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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
3
The Federal Reporter notes that Mrs Isabelle P Miller will marry soon. She invites news by telephone between 2 and 4 p.m or the following day.
Mrs. Tull Ruble hosted a surprise birthday dinner for her husband marking his thirty fourth anniversary and for his father Mr. Samuel Rubel on his sixty fifth. Guests included numerous families and Round Hill Church members. A Labor Day social at R L Pangle’s near Chambersville featured lantern lights and outdoor games with many attendees and refreshments.
Frances Lillian Feltner of Berryville became the bride of Dr Ray A Vawter of Hyattsville Maryland in a Laurel Maryland ceremony on August 28 at 8 30 pm. The couple plan to live in Hyattsville after a trip to Atlantic City and Canada. Dr Vawter is a dentist and a Randolph Macon and Maryland University graduate. Also new staff added to Mr Mee’s Winchester Hotel group: James Clevenger E S Cash and Marion Crawford.
Ladies may play at Jenny Wren Golf Course for free between 8 and 9 p m when accompanied by a gentleman. Five low scores earn complimentary tickets for a week. Six daylight tickets are valid before 6 p m. A sacred recital is set for Sunday at 8 p m at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South led by Madeline Whitlock with several assistants. A silver offering supports the new pipe organ fund.
A late summer dance at Massanutten Lodge near Front Royal Warren county drew many youths from Winchester and vicinity. The event featured Jack Schill and West Virginians Orchestra fresh from New York cabarets.
Baltimore Sun reporter John N. Aiken visited Frederick county farmers to collect first hand accounts of continuing losses from a severe drought. The piece highlights farmers outside the usual large agricultural groups.
Mr. Emory Keyser returns from Washington after business with Dr Ki of Upperville. Mr. John Pisher and guest Ted Fixx of Salem spent yesterday in Baltimore. Mrs. Raymond Jorney and Mrs. Max Lewis back from Washington after attending the Hair Dressers Convention at the Mayflower Hotel. Mr. L. L. Poole is ill on South Braddock Street. Mrs. Warren Sager of Washington visits with her mother Mrs. Stanley Harmer on West Cork Street. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Goshour of Charleston are guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Swanson and are expected home Sunday after two weeks in Philadelphia.
Roy C. Lyle a former prohibition administrator faces trial in Seattle charged with accepting bribes from rum runners. The Associated Press photo accompanies the coverage of the bribery case tying him to illicit liquor operatives.
A reader mocks pretension as critics applaud a chaotic painting. The quip implies hype over unclear artistry and questions expert taste.
Paul W. Good died in Winchester Memorial Hospital after an appendicitis operation, with typhoid fever and peritonitis preceding death. Funeral at his home 916 Woodland avenue Hayfield Va featuredPrimitive Baptist and Lutheran clergy. Pallbearers included cousins Robert and James Stephenson Willy Good Arthur Snapp and Howard Frye.
Hot afternoons ease as a pleasant noon spent in cool fountain lunch. Delicious foods tempt the heat dulled appetite and promise refreshing options to savor.
He was highly regarded by his friends and neighbors in Winchester and also in the county. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Ida Frye Good, his widow formerly Miss Alice White, four children of John White of the Taylor Furnace section, three sons Frederick W John Paul and Charles Marion Good, and one sister Miss Lora Good, all of Winchester.
A fragmented note speculates about scalp treatments and a Turk claimed to be 156 years old. The passage hints at finding a press agent to promote him, presenting a gossip-like tease of sensational aging and public image.
A Battle Creek physician cites constipation as a major misery and announces a tablet named Orderlie that pulls water into the colon to soften waste. The Rexall tablet is chewed at night and reportedly yields a gentle movement next day. Brooks Pharmacy offers 24 tablets for 25 cents.
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