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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
5
Miss Juanita Hockman hosted a large party at her parents home for the Handley school graduating class. About 85 guests attended Friday night, dancing to a "Chicken Good" Orchestra from Winchester, playing card games and enjoying refreshments around 11:30.
Mr Louis Grammar, guest of Mr John Williams at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs R Gray Williams on Amherst street, returned today to his home in Washington.
Mr and Mrs N H Carpenter of Coshoctin Ohio recently motor to Winchester and will be guests at the George Washington Hotel for a period. Mr Carpenter owns the Shenandoah Boxboard Corporation. Miss Zatae Poole departed today for Washington to stay with her aunt Miss Hazel Giffin.
Dr. C. B. Cox of Marion Virginia Dr. Bert Smith of Philadelphia and the Rev and Mrs L B Hater of Gettysburg Pennsylvania were guests at the George Washington Hotel during the Fries Chapel of Grace Lutheran Church dedication event.
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Mr J L Manahan and Mr K J Hoke of the University of Virginia spend several days at the George Washington Hotel on Mandley School business. Miss Helen Crisman returns to Farmville VA to attend school after visiting her parents on South Braddock Street due to illness. Miss Carrie Crosen returns to Alexandria after a weekend with the Grimms and the ORéarks, as the Rodgers family hosts in Bartonville.
Mr and Mrs Tathian Mr We White and Mr B M McCoy of Newark New Jersey were weekend guests at the George Washington Hotel.
Mr and Mrs George Barrie and their son returned Saturday night from Rockledge Florida where they have been spending several months Mr Barries parents Mr and Mrs Alex Barrie will remain in Florida for some time
Mr and Mrs Frank Lovett will return tonight from Baltimore where they spent several days visiting relatives and sightseeing.
Miss Mary Lees Hardy, guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hardy on South Washington Street, has returned to Roland Park Country School in Baltimore where she serves on the faculty after a spring vacation in Washington.
Miss Katherine Baker returns to Holton Arms after spending the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W A Baker.
Mr and Mrs Meyer Hamberger and Mrs Philip Klompus spent yesterday in Baltimore visiting Mr A Hamberger who has just returned from St Clements Michigan.
Mr. George N. Whitehead, a well known apple buyer, departed Sunday for New York and will spend a day or two before sailing Wednesday for his home in England. He plans to return to his Winchester headquarters in August.
Mr and Mrs George H Smith motor to Baltimore this morning where Mr Smith will spend a day or two on business.
Mr. H. R. Bryarly left today for Clarksburg to remain several days on a business trip, according to his travel plans.
Mrs W. A Clark and her daughter Thelma are spending several days in Washington as guests of Mrs Clark s brother Mr Collins.
Mr and Mrs Nathason and family spent yesterday in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs J N Maxwell of Staunton are registered at the hotel. Mrs Elbert Brinkerhof of New York arrived today and will stay a few days with Mrs Virenita at the Hostel Jack annex.
Mrs Williams who has seen eye of her firefighter and Mrs Williams at a home in Newport News Va returned here today.
Mrs. R. D. Yeakley of Wadesville spent the day in town. Mrs. J. M. McHale returned today after time in Atlanta. Mr. J. N. Armstrong of Fort Worth, Texas arrived and will stay at the George Washington Hotel while visiting friends.
Mr McKim Diffenderfer and his daughter Eliza have been guests of relatives in Winter Park Florida since January and arrived here today.
Mr and Mrs Duncan McNaughton and Mr Horace McKnight have been in Atlanta Georgia for a spell. They will stay a few days with Mr and Mrs Allen Bond before returning to Detroit Michigan.
Miss Susan Randall, daughter of Mr and Mrs David J Randall, arrived Saturday evening in Plainfield New Jersey and is staying several days as guest of Mrs D B Conrad at her West Water Street residence.
Miss Nannie Wynkoop of Washington is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F Amos Shryock at Shawnee Lodge on the Millwood pike.
Mrs Canter Lonas came back Saturday evening from a week with relatives in Washington accompanied by her daughter Mrs Polious of that city.
Mr. Michael Lillis came home Saturday evening after visiting relatives in Cumberland Maryland.
Mr and Mrs William Dunn departed by auto last Saturday afternoon bound for Culpeper Virginia due to the serious illness of Mrs Dunns father Mr Robert Hall at his Culpeper home.
Mr and Mrs Frank Beck depart today for New York to attend a series of demonstrations organized by the Bleischmann Yeast Company. They will spend several days in the visit, touring facilities and learning new products from the firm.
The Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity trace shows two prior restructurings with the current form dating from June 1907. Originating as a Yale sophomore society in 1846, it became a general university group and, at Marietta Ohio in 1847, formed a national convention establishing a chapter at Yale.
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A garbled OCR fragment notes a broad tax measure imposing a per gallon charge, with a stated rate of four cents. The text lacks clear dates or entities but indicates a wide application potentially affecting trade and consumption across regions.
The vault of St Michael's in Dublin is said to hold a death chamber where Wodles were laid away for centuries in perfect preservation. The atmosphere is described as clean and sweet, and the mystery remains unexplained.
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