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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1935

Page

3

Winchester News Highlights: Weddings and Society Gatherings

A rich social schedule fills Winchester with weddings and parties. Guests from Richmond Norfolk Lynchburg Baltimore Washington and Alexandria attend occasions honoring Miss Pauline Hoffman and Mr Thomas Hardesty. Separately Turner Ashby Chapter plans commemorative displays and charitable gifts for Thanksgiving.

Social Calendar for McKinley Chapter and Local Clubs

Regular meetings and luncheons mark the week for Eastern Star Lions Kiwanis Rotary and other groups. Events include the Winchester Lions Rotary and Elks gatherings at George Washington Hotel and hotel venues with choir practice at Grace Lutheran Church and a benefit card party at Elks Hall.

Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel Winchestergo No Ellis Piccadilly and Braddock Grace Lutheran Church Rotary Club Fairfax Hotel Elks Hall Girls’ Athletic Association

Miss Katharine Gochnauer Weds George Slater in Upperville Church

White chrysanthemums and palms banked the altar at Trinity Episcopal Church Upperville for the 8 pm Saturday wedding of Katharine Rose Gochnauer daughter of Dr and Mrs Frederick Gochnauer to George Robert Slater son of Mrs George Hoffman Slater of Rose Hilt near Upperville The Rev William Page Dame officiated The bride wore white satin with a circular train and a tulle veil The bridal party included bridesmaids Miss Anne Gochnauer and others from Richmond Hanover Norfolk Cleveland and Baltimore The flower girl was Miss Lula Richards Glascock and ring bearer George Thompson Jr.

Bruce Newell Richmond Albert Penick Montclair N. J Charles Broun Martinsville Truman Welling Greensboro Richard de Butts Warren Jones W. N William James R. Green Raleigh Ferguson William Massey Allen McMahon Norfolk John Caskie Clinton Dewitt Jack Caskie Lynchburg Joseph E. Birnie Baltimore Sterling Ely Washington Elizabeth Hoskins Mathews Edwin P. Young Lucy Welling K. Roberts Mulligan Laurel, Md Margaret Elizabeth Warwick Alexandria Annie Warwick Carlton Farr Slater California Rose Hill Upperville Katharine Rose Marshall Thomas G. Slater

Bisma Rex Antiacid Powder Advertisement

An ad for BISMA-REX antiacid powder relieves excessive gastric acidity sour stomach and dyspepsia. Package 50 cents at Brooks' Pharmacy prescription druggists with phone contact 766.

Brooks’ Pharmacy

Kenney Sowers Nuptials Solemnized in Cumberland

Announcement of the marriage between Miss Inga Lucille Sowers of Cumberland and Mr. [name missing] of Clarence Maryland was made. The Rev A K Flore officiated at Gospel Church. Bride’s father is George F Sowers. Groom’s parents are Wesley and Mrs. Kenney of Clearbrook. They reside at No 40 West Boscawen.

Inga Lucille Sowers Clearland A. K. Flore the Gospel Church George F. Sowers Buncutter Tire Company Stanley Kerbaugh Winchester

Staunton Visit Ties Apple Exporters to Democratic Luncheon

Mr. John D. Neff of J. P. Neff and Son Staunton Virginia and Mr. Ove Kirke bye of Copenhagen spent time in Augusta county fruit region. Neff who chairs the Young Democratic Clubs for the Seventh Virginia District is arranging a luncheon of city and county chairmen to be held Saturday November 9 at the Dutch Inn in Staunton.

John D. Neff J. P Dutch Inn Staunton

Col Augustus Stroud En Route to Mecklenburg Va

Col Augustus Stroud a well known New York attorney now in Washington for several days spent a short time with friends in the city today. He is traveling to Mecklenburg County Virginia where he has extensive farming interests. Colonel Stroud formerly practiced law in Norfolk.

Augustus Stroud Mecklenburg New York Washington Meckklenburg County Colonel Stroud Norfolk

Grace Lutheran Sunday School Officers Meet Tonight

The Grace Lutheran Sunday School officers and teachers hold their regular monthly meeting at 7 30 this evening in the Prayer Meeting Room with a full attendance requested. Several local residents are noted among visitors and guests at homes and events throughout the area.

