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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1929
Page
3
The social reporter Mrs Isabelle F Miller invites society items by telephone between 3 and 4 pm for the next day. Call phone number 33 to share news of local people events engagements and greetings.
Miss Katherine Russell Bear daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank R Bear formerly of Staunton Virginia married Mr Charles Eugene Aulick Jr son of Mrs C E Aulick of Winchester. The bride wore ivory satin lace gown with eggshell tulle veil and carried a roses and lilies bouquet. The Rev Andrew Bird performed the ceremony at the Church of the Pilgrims Washington. An informal reception followed at the bride’s parents home in Cleveland Park and the couple will live in Charleston West Virginia after October 1.
Barr family members gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Worth Koiner near Staunton for a Sunday reunion. Five generations were represented and eight September birthdays noted. A picnic dinner was served in the meadow with many relatives from Winchester and area.
Mr and Mrs Henry W McVicar have closed their country home in Indian Hollow for the season and motor to Rockport Texas to spend winter as in past years. They recently visited Staunton with the Dabney family before heading to Texas. Clarence F E Topping returned to the University of Virginia after visiting the Winkfield home on East Piccadilly Street.
A birthday party was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ames Hepner Sanday in honor of their son Rudolph turning four. Guests included multiple families and friends such as the Grubers Keckleys Carpers Stump Ashbys and Snyder families. The afternoon featured amusements and refreshments and Rudolph received many useful presents.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Dudley, recently married in Lynchburg Virginia, motored to Winchester and are now at 421 South Cameron Street. Mrs. Dudley, formerly Miss Carrie Constance Watson of Middletown Frederick County, has long worked in education. Rev. Dudley is a Virginia native and longtime pastor of the Church of Christ in Winchester.
The wedding of Mrs. Amy DeHaven to Mr. Joseph E. Davis occurred Thursday night at Gainesboro's Methodist parsonage at 7 o'clock. Both longtime Gainesboro residents, the bride and groom are esteemed locals with the groom working as a section foreman for the Winchester and Western Railroad. Rev. Charles Wagner officiated in a small, family gathering, and the couple will reside in Gainesboro.
From Front Royal Virginia comes word that Mrs. Elizabeth D. Bennett of Washington D C married last Wednesday to Paul W. Rudacille son of lumber dealer W E Rudacille of Kernstown The ceremony was by Rev G M Morrow at Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church Mrs Bennett a Richmond native has long summers here Mr Rudacille is well known in the region.
A marriage license was issued in the Corporation Court to Howard M. Fuller of Keyser West Virginia and Marian Ruth McIntyre of Cumberland Maryland. The couple were married by Rev N A Linewaever of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Louis M. Nulton wife of Admiral Nulton commander in chief of the United States Battle Fleet has arrived at Long Beach California after motoring from Bremerton Washington where she spent the summer. She will spend the winter in Long Beach and will be a guest at the Hotel Virginia. Admiral Nulton's fleet has been on the west coast for several months.
Miss Aileen Hockman of near Fisher's Hill Virginia wed Mr William Lindamood of Lebanon Church Virginia on August 17 in Hagerstown Maryland. They spent time in Washington before returning home where they reside now with their parents.
James W. March son of Mr and Mrs William A March of South Braddock street leaves for Carlisle Pa to enroll at Dickinson College after earning the Pickinson Scholarship. He is Handley High School salutatorian class of 1929 and won the American Legion medal for public speaking. His background includes debating honors at the University of Virginia last spring. Mr and Mrs H D Goodyear of Frederia NY are guests at Hotel Jack.
Mr P B Hammond of Frederick Maryland is a guest at Hotel Jack. Mr and Mrs Thomas L Price of Lewisburg West Virginia are guests at Hotel Jack. Mrs George W Lee of Stone Bridge was in Winchester yesterday shopping.
Mrs Virginia Beall Fickerson of Daytona Beach and Mr Charles O Conrad of Harrisonburg wed in Daytona Beach Florida on Monday witnessed by the bride's mother and stepfather Senator and Mrs J S Halsden her sister Mrs N J Pugh and intimate friends. The couple plan to reside in Harrisonburg where Mr Conrad works with his father Charles C Conrad.
Mrs Harold Crawford and her daughter Nancy Ambler Crawford of Parkersburg West Virginia are guests of Mrs Minnie C Baker at her North Cameron street home.
Mrs. T B Sencinodiver travels to Newport News then Pasadena for winter with sister Mrs Flarge. Several locals, including Mr. and Mrs G F Goodwyn of Hagerstown and Mrs Holmes Pingley of Chambersville, appear as hospital and hotel guests. Other residents visit Charlottesville Winchester and Gettysburg area, with multiple short trips and family mentions.
Miss Mildred Milleson, a stenographer at the local Dodge motor agency, is confined to her room at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown on South Brad dock street due to illness. Also noted are visits from OG Strasburg, Mrs. C. M. Boyer of Stephens City, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hawkins with children from Boyce, among others.
Miss Hester Rowland a stenographer at the Arthur insurance agency is taking her annual vacation leaving her desk duties in the care of colleagues during her absence.
Mr. C. Stanley Clevenger departed for Raleigh North Carolina to study at North Carolina State College.
Mr. Loy A. Galliday left today for Washington to enter Gallaudet College for the fall session.
The Senate finance committee voted ten to four to disclose the names of 323 corporations and individuals whose income tax returns are sought for tariff debate. The administration prevailed 40 to 32 on tariff bill voting, approving an amendment for conspicuous country of origin marks on imported articles amid questions over voting clarity.
New York traders faced nerves as the stock market showed signs of easing credit conditions. Early declines narrowed while many issues rose one to six points, with some high priced specialties gaining up to 15 points. All money renewed at 9 percent. Total sales reached about 3.9 million shares.
Unofficial returns show regular Republicans led by Senator elect William S. Vare winning across most counties including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. William Campbell won registrar of wills in Philadelphia backed by Vare, with other Vare candidates also favored. York County bucked the trend, favoring Ralph Fisher over Samuel Lewis.
Yankee pitcher Tom Zachary can set a new major league record by maintaining his pace. As of September 15 he had 41 victories and no defeats, a mark no pitcher has matched in a season.
Charles Anderson, son of Dr. C. P. Anderson, underwent lung drainage surgery at Memorial Hospital for pneumonia. After weeks of grave illness, his condition improved following the operation and he had a more comfortable night.
Washington dispatch reports Premier MacDonald will issue invitations to the five power naval conference planned for late January. No joint invitations from Britain and the United States are planned. Britain will invite the United States Japan France and Italy with others expected to participate in a meeting likely to be held in London.
Babe Ruth slugged his forty fifth homer of the season in the first inning of today’s double header opener between the Yankees and Indians. Walter Miller started for Cleveland as the bases were empty.
The Associate Press reports Chicago will broadcast World Series games from Wrigley Field. Four local stations WBBM WGN WMAQ and WCFL plus two national networks NBC and CBS hold permits to air details of the Cubs games.
The National Boxing Association elected Stanley Isaacs of Cincinnati as president and chose Quebec Canada as the site for its 1930 convention.
The trustee will sell at public auction Thursday August 22 1929 at 11 oclock A M in front of the Frederick County Court House Winchester Va a farm of 85 acres with a two story frame dwelling and outbuildings plus an apple orchard. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal annual installments with bonds and interest secu red by deed of trust and insurance. Auctioneers G Swancon.
English society floods Lady Duff-Cooper with congratulations as the famous beauty and actress becomes mother to a son born in London. The event highlights her high-profile status and the public interest in royal and aristocratic circles.
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