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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1932

Page

3

Lee, Harrison Family Christens Newborn Son in Baltimore

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Harrison Jr. was christened in Baltimore as Thomas Walter Harrison III, named for his father and grandfather Judge Thomas W. Harrison. Godmother Mrs. John E. Boisseau and godfathers Mr. T Harrison Davies attended. The baby wore the same christening dress used in their family’s prior ceremonies. Mrs. Harrison’s maiden name was Helen Scott Payne.

Thomas W. Harrison, Jr Baltimore Thomas Walter Harrison Thomas W. Harrison John E. Boisseau T. Harrison Davies Richard Helen Harrison Helen Scott Payne

Girls' Athletic tea and social notes headline

Regular monthly tea planned by the Girls' Athletic Association set for Thursday evening October 20 from 5 30 to 7 in the club rooms on West Piccadilly street. Event includes a tea menu and program organized by Miss Edna Lamb with Misses Lucy Dean Virginia Pangle Lucille Jackson. Mrs Ida Lycett will host.

Girls’ Athletic Association West Piccadilly Street Edna Lamb Lucy Dean Virginia Pangle Lucille Jackson Ida Lycett

Social Calendar Local clubs meet weekly and monthly

Wednesday features Armel and High View 4-H clubs meetings and Kiwanis luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Evening choirs meet at United Brethren and Grace Lutheran churches. Stephens City home demonstration group meets at home economics cottage. Thursday hosts White Hall 4-H Club. Rotary meets at 1 pm. Friday includes American Legion luncheon at the George Washington Hotel and Braddock Street church youth choir.

Armel High View 4-H Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel White Hall Rotary Club The American Legion Post Geo. Washington Hotel Young People’s Choir Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South

Mrs Byrd Hosts Dinner for Mrs MacDonald at Rosemont

Mrs Harry F Byrd entertained yesterday at her Rosemont home near Berryville in honor of her cousin Mrs Marshall MacDonald for her ninety third birthday. Guests included Miss Rose MacDonald Mrs Thomas McCormick and Mrs Lorenzo Lewis sisters of the honoree and Mr Samuel McCormick and his daughters Miss Emily McCormick and Mrs Frank McCormick of Alexandria. A Martinsburg license issued to Miss Mary Ella DeHaven Ganotown W Va and Mr Jacob Russell DeHaven son of Ollie DeHaven and now employed at Glengary. The bride is the daughter of Cecil and Mrs DeHaven Berkeley County official. Mr and Mrs Frank Armstrong Jr welcomed the birth of a daughter at Winchester Memorial Hospital October 14 named Margaret Twestridge Armstrong. Rev Nelson to address Bryarly Community League meeting at Bryarly schoolhouse. Mrs Walter E Barr and Mrs Garvin Bowles return to Fairmont avenue after Atlantic City visit.

Genevieve Pierce Louise Price Helen Barr Miss Barr North Avenue Alice McKee Asbury H. Jackson Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Business Girls Miss McKee Harry F. Byrd Rosemont Berryville Marshall MacDonald Byrd Rose MacDonald Thomas McCormick Lorenzo Lewis Frankford Clarke County MacDonald Samuel McCormick Emily McCormick Frank McCormick Alexandria Martinsburg Mary Ella DeHaven Ganotown W. Va Jacob Russell DeHaven Frederick County Ollie DeHaven Glengary Cecil DeHaven Berkeley County Board of Review and Equalization Frank Armstrong, Jr West Leicester Street Winchester Memorial Hospital Margaret Twestridge Armstrong

Social Notes From Local Families At Home And Visiting

Mrs Chauncey Jerome of Cleveland visiting her parents Dr and Mrs Stuart at Northwestern grade. Ernest Luttrell J K Luttrell and Arthur Luttrell return from weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Adam DeHart near Gettysburg Pa. William J Affleck improving after major operation at Memorial Hospital may be sent home soon. Mrs Joseph Wright hosts weekly bridge at West Boscawen Street Thursday. Mary Louise Gerschank of New York improving after severe cold at Mrs Mae McCarty’s West Boscawen Street.

