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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1935
Page
3
The article notes Father Martin returning to his childhood town for a nostalgic visit. He plans to meet longtime friends and parishioners, reflecting on his early life and spiritual journey during the stop.
The Rev Father Thomas B Martin former Roanoke pastor traveled to Martinsburg W Va visiting relatives before resuming duties. Mrs Henry D Flood and daughter Eleanor reside at the Shoreham for winter with Miss Flood a debutante. Other items include shower for Mrs Miller Lynn Edinburg golden wedding for Mr and Mrs W A Hisey and other city news.
Community events list weekly activities from churches lodges and clubs in Winchester. Activities include choir practices Rotary Club luncheon Daughters of Confederacy Girl Scouts American Legion Armistice Day planning and a Stephens City high school dance with ex service members invited.
Miss Josephine Putney Dame, of Upperville Virginia, will marry Daniel Dulany DeButts of Ayrshire Virginia in Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church Baltimore on November 93. Her sister Elizabeth Lee Dame will be maid of honor with bridesmaids including Mrs Farrand Flowers of Washington and several Baltimore and Richmond residents. Mrs Dame Jr mother Mrs Duncan K Brent has returned to Ruxton after a year in Europe visiting the Brent family in Jerusalem.
Mr. F B Hutchinson son of Dr W F Hutchinson dentist who practiced here over 40 years ago is stopping in town en route to Woodstock Va to visit relatives He is connected with the government service at Old Point Comfort and now lives in Portsmouth The elder Hutchinson, 79, enjoys good health and sends regards to old friends and memories from South Cameron street.
W M Manny Johnson 35 late of Winchester was convicted at Berryville yesterday on three charges and sent on to the grand jury on two more after a rampage in the Blue Ridge mountains near Berry post office Sunday night. He faced assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill and received fines and jail terms for drunken driving carrying concealed weapons and profane language. Officers testified he fired a gun at Bud Carroll’s home missing Carroll and entering a room where Mrs Carroll and four children stood. He then forced Smallwood to fetch horses to pull his truck from a ditch and threatened his mother before police arrested him. The grand jury will hear the charges on November 25.
The will of the late J R Triplett, who died recently at his home in Kerns town, makes his children and grandchildren beneficiaries. The will was probated yesterday in the Frederick county clerk's office. To the daughter, Miss Annie ...
Nine officers of the Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association will assist Miss Virginia Cox, president, at the ninth annual convention to be held November 1 and 2 at Harrisonburg State Teachers College. The lineup includes Henry G. Seymour of William and Mary, Miss Audrey Rose of Fredericksburg S T C, Rufus B. King of Bridgewater, W. F. Hayden of Roanoke, Elizabeth Bywaters of Harrisonburg S T C, John W. Eure of Hampden Sydney, Carl F. Reuss of Virginia, Miss Virginia Bonney of Randolph Macon, and Hugh F. Henry of Emory and Henry.
The will leaves the home place to Triplett during her life, then to son Irvian Triplett with a monthly cash sum. A note is shared among four grandchildren Elizabeth Tidler Wilbur Tidler Margaret Tidler and Mildred Tidler. Annie S. Triplett named executrix, bond $6500, witnessed by R.S. Smith and Dorothy McCann Rice. instrument dated November 20 1933.
Winchester residents rally for a new armory and community center with Col Roszel and local leaders urging the site at Rouss Spring. Dr Ralph Snapp argues tax increases may be needed but would be justified by benefits as city status and housing for Company I 116th Infantry are discussed.
A newly crafted Kayser Nobby glove design showcases a flat basket-weave pattern touted as the latest in fashion. The article emphasizes its unique texture and modern silhouette appealing to trendsetters.
Local leaders discuss an armory for Winchester with possible tax support and safeguards for emergencies. Amendments to limit funding to 3125 dollars designate Rouss Spring grounds as WPA compliant site. Vote passes 10 to 2, with final action slated for Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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