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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
3
Mrs Frahe Baker and her daughter Miss Mattie Baker returned home after a Baltimore trip. Mr L W oCormic spent yesterday in Baltimore on business.
At a Richmond Virginia Banquety last night Senator Carter Glass and Secretary Mellon were introduced. A telegram was handed to Glass inviting the Bankers' Club to attend the Shenandoah Valley Apple Blossom Festival in May. The message was read to attendees during banquet speeches.
Mrs Alva Richards plans a modern up to date delicatessen occupying the entire first floor of the Baker and Shryock building at Water and Braddock streets. The store aims to offer a complete line of merchandise matching the latest delis. Ground floor space will be donated and arrangements made for the April opening.
Capon Bridge residents report visits among neighbors as Miss Katherine Hirst and Mrs Martha Lyle return from Leetown. An oyster supper at the P O S of A hall on March 21 benefits the local school. Families including the McKees and Beokes visit Romhey and plan summer moves to Capon Bridge.
Mr and Mrs Theodore te Riley of Washington are greeting Mr and Mrs Gus Noonan. Mrs Delmar Robinson is at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Hall in Fairmont West Virginia. Mr Theodore Henry is returning to his home on East M street with grippe. Mr J L Lalse of Bunter Mil spent yesterday in town.
Funeral services were held last Friday afternoon for Virginia Agnes Hoover, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clay Hoover. The ceremony occurred at the grandmother's home, with relatives and friends gathering to offer sympathy and support to the grieving parents. The message spoke of a heavenly rest and a promise of reunion, while thanks were extended for the beautiful flowers and outpouring of concern from thecommunity.
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