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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1923

Page

5

Miss Lola Mercer Jenkins Weds Mr Weis in Millwood Church

Mrs J G Burch of Millwood Clarke county Va announces the marriage of her niece Miss Lola Mercer Jenkins to Mr Ot Weis Jr of Baltimore. The ceremony was in Christ Church Millwood at 830 PM on Monday September 3 by the rector. They will live in Baltimore.

J. G. Burch Millwood Clarke County Lola Mercer Jenkins Ot. Weis, Jr Baltimore Christ '’ S Church At Atlantic City

Local residents spend vacations visiting kin and traveling

The article lists numerous residents visiting relatives and making trips to cities like Baltimore Washington Norfolk Richmond and Norfolk while family members return home for school and business. Names include Miss Nonie Murnan Mr Raymond Boxwell Mrs Emma McLinee and others with trips to Virginia Maryland and West Virginia.

Maybelle Church to Wed Kenneth Mills in Falls Church Va

Miss Maybelle Amelia Church daughter of Mr and Mrs Merton EB Church of Falls Church will marry Mr Kenneth Newman Mills of South Manchester Conn today at Grossman Methodist Epial Church Falls Church Virginia. The bride has many friends in Winchester and Frederick County and has visited Kernstown at the Grove home of Claude M Grove and Mr Hedrick and Captain Bricker of Aberdeen Md. The wedding party also enjoyed hunting and a trip to North Mountain.

Winchester Frederick County Grossman Methodist Epial Church Falls Church Maybelle Amelia Church Merton. EB. Church Kenneth Newman Mills South Manchester Conn Miss Church Claude M. Grove Kernstown Henry B. Hedrick Captain Bricker Ordnance Aberdeen Bricker Washington

Miss Rosalie Orndorff Returns to Alexandria After Visit

Miss Rosalie Orndorff arrives back in Alexandria Virginia after an extended stay visiting friends in the western county. She is met by Mr and Mrs Wesley Bayliss and a string of parties are noted in her honor reflecting her popularity among local young people.

Misa Rosalie, Orndorff Alexandria Wesley Bayliss Orndorff Eave

Missionary Couple to Lecture on Africa in Brucetown

The Rev and Mrs C C Bush of the Methodist Episcopal Church South mission in Africa attend furlough in this country and will lecture at 8 o clock tomorrow evening at the Brucetown Methodist Church. They share experiences among African natives and the Winchester district churches are interested. An offering for African missions will be taken. Everyone is invited.

C. C. Bush Methodist P&isocopal Church South Africa Brucetown

Hedrick Heiress To Return To Vassar For Senior Year

Miss Eleanor Hedrick of the Barcroft estate near Hayfield will leave next week for Poughkeepsie New York to resume studies at Vassar College. She will be a senior this year and plans to pursue teaching as her profession entering the field next June.

Eleanor Hedrick Barcroft Hedrick Hayfield Poughkeeepsie N. Y Vassar College

Capon Springs Hostesses Attend House Party

William Woodington general manager of the Capon Springs Company entertained guests at Capon Springs West Virginia over the weekend. Attending were J and Mrs Kenny of Winchester Mrs William Griffin of Norfolk and Miss Frances Parker of Romney W Va.

William Woodington Capon Springs Company Caponprings W. Va T. D. Kenny Winchester William Griffin Norfolk Frances Parker Romney

Magruder Student Aids Coal Waste Heating Experiments

Mr Elbert Magruder son of Mr and Mrs Frank Magruder spent the summer at Hazleton Pennsylvania with Lehigh University students testing coal waste heating methods. He is now visiting his parents on Worth Main street and plans to return to Lehigh University Bethlehem to graduate in mechanical engineering.

Elbert Magruder Frank Magruder Hazleton Lehigh University Worth Main Street Bethlehem Aelians Winchester High School Lehigh

Out of Town Visitors Return Home After Visits

Mrs. B A Berryhill and family return to Washington after visiting Mr. and Mrs. William E. Smith of Gore. A party including Mr. and Mrs. McPearson of Boston and Mrs. Mary Mann of Barre City, with Mr. Kinzel Laws of Brandy Station, stayed with Miss Mamie Kinzel and planned to visit relatives in Washington. Robert M. Ward, recently at the American Bar Association meeting in Minneapolis, returns home after travels in the West. Mrs. Charles E. Turner of Baltimore visits East Cork Street. Roy Fates returns from Richmond with Floyd Eaton and family leftovers after a trip with siblings.

B.A. Berryhill Lorene Berryhill W. R. Berryhill William E. Smith Gore Washington Robert M. Ward American Bar Association Minneapolis, Minn West Charles E. Turner Baltiore Stuart L. Forney East Cork Street

Four Motorcycle Riders Injured in Martinsburg Crash

In Martinsburg West Virginia Rudolph Bartels was brought to a hospital with a fractured skull after his motorcycle hit a pile of stone near Falling Waters. His brother was slightly injured, and campers from Philadelphia assisted. In Virginia Hugh Barney and Charles Brenner, both locals, were seriously injured when their motorcycle failed a turn, crashed through a fence and into a tree. They were treated and returned home.

Martinsburg W. Va Rudolph Bartels Philadelphia Hugh Barney Charles W.brenner Virginia

Classmates to Serve as Pallbearers for Evelyn Patton

Four Sunday school girls from United Brethren Church will act as pallbearers at the funeral of eight year old Evelyn Patton daughter of Mr and Mrs George Patton. Services Sunday at 2 pm from 575 North Market Street conducted by Rev George W Stover. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Evelyn was born April 28 1915.

