Social and Personal Notices Highlight Local Moves and Events
The Richmond News Leader reports visits and travels of local clergy and families. Rev Reuben Marshall stays in Martinsburg area after Frankfort stay, and Angelica Didier departs for Fort Worth to head a new hospital project. Mrs Massey and Ruth return from Honolulu to Amherst Street, with many social functions honoring Didier. Church circles meet on Braddock Street, while Mrs Shelton plans winter in Winchester. Albin family relocates to Washington and Reed family returns from Niagara Falls and Toronto. Swimleys visit Urbana after a 13 year gap. Girls Auxiliary plans Halloween events at First Baptist Church. Mrs Delmar Robinson hosts a shower for Miss Frances Capper and John Rodman engagement announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelica P. Didier
Art Worth
Winchester Memory Hospital
Benjamin B. Dutton
West Boscawen Street
Texas
Didier
Shriners’ Hospital
Dallas
Tex
I. W. Cook Memorial
Fort Worth
Miss Didier
Harry D. Albin
Washington
Winchester
West Cecil Street
Albin
Mr. Albin
Frederick County
New York City
Miss Capper
H. Delmar Robinson
West Leicester Street
Frances Capper
John F. Rodman
Condition of Robert Fansler Steady in Baltimore Hospital
Word today says Robert Fansler remains in a Baltimore hospital with similar condition and has begun taking nourishment. His grandmother Mrs. W. O. Zinn and aunt Mrs. G. E. Fansler visited from here, driving to Baltimore this morning and returning tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fansler
Baltimore
W. O. Zinn
G. E. Fansler
Swanson Defends Smith Amid Tammany Ties and Religion Claims
Senator Swanson argues for Smith citing Tammany reform by Southern leaders and contrasts past Purges with current corruption cases. He condemns Vare’s Philadelphia machine and warns against religious prejudice in voting for Smith, saying a Smith presidency would have no religious bias in law.
Swanson Defends Smith on Prohibition and Religion
Senator Swanson argues Governor Smith cannot undermine prohibition, cites Supreme Court limits, and criticizes enforcement failures under Mellon. He stresses voting for Smith to uphold the Eighteenth Amendment, opposes Hoover and Republican enforcement, and urges continued Democratic support for progress and Southern gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Smith
Swanson
Republican Party
Treasury Department
Andrew Mellon
Democratic Party
Dr. Arthur Wilson Injured In Accident South of City
Dr. Arthur L. Wilson of Lynchburg Va was injured Sunday afternoon when his car was crowded off the road near Charles Town by a passing vehicle. The car skidded into a transmission pole on an embankment and he was rushed to Charles Town by motorists. He suffered severe bruises and broken teeth along with multiple pains and sprains. He had been in town tending his ill mother Mrs William L Wilson and had stayed several days before returning to Lynchburg.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Arthur L. Wilson
Lynchburg
Winchester
Wilson
Charles'Town
William L. Wilson
New Salvation Army Officers Arrive in Winchester
Comandant and Mrs. Charles Cuthbert have arrived to lead Salvation Army work in Winchester succeeding Adjutant Craig. They bring 25 years of social service and spiritual experience and previously served as probation officers in Virginia. They plan weekly services at 7.30 pm in the Court House Auditorium and 7 pm open air meetings in front of the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Mrs H H Carper’s Funeral Tomorrow
The funeral for Olive F. Carper wife of Harry H. Carper will be held at 11 o clock from her mother Nannie Creswells home 306 South Kent Street. Reverends Mitchell and Diehl will conduct services at the Methodist Episcopal Church South and interment is in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers include Holmes Mark Camillus Ernest Carper Maynard and Raymond Bayliss and Arthur McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive F. Carper
Harry H. Carper
Memorial Hospial
Nannie Creswell
South Kent Street
M. D. Mitchell
P R. Diehl
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Holmes
Mark
Camillus
Ernest Carper
Maynard
Raymond Bayliss
Arthur McFarland
