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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1926

Page

6

Reunions and Society News From Winchester and Vicinity

Social notes report a large Tucker family reunion at Col Alto in Lexing ton with many relatives listed from Richmond Kentucky and Lexington. Other items include Mrs Lipton and daughter returning from St Petersburg, a Strasburg wedding of Miss Emma Sonner to Dr Crim, a hike and breakfast by local girls, upcoming marriage of Miss Mabel Sites to Dr Raymond Kiser, and numerous visits travel and hospitality notes across Winchester Berryville and surrounding towns.

Forest Fletcher Lexington Preston White Charlotte, N. C Henry St. George ‘Tucker, Jr Charlotte, N

Imogene Haines Johnston Weds John Rush Crockett

Imogene Haines Johnston of Upperville married John Rush Crockett a leading farmer and cattleman at the Washington Hotel on August 31. Rev Dr Miller officiated with Mrs Robert M Carson as matron and Mr Thompson Crockett as best man. Lucille Willis played the wedding music. guests included prominent social figures from Upperville Baltimore and Washington. The couple will reside in Upperville and plan a motor trip after a luncheon.

Imogene Johnston Crockett Imogene Haines Johnston James H Johnston Upperville John Rush Crockett Washington Hotel Washington Miller Episcopal Church Robert M. Carson Baltimore Thompson ‘Crockett Ohio Lucille Willis Warrenton

Local residents return from visits and travel plans

Mr and Mrs Rankley and daughter of Campbellsville Kentucky returned home after visiting Dr and Mrs EB Humston on South Loudoun Street. Mrs Harry A Schmidt confined at home by a cold on South Washington Street. Ruth Zeiger and Milton Zeiger left Gainesboro Virginia for Brooklyn New York after summer with grandparents Samuel and Clara Zeiger. Mrs HL Cage and sons, guests in Lancaster Pennsylvania en route to Brunswick, returned home via Winchester visiting Addison Henry. Clara Smithey heads to Philadelphia for weekend with Pat Colvin joining in Washington.

Harry, A. Schmidt South Washington Street Pseme Ruth Zeiger Milton Zeiger Samuel Zeiger Gainesboro Brooklyn N.Y Clara Smithey Philadelphia Washington Pat Colvin

Social visitors and residents tour region and host guests

Mr and Mrs Joseph Shepherd of Washington continued their automobile tour of the valley and visited Roanoke Virginia Mrs Shepherd is a former local resident. Mrs J E Russell of Oatlands Loudoun county is visiting with her sister Miss Ida Wyndham and granddaughter Mildred Lee Russell of Oatlands Horace Davis of Pittsburgh arrived for a weekend with Mrs Davis Mrs William Stewart and her son of Newport News stay a month with Mr and Mrs R Gray Williams Mr and Mrs William Beverly and Kemp Duval of Washington spent Wednesday at Blue Ridge Summit Duval returned home to Washington Mrs Lelia Miller Gamble of Romney West Virginia returns to Winchester to make her future home and will work as a nurse Mrs Mattie Moore of Baltimore spends a month with nephew J H Henry on East Cecil Street Mr and Mrs John Moore and sons William and Raymond left for Clarksburg West Virginia after visiting C E Babb on South Cameron Street They were en route from Annapolis Maryland where they met their son Midshipman Raymond Moore who recently returned from Cuba.

William Lipton Mary Glenn Lupton North Braddock Street St. Petersburg Fla Julia Steele Mary Sonner C. E. Crim Winchester Shenandoah Clarke Counties Strasburg Mary Emner Charles BE. Crim Berryville W. H. Ballengee Methodist Church Luray Covington Crim Turner Ri Crim Mabel Sites Kiser James Sites Upper Tract W. Va Raymond Kiser Romney A. Y. Kiser Keyser Miss Sites Potomac State School Marshall College Columbia Hospital Washington University Hospital Ann Arbor Michigan Shepherd College Agricultural Department West Virginia University Dental Department University of Maryland Baltimore Miss Pearl Headley Mrs. J. W. Headley South Cameron Street Joseph Shepherd Roanoke J. E. Russell Oatlands Loudoun County, Va Ida Wyndham Mildred Lee Russell William Beverly Kemp Duval Blue Ridge Summit Duval Robert A. Beverley Lelia Miller Gamble John Moore William Raymond C. E. Babb South Cameron Street Clarksburg Moore Annapolis Ryamond Moore Cuba

