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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1930
Page
3
Weekend Guests at Rose Hill and Local Happenings
Weekend guests at Rose Hill near Clearbrook included James Fleming and Owen J Graham of New York, Clarice Lafferty of Wilkinsburg, Pa, J C Main of Washington, D C, and others from Altoona Roaring Spring and Washington. Carl G Brown greeted customers at the Commercial and Savings Bank after eight months with Shenandoah Publishing House in Strasburg and plans to live there after marrying Elna Farr of Weyers Cave Va. Rev C J Racey to attend United Brethren Church conference in Staunton Va. Mrs Robert Barr returns from Blue Ridge Sanitarium. Frank H Chandler Jr and Hugh Funkhouser return from Adirondacks trip with families visiting Pine Lake Sche nectady Albany Lake George and NYC. Chicago-related names not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
H. P. Boyce
Clearbrook
James Fleming
New York
Owen J Graham
R. M
Clarice Lafferty
Wilkinsburg
J.C. Main
Washington
M. Emeigh
Roaring Spring
Carl G. Brown
Commercial and Savings Bank
Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc
Strasburg
Mr. Brown
C. D. Brown
Elna Farr
Weyer’s Cave
Brown
C. J. Racey
United Brethren Church
Staunton
William Dorsey
Winchester
Adirondacks
Frank H. Chandler, Jr
Harrisonburg
Hugh Funkhouser
Pine Lake
Fulton County
N. Y
Schenectady
Albany
Lake George
Hudson
New York City
Chandler
Mary Louise Barr
Stephens City
Funkhouser
Helen McGlathery
This City
Return From Extended Motoring Trip
Mrs. C. B. Stickley and Mr. and Mrs. Estes Kline recently returned from a motoring trip visiting Williamsburg Jamestown Yorktown Virginia Beach Williams burg Md Annapolis Md. They have as guests Mrs. D. H. Kern and daughters Frances and Martha Kern of Roanoke Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Stickley
F. Estes Kliné
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Yorktown
Virginia Beach
Annapolis
Kline
D. H. Kern
Frances and
Martha Kern
Roanoke
Wagner family travels to funeral in Watsontown
Mr and Mrs William B Wagner left yesterday for Watson town Pennsylvania to attend the funeral of Mr D Frank Wagner their uncle who died Friday morning after three months illness He was eighty one years old and had visited here four years for the Apple Blossom Festival He attended last April but fell ill soon after the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wagner
William B. Wagner
Watsontown
Mr. Wagner
D. Frank Wagner
Maloy Party Arrives on Motoring Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Maloy and Mrs. Bennet of Altoona Pa arrived Saturday for a several day motoring trip. They were joined by Mr. S Ellis Maloy of Greenwood who spent last week in Altoona and by Mrs. Thomas J. Dale of this city visiting at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Maloy and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Shipley in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Maloy
A. J. Shipley
Sartelle Family Returns After Indiana Funeral
Mr. Harry M Sartelle and family return from Redkey Indiana after attending the funeral of Mrs Preston Orr mother to Mrs Sartelle. Mrs Sartelle and other children will stay in Redkey for a time. Also the Becks and Miss Bowly return to Atlanta from visits with Mr and Mrs George Bowly. Miss Nancy Devereux Bowly will attend school in Atlanta. Miss Edna and Miss Alice Farnsworth depart on a vacation trip via Bristol Chattanooga and Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harry M. Sartelle
Patsy Sartelle
Messrs
Preston
John Edward Sartelle
Redkey
Ind
Preston Orr
Sartelle
Beck
Atlanta
Charles G. Beck
Mary Wood Bowly
George Bowly
Nancy Devereux Bowly
Farnsworth
Edna
Alice Farnsworth
Bristol
Chatanooga
Memphis
Tennessee
Alice
American Automobile Association
Winchester
Charles Town
Miss Florence Hopkins Milles Weds James Wilt in Staunton
Mrs S C Hopkins of Mc Gaheysville announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Florence Hopkins Milles to Mr James Ed ward Wilt of Rippon West Virginia. The ceremony occurred September 1 in Staunton Virginia. Also noted are Mr He Russel Potts and Mr D W Cress registered at the Algonquin Hotel Cumberland Maryland while doing census work. Mr B A Rowland tended to Mr Russell Sonner who suffered a stroke and has returned to Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Milles
J. E. Wilt
S.C. Hopkins
McGaheysville
Rockingham County
Florence Hopkins Milles
James Edward Wilt
Rippon
Jefferson County
W. Va
Staunton
He- Russel Potts
D. W. Cress
Washington
Algonquin Hotel
Cumberland
Maryland
B.A. Rowland
Russell Sonner
Stephens City
Mildred Landis
Charlottesville
Miss Pearl Grim
Social Note: Residents and Visitors at Winchester Hotels
A roundup of guests and locals staying at Hotel Jack and George Washington Hotel includes Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stewart of Okron Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. E. Massie and Mr. T. Massie in Keyser, W Va, and Charles B. McDermott of Charles Town. Visits span Charlottesville, Staunton, Washington, and Philadelphia with departures for New York, Spartanburg, and Abingdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. T. Stewart
