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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1933

Page

7

Artist Injured Installing Memorial Windows in Baltimore Church

G N Gettier, a former Baltimore and Washington artist now at Massanutten Lodge near Mount Royal, was injured while supervising the installation of memorial windows for the Bauren midt family at Zion German Lutheran Church in Baltimore. A rope slipped and a frame fell, sending Gettier to Mercy Hospital, where officials reported his condition not critical. The windows were a gift from the children of the late August and Helene Struven and Frau Bauernschmidt, with a pulpit desk also installed. The desk features a woodcarving of angels rejoicing over Luther’s Bible, a reproduction modeled after the original Wartburg Castle carving by Hans Eckstein, who came to Baltimore in 1930. Dedication will occur later due to recent deaths in the families.

G.N. Gettier Washington Massanutten Lodge Mt Royal Baurenmidt Baltimore Zion Mercy Hospital Arment Helene Wehr Johanna Btruven Ella Wehr Gilbert ‘Wehr Edward Khaiine Pittsburgh Bauernschmidt Luther Wartburg Castle Germany Hans Eckstein Nuremberg

Gold Bricks Still Purchased At Three Million Annually

Florida Times Union notes that the United States continues to buy about 3,000,000 worth of gold bricks each year, highlighting ongoing demand and market activity for precious metals.

Noted Quaker Lecturer Dr Henry Hodgkin Dies in Ireland

Dr Henry T Hodgkin director of Pendle Hill School and noted lecturer dies in Dublin at fifty five. A former medical missionary educated at King's College Cambridge and St Thomas Hospital he taught in England China and the United States. He had recently traveled to Ireland and was expected to return to head Pendle Hill.

Society of Friends Winchester Prederick County Henry T. Hodgkin Pendle Hill School Wallingford Philadelphia Dublin Ireland Perate Orient Darlington Eng Hodgkin Baltiyeep Washington Cies Cas Studets England Pendle King’s College Cambridge St. Thomas’ Hospital Tondor Chengtu West China China National Christian Council of China Shanghai

Canada boasts greatest rail mileage per population

Canada can boast of more rail road mileage in proportion to the population than any other country in the world. There is one mile of track for every twenty three persons.

Canada

Chinese Pirates Nab Four British Officers at Newchwang

In Newchwang Manchuria on March 2 Chinese pirates raided the British merchantman Nanchang, kidnapping four officers named W. E. Hargraves, A. J. Blue, F. L. Pears, and Charles Johnson. The vessel chased the pirates as gunboats searched the area, but the raiders slipped away in shallow waters.

Newchwang Manchuria Nanchang Newchwang Bar J. R. Robinson Tacics W. E. Hargraves A. J. Blue F. L. Pears Charles Johnson Kenneth Pawley Charles Cochran Newehwang

Kidnapper Custody Ends After 44 Days

October 20 marks the conclusion of a kidnapping case as a victim remains in custody for 44 days. The event highlights the duration of captivity and the subsequent legal or police actions expected to follow.

Shenandoah Caverns Hotel to Open with Chapman at Helm

Hunter B. Chapman, formerly of Winchester now in Woodbridge, will lead Shenandoah Caverns Hotel for the 1953 season starting Saturday April 1. He notes improvements at the caverns attracting visitors from across the United States and abroad. Titian is the name given to a shade of red hair linked to the artist’s practice.

Hunter B. Chapman Winchester Woodtafoon Shenandoah Caverns Oaks Jackson Chapman Titian

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