Lanahan Bank Shortage Investigated by Baltimore Officials

Baltimore September 4 The state’s attorney Herbert R O Conor conferred with W W Lanahan Company bankers before beginning an inquiry into a 113704 cash shortage. Lanahan executives refused further comment while the deficit was said to be covered and those linked to the loss no longer remain employed. Investigators plan to press witnesses and probe alleged expenditures on women horse races and parties.

Associated Press Baltimore Herbert R. O’conor W. W. Lanahan Company

Winchester Fair Prize Winners Highlight Local Farmer Success

C. 8. Alexander of Leetown wins first premiums for largest pumpkin and various vegetables at Winchester fair for a second year. Mrs. W. A. Alexander takes second premium on pumpkins. Calmed by local school pupils under C. S. Alexander, the miniature log house and furniture exhibit also receive recognition.

Stephenson Alexander Leetown Pine Hills Winchester Fair Winchester Seed Company W. A. Alexander Winchester Calvin Grant Leetown School C. S. Alexander

No Holiday At Western Union Observes Labor Day Hours

Western Union Telegraph Company announces Labor Day will not be observed as a holiday. Local office hours are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Monday.

Western Union Telegraph Company

Showery Weather Foreseen for Week Start

Weather Bureau forecast for the week beginning Monday calls for showers Sunday night and possibly into Monday across the North and Middle Atlantic States, followed by generally fair conditions until Thursday or Friday when more showers are likely. Temperatures to run near normal midweek.

Associated Press Washington The Weather Bureau North Middle Atlantic

Two Men Escape Clarke Jail In Virginia Heist

Clarke Jail, Yville Virginia. Odore Spicer and James Knight, about 20, escaped yesterday afternoon using a torn iron cat support to pry open a cell window and wrench the main door with iron bars. They fled toward Charles Town, West Virginia, and remained at large.

Yville Theodore Spicer James Knight Charles Town W. Va

Church Bulletin Grace Lutheran Service Times

Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning service 11 a m evening service 8 0 p m preaching at both services by the pastor senior Luther League 7 15 p m strangers and visitors cordially invited

Luther League

Presbyterian Church Announces Sunday Worship and Reopening

The Presbyterian Church on South Loudoun Street with Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden as pastor lists services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday school at 9:30 and Bible class at 9:45. The Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6:45 led by Miss Mary Carr Baker as the congregation returns to the redecorated main auditorium.

Presbyterian Church Loudoun Street F. T. McFaden Thes Christian Endeavor Society Mary Carr Baker

Notice to Public Debts Not Responsible by Wife

A notice states that Nora EB. Adams has left the writer and that the writer will not be responsible for any debts she incurs. Dated September 1, 1941.

Nora EB. Adams

Spanish Premier Favors Holding Of a Plebiscite

Madrid reports General P de Rivera the premier backs a plebiscite on September 11 12 and 13 to gauge public feeling toward the present government. The Patriotic Union also asks for the National Assembly's summons to cooperate in governance and the premier has agreed.

Associated Press Madrid P de Rivera The Patriotic Union National Assembly

Two Bristol Girls Claim They Were Whipped

Two young women Blanche Stone 22 and Lily Frick told Bristol police they were abducted by three men, forced into an automobile, driven to an abandoned residence three miles away, strapped with leather whips, and made to walk back to town along the road.