United Brethren Church Evelyn Patton George Patton Memorial Hospital

Rural church services schedule and conference closing notice

The notice lists Sunday worship at Winchester rural charge with Sunrise Sunday school at 9 45 and sermon at 10 45 followed by communion C E at 7 45 p m Fairview and Pleasant Valley services with sermons at 3 p m and 8 p m C E at 7 15 p m Wednesday prayer at 8 Mt Olive Sunday school at 9 16 a m The conference year ends and all department officers are urged to settle unfinished business The pastor extends thanks for kindness shown during the year.

Winchester A.B Sunrise C. E Fairview Pleasant Valley Mt. Olive

Widow of Rev J W H D Harper Dies in Roanoke

Friends in Winchester report the death of Mrs. Stuart Harper widow of the Rev J W H D Harper at her Roanoke home after a long illness. Services were held at St. John's followed by interment in London Park Cemetery beside her husband. Mrs. Harper lived eight years in Winchester when her husband led Braddock Street Methodist Church South.

Winchester Mra. Ie Stuart Harper J.W. H. D. Harper Roanoke Pall More St. John’s M. Buch Madison Avenue Laurena Street London Park Cemetery Harper Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Baltimore

Mrs Prefitt Dies After Four Week Illness At 81

Frances Hiner Preffitt widow of Philip Preffitt died at her home 822 South Main street after a four week illness. She was 81, born in Shenandoah County and lived locally many years. Survived by eight children fifteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 30 pm from her residence with Rev. G W Stover officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers Edgar Carper J H Lamp Joseph Fetzer Frank Orndorff James Smith Thomas O Leary.

Frances Hiner Preffitt Philip Preffitt South Main Street Prefitt Shenandoah County Elwood Preffitt Iowa City Town Messrs. G. M HD. Preffitt Winchester Otto Preffitt Fawcetts Gap This County A J. Anderson Capon Bridge West, Va C. A. McIlwee Hayfield This County Norva Preffitt G. W. Stover United Brethren Church Mount Hebron Cemetery Messrs Edgar Carper J. H. Lamp Joseph Fetzer Frank Orndorff James Smith Thomas O’leary

Reform League Proposals to Ease President’s Burden

A National Civil Service Reform League committee led by William Dudley Foulke urged President Coolidge to streamline appointments. They recommended a first man on the civil service eligible be given priority in each case to reduce calls from office seekers. The delegation visited the White House with Civil Service Commission Chairman Deming.

Washington Coolidge National Civil Service Reform League William Dudley Foulke White House Deming Civil Service Commission

President Coolidge Considers Civil Service Overhaul Proposals

A congressional committee urges a broad civil service reform moving 120000 federal posts under competitive exams. The plan would affect postmasters rural carriers deputy collectors of internal revenue and other federal roles, aiming to reduce patronage disputes. President Coolidge weighs an invitation to address the Southern Trade Congress in New York on October 9 10.

Committed Civil Service Internal Revenue United States Marshals Shippint Board Veterans’ Bureau Prohibition Unit Varioud Oither Coolidge Southern Trade Congress New York Congress

Berlin Gazette Presses Germany Toward Talks With France

Berlin observers report Bert han near political exhaustion as banking circles expect Germany to propose official discussions with France and Belgium. The Vosische Zeitung urges a direct understanding with western neighbors, criticizing reliance on Anglo Saxon intervention and urging the government to abandon delaying policies.

Berlin Bert Han Germany Cuno Vousische Zeitung France Stresmann

Interallied Rhineland to issue uniform local currency

A Mayence dispatch reports the Rhineland high commission considers an order requiring all local money in the occupied territory to have a uniform appearance with the issuing town only as distinguishing mark. The paper views this as a first step toward a separate currency across the area.

EES Seption Dusseldorf Mayence

Nuxated Iron Promises Quick Strength Boost for Delicate People

An advertisement touts Nuxated Iron as increasing strength in delicate people within two weeks. It warns against improper iron forms and claims the product is gentle on teeth and stomach, with a money back guarantee through druggists.

Pa. Men Held In Auto Theft Case

NBURG Virginia Sept. 6 two Pennsylvania men John Kennedy and LeRoy Benner were held after being charged with stealing the automobile they used in coming to the city. Chief Dovel reported a telegram from Reading police ordering their arrest and that Kennedy had traded another car for the one seized here. The case involves a woman said to be Benner’s wife but she was not located. The Reading police alleged Kennedy failed to pay cash and to notify the owner, with the car’s license and engine numbers noted in the telegram.

Nburg Her¢ Bunter Johnnnedy LeRoy B Her G. Pa Pibayivania Main Street Dovel Harry H. Stroble, Jr Reading Kennedy Bennet William EB. Kennedy North Main Street Harrisonburg Hing Pennsylvania Benner Scaler John Ken Larceny Auto Tieaester E. Kennedy

Funeral of Mrs Paynter at Green Hill Cemetery

The funeral of Mrs J Wi Paynter, who died in Canter on Monday after about a weeks illness from heart trouble, was held yesterday and she was interred at Green Hill Cemetery in Tep City.

J. Wi Canter Ternbon Green Hill jin /tep City Painter

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