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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1930
Page
7
An article describes the Great Andromeda Nebula as seen through photographs and telescopes. It notes its vast distance of about 900 000 light years, its spiral structure, and its status as the largest and brightest nebula observable, with details on its how it appears to naked eye versus tools.
May succeed Morrow 4 Reuben Clark of Salt Lake City cited as probable successor to Dwight W. Morrow the American ambassador to Mexico.
Seeks Football Post Francisco Cambo, Spain's rich man, has lost his voice. There is no evidence linking him to Fable. A rich young bachelor once avoided treating every feminine smile as an attempt to hook him.
A jury has been drawn for the case of Arthur G. Jones charged with embezzling from the Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mill Company. E Byrd is said to have testified, with related notes about local business and a planned move of Mrs. Harry M. Cantet to Staunton where he will supervise church duties in the Southern Methodist district.
The piling up of large quantities of Canadian grain on the market has weakened prices. Winchester Memorial Hospital received 24 346 50 dollars from Greenway and Chapel districts in Clarke county. Plans are under way to mark all battle fields in Virginia. The Great Dante performs at the Empire Theatre with the Ghost Woman attraction. Virginia ranks third in taxes collected in the South Atlantic States.
Fifteen years ago October 3 1915 reports say French forces repelled all major German assaults. Miss Elizabeth N Haiffes wed Lawrence L Fansler at Brad dock Street Methodist Church. Episcopal High beat Shenandoah Valley Academy 9 7. Dr Hunter H Mec Guire and wife attend American Academy of Ophthalmology meeting in Chicago. President Wilson to throw first ball of World Series October 9 between Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Nationals.
The will of Mrs. Belle Barrett is admitted to probate in the Corporation Court of Winchester. She leaves her estate to her two daughters Mrs. Bertha Virginia Clark and Mrs. Bessie May Newlin with household articles to other relatives. The daughters are executrices with a $3,500 bond. Will dated November 16, 1915 with court bearing date October 27.
Vera Hunt, a former sophomore class president, is now president of the college at Cedartown, Georgia. The student at Georgia State College for Women, also known as CUA, leads the institution in its current term.
Mrs Janes Rosenberger and family visited relatives near Bunker Hill West Virginia. Dor othy Orndoff home from Middletown for weekend stay. Christian Endeavor meets next Sunday at 7 pm with Clinton Barr leader. Visitors include families from Winchester and Woodstock.
The report lists numerous guests and callers in the Winchester area. Mrs. Bertha Wilson and children from near Winchester visited the Rosenberger family. Miss Eva and Bessie Perry spent time with Mrs. Ward Cadwallader. Olfi Taylor and daughter from Oppequon stopped by the Rosenbergers. Brandon Allamong of Winchester called on the Rosenbergers Tuesday evening.
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