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Social column notes that Mrs. Isabelle P. Miller will collect for the next day, with payments ranging between one dollar and four dollars per minute.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1930
Page
3
Two Virginia Weddings Highlight Society Page
Miss Gertrude Miller wed Mr. C. McKay Hoke in Trinity Church Martinsburg with family members attending. The bride wore heirloom gold jewelry and a lace handkerchief. out of town guests included Washington area socialites and regional families. Mrs Hoke will reside at 1750 Harvard Street NW after October 27. In Washington Catherine Huyett married Robert Early at St Alban’s with a palace of flowers and a host of relatives. the couple planned a Canada trip and will live at 3800 Fourteenth Street NW after November 1. A governor’s daughter Suzanne Pollard prepared for a winter Virginia wedding to Herbert Boatwright while pursuing theatre roles in Washington. Washington and Lee University hosts a Dante event on Oct 25 and a planned dance as part of inauguration weekend festivities. A Winchester man, Winston Grimm, wed Elizabeth White in Washington with a minister confirmation. A photographer, Lawrence Jolliffe, had a sleet study hung in Paris after earlier showing in Pittsburgh Rochester and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth ‘Cone
Bie. Miller
Calvin
McKavi Urs
G. M. Hoke
Bagge Bae 'i
Boyd
Eldergirt Kilmer Coover
Washington
H. Harnsberger
James Owens
Gertrude Payne
Elizabeth Payne
Jack Engel
Lewis M. Allen
H B. McCormac
Winchester
Burr Flagg
Burr Miller Flagg
Cumberland
Harry Lee Doll
Alexandria
Catherine Margaret Huggtt
Robert Ear
St. Alban’s
St.Alban’s
Catherine Margaret Huyett
Ernest Ashby Huyett
Robert Edward Early
Mary Early
James Early
Charles H. Warner
George Smith
Lucille Gooding
Mary Eldridge
Evelyn Albers
Robert Neeley
Virginia
Suzanne Pollard
John Garland Pollard
Herbert Lee Boatwright
Old Dominion
Sue
Boatwright
Princeton
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Pollard
Junior Theatre Players of Washington
Miss Pollard
Philadelphia
Washington and Lee Club
Dante
Cotillon Club
Washington and Lee University
Robert E. Lee
Hollins and Sweetbriar
Washington and Lee
Gaines
Generals
St Johns
Cotillion Club
Stuart Garner Edmonds
Ladies Luncheon Promotes Red Cross Roll Call
The Winchester Red Cross chapter hosts a Ladies P Luncheon to encourage membership and donations above $1. Rev E T Clark leads workers assembling subscription blanks and buttons for distribution at the event. Committee led by Mrs Fred L Glaize includes numerous local volunteers and Cyril Mee arranges the musical program.
Workers' Council To Meet Thursday Evening
The regular monthly meeting of the Workers' Council of the United Brethren Church of Red Bud will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Linaburg on the Red Bud road at 8 o'clock Thursday evening October 23. Refreshments will be served during a social hour following the business meeting. A full attendance of members has been requested. Mr and Mrs Perry Are Parents of Daughter. Mr and Mrs Thomas Perry are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter at Winchester Memorial Hospital on Saturday. The new arrival weighed nine pounds. Mr Mr and Family Leave For Oklahoma Home. Mr and Mrs Samuel Miller and their daughter Miss Virginia Russell Miller of Skiatook Okla who have been visiting relatives and friends in Winchester and Frederick county the past week left early this morning by motor for their home. They went by way of Washington where they will spend a day or two attending the International Convention of the Church of the Disciples of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlework Guild
Grover C. Rose
Fred S. Boyd
Loudoun
Boscawen
Nurs Association
The
Red Cross
Capt. Haddox
Memorial Hospital
J. Perry Haddox
Winchester
McFaden
Valentine
F. T. MetFaden
Frances McFaden
Richmond
Edward Virginus Valentine
Virginia
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Hollywood Cemetery
Workers’ Council
Workers’ Council of the United Brethren Church of
Red Bud
Howard Linaburg
Red Bud Road
Perry
Thomas Perry
