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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1935
Page
3
The Little School prepares for fall session starting Monday September sixteen with Lucile Heath Mithe director reporting new equipment on order from New York City. The school operates nine to twelve each weekday with children being called for and delivered.
Tuesday through Friday schedule lists multiple club and church gatherings in Winchester. Events include Women’s Missionary Society at 1319 Valley Avenue, Kiwanis luncheon at George Washington Hotel, D A R and Garden Club meetings, United Brethren and Grace Lutheran choir practices, B P O E lodge meeting, Rotary Club luncheon, softball banquet, and American Legion post luncheon, with dates and venues.
Miss Katherine Gochenour daughter of Dr and Mrs Frederick Gochenour of Upperville will wed Mr George Robert Slater son of Mrs George H Slater of Rose Hill Upperville on October 12 at Trinity Episcopal Church Upperville The wedding party includes Miss Anne Gochenour maid of honor bridesmaids Misses Margaret Green Bessie Lee Cardwell Katherine Ewing Mary Hunter Davis Mary Thomas and Marietta Derby The groom's party features Best Man Mr Thomas Slater and groomsmen Messrs Truman Welling Bruce Newell Albert Penick Warren Jones and Dr Richard de Butts Robert Coupland Robert Fletcher and William Burwell.
Col. Bryan Conrad of Richmond, guest of his daughter Miss Georgia Conrad, returned home this morning after a weekend starring as guest of honor at multiple entertainments. Thomas Byrd hosted a Saturday cards and supper, Mrs. Robert Conrad hosted a luncheon Sunday, and Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Dutton hosted a dinner yesterday.
Mrs Turner Green of Richmond Virginia visited Kenilworth estate near Stephenson owned by Harry K Thaw last Saturday night entertaining a number of friends at a card party.
The Winchester branch hosted college-aspiring local girls at a meeting on September 7 to discuss curriculum changes in women’s colleges. Highlights included guests Dorothy Lupton Oberlin Randall Macon Mary Glenn Lupton and others sharing experiences at their schools. A book fund gift of ten dollars supported Handley School library. Elizabeth Frances Giffin Price wed George M. Price Jr. in Cumberland Maryland with family afterglow. Nancy Lee Tumblin married Walter E. Myers in Frederick Maryland. couple to live in Lebanon Pa. Byrd Trophy golf matches progress at Winchester Country Club as Arthur, Weems, Goss, and Haley win rounds. Local youths head to Hampden Sydney College and related families return from visits.
Federalsburg Maryland begins mud cleanup on main street and pumps basements as flood damage nears 500000 dollars. Relief aid totals 25000 dollars from Hopkins with Red Cross and state agencies coordinating health measures and water purification.
Miss Mary Rogers a registered nurse from this city is spending her annual vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs William H Rogers at their home in Kimballton Virginia.
It is illegal for any person or organization to deliver mail in opposition to the United States Post Office department.
Ethiopian government redeploys troops and munitions to the northern front as Italian forces advance from Asmara toward the Mareb River. About 10 000 Italian troops have moved toward Adilquala and Bara chit with positions along a 40 mile front.
Navy reveals rapid progress in aircraft development to accompany shipbuilding. Contracts for 23 vessels include an aircraft carrier eight destroyers and three submarines to be built by private yards. seven destroyers and three submarines by government yards. Plan includes 1190 aircraft over five to seven years with combat, bombing, observation and patrol types.
The Navy proposes using a Philadelphia government plant for 10 percent of its aircraft under a new congressional act. Navy records show pre contract actions and yard allocations place a total of aad aircraft carriers three heavy cruisers eleven light cruisers 10 submarines and 40 destroyers already under construction. When all current vessels are finished under contract or at government yards one light cruiser 36 destroyers and 18 submarines will be needed to reach treaty strength.
Mrs J H Henry and two children spent yesterday afternoon in Boyce. Miss Mary Fugitt of Baltimore visits Mrs Irene Goshert at 317 North Kerr street. Mrs W C Hodge and her daughter Mrs Ffolliott left Sunday for a week in Norfolk.
The National Park Service estimates the Stars and Stripes lasts six weeks in bad weather and three months in clear skies. Scientists say the aurora borealis results from electrical discharge in the upper atmosphere, though the exact conditions remain not fully understood.
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