Sick Convicts Set Fire To An Alabama Prison
In Huntsville Texas on October 2 a group of tuberculosis prisoners set fire to Wynne S.5 Prison Farm after guards found a tunnel under the building. The blaze destroyed the prison and four nearby structures, with the water tower collapse hindering firefighting. All 56 inmates remained accounted for with no escapes or missing persons reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Huntsville
Texas
Wynne S.3 5
Fire Prevention Week Endorsed by Mayor Shryock
Mayor F Amos Shryock of Winchester endorses Fire Prevention Week and backs J L Taylor's call for a continuous year round campaign against fire waste. The piece notes Chicago 1871 as the origin of Fire Prevention Week and urges permanent measures with civic cooperation to reduce fires and protect property and livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shryock
Coolidge Down
F. Amos Shryock
Winchester
J. L. Taylor
Virginia
Bureau of
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Francis E Rust Dies at Home Near Stephens City
Francis E. Rust died yesterday afternoon at his home near Stephens City in this county after weeks of illness due to a complication of diseases. He passed away at about 2 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Rust
Stephens City
Francis FE. Rust
County
Rust longtime resident dies at home in the Rust family graveyard
Rust aged seventy three, unmarried son of Samuel and Mary Long Rust, lived most of his life in the area. Survived by brothers George and S A Rust and sisters Annie and Emma Ruet. Funeral held at the home place at four o'clock with interment in the family graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rust
Samuel
Mary Long Rust
George
S. A. Rust
Stephens City
Annie
Emma Ruet
Guard Indicted On Murder Charge Commits Suicide
James MacGuckin, 24, a United States customs guard, indicted for murder after shooting Leo Boice, a stevedore, at Hoboken. He was found dead in a gas-filled room at his Jersey City home, the result of self-inflicted death after the incident allegedly linked to a liquor smuggling attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
James MacGuckin
United States Customs Guard
Leo Boice
MacGuckin
Boice
Hoboken
Clergyman In Motor Mishap On The Valley Pike
The Rev and Mrs H E Richardson of Reliance Virginia formerly of this city escaped serious injury in a car crash near Tom s Brook Virginia Their vehicle was struck by a man from Atlantic City New Jersey and smashed into a roadside fence and telephone pole causing major damage Both occupants suffered bruises and were returned to their home by the motorist. the wrecked car remained at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Richardson
Reliance
United Brethren Church
Tom's Brook
Atlantic City N. J
Political Speakers On The Ether Waves Tonight
New York reports radio programs with Democratic Dr Henry Van Dyke on WEAF NBC at 10 30 p m and nationwide 38 stations. Republicans Jeremiah Milbank Charles Hayden and Mrs Charles H Sabin air at 8 30 over WOR and 21 CBS network stations. Former Senator James Wadsworth and H Edmund Machold join at 9 30 over WJZ and eastern NBC stations extending to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Henry van Dyke
WEAF
National Broadcasting Company
Jeremiah Milbank
Charles Hayden
Charles H. Sabin
WOR
Columbia Broadcasting Chain
Kansas City
James Wadsworth
H. Edmund Machold
WJZ
Missouri Editor Found Dead in Home Bathroom
Jefferson City Missouri October 3 W R Hollister fifty editor of the Jefferson City Capital News committed death by his own action at his home. His body was found in the bathroom today. No note explaining his action was found. Hollister was a well known figure in national Democratic circles having served as secretary to Senator William J Stone for almost twenty years and as secretary of the Democratic National Committee for eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jefferson City
W. R. Hollister
Hindu Mystic to Attend Rotary Club Luncheon
Punjab reports a Hindu mystic visiting for an engagement at the Colonial Theatre to demonstrate Hindu art sleight of hand and hypnotism with a special musical program. A large Rotarian attendance is expected at the luncheon tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punjab