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrl
Oklahoma
Samuel Miller
Virginia Russell Miller
Skiatook
Okla
Frederick County
Washington
Church of the Disciples of Christ
Dance at Jordan's For The Football Team Benefit
The Winchester Independent Team hosts a Thursday October 23 dance at Jordan Springs Hotel with out of town guests and local dancers to support the team. Music by an established orchestra will be provided and the venue heated for comfort under chaperones. Local manager G Edgar Soutter arranged the ball room and dressing rooms for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan's
Jordan Springs Hotel
Winchester
G Edgar Soutter
Bugs Moran Arrested as Public Enemy in Illinois
George Bugs Moran was arrested at a roadhouse 15 miles west of Waukegan, held on a $50,000 bond on a vagrancy charge. He is listed by the Chicago Crime Commission as a public enemy with ties to Al Capone and had been missing since the June 9 death of Alfred Lingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Ill
Bugs
Moran
al Capone
Here
Chicago Crime Commission
St. Valentine's Day
Capone
Chicago
Alfred
Jake
Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Umors
Weyler Buried In Plain Wooden Coffin In Madrid
Captain General Valeriano Weyler was buried in a simple wooden casket carried by a hired hearse in San Lorenzo Cemetery amid heavy rain. The Weyler family funeral at his home occurred earlier to avoid crowds, with the Bishop of Tenerife saying mass over the improvised coffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madrid
Valeriano Weyler
San Lorenzo
Weyler
Tenerisse
Opening Grain Prices in Chicago
Chicago October 21 opening grain prices show wheat for December at 79 3/4 with new 79 1/2, March 83 1/4 and 84, May 85 3/4 and 86, July 87. Corn for December 79 with 79 1/2, March 81 and 81 1/2, May 84 1/8 and 84, July 84. Oats for December 37 4/3 and 37 1/4, March 39, May 40 and 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Railroads Extend Low Freight Rate
President Hoover announced that railroads will keep a 50 percent rate cut for moving livestock out of drought areas and feed into those areas until December 1, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Reserve Officers To Hold Meeting At Shenandoah Academy
The first fall and winter meeting of the Winchester Reserve Officers is set for 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in the Shenandoah Valley Academy auditorium. Major F M Miller will supervise the Officers' Reserve Corps session, with further winter meetings planned and all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Resreve Officers’ School
Shenandoah Valley Academy
F. M Miller
United States Arms
Hoover urges full Keystone Republican ticket in Pa
President Hoover backs the entire Republican slate in Pennsylvania for the November 4 election. Gifford Pinchot the Republican gubernatorial candidate spoke in Washington Pa delivering his plea amid the campaign push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Keystone
Associated Press
Wasgton
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Another State Joins Insurgents In Brazil War News
Porto Alegre Brazil October 21 The revolutionary headquarters says Mato Grosso the second largest state has joined the insurgent cause Federal gunboats bombarded villages across the coast at Florianopolis Itarare fighting shows rebel forces dispersing Embassy reports insurgent activities have decreased north and south of Parana and Sao Paulo zones no counter attack planned in Itarare area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Porto Alegre
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
Matto Grosso
Florianapolis
San Jose
Palhocas
Washington
Parana
Sao Paulo
Itarare
New Outburst Of Selling Sends Stocks Tumbling
New York stock market opened the week with a brief rally then slid as selling intensified. Volume remained modest but prices fell toward last week’s lows as investors faced renewed pressures. Call money rose to 2 percent amid continuing liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Call
Miners Die In Explosion At Anna Coal Mine Alsdorf