Lutheran Grace Lutheran Sunday School

Francis Asbury Union to Install Officers

The Francis Asbury Union meets in Stephens City Methodist Church Thursday October 17 at 8 PM for officer installation. Officers urged to attend. departments urged for large turnout. Visitors Mr and Mrs Thomas P Melton and Mr and Mrs A Evans of Pittsburgh were guests at the Se Inn on West Piccadilly.

Kernstown Methodist Episcopal Church South Arthur Sager E. Dean Adams Kenton Albin Milton Albin Marie John Chambers Richard McIntyre Ray Carper Harold Vernon Martin James Clowser Mildred Sonny” Pitcock Louise Thomas Katherine Mason Carlotta Carden Peggy Donald Smallwood Dorothy Dodson The United Brethren Church Girls’ Athletic Association Elks Lodge Elks’ Hall Sue Schlack Virgina Ann Shockey Edna Snider La-Vella Widmyer Girl Scout Leaders Group Girl Scout Leaders’ Association Donald McFadden Stonewall Avenue Anna H. Purviance Pittsburgh West Piccadilly Street Francis Asbury Union Stephens City Methodist Church Thomas P. Melton A. Evans Se Inn

Child Hit By Car In Street Injures Six Year Old

Six year old Helen Todd suffered multiple cuts and bruises after a car driven by Freeman Godlove struck her in front of the Todd home on Sharp street. Police called the incident unavoidable. Godlove rushed the girl to hospital then home after dressing wounds. Henry Daugherty, 32, employed by Republic Oil, is recovering from injuries in a Blue Ridge mountain auto collision near Paris last Friday. He sustained nose, left arm and knee injuries and is under care of Dr. R F Cline.

Wisecarver Maynard Wisecarver Memorial Hospital Friends East Piccadilly Street Helen Todd E. R. Todd Sharp Street Freeman Godlove West Virginia Henry Daugherty Republic Oil Company Blue Ridge Mountain Paris Daugherty R. F. Cline

Doctor Locke Transferred to Capitol City

Dr W F Locke is transferred to Capitol City as listed with multiple supervising names and locations including Hamilton Purcellville Jefferson Loudoun Marshall Martinsburg Ridgeway Shenandoah Junction and Middletown. The notice continues from page one and names several officials and towns.

W. F. Locke Capitol City Hamilton-Purcellville C. L. Bead Jefferson W. D. Nye Linden F G. Helmintoller Loudoun W. J Groach Marshall Martinsburg H. V. Wheeler Middleburg J. M. York Middletown W. A. Clark Mount Jackson I. G. Michael Ridgeway F. B. Strieby Shenandoah Junction Wendell

Transferred and received clergy listed for Virginia conference

A long roster of ministers and appointments shows transfers to the Virginia conference and new assignments in districts including Baltimore and Washington. Names such as Horace Cromwell J. J. Rives J. H. Hobbs and J. H. Pear son appear alongside various church locales and presiding elders.

J. H. Hobbs Virginia Horace E. Cromwell Albert P. Shirkey

Labor Bulletin Reports Unemployment Over Eleven Million

The American Federation of Labor says industrial unemployment remains above 11 million and higher than last year. In its monthly business survey the federation forecasts continued improvement and a gradual upward trend over the next six months barring a European war catastrophe. It notes rising farm income.

Washington American Federation of Labor Federation Europe

Market continues to rise amid optimistic corporate outlook

The report notes further increases in corporate profits are expected amid an overarching positive market trend. Executives anticipate stronger earnings and continued growth, signaling confidence in the current economic trajectory.

Non Combatants Advised To Leave Ethiopia

Addis Ababa dispatch reports the British legation again urges British women children and men without definite work to depart Ethiopia at once amid escalating conflict and advisories from foreign offices.

Addis Ababa Reuters Ethiopia

First Use of Symposium Term by Plato and Xenophon

The line notes how both Plato and Xenophon used symposium as the title for works detailing Socrates and companions. It marks the term’s shift from a specific dinner gathering to a broader discussion concept.