Colonial Theatre
Rotary Club
Famous Flyer Supports Hoover for President in Oklahoma Tour
Senator Robinson arrived in Claremore with Oklahoma party leaders and spoke on religion as a paramount issue while in Tulsa he addressed farm relief and Republican prosperity. He also challenged former Senator Owen over his Democratic stance citing a Congressional Record speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Oklahoma
Claremore
Smith
Tulsa
Nobert L. Owen
Smith-Robbinson
Owen
Richinson
Congressional
Three Thousand Cans of Opium Seized on Incoming Steamer
New York Oct 3 three thousand cans of opium valued at 1 500 000 were seized on the Dollar line steamer President Harrison docking at Jersey City. Customs officials call it the largest opium seizure in an eastern port. Four Chinese crew members including the boatswain were arrested for attempting to smuggle. The line faces a potential fine of 600 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dollar Line
President Harrison
Jersey City
Steamship Company
More Recognition For Laity Favored
The Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren Church held in session in Hagerstown Maryland urged greater recognition of the laity and women. Bishop William T. Bell of Harrisburg presided and spoke on the theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
World series to be broadcast by two radio systems
All games of the world series will be aired by two radio chains, starting Thursday. The New York game airs at 1:10 p.m. and the St. Louis game at 2:10 p.m. eastern time. Graham McNamee and Phillip Carlin will host for NBC, while the Columbia System assigns Major A Andrew White and Ted Hussing to provide the play by play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
St. Louis
Graham McNamee
Phillip Carlin
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia System
A. Andrew White
Ted Hussing
Sharp Break In Stock Market Overcome Partly
New York authorities report the stock market broke sharply today on selling spurred by a larger than expected rise in stock exchange member loans. The market then made irregular recovery as pool operations resumed amid ongoing trading activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Aspirants Delay Meet with Voters at Local Eateries
The article notes candidates may greet many voters by waiting near hot egg stands and gas stations, suggesting informal outreach routes rather than formal events. It emphasizes accessibility and the potential reach in everyday public spaces.
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Methodist Episcopal Church Utc
Frankfort
William Impson
South Bradock Street
Shenandoah
Martinsburg
Taunton
Massey
Honolulu
William P. Massey
Ruth Massey
Hawaii
Arthur Farley
Boston
Mass
Amherst Street
San Francisco
East
Farley
States
R. Williams
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
S. R. Williams
Shelton
J. L. Shelton
Richmond
Edmund Benson
W. R.pulyear
Richmond News-Leader
M. T. Reed
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Can
Buffalo
Rochester
Watkins Glen
N. Y
Philadelphia
William Reed
John H. Swimley
Urbana
Ohio
Mr. Swimley
R.M. Swimley
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Jones
4Ikbua Loon Shoes
Wilbur Coon
Huntsberry
Evelyn Black
Woodbine
Loudoun Street
Miss Black
John F. Rodman, Jr
Harry R. Kern
Bud Helm
The
Potomac Edison Company
Stark Smith
Staunton, Va
Western Union Telegraph Company
Thomson Sowers
Stone Bridge
Samuel Burgess
Strasburg
George Rodman
Charles Cross
Hilda
Sadie Forney
Lucy Elizabeth Forney
Gratchen Cross
Robert A. Berry
J. S. Bucher
Reading
C. S. Hartman
Verna Bucher
Richard Lee Page
Mr. Page
Henry Cabell Page
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Grayson Dashiell
William Beverlys
Valley of Virginia
Tammany
Samuel J. Tilden
Tweed
Daugherty
Senate
Hoover
Vare
Senator Swanson
Arthur Wilson
Salvation Army
H. H. Carper
Carter
Missouri
Rotary Meet
A. W. Chase Co
A. W. Chase, M. D
DR. A. W. Chase Company, Inc
8Rd St
van Alst Ave
Long Island City
ENNA _ JETTICK Health Shoe
Jean
Iff
Red
Cohen
Lovett Bros
George Washington Hotel
Davis
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