Associated Press Bristol Virginia Blanche Stone Lily Frick

Eastern Railroads Name Arbitrators

R Z V Massey general manager of the Pennsylvania Railroad and W A Baldwin vice president of the Erie Railroad were appointed arbitrators to represent the eastern railroads in the arbitration proceedings with their conductors and train men.

Associated Press New York R. Z V. Massey Pennsylvania Railroad W. A. Baldwin Erie Railroad

City of Rome officers face nine month suspension

Boston Sept 4 The licenses of Capt John Diehl and Third Mate Timothy L Dryer of the steamer City of Rome were suspended nine months after a collision last year that sank the submarine S-51 with 34 dead. Inspectors ruled both vessels at fault and noted S-51 acts contributed to the collision.

Associated’ Press Boston Mass John Diehl Timothy L. Dryer City of Rome United States Steamboat Inspection Service Rome

Miners Entombed After Mine Explosion At Smokeless Coal No 29

Rescue workers labored to recover nine or ten bodies from the debris filled Superior Smokeless Coal Company mine No 29 after an explosion. Severn bodies were removed and others found but not yet brought to the surface. Gas hampered efforts and officials gave little information, with little hope of survivors.

Associated Press Wahona Oklo Superior Smokeless Coal Company Severn

Nation-Wide Move To Probe Telephone Trust

A nationwide effort begins to push the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate American Telephone and Telegraph Company for possible monopoly. City and state officials from Boston Indianapolis Youngstown Los Angeles Michigan and Ohio utilities commission coordinate to consolidate actions and seek a hearing.

Associated Press New York Interstate Commerce. Commission American Telephone and Telegraph Company M. Bladwin’ Fertig Boston Mark Sullivan Fertig Indianapolis Youngstown Ohio Los Angeles State of Michigan Ohio Public Utilities Commission

Holiday Hours Observed At The Postoffice

On Labor Day the local post office will observe holiday hours. General mail collection from city boxes at 8 a.m. with no mail delivery or evening collection. Mail for dispatch should be left in the lobby. No rural free delivery. General delivery and stamp windows open 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 to 2 p.m. Money order business not transacted.

Death of Ellis Jack in North Carolina Auto Crash

Friends report the death of Ellis Jack brother of Rev. John L. Jackson of Charlotte in an auto collision near Hickory North Carolina. The body was sent to Baltimore for burial. He was born in Baltimore about 50 years ago and was to be married soon. The Rev. Jackson is rector of St Martin's Episcopal Church in Charlotte.

Ellis Jack John L. Jackson Charlotte N. C Hickory Jackson Baltimore St. Martin's Episcopal Church Migs Louisa Crawford C. G. Crawford Kernstown North Carolina Crawford

MacMillan Sees Norse Origins in Labrador Ruins

Sydney N H Sept 4 Donald B MacMillan and Field Museum team say Nain Labrador ruins are probably Norse in origin. The Bowdoin and Sachem return from Arctic work with abundant fish bird specimens, and all crew reported in excellent health. The expedition plans to sail again and reach Wiscasset Maine next Friday.

Sydney Nain Labrador Donald B. MacMillan Field Museum Arctic Wiscasset Maine Bowdoin Sachem

Revolutionists Fire Shrapnel Near El Bluff

Dispatches from Managua report Chamorro government forces bombarding El Bluff near Bluefields with shrapnel and machine guns. An American civil collector, W. J. Crampton, notes explosives and gasoline were moved to protect government buildings.

Associated Press Manaugua Nicaragua el Bluff Blue W. J. Crampton

Mrs Susie Carper Laid To Rest In Mount Hebron

Funeral services for Mrs Susie Carper wife of Mr Clarence Carper were held at the home of her brother in law on Sharp Street after a long illness. Rev Dr F T McFaden of the Presbyterian Church conducted the rites and burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were Meyers Lillis Edward Slonaker and others.

Susie Carper Clarence Carper William L Sharp Street F. T. McFaden Byterian Church Mount Hebron Rey Lillis Edward Slonaker Henen

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