Chauncey Jerome Cleveland Ohio Me Dr. Stuart Northwestern Ernest Luttrell J. K. Luttrell Arthur Luttrell Adam DeHart Gettysburg William J. Affleck Memorial Hospital South Cameron Street Joseph Wright West Boscawen Street Mary Louise Gerschank New York Mae McCarty

Presbyterian Missionary Slain in Manchuria Identified

The American citizen killed by bandits in Hsinpin district was Lloyd Putnam Henderson 38 a Presbyterian missionary formerly of Seattle Washington He was killed by a stray bullet on October 15 as bandits attacked a party traveling to Nantsumu escorted by Japanese soldiers The party included two other Americans and two Koreans and they traveled in horse carts bearing the American flag.

Associated Press Mukden Manchuria Hsinpin Lloyd Putnam Henderson Seattle Wash Nantsumu

Record Rainfall Hits Virginia with Broad Flooding

Virginia faced record rainfall in a 24 hour span ending 8 p.m. yesterday with Richmond at 2.54 inches and Roanoke 7.15 inches since Sunday. Roads flooded across the state and several routes were closed or detoured as Highways reported impassable sections and high water levels. A thunderstorm followed in Richmond, with agricultural experts predicting benefits to pastures and grains. Rivers in the Deep South and Carolinas rose to flood levels, isolating homes and disrupting traffic, amid nationwide rainfall warnings and a derailment in Charlotte.

Richmond Virginia United States Weather Bureau Lynchburg Wytheville Norfolk Newport News Washington Buchanan Columbia Danville Roanoke Departnor U. S. 15 Culpeper Brandy Big Nottoway River Kenbridge Blackstone Cobham Martinsville Fieldale Mechunk Creek Henry M. Taylor Atlanta Alabama Northport Walker Tuscaloosa Tennessee Birmingham Coosa North Carolina South Carolina Carolinas Richard H. Sullivan Charlotte N. C

Land of the Golden Gorse Inspires North Wales Describe

Criccieth in North Wales dubbed the Land of the Golden Gorse. The mild climate supports figs myrtle hydrangeas and fuchsias thriving outdoors despite north and east winds.

Criccieth North Whales Golden Gorse

Winchester notes recall Edison and local events

The column recalls a recent visit by passersby to the late Thomas A. Edison monument, mentions Winchester Lions Club hosting visiting clubs from Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania, and notes Al Capone facing a 17 year term in federal prison. It also lists race entries for a Clarke County farm meet and other past events from five and fifteen years ago.

Winchester Reconstruction Finance Corporation Thomas A. Edison Winchester Lions Club Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania al Capone Chicago Convic Federal Date Farms Clarke Conn Virginia District Nurses Association Winchester Century Club America the Beautiful Allison Hartman Virginia Os Yeas Institute Russia Germany Petrograd American Red Cross Westmoreland Davis Loudoun County

Helen Keller Wins $5000 Award for Blind Work

New York October 18 Miss Helen Keller blind worker for the blind received the $5000 achievement prize from Pictorial Review. The award honors a woman who has made an unusual contribution to science art or social welfare in the past year. Keller earned the prize for completing the $1000 fund for the American Foundation for the Blind by her own efforts.

New York Helen Keller Pictorial Review Keller American Foundation For the Blind

Stock market edges higher with vigor in early trading

The New York market opened with renewed energy after two quiet sessions. Rails traded strong while Sterling cables stood at 3,434 and call money touched 1 percent. Early gains narrowed as the day progressed and traders hesitated to sell.

Associated Press New York

Apples Shipments To Manchester From Baltimore

A steamship bound for New York and then Manchester carried 10 000 barrels of apples with 5 000 more to follow after reaching New York. This follows an earlier shipment of 18 000 barrels from Baltimore aboard the Winona County, sent about a week prior.

Associated Press Baltimore Manchester Coelleda Oriole Line New York

Man Who Shot Girl Swears His Love For Her

In Hopkinsville Kentucky Louise Green known as a male bride from three years ago lies seriously injured after a shotgun wound while she pleaded for mercy. Ed Green her estranged husband and Henry Gibbs are named in the claim. Suspect William oe 23 surrendered to police after the shooting at her uncle Joe Gibbs home.

Associated Press Hopkinsville Louise Green Ed. Green Henry Gibbs Joe Gibbs William Oe 23

Study Finds Variation in Hairiness Across Races

Dr. Carl E. Guthe of the University of Michigan noted a gradient of hairiness among different groups with the near white subjects displaying the least and the dark skinned groups the greatest.

Carl E. Guthe University of Michigan

Lengthy Virginia ballot outlines nine at large Congress votes

Virginia voters face ballots 28 inches long with 99 names for president tickets and 24 candidates for Congress. The ballot lists six presidential tickets and nine at large electors with party designations not printed. Congress nominees include Democrats Republicans Prohibition Jobless Communist and Socialist lines led by notable figures.

