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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1932

Page

3

Winchester Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings

A busy schedule lists American Legion Lions Club Kiwanis Rotary and church groups meeting through the week. Notable events include Miss Eliza Tucker engagement news and a Rosemont Club dance with Dan Gregory and His Victor Recording Orchestra at Apollo Hall Martinsburg.

Rosemont Club Warner Brothers Apollo Hall Martinsburg W. Vas Shenandoah Valley Dan Gregory Victor Recording Orchestra Roy A. Harrison

Apple Blossom Festival Princess Marries in Capital Church

Miss Geraldine Virginia Jacoby wed John Edward Walsh III in St. Martin's Church Washington on Saturday evening. The ceremony featured baritone Joseph O'Lone and cellist June Zebley with Rev M J Riordan officiating. The bride wore white satin with Irish point lace and orange blossom veil, escorted by her father William R. Jacoby. The couple plan a northern wedding trip and will reside in Rhode Island Gardens after November 1.

Winchester Washington Geraldine Virginia Jacoby John Edward Walsh St. Martin's Church M. J. Riordan Joseph O’lone June Zebley William Weber William R. Jacoby Mary Calman Donald T. Stevens Margaret Weber Allan McCoy West Orange N. J Frank McKenna James Cavanaugh Kennedy- Warren Mrs. Walsh Rhode Island Gardens

Skyline Drive Opened? Delay Sought for Road Opening

A Virginia and national party inspection near Skyland discussed opening the 40 mile Skyline Drive across the Blue Ridge. Governor Pollard and officials urged immediate opening, though the National Park Service opposed until land on both sides is acquired. The group totaled about 500, with attendees from Norfolk, Richmond, Charlottesville, Roanoke, Luray, Winchester, Harrisonburg, Elkton, Lynchburg, Alexandria and Washington.

Park Service Shenandoah National Park Bureau of Public Roads Park Blue Ridge Richmond Washington Skyland William E. Carson Virginia Conservation and Development Commission Federal Bureau of Good Roads National Park Service Carson Cv Inary Department George Freman Pollock Sky'anu Thornton’s Gap Wilbur National Park Horace Albright Pollard E R. Combs William Meade Fletcher Corporation Commission Adj Waller Morrisett John J. Williams House of Delegates J. H. Bradford Carter Wormeley Virginia Laureatte John R. Saunders Rufus Roberts Culpeper Phillip Williams Winchester Jude A C. Carson Riverton Bristow Lem Smith Charlottesville Norfolk Roanoke Luray Harrisonburg Elkton Lynchburg Alexandria

Metropolitan Life Officials Gather for Hagerstown Dinner

About 80 officials and representatives of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company attended a dinner and meeting Friday evening, September 30, at Hotel Dagmar in Hagerstown Maryland. William H Hartman of the Hagerstown district acted as toastmaster with Baltimore officers present and Martinsburg and Winchester agents joining from Martinsburg 115 and seven from Winchester. Music Lovers Club Meeting Put Off to Friday Evening. Martha Glenn of Wardensville West Virginia visiting Winchester has returned home.

Burr Fletcher Washington Margaret Fletcher Virginia Avenue Guy Fletcher Winchester Fletcher Cecil O’rear Ametropolitian Life Insurance Company Music Lovers’ Club Frank L. Buckley South Stewart Street Martha Glenn Wardensville W. Va

Virginia readers greet returning residents from various towns

Mrs. Charles R. White and daughter Elizabeth White return to Baltimore from The Plains Virginia after time with Mr and Mrs Fairfax Harrison. Mrs Paul M Haldeman comes home to Evendale Front Royal road after teaching substitute in Harrisonburg State Teachers College. Miss Mary Sartelle and Mrs E B Sartelle visit from Alexandria and South Loudoun street then return. Mrs Thomas Nelson Carter back from abroad to her Boyce area home Clarke county then winter in Richmond. Mrs Lawrence D Tyson of Knoxville Tenn widow of Senator Tyson visits Scaleby Boyce with son in law Kenneth Gilpin.

Margaret Hansch North Braddock Street Eliza Tucker Thomas 8 Ferguson Washington Miss Tucker Martha Tucker Virginia Anne Huntsberry Selene Calvert Helen Buckley Constance Buckley Clara Beery Margaret Richards Meda Dick Georgia Conrad Jane Mudd Rosalie Nelson Edward P. Browning Charles J. Blair I. Fred Stine William Trenholm Virginia Society Aline Wise Macy Josiah Macy Morristown N. J Hovey C. Clark Judge Clark Thomas C. Clark Evanstown Ill Miss Macy Elizabeth Wise Baltimore John W. Frick Duchesse de Richelieu Foxcroft School Mir Wilmers William Holland Wilmer Clarke County Ryton Millwood W. H. Wilmer, Jr Billy Thomas A. Scott Miriam Scott Charles R. White Elizabeth T. White the Plains Fairfax Harrison Paul M. Haldeman Evendale Front Royal Road Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College Gladys Good Mary Sartelle St. Agnes’ Episcopal School Alexandria E. B. Sartelle South Loudoun Street Elizabeth Schmidt Thomas L. Schmidt Thomas Nelson Carter Virginia Boyce Franklin Street Richmond Lawrence D. Tyson Knoxville, Tenn Senator Tyson Kenneth N. Gilpin

Suit to attach personal property of McKay in Frederick County Virginia

Clerk's notice in Frederick County Virginia court. Winchester Seed Company sues Mrs. A A McKay and Mrs. Walter Boyd to attach McKay's personal property to recover 35.99 dollars plus interest from October 1 1931 and costs. Court orders publication for four weeks in Winchester Evening Star and posting at the courthouse by October 17 1932 with notice to appear within ten days.

