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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1933

Page

3

Social calendar and community notices in Winchester

Rotary Club regular meeting and luncheon Thursday 1 PM plus several society gatherings at Braddock Street M E Church and Rouss Spring Park. Sizable Pope family reunion at Wadesville highlights ongoing church and civic events across Clarke and Winchester counties with plans for Holy Name Society convention in Fredericksburg and local club activities.

Rotary Club Turner C. E. Aulick South Braddock Street Rouss Spring Park American Legion Post Young Peoples Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Rouss Spring Girls’ Athletic Association Opal Robinson Young People’s Organization of Refuge Church Lions’ Club First Baptist Church Kiwanis Club Young Peoples’ Choir United Brethren Church The Winchester Lodge Benevolent Protctive Order of Elks Grace Lutheran Church

Miss Laura McGuire Improves at Memorial Hospital

Miss Laura McGuire of Amherst street continues to show steady improvement after an operation at Memorial Hospital though she cannot yet sit up. Friends report the news as she remains in recovery.

Mary Greenway Russell South Stewart Street Wilmington Del Clara Kilby E. L. Beam Culpeper United States Remount Depot Front Royal Memorial Hospital Miss Kilby Mr. Beam Laura McGuire Amherst Street Miss McGuire William P. McGuire

Belmont Fount Pen Offer Cues 99c Coupon

Sunday sale alert for Belmont Fount writing instrument priced at 99 cents with a 51 cent coupon. Limited to promotional period. Includes mention of Sunday availability and pricing details.

Belmont

Agriculture forecast for August shows varied crop health overall

The federal state crop reporting service reports most crops in good shape for early September with August losses from a late-August storm. Corn damage reached up to 50 percent in some fields though overall losses are 10 to 15 percent. fruit crops show heavy damage with apples pears and grapes forecast lower than August.

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Local Girls Leave for Randolph Macon Woman’s College

Miss Catherine McVicar daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles P McVicar of Handley avenue leaves this afternoon for Lynchburg to enter Randolph Macon Woman’s College senior class. Mrs Harry C Stouffer recently operated on at Johns Hopkins Hospital and now at Courtfield home is slowly improving. Miss Mary Glenn Lupton of North Braddock street leaves today for Lynchburg to enter the sophomore class of Randolph Macon Woman’s College.

Harper and Brother New York Stanley Hopkins Staunton Holmes Conrad Winchester Virginia Sinclair Lewis Fannie Hurst Dorothy Canfield Harry Hansen Pine Hill Four-H Club Grange Middletown Elizabeth Parrar Thelma Petty Thelma Judy Betty Carper Mary Judy Marie Petty Phyllis Montgomery Mildred Judy Elizabeth Supinger Peggy Montgomery Mary Virginia Roberts Kane Martinsburg Charles Richard Kane Sanitary Grocery Company Harry R. Kane Albert M. Roberts Dorothea Taylor Falls Church, Va Alfred M. Kerfoot South Washington Street Donald L. Weems Courtfield Avenue Betsy Rice North Braddock Street Handley High School Catherine McVicar Charles P. McVicar Handley Avenue Lynchburg Randolph-Macon -Woman’s College Harry C. Stouffer Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Mary Glenn Lupton Es Woman’s Colege Charles Laub Elizabeth Adahaven Stella Clister Lorna Clister Somerfield, Pa Naomi Richard Mountain Falls C. G. Russell Gainesboro

Miss Dorothy Stouffer Enrolls at Virginia Interwar College

Miss Dorothy Stouffer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry C Stouffer left Monday for Bristol Virginia to begin as a freshman at Virginia Interwar College for the 1933 34 session.

Harry F Byrd, Jr Berryville Charlottesville University of Virginia Messrs Robert and Seddon Nelson Robert B. Nelson The Dorothy Stouffer Harry C. Stouffer Bristol Virginia Interwar College

Harrisonburg Man Kills Himself After Wounding Wife

Charles F. Orye, 33, shot his wife Eunice Davis Orve, 32, at a filling station near Harrisonburg Virginia, then killed himself. A note to his 12 year old son Clement urged him to be good and to take care of debts and bank funds. The wife was in critical condition with a bullet to the brain. an operation drained the wound and she remained conscious. A powder stained handkerchief and a .32 caliber revolver were found. neighbors stated the couple appeared happy and no clear domestic trouble was evident before the noon incident. Orye had worked in Shenandoah and Harrisonburg, leaving a family of six brothers and one sister. The body was moved to Shenandoah for burial.

