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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1930
Page
3
Magnificent Rose Hill home destroyed by fire in Virginia Valley
Mrs W BR Massie loses an historic colonial mansion along with an antique furniture collection and prized gardens on the Jefferson highway between Waynesboro and Charlot. The 20 room frame mansion stood among Langhorne and Rose Hill estates and was among the state’s oldest houses. Also reported: Miss Vir Bywaters marries Mr Kremer at Stephens City with reception plans and updates on related weddings, DAR meetings, and local parish events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. Massie
Winchester
Clarke County
W. Ames
Virginia
Rose Hill
Valley
Waynesboro
Gordon Smith
Cravenee
R. O. Orman
New York
Langhorne
Lady Aster
Local Marriages And Birthday Dinner Highlights
Announcement reports the marriage of Mrs Imogene Avis Palmer to Dr Byron Hurst in Santa Barbara California on September 9 at the bride’s son in law and daughter Delbert and wife in Santa Barbara. Dr Hurst a San Francisco native will reside at 115 West Arrellago Street Santa Barbara. Also noted is a birthday dinner for Miss Mary Bell Lonas at the home of Mr and Mrs O G Lonas in Winchester with many relatives present. Petrie recovering from appendectomy at Memorial Hospital and back at Shepherd College in Shepherdstown W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Walters
Regina Haines
Martinsburg
W. Va
United Brethren Church
George W. Stover
Charles H. Haines
John W. Walters
Bevitt Haines
Lou Bradshaw
Hile
Washington
Walters
Winchester
Imogene Avis Palmer
Harrisonburg
Byron Hurst
Santa Barbara
Cal
Delbert D. Smith
James L. Avis
Payne Avis
California
Jefferson County
Hurst
San Francisco
West Arrellago Street
Charles Smith
Bruce Lineberg
Walter Lonas
Thomas Knighting
Lola Stotler
Frances Lonas
Helen Jenkins
Jesse Stotler
Fred Stotler
Harry Cain
Elsie Lineberg
Mervill Lineberg
Kenneth Lineberg
Ralph Wisecarver
Kathleen Lonas
Berkele County
William Harrison Malone
Grace Virginia Clark
D. Clark
Virginia
Malone
Luther Malone
Lebanon Church
Shenandoah County
Huntsberry Shoes Promise Comfort From Start
An ad urges buyers to try Huntsberry footwear claiming immediate comfort and proper fit. It contrasts old painful shoes with new models and promises a fit guarantee or the shoes won’t be sold. The copy targets pep pride and profit in shoe purchase decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsberry
Dinner Party Hosted by Clevengers in the County
Mr. and Mrs. Clevenger entertained at their county home with a Sunday dinner on October 5 honoring friends. Guests included William Taylor and family from Welltown, Bessie Thornton of Winchester, Wilbur Renner and family from Kernstown, George H. Miller and George R. Miller Jr. and families from Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevenger
Lohr Clevenger
William Taylor
Nancy
Helen
Lera Lenox
Welltown
Bessie Thornton
Winchester
Wilbur Renner
Virginia
Samuel
Kernstown
George H. Miller
George R. Miller, Jr
Jennie
Louise Robert
Leonard
Stephenson
Returns From Visit At Carter Home
Miss Mary Hobson has returned to her home on the Three Chapter road near Richmond after visiting Miss Susan Carter at Rosney the summer home of her parents Mr and Mrs Spencer Carter in Clarke county. Miss Carter will return to Richmond October 15. Mrs Carter will remain at Rosney till the latter part of October. Mr Paul C Weaver of Hagerstown Md is spending time here on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Mary Hobson
Three Chapt. Road
Richmond
Susan Carter
Rosney
Spencer Carter
Clarke County
Miss Carter
Mrs. Carter
Paul C. Weaver
Hagerstown, Md
Steele and Wife Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John M Steele of Stephens City celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at a family gathering held at their home on October 7 1889. Dorothy Keene Washington DC their son C R Steele of Charleston SC and their daughter Alva Steele attended noting Mr Steele long held civic roles and business leadership including Steele and Dinges and People's Bank Inc. He served on church and civic boards and was once a Star correspondent for Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Steele
Stephens City
Dorothy Keene
Washington, D. C
Steele and Dinges
People’s Bank Inc
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
the Star
Flapers Ball to Feature Marylanders at Apollo Hall
Cards are in for the seventh annual Flapers Ball at Apollo Hall Martinsburg Virginia Monday night October 13. The Marylanders are set to perform as the dancing draw with Shenandoah Valley Attractions manager M H Rouark guiding the orchestra.
Terrific Foxx Drive Sparks Athletics in 2-0 Win Over Cards
In Philadelphia the Athletics beat the St Louis Cardinals 2-0 as Joe Foxx delivered a game changing homer with Mickey Cochrane aboard. Lefty Grove earned the win, Earnshaw started for the Cardinals, completing seven innings before Grimes yielded the decisive blow in the ninth. The crowd of 38,844 witnessed a dramatic finish as Foxx's long ball broke a pitchers duel and put Philadelphia one win from the World Championship with two games left in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Birds
Cardinals
A's
Grimes
Foxx
al Simmons
Cochrane
Big Burleigh
Connie Mack
Big Jimmy
Cardinal
Simmons
Cardinal Rooters
Philadelphia
Big George Earnshaw
Grove
Mack
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Shibe Park
Revolt Report Spreads Across Para and Brazil
AP reports confirmation the Brazilian revolt spread to Para state as Pan American Airways field manager Nash barricades in Para city hotel for 36 hours. Leaders predict triumph with 80,000 troops marching on Rio de Janeiro and nine states in revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Juan
Porto Rico
Para
Pan-American Airways
John C. Nash
Nash
Pan-American
Montevideo
Uruguay
Rio de Janeiro
Washington Luis
Rio Grande Do Sul
Santa Caterina
Parana
Minas Geraes
Piauhy
Ceara
Rio de Norte
Parahuba
Pernambuco
Francisco Flores da Cunha
Sao Paulo
General de Cunha
Washington
Brazil
The Test of Our Government and Social Ideals
A speaker urges resilience of American institutions and ideals amid global turmoil. He notes more young men and women engage in civic life than thirty years ago and stresses that institutions grow from history and cannot be abandoned without chaos. He calls for following destiny with confidence.
