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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1935
Page
2
Numerous local and visiting residents are noted in a Middletown round up of social visits and movements. Attendees include Harris of Baltimore with family, Sperry and Dettra households in Winchester, and visitors from Washington Culpeper and Martinsburg. Several residents plan moves or changes such as Paul Rhodes pursuing NYU studies and Nettie Hammack settling in Washington.
White Post Virginia on September 14 notes Miss Joy Chrisman returned from a week with relatives in Moundsville West Virginia. Mrs C W Gaunt enjoys two weeks in Washington DC with daughters. Mr and Mrs Kilpatrick plan to make Richmond their future home. Several families visited relatives in Virginia and Washington DC. Mrs A S Huett of Montana Hall and Mrs Percy Randolph of Millwood toured to New York. Mr A S Huett secured a government post in Washington. Mrs Charles Warner of Washington DC visited village friends. Dr and Mrs Charles Warner and daughter Constance returned to Washington after a month at their Shenandoah River summer camp. Miss Charlotte Osler of Berryville visited aunt Mary Gore. Mrs Lola Wilson and Miss Helen Gardiner spent a day in Washington. Miss Lucille Carper heads to college in Farmville. Miss Louise B Meade, recently ill, shows improvement. Mrs John Yowell Sr and Misses Nettie Tucker and Ada Bell Yowell visited Mrs Dora Thompson and family.
Mrs. Jane Warhoop and William D. Burtner visited last Sunday and many guests enjoyed the week. Baltimore’s Mrs. Rose has stayed with sister Mrs. Lucas for weeks. Helen Detwiler and Josephine Woodie visit Misses Thompson this week. Agnes Hibbard and infant Mary Louise spent Tuesday with Mrs. Gore and Miss Elliott. Gore and Elliott hosted Agnes Hibbard Monday night near Berrye. Farmley’s A Mackay Smith returns from New York. Homer Stuart returns to Washington after seeing cousin Mrs. Emmett Stuart. Katherine McClaugherty visits Wilmington sister Mrs. George Lee. Moselle Starke returns to Norfolk after weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wise Sowers. Husted of Columbia, Mo., visits the Punkhouser parents. Buckey and Dearmont plan to return to Shepherds College at Shepherdstown for fall and winter. Ernest Meade dines with Rose McDonald. Thomson Sowers returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital improved after an operation. Lucie and Hallie Chrisman return to Richmond schools after summer with Dr. and Mrs. Dearmont.
Chapel brief notices report a well attended Sunday service led by Rev. J. M Carr with a sermon Take a Walk With Jesus. Sunday School plans an annual picnic on September 12 at Clevenger's grove opposite the church. Ladies' Aid Society members met at Pike side Inn with guests including the Smallwoods and the Lockes household.
Sunday visitors and gatherings in Keyser and nearby towns include families from Gaylord Millwood and Mount Jackson visiting Rutherford, Hopemont, and Woodstock fair attendees. Others attend funerals hospital stays and a prominent rain blessing for farmers amid political remarks about Roosevelt and constitutional defense.
John Henry Kirby, longtime Texas Democrat and chair of the Southern committee to uphold the constitution, outlined battle plans for a revolt of Southern Democrats against the New Deal. He claimed the organization has 50,000 enrollees and commands 70 percent of Southern voters. He waved a copy of the constitution at a Washington press conference.
New York Sept 15 Dr I Ruzicka of Zurich Switzerland announced an epochal medical advance the chemical synthesis of a new male sex hormone some fifty times stronger than any previously available The artificial manufacture enables testing theories of rejuvenation and aging delay in medicine as he travels home after a summer in the United States
Scientists report unlimited production of male hormones via synthesis. Dr. Ruzicka and Laqueuy isolate testosterone from glands last June, enabling preservation of mental powers and general health beyond waning periods.
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