Okron, Ohio
Jack
Earl Massie
T. Massie
Thornney and
Keyser
W. Va
Massie
Dickens
Charles B. McDermott
Charles Town, W. Va
Hotel
Mrs. W. B. Enochs
Hopewell, Va
George Washington Hotel
Mrs. S. W. Brogen
Charlotte, N. C
Legionaires of Virginia Meet in Harrisonburg
World War veterans from Tidewater Southeast Northern Neck and Southside gather for the twelfth Virginia American Legion convention in Harrisonburg. Advance registration reached 460 with a projected 2500 attendees. events include church services, a 40 and 8 meeting, a midnight show, a parade, and a department banquet at Spotswood Country Club. Notables include Gen William Michell and officers from Richmond Winchester Staunton and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Harrisonburg
Tidewater
Neck
American Legion
Virginia
Glenn Blott
Richmond
Rockingham Post
Shenandoah Valley
Presbyterian Church
Legion
Legion and Auxiliary
New
Virginia Theatre
William Michell
Middleburg
U. S. Army Air Corps
B. M. Roszel
Winchester
Robert Barton
Bryan Conrad
H. L. Opie
Staunton
Col
Massai
Walter Reed Hall
State Teachers College
Spotswood Country Club
Bulls Drive Toward Higher Market Levels
In York on September 8 the stock market extended the July bull campaign as share prices rose, with many issues up one to three points and some surging beyond five. Call money climbed to 25 percent amid a broad rally on the recovery from June deflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
York
Arief
Mrs. McKeever Dies In Weston State Hospital
Mrs. Josephine McKeever a member of an old Hardy county family West Virginia died about 1 am at the West Virginia State Hospital Weston after a long illness. She was about 90. Survived by son Falk McKeever of Charles Town. Body to arrive Winchester tomorrow night and go to Wardensville for 10 30 am funeral at Lutheran Church with Rev Stoudemyer officiating. Interment in Wardensville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine McKeever
Hardy County
W.va
West Virginia State Hospital
Weston
Falk McKeever
Charles Town
W. Va
Lutheran Church
Stoudemyer
Wardensville Cemetery
Notable visits and teaching assignments listed
Mr Henry R Willis spent yesterday in Washington. Miss Grace Clevenger left recently for Lincoln Virginia where she will teach during the school term. Miss Alleine Jennings is returning Saturday from Mount Airy New York and Carroll county where she has been visiting relatives for the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred H. Racey
Ruth Racey
C. J. Racey
West Virginia
Genevieve Clevenger
Morrestown
N. J
Henry R. Willis
Washington
Grace Clevenger
Lincoln, Va
Alleine Jennings
Mount Airy
N. Y
Carroll County
Garber Objects To Freight Rate System
Representative J A Garber of Virginia protested to President Hoover the method for providing reduced railroad rates to farmers in drought areas. He said farmers lose the benefit due to time wasted by the complex system of permits and rate reductions, making the relief hard to use. He also met with Secretary Hyde to discuss the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. A. Garber
Repulican
Virginia
Hoover
Garber
Hyde
Attempt To Make Killing On Fruit Ends In Disaster
New York merchants in peaches lost an estimated 250000 to 500000 in six weeks after overbidding on Southern peaches in anticipation of frost. Contracts made last May and June pegged prices at 1.75 to 2.25 at shipping points but market prices collapsed to 1.75 to 2 by mid July. Freight costs about 70 cents to New York left merchants facing nearly a dollar loss per basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York American
New York Commission
South
Mob Lynch Negro In Jail In Darien
In Darien Georgia an armed mob breached the McIntosh county jail with machine guns mounted in the streets and lynched George Grant a 40 year old Negro accused of killing one officer and wounding three others during an early morning gun battle Col Roy Neal commander of the Savannah National Guard pleaded with the mob and stood outside with officers as the crowd towed to the cell and killed Grant. A second Black participant in the fighting was corralled in a nearby marsh by hundreds of men and was expected to be captured soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Darien
McIntosh County
George Grant
Roy Neal
Savannah
National Guard
Grant
Colonel Neal
Twin State S O S A Holds Twin State Association Meeting
Washington Camp No 123 Patriotic Order Sons of America prepares for the Twin State Association gathering at Whitacre Virginia with officers to be elected and many Virginia and West Virginia Camps expected. A large Winchester contingent is anticipated for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Twin State Association
H. E. McAboy
Brucetown
Virginia
West Virginia
Winchester
Yrigoyen Resigns as Martinez Takes Over Argentina
