinger Wilson Henson Alma Henson

Foch Shows Slight But Steady Improvement

Paris dispatch reports Marshal Foch improving gradually this morning. His temperature stood at 98.7 and pulse at 86 with good appetite continuing throughout.

Foch Associated Press Paris Marshal Foch

Handley Judges Fall Short to Martinsburg in Season Finale

Handley loses 35 to 24 to Martinsburg in the final basketball game with a 13-11 halftime deficit. Next season the Judges aim to build a winning team with core players Sirbaugh Norton Eckley Garber Rosenberger and a track team led by Captain Kern Bageant Koons Eckley Fries Clevenger Flickinger.

Handley Martinsburg Cagers Martinsburg Sirbaugh Norton Eckley Garber Rosenberger Kern Bageant Koons Fries Dash Clevenger Flickinger Sargent the Athletic Association

College Girls Play Under Boys Rules At Handley High

The Handley High School gym hosts Lions Club basketball against the All American College Girls of Chicago using boys rules. Chicago players lure crowds after recent shows at Harrisonburg and Front Royal. A Girls Athletic Association team and Warrenton’s best girls team also play, with boxing and fencing exhibitions. Tickets cost 50 cents and proceeds aid crippled children.

Handley High School Lions’ Club Chicago Harrisonburg Front Royal Girls’ Athletic Association Warrenton Quint Lions Winchester

Extra Session of Congress Set for April 15

President Hoover called an extra session of the seventy first Congress for April 15. The session will consider agricultural relief legislation and limited tariff changes, with officials noting these measures cannot be postponed for farmers, laborers, and manufacturers.

Associated Press Washington Seventy-First Congress Hoover

Rate of Call Money Advanced To 11 Per Cent

New York march 17 Alternate periods of weakness and strength marked today’s stock market with nervousness over the credit situation. Call money rose to 11 percent. Liquidation was moderate, suggesting accounts were well margin ed. Trade and business news remained favorable.

Associated Presa New York

Standard Oil of Indiana Stockholders Meet in Solemn Conclave

In Whiting Indiana the annual meeting of Standard Oil of Indiana stockholders was held with churchlike solemnity. The session was expected to defeat Col Robert W Stewart for reelection as chairman. The board reported 8,446,120 votes cast. 817,410 shares in person and 7,628,710 by proxies.

Associated Press Whiting Ind Standard Oil Company of Indiana Community House Robert W. Stewart Board of Directors Board of Election

Farmers Union Meet Scheduled at Court House

Frederick County Farmers Union will hold a meeting at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon March 9 at the Court House building. All members urged to attend as important business of interest to farmers will be discussed.

Women’s Society Federated Council Library Federated Council of Church Women Handley Library Council Frederick County Farmers’ Union Court House County Union

Ford Stolen On North Cameron Street Car Details Given

A Ford touring car owned by Paul E Crowser was stolen from North Cameron street last night. The vehicle is green with Virginia license 199 154 and motor number VA1445F and carries a spare tire.

Paul E Crowser North Cameron Street Virginia

Miss Anna MacDonald Dies At 93 In Charles Town

Miss Anna Singleton MacDonald longtime resident of Charles Town West Virginia dies at 9 45 pm at the home of Jesse Engle on South Samuel Street after a brief illness She was born October 10 1836 in Charles Town She was buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery following a funeral at Miss Anne Yates MacDonalds South Mildred Street She was a charter member of the Daughters of the American Revolution United Daughters of the Confederacy and the Southern Relief Society and lived in Washington for many years in active service to these groups.

Anna Singleton MacDonald Winchester Jesse Engle South Samuel Street Charles Town W. Va Anne Yates MacDonald South Mildred Street Mount Hebron Miss MacDonald Edward C Frances Elizabeth Singleton MacDonald James Singleton Judith Throckmorton Ball Col Angus MacDonald Mary McGuire Daughters of the American Revolution United Daughters of the Confederacy The Southern Relief Society Washington

Miner Killed in Limber Port Coal Mine Slide

A miner named Buddy Swartz was killed Tuesday by a coal slide at the Limber Port coal mines near Clarksburg West Virginia where he worked. His body was recovered hours later and brought to his home in Harrisburg area for funeral plans. He is survived by his widow formerly Miss Ethel Madigan of Martinsburg and a daughter Cloro Swartz, his father Walter Swartz and siblings. The funeral arrangements will be set after relatives arrive. Senator Reed reports from Secretary Whiting that census job safety will preserve Republican gains.

