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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1930
Page
5
Writer Jack Dempsey stages a thrilling Friday program at the Col Theatre with excellent running scenes. The Big Fight promises excitement for New York audiences during the season.
Mrs Anne DeHaven aged 60 wife of William DeHaven died yesterday morning at her home in Siler County. Funeral arrangements were made at the house with remains moved to the burial site. She had resided in Siler for 45 years and is survived by her husband and several children including Mrs George Whitacre Mrs Brent Horner Mrs Earl Dicks Morris DeHaven and Julian DeHaven.
A brief sports note reports Handley High School soccer team losing to Brunswick High. The sparse OCR text focuses on the game outcome and mentions Flickinger Center forward and inside right positions, with limited readable details.
A business ideal for women sells small electric sewing repair kits and invisible mends. It offers training to run your own home business. Write Knitbac Service Company, 508 Fifth Avenue, New York City for details.
Personal and social notes from Millwood recount visits and movements of local families. Miss Polly Cary Randolph visits Mrs. Hugh M. Nelson at Long Branch while Mr George C. Page and Miss Bell Cameron are entertained at Long Branch. George Page plans to continue journalism in America and is connected to Virginia Page and Nelson families.
Obituary notice for W N Bageant who died September 25, 1930 after illness. Survived by two sons F M Bageant Kilmer Bageant James Bageant and sister Mrs Jennie Coe with many relatives. Funeral at Wesley Chapel conducted by Rev Charles Wagner. Interment in adjoining cemetery with pallbearers listed.
Gore Virginia October 18 A demonstration on packing the school lunch will be given by Elizabeth Farrar home demonstration agent for the county Thursday at 4 pm Everyone is cordially invited The event is sponsored by the A W B church group
The Cooper couple and their daughter left yesterday for Winchester to visit their daughter. Harmon Richard has accepted a job with the Danzer Lumber Company in Hagerstown and plans a weekend with his family here.
Ranson Carter, a well known colored citizen, is treated at Memorial Hospital for an infected hand. Antison has been performed and the injury drained. His condition is improved.
A bill presented urges raising tariffs to build a stronger economic barrier. Proponents argue higher duties protect domestic industries and jobs while opponents warn of higher consumer prices and trade tensions.
Continued report describes stoking apparatus with thermostatic control and living quarters for officers at Ft. Meade. Provisions include two bedrooms a bath room a dining room a parlor for officers costing about 11,800 dollars while quarters for a non commissioned officer run about 7,500 dollars as stated by Captain Williams.
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