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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR lists names and events with uncertain dates and places, offering little actionable detail beyond scattered identifiers.
Mrs. Frank Y Tilford hosted the Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club at Milton Valley. Thomas B Wheelwright spoke on holly conservation and propagation. The meeting approved postponing the flower show due to drought and noted ongoing garden projects and future host plans.
A large group hosted a surprise dinner for Mr and Mrs Snapp Williams at their Vaucluse home last Sunday. Attendees includedGrace Lederman and families from Isas W Va Westhington Da Fishers Hill Va Middletown and Martinsburg. A dance at Elks Hall Martinsburg and West Virginians’ Broadway return also mentioned.
Mr. James Choucleris, proprietor of the White Palace Restaurant, is set into retirement after a week home from a summer grippe. The article notes his illness and departure from the post.
Announcement in Richmond VA states Henry G. Shirley state highway commissioner and Sara A. Berkley his secretary of eight years will marry in Richmond on September 18. They will sail from New York the same day for a honeymoon abroad after securing passports. Shirley is a former Maryland highway chief and Baltimore county roads engineer, a Jackson County West Virginia native educated at Virginia Military Institute. Berkley is well connected in Virginia and previously served as secretary to former commissioner George P. Coleman.
A reunion of the three branches of Methodism in the tri state area was held Monday at Union Grove near Cumberland with delegates from Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Rev Dr Murray D Mitchell of Braddock Street M E Church South Winchester delivered the address as sessions continued in the afternoon and evening.
Kernstown Community League will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 oclock tomorrow evening at the Kernstown school house. All members and school patrons are urged to attend for the welfare of the school and community.
Mr and Mrs Emerick Copen haver Mr Alan Racey Mrs Daisey Sager and Mr P S Sager spent Sunday at Charlottesville. They were accompanied home by Mr Alfred Sager who has been a patient at the University Hospital for some time. His many friends will be glad to learn that log is very much improved.
Miss Ann Tucker McGuire sister of the bride will be maid of honor. Bridesmaids are Miss Carolyn Mitchell of Charleston West Virginia Miss Georgie Geddes Conrad and Miss Mary Marshal Hyde. Lieutenant Lindsey will have as best man his father Col Julian R Lindsey. Ushers are Mr William P McGuire 3d Lieut Charles Tench and Mr Thornton Barrett. Miss Pauline Kauffman of Harrisonburg Virginia is visiting with relatives.
Mrs Hoover and three women companions visited Fredericksburg yesterday arriving before noon. They toured Kenmore and local shrines and antique shops signing the Kenmore registry as Lou Henry Hoover. The party admired restoration work and Fredericksburg’s historic sites before returning to Washington.
Mr Harold Edwards a bank teller is on vacation planning trips to nearby communities. Mrs E B Jacobs and daughter Virginia visit from Boyce. Capt John Bowers attends funeral of William Keating in Harrisonburg. Various guests stay at the George Washington Hotel including Dr Yohannan and Mrs J S Yohannan.
Mr B Frank Morrie Jr of Smyrna Delaware is listed as a guest at Hotel Jack in a brief social item noting his visit and stay.
Baltimore report says 16 year old Kennard Thompson admitted knowing of chemist Herbert Wetters death. He allegedly killed Wetters with a wrench and hid the body in a barrel while forging checks to buy a car and cover expenses. John Wetter and Anna Finch are among relatives aiding the investigation.
Miss Virginia Nye Duvall, home service director for the Northern Virginia Power Company, left for Oakland to attend her mother Mrs. Bell Duvall who is ill at home.
A report notes Merryman of ington spending time with Miss Elizabeth Soutter at the Jordan Spring Hotel, describing their social visit and the setting.
Miss Jene Levi returns home after visiting her aunt Mrs. E Blanch Crisman in Berryville. Mrs W T Smith and daughters and son from Lincoln Va were in town yesterday. Dr and Mrs R B Snapp and son return from a vacation at Echo Lodge on Capon river. Mrs R B Brown and son Junior return after a weekend with relatives in Washington.
Walter Cochran living near the paper mill displayed two giant tomatoes at The Star office yesterday. One weighed two pounds the other one pound. He watered the vines to overcome drought and produced unusually large specimens. The note also mentions Belgium being the most densely populated country yet 80 percent self sufficient in food.
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