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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1927

Page

3

Social and Personal Notes From Winchester Area

Balmy spring days draw tourists to the lower Shenandoah Valley with many guests staying at The Elms. Readers learn of arrivals from New Jersey to Florida, engagements and marriages in Winchester, and local visits by residents and servicemen.

Shenandoah Valley The Elms Valley Pike Lewis K. Dodd Glenn Ridge N. J T. O. Jones West Palm Beach Fla G. H. Collins F. E. Thompson Newark N. Y D. B. Bernays John N. Pickering East Orange

Winchester Needlework Guild branches out in Winchester

The Winchester branch of the Needlework Guild of America organized March 21 by Mrs. Wilson of Philadelphia outlines its program and aims. Officers are President Mrs. D. W. Ritenour Vice President Mrs. C. B. Organ Secretary Mrs. W. L. Cauthorne and Treasurer Miss Lily Grum. Members donate yearly two garments or household linens or money from 25 cents to 25 dollars. Goods go to District Nurse Association American Red Cross Winchester Memorial Hospital and church societies. The guild invites every Winchester woman to be a member or director.

Winchester Needlework Guild of America Wilson Philadelphia D. W. Ritenour C. B. Organ W. L. Cauthorne Lily Grum Guild

DAR Chapter Meets at Miss McDonald's in Berryville

The Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution holds its regular May meeting at 8:30 tomorrow afternoon at Miss Rose McDonald's Berryville residence. Officers will be elected and reports from Continental Congress attendees will be presented by chapter members. Hosts are Mrs. Warren Rice, Mrs. Samuel D. O'Neal, and Mrs. C Vernon Eddy.

PD. A. R

Snapp to Discuss Paper At Dental Meeting

Dr. R. B. Snapp traveled to Virginia Beach for the Virginia State Dental Association convention at the Cavalier Hotel. He is on the program to discuss a paper by Dr. Richard C. Walden of Richmond on Pathogenic Occlusion and expects to return Friday.

Snapp R. B. Snapp Virginia Beach Virginia State Dental Association Cavalier Hotel Richard C. Walden Richmond

Richards declares candidacy for House of Delegates

Boyd R. Richards announces his bid for the House of Delegates subject to the Democratic primary on August 2 1927.

House of Delegates Boyd R. Richards

Realizing Sales General in Stock Market

New York trading on May 10 saw a broad move to realizing sales as prices became irregular after earlier firmness. Short selling added pressure as call money rose to 4 percent following about 20 million dollars in loans called. Total volume approached 1.5 million shares.

New York

Mother's Day Program at United Brethren Church

One of Winchester's prettiest Mother's Day programs was presented at the United Brethren Church last Sunday in connection with Mothers Day observances and the Young People's Anniversary Rally. The program opened with scripture and prayers from the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Christian Endeavor and featured songs. The Junior Endeavor presented Mother Goose and Her Missionary Band with members portraying Mother Goose characters in missionary work. An organ and piano duet by E V Hodges and Miss Mary Cather followed, with a quartet including Garnett Hamrick, Mary Cather, Carl Cather and Harold Edwards providing music.

Winchester United Brethren Church Christian Endeavor Mother Goose E. V. Hodges Mary Cather Garnett Hamrick Carl Cather Harold Edwards

Open Gate Pageant Enthralls with Orchestra Splendor

The Senior Endeavorers presented The Open Gate pageant with a beautiful performance. A large orchestra supplied music that enhanced the program and added charm to the service.

Colby Seeks Divorce in Paris as Malities Await

Bainbridge Colby former American secretary of state is pursuing a divorce in Paris. He has authorized attorneys to institute proceedings and the case will be filed once formalities are fulfilled.

Paris

Twelve More Bodies Are Found In Wrecked Mine

The Everettsville mine in Fairmont West Virginia, wrecked by an explosion ten days earlier, recovered twelve more bodies bringing the known dead to 72 with 25 miners still missing. Most unaccounted workers are thought to be in flooded sections or areas sealed after a fire.

Associated Press Fairmont W. Va Everettsville

Miss El Del Johnson Wins Beauty Contest at K S A C

Farmers mingle among the audience as Miss El Del Johnson of Olsburg Kansas wins first place in a Kansas State Agricultural College beauty contest in Manhattan. Her Scandinavian heritage is noted by reporters.

The Associated Press Manhattan Kas Kansas State Agricultural College Miss Johnson Olsburg

French Plane Crew Clear Charleston Yard For Search North Atlantic

French naval tugs cleared Charleston navy yard to hunt as far north as Sable Island. The English Channel was combed from Cherbourg as destroyers submarine chasers and seaplanes began a search for Captain Nungesser and Francois Coll after their White Bird was eight hours overdue. Reports of sightings were sparse and unconfirmed amid fog and anxious crowds in New York and Paris cheered the possible safe landing.

Charleston Navy Yard Sable Island English Channel Cherbourg France Nungesser New York Frenc North Atlantic Atlantic Paris Charles Nungesser Francois Coll Newfoundland Rockland Gloucester Mass Navy Yard Boston Coast Guard Portland Modoc Halifax Montauk Point Byrd New. York George Neville Richard Floyd Bennett America Coli Bert Acosta Bennett Byrd Coud White Bird Coll

Death and Destruction Plague Plains Across Nation

Reports from Fort Pierre to Denver describe flooding and blizzards marooning trains and autos. Rescue crews search for stranded children Glen Holder and George Holmes as agencies warn of continued cold and dangerous conditions.

Walls Collapse at Lous Department Store in Chicago

In a busy hour on May 9 a crowd of about fifty employees and customers fled as walls of the four story Lous Department Store on Chicago’s West Side tottered and fell into a dusty debris pile less than a story high. The structure’s weak supports prompted the collapse sending onlookers scrambling for safety.

Associated Press Chicago Lous Department

Store Collapse Traps Workers as Shoppers Flee

Amid a building collapse caused by adjacent excavations, Louis Golsblatt urged evacuation while Samuel Miller guided buggies to safety. Two injured and one missing were reported as workers searched ruins, and chaos spread with relatives and customers filling the streets.

Louis Golsblatt Samuel Miller

Last Rites Held For W. H. Lineburg At Walnut Springs

W. H. Lineburg of Frederick County died May 7 following double pneumonia. Born February 1861, the Strasburg resident owned a grist and cider mill at Oranda and worked in the orchard business with J. G. W. Lineburg. Survived by four brothers P P Lineburg of Strasburg Co I and J M Lineburg of Clary G W Lineburg of Mine Bank. Funeral services were held May 9 at Walnut Springs Christian Church with Rev J D Hamaker officiating. Burial followed at Oranda cemetery.

Strasburg Liana Hampson Lineburg Frederick County G. W. Lineburg Lineburg John Sarah Blick Lineburg Shenandoah County Oranda J. G. W. Lineburg Mr. Lineburg

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