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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1930
Page
3
Social and personal items for the department may be mailed or brought to the social reporter, Mrs. Head P. Miller, who will be at the office between 4 p.m. and for the sending day.
Winchester Presbyterians plan motor trips to Charlottesville for the Southern Presbyterian General Assembly opening tomorrow. Delegates from Winchester Presbytery include Rev. J A Reeley, Rev A B Mann, Judge Kump, and Charles Phillips.
Miss Lillian Anderson superintendent of Winchester Memorial Hospital and Mrs. Ruth Anderson president of the Nurses Alumni Association left by motor for Virginia Beach Virginia to attend as delegates the nurses state meeting held there this week.
Miss Margaret Rogers returns to Middletown from Norfolk and Richmond after serving as delegate to the Grand Chapter session in Norfolk. Social notes report attendees at Baptist missionary and Red Men events, graduations, and visits across Winchester, Richmond, and Baltimore with several local residents named.
Millwood notes report Louise Davis and others active in recent social and church events. Delegates to a convention stayed with locals or at nearby hotels. Berryville and Winchester hosts feature in transportation and welfare. Engagements include weddings, travel to Richmond, and Confederate graves rites led by Frank Wray with local families noted. Ensign Joseph Carson visits, and a Colorado Springs trip precedes return to Norfolk.
Highview notes a large turnout at the funeral of Mrs. J. R. Hughes held at Refuge last Thursday. Memorial services are planned at Refuge on Sunday May 25 at 3 o clock, with community attendance expected. Friends and relatives visit and share news of illness and recoveries in the area.
At the London Naval Conference Senator Reid disclosed that Australia and New Zealand threatened not to sign a treaty for 218 inch gun cruisers and would build their own to avoid Japan unsettling the balance.
Mrs W Joos reports her 10 year old daughter had no appetite until Vincl was given. The ad claims Vincl supplies iron calcium and cod liver peptone, improves sleep and appetite, with a tasty taste and quick results, sold at Baker's Drug Store.
Column reflects on Charles Lindbergh not claiming a new speed record for a cross continental flight, noting that simply crossing the country faster than any before is a historic record in itself.
Public auction in Winchester Virginia at 12 o clock Saturday June 7 1930 offers 282 acre Shenandoah Valley estate along the Valley Turnpike south of Middletown adjoining Larrick Brumback and others. The property features a brick mansion and barn once home to Charles W Heater. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds a deed of trust on the property and insurance policy on the buildings. M M Lynch trustee. Duvall Dunn auctioneers.
Public auction set for 11 o clock A M in Winchester Virginia. The 126 acre tract near Parkins Mill and Buffalolick Road includes a house outbuildings two wells and running water with 500 bearing apple trees and 200 bearing pear trees. One third cash the rest in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall. August 17 notice.
Trust sale notice for 33 acre land known as the Sier property near Winchester Virginia. Auction set for June 7 1930 at 11 am in front of the court house with W K Henderson as current owner and Duvall Dunn as auctioneers. Purchaser to pay two yearly installments secured by deed of trust and fire insurance.
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia Fannie H Crum seeks a divorce from bed and board on desertion. The defendant O H Crum is declared nonresident and must appear within ten days after notice. The order requires weekly publication for four weeks in the Evening Star and posting at the courthouse and mailing to the defendant. Deputy Clerk Warren Rite.
Notice in the Circuit Court of pee peaks' County Virginia fixes May 28 1930 for execution of a court order reference in the Fogle estate matter. It directs a Commissioner to report on real and personal property heirs and beneficiaries and to settle accounts of Executors and Administrators. Creditors must prove claims. hearings may adjourn if not completed.
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