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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1933

Page

3

Quiet wedding and regional historical notes from Frederick

A quiet Baltimore wedding united Miss Freda Klompus of Frederick and Mr. Alfred Fisher of Pittsburgh with a family ceremony at the bridegroom’s relatives home. The piece also covers local histories of a riverfront garden house tied to Joshua Fry and visits by Wil liam Wirt and Thomas Jefferson, while noting other regional events and figures including Mr. John Lee Krider’s eye surgery and Miss Dorothy May Allen’s Alexandria wedding to Julius Howard Lanham.

Baltimore Freda Klompus Alfred Fisher Pittsburgh Harry Levin Adolph Coblenzae Philip Klompus Cuba Fifth Avenue High School Baisversity of Myer Hamburger Joseph Fisher Louis Fisher Reuben Fisher Dorothy May Allen Lanham Alexandria Julius Howard Lanham Washington Pierce S. Ellis First Baptist Church Norman Lanham Julius B. Croson Frederick County

Busy Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings

Tuesday features Lions Club action at George Washington Hotel and multiple gatherings at Century Club First Baptist Church Handley High School and Grace Lutheran Church. Wednesday includes Kiwanis luncheon at the hotel and Junior Century Club at Miss Boyd's home. Evening plans cover Little Theatre, Garden Club, and church choirs with a play to close the day.

Grace Lutheran Church Rotary Club George Washington Hotel American Legion Post Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church United Brethren Church

Montpelier to Open During Garden Week in Virginia

Montpelier, historic Virginian estate once hosted by President Madison and Dolly Madison, will be open to the public during garden week starting April 24. The property, preserved by Mrs. Somerville, sits on land patented in 1723 and features box hedges, iron gates, arbors, and Madison designed grounds. Nearby Old Elim, now Meander Farms, is also opening for public viewing.

Montpelier Madison Virginia James Dolly Madison Washington Thomas ‘Somerville William Dupont Ambrose Madison President Madison James Madison Dr. Thornton Capitol Dolly

Sperry Birth Announcement for Constance Lea Sperry

Mr and Mrs J Harris Sperry of Middletown receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter Monday March 20 The child is named Constance Lea Sperry Mrs Sperry was formerly Miss Pearl Legge

Harris Sperry J. Harris Sperry Middletown Constance Lea Sperry Sperry Miss Pearl Legge

Arnold Returns To Duties At Capitol After Washington Visit

Mr. Lester D. Arnold, recently named secretary to Senator H. F. Byrd of Virginia, spent the weekend with his family on South Stewart Street and returned to Washington today. Mrs. Arnold also spent the past week in Washington with him.

Arnold Lester D. Arnold H. F. Byrd Virginia South Stewart Street Washington Mr. Arnold

Local Notables and Meetings Take Brief Postponements

Dr. George G. Snarr confines to home with influenza on South Stewart Street. Mrs. John Cather returns to Amherst Street after Cumberland visit with Granville Shirley family. Little Theatre meeting postponed from March 29 to next week. time to be announced. Junior Century Club meeting rescheduled for later week at Miss Virginia Tayloe Boyd’s home on Fairmont Avenue. Mrs. W. L. Huff improving at 215 East Baker Street after two weeks illness. Mrs. Keith W. Morris and her son Keith Jr. visiting sister Mrs. O. Miller at North Dec quarrelsome man is quoted in unrelated text.

George G. Snarr South Stewart Street John Cather P Migree Amherst Street Cumberland Granville Shirley Little Theatre Junior Century Club Virginia Tayloe Boyd Fairmont Avenue W. L. Huff East Baker Street Keith W. Morris Keith, Jr New York O. Miller North Washington Street

Home Service Directors Meet in Martinsburg Conference

Home service directors of Potomac Edison companies gathered in Martinsburg for an all day session to prep a new course series. Attendees included officials from Waynesboro Frederick Hagerstown Winchester and Martinsburg with Dorothy Wareheim of Hagerstown in charge. Linwood Kite W L Hussong and A McDaniel spoke on service department work as lunch was taken at The Hobnob.

Home Services Potomac-Edison Companies Martinsburg Waynesboro Frederick Hagerstown Winchester Dorothy Wareheim E Service Department

Tea Hosts Honor Student Betty Smith in Washington

Miss Betty Smith returns to Washington to study at George Washington University after a weekend visit as Miss Nancy Gray Larrick’s guest. Larrick hosted a small informal Saturday tea at the Larrick home on West Clifford Street with several younger friends in attendance.

Betty Smith Washington George Washington University Nancy Gray Larrick Mrs. Herberts. Larrick West Clifford Street Miss Larrick Miss Smith

Mr Helms Improving From Illness At Home

Mr Helms, of the People's Life Insurance Company, is reported improving from a recent illness and staying in room 302 North Loudoun street. He expects to spend about a month convalescing at his Stella, Virginia home.