A. A. McKay Walter Boyd Frederick Virginia Winchester Seed Company Inc Winchester Evening Star Tse Cay

Public sale of house and lot in Winchester Virginia

Special Commissioner in Chancery will auction that brick dwelling and lot at 317 South Kent Street Winchester Virginia on Saturday October 22 1932 at 11 am. Property frontages 40 feet by 110 feet depth. Terms: one third cash and two equal annual installments with interest, deed of trust and insurance policy. Bond of purchaser required. Clerk Megages Clark M. Smith.

Winchester Virginia Percy D. Miller Miller and Anderson Frank C. Campbell County Court House South Kent Street Kent Street H. K. Benham I. Clark M. Smith Harry K. Benham Corporation Court City of Megages Clark M. Smith Sninenao Lola V. Holsinger Corporation Baltimore and Ohio Yost T. Russell Cather Dunn & Duvall

Public sale notices for Winchester property and Frederick court suit

Public sale announced for 319 North Kent Street Winchester Va a desirable 40 foot lot with a frame house known as the Yost home to be sold October 15 1932. Terms one third cash balance in two annual installments. Also a Frederick County suit to settle Harry L Suggett estate seeks sale of about 75 acres near Hayfield and requires nonresident defendants to appear within ten days and publication in The Evening Star.

Circuit Court County of Frederick Luther Pannett Harry H Usgatt S. Olive V. Fletcher Levi 8. Fletcher Pearl Tyler A. M. Tyler Vivian DeHaven Mary Wood Marshall Wood Carrie L. Suggett Carrie L Suggett Harry L. Suggett Hayfield Frederick County Virginia A. M Tyler Vivian DeHaven Mary Wood Marshall Wood Evening Star Winchester Court House Bessie Brannon

Fasteeth Powder Ad and Virginia partition suit notice

A Fasteeth powder advertisement claims no pasty taste and keeps false teeth steady. Separate legal notice from Frederick County Circuit Court, Virginia orders Ethel S. Westwater to appear in a partition suit over lands from Dr. E B Smoke and Angelina Smoke. Publication required weekly for four weeks and posting at the courthouse.

Baker’s Drug Store Peoples Service Stores Virginia Circuit Court Frederick County Edgar I. Smoke Ethel S. Westwater E. B. Smoke Angelina Smoke of Virginia Martinsburg West Virginia Frederick

Mrs. Fannie Armel Passes After Illness in Winchester

Mrs. Fannie Armel of 608 South Loudoun Street died Saturday night in Winchester Memorial Hospital after seven weeks of illness. She was 79 and widowed of James Armel. Survived by daughter Mrs. Eliza Hockman and niece Mrs. Jack Vardo. Funeral at First Christian Church Tomorrow at 3 PM, Rev. R. L. Williamson to officiate. burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Fannie Armel South Loudoun Street James Armel Winchester Memorial Hospital Armel Jack Vardo Seventeenth Street N. W. Washington Arme First Christian Church South Braddock West Clifford Streets R. L. Williamson Mount Hebron Cemetery

Court appoints Special Commissioner in Luttrell estate case

In Frederick County Circuit Court the case J W Luttrell v J W Luttrell et al appoints Harry K Benham as Special Commissioner to report on property, liens, values, heirs, partition possibilities, creditor claims, and account settlements for Randolph T and Harriet L Luttrell. Notice by weekly publication in The Evening Star is required before proceeding.

V. J. W. Luttrell Randolph T. Luttrell Botha G. Dailey Rouss Avenue Winchester Virginia Harry K. Benham Randolph T Luttrell Harriet L Luttrell L. H. Ashton Et Ux Luttrell T L. Luttrell Circuit Court Frederick County Harriet L. Luttrell

Digestive Relief Tip With Salt And Water

Drink plenty of water with a pinch of salt to ease digestion. If bloated with gas, use a spoon of Adlerika to wash out both stomach and bowel and relieve gas. Baker's Drug Store, adv.

Baker's Drug Store

Also Mentioned on This Page

American Legionary Lions’ Club George Washington Hotel Needlework Guild G. C. Rose Little Theatre Organization Handley Library Auditorium Kiwanis Club The United Brethren Church Grace Lutheran Church Rotary Club American Legion Post Geo. Washington Hotel Young People's Choir Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Christian Endeavor Society Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church District of Columbia Board of Commissioners District of Columbia the Star Loudoun Street Girls’ Athletic Association West Piccadilly Street George Inskip Stephens City A. R. Lichliter Valley Avenue Handley High School Cameron Street Capital Huntsberry Skyline Drive Mr. Carson County of Frederick Winchester Seec Company, Inc M. M. Lynch, P. Q Fasteeth C. Brannon Harrison & Harrison, P. Q J. W. Luttrell Eotha G.dailey Eotha G. Dailey Chancery the Commercial & Savings Bank Wamage VOSS R. M. Swimley Soqy Wast Nave’s Style Shop Cor Loudoun and Boscawen St Selby Sorority N. Main St Shenandoah Valley National Bank Margaret L Hodgson Lovett
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