Limberport Clarksburg W. Va Buddy Walter Swartz Lupton Ethel Madigan Martinsburg Cloro Swartz Howard Swartz South Loudoun Street Baltimore and Ohio Railroad James F. Rehill North Kent Street

Personal Finance Co Martinsburg Ad for Quick Loans

Quick loans available on your own signature from $10 to $300 with fixed law rate. Easy monthly repayments. Contact Personal Finance Co of Martinsburg at 115 W King St or by phone 251 J. Published January 10.

Personal Finance Co Martinsburg W. King St

Birthplace search for Wright mothers roots narrows to Virginia

Researchers at the University of Virginia chase two Hillsboros in Albemarle and Loudoun counties to locate Susan Catherine Koerner Wright birthplace. Expert Elizabeth C Grasty suspects Hillsboro Loudoun as the likely site based on family ties and older gazetteer notes. Church and land records in Loudoun are being examined for clues.

Virginia Loudoun Albémarle Susan Catherine Koerner Wright Wilbur Orville Wright Wright University of Virginia Hillaboro Loudoun County John Gottlieb Koerner Hilsborough

40 Die In Landslide In Madeira Valley

London reports from Funchal Madeira indicate about 40 people dead in the Valley of St Vincent disaster. Eleven houses were swept into the sea according to the Lisbon Seculo newspaper.

London Funchal Madeira Valley St. Vincent Madeira Island Lisbon Seculo

U. S. Troops to Take Field in Mexico Report

Loyal Mexican general Almazan, provisional federal commander in Coahuila, was said captured at Saltillo by rebels after marching from Monterey. Escobar, rebel commander, fled as Almazan’s forces moved to Saltillo and were defeated.

Mexico City Saltillo Almazan Coahuila Monterey Gonzalo Escobar Escobar

Sportsmen Meet Organize Walton League Branch

A Walton League activity article notes local sportsmen organizing a new branch. The piece discusses quarry behavior noting foxes, quail, and predators in the field, highlighting hunting conditions and regional wildlife interactions.

Walton League

Fox Nor Rabbits Policy Discussed By Colonel Bullock

Colonel Bullock urges a study of fox habitats and prey to maintain balance in game. He cites observers and scientists and argues for humane limits on rabbits to keep pest populations healthy. Temporary Izaak Walton officers named include W Nelson Page, R B Jones, and Leslie D Kline.

Bullock Izaak Walton W. Nelson Page Jones Leslie D. Kline Waltoniah

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Coblentz Golden Rulers Costello J. R. Costello Vaucluse Eliza Costello Arthur Costello Maggie Carper J. W. Williams Gretna Roy Mary Katheryn Woodbine Woodbine Community League Lague Civic Community Club United Brethren Conference George W. Stover United Brethren Church Lancaster J. H. Brunk J. R. Collis A. L Maiden W. F. Grover J. H Ruebush W. S. Good N. F. A. Cupp J E. Oliver B F. Cooley Shenandoah College Dayton Crandall Jelly Roll Morton Holmes Grimm East Gerrard Street Memorial Hospital Colleen Hortense Grimm Olive Funk United States Army H. T. Smith Charles Summerall Army Smith Third Corps Mary McKenzie New York City Samuel Gerschenak Mr. C. EB. Babb Baltimore Cora Newcome Alexandria Va National Avenue Robert McCarty Asbury Park N. J Miss Gerschenak Mr. S. Marks R. A. Shryock Stephens City Ruth Newcome Alexandria H. H. Hees Jack Prestage Scranton, Pa George Washington Hotel Maj. A. Willis Robertson Game and Inland Fisheries Davidson Hunter Davidson Newport News Mrs. T. M. Judd George A. Newcome Harrisburg Robert Brumback B. A. Rowland Stoneans Huntsberry Ster Congress Farmers’ Union FORD Anna MacDonald Arville Swartz West Va Arville B. Swartz David Reed Secretary of Commerce Washington Post Commonwealth of Virginia Frederick County Acts of Assembly of Board of Supervisors C. I. Brumback C. C. Brannon Wrights U. S Winchester Wholesale Grocery Corp Sale Distributors LOU Bernstein CO Loudoun Street New Lovett Bros David Miller Chestnut Farm American Legion
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