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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
3
Social and Personal notices are incomplete and unclear. Information about activities and times is not provided in readable form.
Miss Edith Cornwell, Winchester teacher and Troop No. 1 leader, receives a National Girl Scout scholarship for leadership. Troops 1 2 and 3 report hikes first aid aid at the Apple Blossom Festival and varied tests in sewing home making citizenship and community service. Turner Ashby Chapter U D C plans a Strasburg district meeting May 13 14 with a reception May 13 and a memorial day address by Judge John W. Fishburne.
The Corporation clerk's office issued marriage licenses yesterday afternoon to Clyde W. Love of Cumberland Maryland and Margaret E. Diehl daughter of Charles H Diehl Cumberland. The couple are proceeded by Clyde Love’s father John N Love of Pittsburgh. he is a plumbing contractor. Margaret Diehl is the daughter of Charles H Diehl. The second couple Vincent Hawkins of Winchester and Mary Kendall of Winchester obtained licenses. Vincent is son of H S Hawkins and works as a truck driver. Mary Kendall is daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin H Kendall.
The article notes auditions for scholarships at the New Barbison Plaza School with guests including Madam Ziegler and Mrs Rouark, plus a southern tour by Mrs Rouark under Shenandoah Valley Attraction. A social concert at Mrs Russell's home features Kaspar on two pianos and Grace Foote, a nine year old prodigy, raising funds for the Stratford Fund. Admiral Nurton and 800 officers attend a banquet in New York broadcast by WNYC.
Announcement today of the marriage of Miss Thelma Lewis of Johnson City Tennessee to Mr J L Hauptman of Winchester Virginia. They wed quietly at 10 o clock Tuesday evening April 22 at Christ Church Millwood Clarke County with Rev B Duvall Chambers officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Lewis and the groom is the son of Mrs G M Hauptman.
Mrs Edith Hauptman returns home at Clear Brook after a stay with Mrs Joseph Cooper on Berryville Avenue. Admiral and Simpson of Baltimore will visit Major and Mrs John H Flood this weekend. Mr and Mrs James McFadden return to Parsons West Virginia after visiting town. Mrs Maynard Wisecarver and sister Mrs Hinton Jackson and their son Henkel depart by motor for Baltimore. Mr J L Carlton of Farmville Virginia is a guest at Hotel Jack. Mr E H McMichael of Washington DC is here on business. Mrs S E Smith of Springfield Massachusetts is here on business.
Reports from Shanghai and Nanking claim a bandit uprising killed 15000 Chinese in Yungyang Henan April 23 and looted and burned the town for four days. 500 townspeople were kidnapped for ransom and the town was left in ruins. Fighting also continued in Fuchow Kiangsu with Nationalist forces holding strategic positions after two days of battle and thousands wounded or sent to hospitals.
Bomb ay reports Kolapur was cleared of all Europeans including women and children after a reign of terror. Special trains guarded by troops carried refugees away. Europeans urged to leave Talegaon amid raid threats. Police say initial death toll may be lower, while frightened women reaching Poona report about 50 killed and over 400 wounded.
In testimony before a Senate lobby committee in Washington on May 8, F Scott McBride said five percent of his league cities were legislative and that the organization had not contacted President Hoover. He noted the group provided information but did not recommend prohibition appointments.
A fragmented transcript shows McBride and Caraway discussing district duties and home district work. The dialogue hints at evaluating how strictly prohibition is enforced, with evasive answers and remarks about oiling the home fires and keeping efforts going.
An old ad claims Vincl cures sleeplessness and nervousness by boosting iron and calcium. it promises quick relief and renewed energy after one dose. For 30 years doctors recommended Vincl as a liver tone aid, with Baker's Drug Store promoting the product.
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