Harrisonburg Charles F. Orye Eunice Davis Orve Rockingham Memorial Hospital Dayton Pike Charles R. Fawley Orye Fawley Clement Shenandoah Baltimore First National ‘Bank of Baltimore and J. F. Orye Mrs. Orye John Coffman Sinclair Refining Company Sinclair Charles Coffman G. R W. H B. R Joseph Paul Susan

Synod Hearing Reports on Many Church Projects

Richmond September 13 reports before the Presbyterian Synod of Virginia covered education missionary and relief work. Speakers included Rev. Hunter B Blakeley on Mary Baldwin College and Rev Andrew R Bird on Virginia Presbyterian School with Danville Military Academy origins.

Richmond Presbyterian Synod of Virginia Hunter B. Blakeley Staunton Mary Baldwin College Virginia Presbyterian School Danville Military Academy Andrew R. Bird Washington Union Theological Seminary Ben R. Lacy W. T. Thompson Thornton Wilson D. D Lynchburg Danville American Bible Society George Williams Brown Society J. J. Murray Lexington Home Missions J. E. Hamphill Petersburg Assembly E. B. Paisley E. R. Price Virginia Pelytechnic Institute

Goodyear Homecoming to Mark 35th Anniversary in Akron

Ix Goodyear Co official Killinger will attend Goodyear homecoming in Akron Ohio to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the world’s largest tire maker. Sales representatives from across the United States and Canada gather for the event to learn about market conditions and new Goodyear products. This marks the first American wide conference since 1928.

FE. C. Killinger General Life Tire and Rubber Akron Goodeyear Company Killinger United States Epne Reig Avention North American

Goliath of Parks Dominates Global National Park Scale

The Goliath of Parks spans 5 880 miles in area making it unrivaled among world national parks. Its vast width and breadth hold a thousand miles of trails and 100 miles of motor roads with endless rivers lakes and a dozen mountain ranges.

Goliath of Parks Jasper National Pack

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Witel Soa Tan Major Conrai Pope Wadesville Clarke County Wesley Pope D. C. Pope E. Ecker Elmer Pope Leo Pope Familly George Swartz Bunker Hill W. Va Tom Finnican Stephenson Walter Chapman Rippon William Chapman Clarence Swartz Ropey Clarence Perks Holy Name Society Fredericksburg Sacred Heart Church St. Mary’s Catholic Church Andrew J. Brennan Joseph Brennan St. Mary’s Church M. Daily Walsh Diocesan Union of Holy Name Societies Father Ireton Baltimore Union Thomas Rankin Alexandria Northern Virginia O. P. Conlon E. L. Stephens Propagation of the Faith Father Byrne Catholic Virginian E.A. Brosnan Father Lane Elizabeth City N.C Alfred E. Smith Pine Hill Club Woman's Auxiliary Christ Episcopal Church Mary Louise Sarteelle Nancy Gray Larrick Sallie Deane Mary Carrington Frederick Elward Toronto Canada Henry D. Flood Eleanor Flood Emily Davis Thornhill John Edward Deford Navy-Notre Dame Nancy Huidekoper Jane A. Russell Charlotte L. Blanchard Caroline P. Cromwel Huidekoper Hugh M. Nelson, Sr Long Branch Millwood Winchester Memorial Hospital Pelter John Pelter Albin Patricia Elizabeth Pelter Hilda. Massie Opan Robinson Simplex Huntsberry Joseph T. Frye Capon Valley Bank Wardensville Mary Elizabeth Smith East Clifford Street Virginia Intermont College Brooks’ Pharmacy Charles F. Orve Shenandoah Valley National Bank W. B. Coon Lovett Shoe Ncloudean Ix: Goodyear Co the Commercial & Savings Bank U. S. Postal Savings Depository Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation Shell Station Martinsburg Pike Amherst & Boscawen St Valley Ave Braddock St R. M. Swimley George Washington Hotel Paris Lucille Paray Maggy Rouff Schiaparelli Margaret L. Hodgson Eoontee Hein Teak S.S.S Health
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