Plato Xenophon Socrates

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Turner Ashby United Daughters of the Confederacy Martin Wisecarver Frederick County Stonewall Cemetery J. A. Ashe R.S. Ewell Handley Library Handley School Library Soldier's Home Southern Jefferson Davis Mississippi City Miss Herbert S. Larrick Miss Hoffman Mamie Childs South Braddock Street Mr. Hardesty Lottie Mary Boyles North Loudoun Street Warren Daugherty C. C. Brannon Mary Lee McFarland John Edward McFarland Henry F. Brill Frank Brill Thelma Virginia Edmonds Herbert Edmonds Albert Franklin Clark Robert Clark Clark Miss Edmonds Cephas Fahnestock Brethren Church County Gabriel Ensogna Buffalo N. Y McKinley Chapter Order of Eastern Star Lions Club George Wash Hotel Century Club H. Clay DeGrange South Washington Street Amp Modern Woodmen of America North Loudoun Street Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion RED Cross Cobbies Cumberland Kernstown Ladies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren Church William A. Bailey Cameron Street Stratford Messrs Harry E. Yorks Brooklyn, N. Y William Bell Windsor, Ont R. R. Sartelle West Leicester Street Frank Tappan Berryville Virginia Medical Society Georgia Starkey Lafayette Shiley White Post M. Katharine Jones Charles A. Jones Woodside Boyce, Va Wicomico Church C. O. Dearmont Medicai Os of William Carr Cumberland, Md J. W. Greenwalt City Bryn Mawr Clara V. Fultz Icks VapoRus Tito Quality County N. Londoun Land O’ Lakes William H. Best Presiding Elder Aberdeen W. S. Hammon Annapolis P. R. Diehl Asbury Allan Gillis Baltimore City W. Wilson Memorial H. R Central W. E. Holley Epworth C. M. Wright Supply Frederick Avenue St. John's of Hamilton R. C. Meeks Sudbrook C. L. Robson Trinity C. K. Ray Wil Ingleside S. M. Inglehart Jarrettsville R. Curtis Laurel Saveage R. A. Rice A. Rice Mount Airy H. L. Coffman Odenton-Jessup Charles L. Felty Patamont W. M. Medly Glove Perry Hall H. 8. Meekins Poolesville E. R. Harrison Queen Anne C. L. Fossett Reisterstown L. B. Bobbit Royal Oak-Tilghman H. Thompson Trappe J. 8. Schwartz Wesley Grove H. M. Waters Superintendent Home For H. M. Wilson Edgar C.beery Alexandria Delray E. V -Regester Washington Street John Paul Tyler Ballston R. L. Butsler Capon Bridge J. R. Hendricks Cumberland-Central F. B. Wyand Emmanuel Ridgeley C. C. Bush H. P. Baker Elk Garden R. Gillum Flinstone Fort Ashby B. Ralph Mark Franklin J. W. Seay Frostburg B. W. Coe Gainesboro C. G. Russell Sup Hampshire W. E. Nt Hardy Lightner Highland L. H. Greenwood Keyser J. W. Rosenberger Listonburg L. W. Durst McDowell C. W. Paskel Monterey R. C. Maxwell Moorefield A. I. Orndorff Morgan J. C. Spindler Petersburg Crowson Piedmont Myerly Romney J. F. Owens Roanoke J. C. Copenhaver Preeninger Bethany E. B. Cook Blacksburg J. A. Johnson Buchanan C. EB. Kirby Buena Vista J. H. Davidson Cambria C. A. McCormick, Jr Catawba Fridley Christiansburg J. W. Leggett Eagle Rock A. Wheaton Elliston-Shawsville D. N. Calvert Fincastle A. R. Sites Newcastle O. L. Gochenour Newport Louis P. Griggs Pembroke J. P. Hupman Roanoke City Belmont S. R. Neel Fairview D. M. Brown Grace C. J. Clark Green Memorial N. B. Harmon, Jr Huntington Court D. L. Fringer Melrose C. W. Fink Raleigh Court S. K. Cockrell Bath J. E. Hodges Blue Ridge C. B. Larrick Bridgewater A. A. McNeer Calvary Poland New Hope C. A. Waters New Market W. A. Lynch Page-Stanley W. J. Whitesell Port Republic E. A. Wildher Rock Bridge Baths J. L. Robertson Shenandoah R.E. Musser Staunton Central G. G. Martin Marquis Memorial P. I.baker, Jr Waynesboro Basie R. L Charles L. Delong Alderson D. A. Beery Alvon A. W. Groscup Blue Sulphur Shenandoah Valley National B.u.k Labor Bulletin Commercial & Savings Bank Hamman’s Dollar Store Big Joe N. Loudoun St ASCO Victor Acme Capudine Selby Simone Styl Lovett Brothers Oakland Mahar Tsket R. M. Swimley George Washington
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