Hoover warns against government overreach and class privilege
President Hoover delivers a speech stressing national institutions must be protected and that open opportunities uplift individuals. He argues science and education empower the common man, warns that government in business erodes liberty, and urges states to retain responsibilities to defend self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Dan
Grand jury bound over George Snyder in fatal crash case
The court ordered George Snyder held for the grand jury on $2,500 bond after testimony from witnesses about his sobriety at a dance and the car crash involving Mrs. Walter and John Johnson. Snyder denied drinking and claimed bad weather and low lights contributed to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Snyder
Jordan Springs
Lee Fisher
Grim
Fisher
Johnson
Sue Schlack
Virginia Barnett
Charles Shewbridge
Helen Buckley
Mrs. Walter
Kern
Weems
Hollis
Tributes Paid by Thousands at Funeral Cortege
Thousands gathered to honor the dead in a funeral procession for the R 101 disaster victim as investigators probe stowaway presence and the crash sequence. A woman’s shoe found amid the debris deepens the mystery of survivor counts and the airship’s missing crew. Pieces of metal scattered miles from the crash site prompt questions about structural failure and ignition before impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
A. V. Holt
Harry Leach
Earth
Beauvais
Church
Royal Airship Works
National Day of Mourning Declared for Victims
Amid the probe into the tragedy Premier Tardieu proclaimed a national day of mourning for the victims. Bodies laid in a hall were moved to coffins and carried from Allonne to Beauvais then to the city hall. Bishop Lesenne will say a mass in the cathedral before the deceased are taken to Boulogne for final rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tardieu
Beauvais
Allonne
Lesenne
Boulogne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ur Mra Tagbeile Miller
Vir Bywaters
Mr. Kremer
Pargoun
Church of
Chesapeake and Potomac
Handley High School
Kremer
Luther C. Kremer
Fair Play
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Loudoun Manor
John W.W. North
South Loudoun Street
Miss Bywaters
Mr. Walters
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
John H. Rosenberger
West Boscawen Street
Rosenberger
Warren Rice
Vernon Eddy
Howard Cather
Michael Collins
H. T. Busey
William Henshaw
Lawrence Augustina Washington
Children of the American Revolution
Robert D. Johnston
White Post
Mount Vernon Association
Aquia
Fredericksburg
Bishop Brennan
McKee
Mary Dusty Anderson
Ursula O’leary
Mary McFadden
Ae. Petrie
Richard Petrie
Memorial Host
Sherdstown
Shepherd College
Mr . Petrie
Kenneth Petrie
R. L. Petrie
John Kern
Trovellus Clark
Mabel
Dorsey Strother
Joseph Cooley
Ile
Martha Adams
Elmer
John Triplett
Siler
Elon Shank
Cross Junction
Robert Hutzler
Glengary
Robert Engle
Bangor
C. P. McVicar
Edward C. Goss
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Clarence Grim
National Avenue
Church of Christ
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of Confederacy
L. H. Stokes
West Leicester Street
Verona Morris
High View Va
H. M. Patton
Pittsburgh, Pa
George Washington Hotel
John D. McConnell
Harrisburg, Pa
Robert Y. Conrad
George Hardesty
Berryville
Reynolds Green
Harold Sowers
Paul Braithwaite
Fred Whitacre
Max Braithwaite
Lester H. Morgan
Mason Snapp
Johnson City
Tenn
Leslie Snagp
Macks
By Alan Gould
Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal
Warren County
Helen Brown
Virginia Jenkins
Martinsburg, W. Va
Mrs
Re Jenkins
Dodge Street
Mr. Samuel Weaver
Miss Vivian Weaver
Duncan, Pa
Miss Pearl Brown
South Kent Street
Carl Shutts
Gray Avenue
Thomas Smiley
J. 8. Smiley
Dover, N. H
Lula
Sadie Lindamood
Edward Ambrose
Luther Hottel
Sharpsburg
Antietam
Congress
Getulio Vargas
Julio Prestes
Lindolf Collor
Argentina
Buenos Aires
George Snyder
GRAND
Justa’ Ward
Enna Jettick Shoes
Ana Jeto
Daa. Foot
Enna Jettion
Enna Jettick
ENNA
Lovett. Bros
Winchester, Vay
France
Paris
Margaret Hodgson
George Washington
Goodyear
W. A. Buncutter & Son
Albin, VA
Ort Beith
St. Paul's Cathedral
Betsy Ross
Hotel Jack Coffee
the Apple Gift Shop
Gold Medal Flour Inc
W. T. House
Winchester Flour & Feed CO
Cumberland Valley Elevator
Kaufman’s
Kroc
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