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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1930
Page
3
The department notes indicate mail or telegraph submissions are preferred for the Castel reporter Mon Eeabaile D. Milles who will be paid to assess news between 3 and 4 p.m. for the next day. Telephone contact details are implied but not fully provided.
The new imported Deauville Sandals are handwoven from soft leathers with molded or regular soles. They are built on narrow American lasts and come in widths AAA to C, including Cuban and high heel styles, stamped with the Deauville trade mark.
Miss Klompus improves after tonsillitis from an attack at home on South Loudoun Street. Numerous visitors and residents are noted: Misses Virginia Rehill, Mary Sullivan, Mary Caper, Lu vella Anderson in Washington. Mrs. Horace Browne hosts an afternoon bridge. Fay of Brunswick Phonograph Company and Howard F. Anderson of Donaldson Paper Company visit on business. Joseph Funkhouser White Post. Robert Brill Montgomery Ward confined by illness. Joseph S. May Baltimore a hotel guest. Paul Tomney, Stryker party in Washington. F A Cote guests at Hotel Jack. J Stewart Smith General Electric Baltimore. F A Hopewell party New York City. Mrs. O D Lambert Stephenson City recovering from Memorial Hospital operation. Mrs H H Dean and Mrs D Foley Jefferson Iowa guests at George Washington Hotel. Miss Bernice Henshall Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone chief operator at Richmond meeting. L Marshall Baker and R T Bryarly Jr. returning from meetings in Washington and Richmond.
Washington March 26 The House judiciary committee heard warning against government liquor control from E C Drury former Ontario premier testifying for the eighteenth amendment supporters He cited insurance statistics from John J Lentz president of the American Insurance Union claiming mortality decreased under prohibition and that abstainers paid four
The Duke of Gloucester a three year old German pointer thoroughbred bred by C H Alexander Ware Neck Va won the all age stake at the seventh annual spring trials of the Virginia Amateur Field Trial Association. Handled by A M Pullen of Richmond the dog defeated twelve veterans from Virginia Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania and secured a second career victory in the trials.
New York traders saw an erratic session as opposing speculators fought for control while the overall trend leaned upward. The hearing extended as F Scott McBride of the Anti Saloon League requested two more days to present cases, a request the committee did not rule on immediately.
Snowstorm wallows over Chicago with at least sixteen inches depth by 6 30 a m. Skyscrapers loom above drifts as downtown canyons hide streets. Weather spreads eastward with Bristol braced for blizzard and late winter cold.
Cool showers drenched the city with a daytime high around 60 at Richmond while rain fell at dusk. Newport News and Norfolk logged heavy rain and falling temperatures as storm warnings were issued. shipping remained untroubled at midnight.
Delicate Florida citrus flavor demands careful handling for table use. Use a sharp thin blade, keep blades cold, avoid squeezing, and serve with minimal juice loss. Do not boil juice, mash flavorings with sugar, drain very juicy fruit, and chill cut fruit before serving.
March 24 report recalls the first 1830 wagon journey from St Louis to Oregon with a recreated wagon train planned for April 10. The Missouri driven convoy includes cattle and a milk cow, ending 11 200 miles west at the Wind River region. Ezra Meeker later formed the Oregon Trail Memorial association to preserve the route.
Bogus notes extend through Cumberland and Shenandoah valleys with reports of twenty counterfeit $20 bills found in Hagerstown and Berryville. A suspect used a small purchase followed by a $20 bill, exchanging it for real currency before fleeing. Federal agents conducted a regional sweep seeking the counterfeiter.
The subject dodged capture by staying ahead of pursuers. Despite efforts, authorities have not apprehended him, and the escapee remains at large with no confirmed arrest at this time.
Millwood Virginia March 26 The Japanese tea and sale at the Little Chapel of Christ Church Millwood drew funds for mite boxes and the Deisherhood with 56 dollars raised. Miss Theodora Cox organized crafts while teachers and scholars served in Japanese dress among parasols blossoms and streamers. A Virginia Cold Storage visit for the benefit was also a success with 52 attendees from Millwood and Boyce. A social outing included visits to Arlington Washington Baltimore and Long Branch with family and church members traveling by motor.
The term ico in Indian languages means dancing or place of frolic and Occoquan is said to mean hook shaped or hook. This noting highlights linguistic origins of local place names.
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