President Hipolito Yrigoyen resigns after a week of political agitation and transfers control of the government to Vice President Enrike V. Martinez. The Associated Press notes the peaceful transfer as the ship of state passes to the new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Enrique V. Martinez
Hipolito Yrigoyen
Prohibition quotes offset by appetite for stimulants and money
Quote attributed to Calvin Coolidge contrasts human appetite for stimulants with the pursuit of money and notes likely violations of the prohibition law as long as those drives exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
World Series To Start October 1 In American Lot
The World Series will open October 1 at the park of the American League champion with games one and two at their home and games three to five at the National League park. If needed games six and seven shift to the American League winner’s park. Prices mirror 1929: boxes 6.60, grand stand 5.50, general 3, bleachers 1. Ticket applications start September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
America T
Landis
Necssary
Southern Magazine Drive Led by OBU Captain in Winchester
Billy Souther of Oklahoma Baptist University captains a recruiting team from OBU and Tulsa University soliciting subscriptions for Holland's the Magazine of the South in Winchester and surrounding area. The Dallas based publication marks its twenty fifth anniversary and purveys southern promotional content. Teammates include Windell Allen Glenn Capp Charles Clark and Alfred Lewallen. Souther says the campaign will last four to five days. Senator Tom Connally voice quoted on Art Shires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Souther
Oklahoma Baptist University
Tulsa University
Winchester
Holland’s
Dallas
Texas
Mr. Souther
Windell Allen
Glenn Capp
Charles Clark
Alfred Lewallen
Souther
Governor Huey Long Struck By Reporter at Hotel
New Orleans Huey Long was struck on the nose by reporter William G. Weigand after a dispute over a profane slur. Guards restrained Weigand as the governor faced federal subpoena in a case tied to the disappearances of Samuel Irby and James Terrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Huey R. Long
William G. Wiegand
Weigand
Long
New Orleans Item
United States
Hoover to Name Eugene Meyer for Federal Reserve Governor
To Head Reserve Eugene Meyer of New York is expected to be President Hoover's selection for governor of the federal reserve board. This tentative choice signals a major shift in monetary policy and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Meyer
New York
Hoover
Federal Reserve Board
Marriage license numbers rise in 1930 clerk report
An increase of over 22 percent is noted in marriage licenses issued by the Corporation Court clerk's office in 1930. Through September 4, 1930, 108 couples received licenses versus 88 in the same period of 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court Clerk’s Office
Grain Prices In Chicago Market
Grain prices in Chicago show Wheat at 89 3 4 for December and 93 for March. Corn at 97 1 4 for December and 91 5 8 for December. May and March figures vary. A new double microscope applies the range finder principle to measure minute depths accurately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
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Mrs. Boyce
Daniel W. Lupton
Bel Air
Harford County Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mutual and Stock Companies
Rating and Adjusting Bureaus
Barr
Robert Barr
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Mr. Barr
Louis Barr
C. B. Funkhouser
White Post
Thomson Sowers
Stone Bridge
Charles Fritz
Boyce
Huntsberry
Isabel Taylor
Clarksburg, W. Va
Mrs. E. W. Jones
Kaufman
Kaufman's Ladies’ Store
8S. Aronson
Philadelphia
Blair Hahn
W. Blair Hahn
Western Union
Mr. Hahn
Spartanburg
S. C
Hahn
Abington
Staunton News-Leader
Mason Small and
Cordell
Baltimore
Robert L. Gray
Cornelia and
Louise Gray
Atlantic City
Charlottesville, Va
Lillian O'Connor
Memorial Hospital
North Loudoun Street
M. B. Hook
West Clifford Street
Carlton Manuel
North Cameron Street
James Spitler
Woodstock
Mrs Charles Spitler
North Kent Street
Charles and
Harry Bryant
Maggie Bryant
Margaret Bryant
Camillus Edmonds
R. E. Griffith, Jr
Episcopal School
Lynchburg
LeVerne Clauser
Reading
Heyward W. Bowly
Anne Bowly
West Cork Street
P. J. Landis
Staunton, Va
Joe Chaney
Joe
Perfection Golf Course
James A. Mencure
Todman
Fred.g. Joanet
Richmond, Va
Joseph Holinger
Orland, N. C
J. B. Jennings
Luther Geesly
Ruth Geesly
Legionaires OF Virginia
Col. Roszel
Nburg
Dept
Army of
Virginia Legionnaires
Virginia Department of the American Legion
Old Dominion
Mr. Garber
The
Yrigoyen
American Lot
Art Shires
Tom Connally
Milllinery
Margaret L. Hodgson
Auemans
Les
W. T. House
Winchester Flour & Feed CO
Cumberland Valley Elevator
Lovett Bros. Sample Shoe ‘Store
X-Ray Shoe Fitters
Betsy Ross
Fulper
Apple
George Washington
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