Virginia Reir Supreme Court of Appeals Congress Democratic

Chicago Grain Closing Prices

Grain closing prices reported by Lose and Company of Baltimore list Chicago Board of Trade quotations. The notice cites the Baltimore Chamber of Commerce and provides telephone connections Plaza 1498 and 1746.

Chicago Lose and Company Chamber Commerce Baltimore Chicago Board of Trade Baltimore Chamber of Commerce Plaza Cago Board of Trade

G O P Liquor Stand a Sham, Says Ritchie

Chicago address by Governor Albert C. Ritchie denounces the Republican prohibition plank as a fraud and a sham. He says at the national convention Hoover endorsed a dry appearance that masks wet aims and attacks GOP fiscal policy, calling the economy stance misleading.

Ritchie Associated Press Chicago Albert C. Ritchie Maryland Hoover

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lee Mrs. Harrison Page W. Nelson Page Amherst Street Atkins Fort Benning, Ga South Washington Street John Downing Front Royal Raymond J. Funkhouser Richard Evelyn Byrd H. PB. McCormac Harry K. Russell Joseph Massie Kauffman School Community League of the Walter P. Anderson Ruth Ann Dorothy Anderson James Anderson Durham Charles Anderson Duke University W. H. Warden McCauley United Brethren Church George H. Sullivan New York City Sullivan Frank V. Tilford Richard Brown Ralph Brown Children’s Hospital School G. E. Bennett Randolph Bowen Moore Austin White Covington Southern Methodist Church Louis L. Starry Atlantic City N. J Mrs. H. T. Boyce Rose Hill Clearbrook Mrs. Byrd Mrs. MacDonald Mary Ellen DeHaven Berkeley Mrs. Armstrong Mr. Nelson Bryarly’s Bryarly Walter E. Barr Garvin Bowles Fairmont Avenue Huntsberry China Enue Franklin D. Roosevelt John N. Garner Texas Ashton Dovell Wilbur C. Hall Robert O. Norris Daniel Coleman Frederick W. Scott F. C. Bedinger Maitland Bustard Robert A. Russell Frank M. Wray Charles C. Carlin, Jr William H. Rouse Herbert Hoover California Charles Curtis Kansas Louis A. McMahon Jacqueline P. Taylor Carrie R. Power Henry Bowden Lewis S. Strauss Lelia O. N. Scott B. A. Davis, Jr E. D. Hilton W. W. Wharton Clarence R.halt J. Powell Royall Wm. D. Upshaw Georgia Frank S. Regan J. B. Lockhart R. L. Alter J. S. Robinson A. H. Lawless A. G. Quarles A. J. McCoy A. R. Roath C. E. Graves J. A. Edgerton T. B. Johnson James R. Cox Victor C. Tisdal W. P. Walker Henry C. Rhodes Joseph Schneesman C. Willshire John Wilson H. F. Leyham Paul A. Zeigler Samuel la Dato Henry Gillespi V. Costello William Z. Foster James W. Ford Joe Clayman S. W. Milligan Martin Butts H. Alterman Allen Clark Cornelius Brock Emerson Socialist Norman Thomas James Hudson Maurer Elizabeth Lewis Otey Richard L. Johnson J. Luther Kibler John C. Davis Charles D. Hall William F. Billings L. Coleman McDowell Murrell Edmunds Winston F. Dawson Julia Morgan Jones George Louis Millions Democrats S. Otis Bland Andrew Jackson Montague Colgate W. Darden, Jr A. Willis Robertson Howard W. Smith John W. Flannagan, Jr Henry A. Wise Menalius Lankford George Cole Scott Fred W. McWane J. A. Garber Roland E. Chase C. C. Berkeley W. M. Brown R. Lindsay Gordon, Jr Alban James Royal Herman R. Angell A. J. Dunning, Jr David G. George Angie M. Norris Shenandoah Valley National Bank Ominal Lovett N. Main St Crisfield Oysters Fish and Poultry Co. R. Grubb Prop E. Piccadilly RM. Swimley the Commercial & Savings Bank the Young Democratic Club Roosevelt-Garner Club Democratic Campaign Committee Rea Public Speaking City Hall R. Gray Williams Sur Funera D Nave Loudoun and Boscawen St Margaret L. Hodgson
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