Russell H.er North Loudoun Street Helms Stella

Miss Kern Hosts Informal Tea Party News

Miss Anne Brooke Kern entertained at a small afternoon tea at her Fairmont avenue home in honor of Miss Josephine Spangler weekend guest of Miss Jane Scully and Miss Betty Smith of Washington weekend guest of Miss Nancy Gray Larrick. Mr Turner Green and family return to Kenilworth after a Richmond visit with relatives. Misses Anne Tucker McGuire Virginia Cover Russell return from Lexington where they attended a Virginia Military Institute dance. Mr and Mrs Claude O Ling er and son Carroll O Ling er and C Kerns of Harrisburg spent weekend with A F O Ling er family. Robert and Seddon Nelson return to Charlottesville to study at UVA after visiting their parents at the Episcopal rectory.

Anne Brooke Kern Fairmont Avenue Josephine Spangler Jane Scully Betty Smith Washington Nancy Gray Larrick Turner Green Turner Green, Jr Kenilworth Harry K. Thaw Stephenson Richmond Anne Tucker McGuire Virginia Cover Russell Lexington Virginia Military Institute Claude O'Linger Carroll O’linger Mr C. Kerns Harrisburg, Pa A. F. O'Linger Messrs Robert and Seddon Nelson Charlottesville University of Virginia Robert B. Nelson Episcopal West Boscawen Street

Luncheon Honors Miss Spangler At Fairmont Faculty Event

Miss Jane Scully resumed duties at Fairmont School for Girls after a weekend with her parents on South Stewart. Fellow faculty member Miss Josephine Spangler joined as a guest. Scully hosted a small, delightful luncheon Saturday in Spangler's honor.

Mr Brown Recovers From Influenza Attack at Bank

Harold G. Brown of Shenandoah Valley National Bank resumed duties today after a week at home on West Leicester street with influenza. Mr and Mrs Richard E Mudd returned to North Cameron street from Towson Md after attending the death of Mrs Mudd's nephew Edward Allen fatally injured by an automobile last week.

Harold G. Brown Shenandoah Valley National Bank West Leicester Street Richard E. Mudd North Cameron Street Towson

Funkes entertain Martinsburg guests at Braddock Street home

Mr and Mrs Cecil Funk hosted guests from Martinsburg at their Braddock Street home last Friday evening. The gathering included Misses Blanche Johnson Jane Syndam and Mary Adams and Messrs Gilbert Rudy Desmond Braithwaite and Joseph Johnson. Mary Adams, a Shepard College student, stayed for the weekend while the others returned home late Friday.

Cecil Funk Braddock Street Blanche Johnson Jane Syndam Mary Adams Gilbert Rudy Desmond Braithwaite Joseph Johnson Martinsburg Shepherd College

Trail of two Negroes in chase over deadly attack near Houston

In Houston on March 27, posses with bloodhounds hunted two Black men accused of shooting Wisites Ww Porch, 25, killing him, and assaulting Adele Torian, 24, after they stopped at 12:30 a. m. in an auto. Torian described the robbers dumping Porch’s body in a roadside ditch, binding her, and fleeing while she summoned help. The story notes Rain in Chile’s arid coast region.

Associated Press Houston Texas Porch Adele Torian Gest Miss Torian

End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion Ad

End serious coughs with Creomulsion. Fight germs quickly with a blend of seven proven aids. Powerful yet harmless and pleasant to take with no narcotics. Your druggist will refund your money if any cough or cold is not relieved by Creomulsion.

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Robinson River Crooked Run Lang Joshua Fry George Washington William Wirt Thomas Jefferson George L. Shearer Mr. Fisher John Lee Krider Strasburg Marhia Jefferson Hospital Hedges Krider Danville Mr. Krider H. C. Herring Grenoble University of le Wincheser France Italy Napoleon Elba Louis XVIII Emperor Grenobie Hotel Des Trois Dauphines Paris Waterloo Bayard Landsknechts Funk Arthur Funk St. Patrick’s Day A. H. Jackson City W. J. Flanagan Bakerton W. Va Lions’ Club George ‘Ash Hotelington Century Club Thomas W. Harrison South Washington Street Girls’ Athletic Association Handley High School Kiwanis Club Clarke County Young People’s Choir Little Theatre Organization Handley Library Huntsberry Brooks’ Vicks Brooks’ Pharmacy Chele Eben Ward Washington Star Home Service Mr. Helms Miss Kern Fairmont School For Girls John &. Scully Miss Scully Fairmont School Spanger Mr. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Funk Martinsburg Folk Chile Sahava the Commercial & Savings Bank Pai Leade Cery Ty Lovett N.loudoun St Southern Chemical Company Margaret L Hodgson
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