The Prussian press bureau reports about 100 miners killed in a dynamite blast at the Anna coal mine in Alsdorf on Oct 21. By afternoon 45 dead and 60 buried underground with 76 hospital injuries were tallied. bodies recovered numbered 35. Two office workers also died as buildings collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Anna
Alsdorf
Germany
Wilhelm
To Ask Congress To Remove Restrictions On Work
The administration moves to remove restrictions on federal work long provided for. Mr. Woods, who formed a postwar veterans employment committee, will travel to the Capitol to help develop the relief program with a six member cabinet committee and Governor Myers of the Federal Reserve Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Woods
Capitol
Myers
Federal Reserve Board
Middletown News Briefs Highlight Local Social Visits
Miss Virginia Henretty visited relatives in Pittsburgh and stayed with Mrs. Jack Brown in Washington. Mr. Russell Rogers and Miss Graves from New York spent a day with Mrs. Wade Muse. Victor Larrick of Mason and Dixon Pa and Mrs. Charles Hammack hosted weekend guests. Hannah Walters returned from Brunswick while Lela Ludwig and Lelia Almond of Flint Hill visited. Mrs. Lem Brown and Mrs. Will Fewell of Washington visited. Shenandoah residents Mr. and Mrs. Roger Edmondson spent days with Mr. and Mrs. Williams and others. T. A. Ister stayed several days in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Brown
Washington
James Larrick
Russell Rogers
Lem Brown
Will Fewell
H. Borden
Roger Edmondson
Shenandoah
I A Willams
T. A. Ister
Insurance Office Robbed of $9342 in Bronx Branch Hold-Up
Three robbers armed with a sawed-off shotgun robbed the Prudential Life Insurance office on Westchester Avenue in the Bronx yesterday afternoon. They held up about a score of employees and several customers and escaped with $9342 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Westchester Avenue
Bronx
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Isabelle P. Miller
Gertrude Miller
C. Mc.k. Hoke
Rudolph Santelmann
Brucetown
Margaret Timberlake
Eugene Temple Huyett
Sue Pollars
Mr. Boatwright
Maryland
Lambeth Field
PK Society
Weede Meyer
Washington, D. C
Winston C. Grimm
Elizabeth White
Brooknell
Charles_Enders
Jolliffe
Paris
Lawrence V. Jolliffe
Pittsburgh
Rochester
London
Tomer” Sale
Allen
Huntsberry
North
Loudoun St
Winchester Amit
Frederick
E. T. Clark
Fred L. Glaize
Harry A. Schmidt
Walter H. Bosserman
Paul A. Beck
IA Richard
Charles K. Over
Eugene
B. Cooper
Bryan Conrad
Stewart Bell
John M. Steck
B. B Dutton
Irene Slonaker
Ellen Boyd
Nellie Lupton
A. Hunter Boyd
T. Russell Cather
Stuart H. Edmonds
Cyril Mee
A. P. Havermale
Martinsburg
W. Va
United Brethren Church
George W. Stover
North Ene
Mr. Hovermale
J. H. Brunk
Mortnsburg
College Church
Dayton
Elks
Craig
Drusilla Craig
Salvation Army
Army
Damon
Atlanta
Stanley E. Harmer
Mrs
John D. Daniels
W A
John S. Kuhn
W. L. Kuhn
South Loudoun Stret
Mr. Kuhn
Electric Subway
Newark
A. W. Moore
Eng
George Washington Hotel
R. J. Bogam
Anchor Awning Company
Evansville
E. E. Keister
R. Burgess
Strasburg
Henry Warden
Berryville
E. B. Jacobs
Boyce
Mary Capper
Frank Ehlen
A. M. E. Wall
Towson, Md
Fred. L. Glaize
Sallie
Charles H. Smith
East Cecil Street
C. E. Johnston
East Piccadilly Street
Emma Hudson
Samuel Thrift
Jesse G. Bury
Louisville
Roy Lowman
J. Barber
New Windsor
Robert Hamilton
Hagerstown
Fuller Brush Company
W.lee Fisher
Valley Pike
Edith Cornwell
Elsie Rosenberger
Helen Crismap
Farmville
State Teachers College
Hampden-Sidney
Randolph-Macon
Corinne Barnett
Gladys DeHart
Effie DeHart
Helen Dean
New York City
Hilda Dean
Landon Rackley
Bev
L. E Stultz
R. M. Zirkle
New Market
Worthy Parker
Ohio
Newport News Va
Parker
J. K. Barclay
Louise Barclay
Brevard, N.C
Bugs” Moran
Middletown News
Middletown
Virginia Henretty
NNA Jets
Pid Hk
Information
Majectic and
R.C. A. Radios
Jack
Margaret Hodgson
Fuz-Path
George Washington
Cilichesters
Prussia
Everly
W. A. Buncutter & Son
Albin, VA
Betsy Bess
Coca-Cola
W. T. Hottle
Winchester Flour & Feed CO
Cumberland Valley Elevator
Kaufman'’S
Auemans
N. Loudgun
Winchesterna
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