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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1932

Page

5

Death summons Mrs. Henrietta at Stephens City

Mrs. Henrietta died Sunday afternoon at her Stephens City home after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 3 30 at Central Church of Christ with burial in Green Hill. She spent most of her life in Martinsburg and was a longtime member of Charles Town Baptist. Surviving are her husband J B, her mother Mrs. Margaret Howard, one son William, three sisters and two brothers.

Stephens City Tors Kogelschatz and Coffman Margaret Howard West John Street Central Church of Christ Green Hill EB. E. Manley Virginia Henrietta Martinsburg Charles Town C. D. Henrietta Kyrock Sarah Patterson Baltimore Elsie West John Street This City J. W. Howard Pittsburgh H. Howard Schénectady N. Y

Urges Congressmen Who Will Vote Dry at Convention

Mrs. Howard M. Hoge of Lincoln, president of the State WCTU, urged election of Congressmen who will support the eighteenth amendment at the annual Alexandria convention. She condemned both legal and illegal liquor traffic before prohibition and reviewed conditions past and present. Prohibition literature distribution plans were announced for the Virginia State Fair in Richmond next week.

Howard M. Hoge Lincoln Women’s Christian Temperance Union Alexandria Richmond

Twin Hearts Revealed in Edward Reynolds Story

A Pittsburgh man Edward Reynolds learned at age 32 that he has two hearts after doctors found two atria and ventricles. X ray images showed a larger right heart and a smaller left heart, a condition discovered after a broken arm prompted medical tests.

Edward Reynolds Pittsburgh

Judge Williams joins State Judicial Council

A report lists Judge Philip Williams appointed to the State Judicial Council. Notes on local events include Future Farmers of America planning a fair at Stephens City High School and a Gulf Refining Company distribution station opened with John D. Glover in charge. Handley High School opened its grid season with McKinley Technical High School of Washington D C.

Philip Williams State Judicial Council Future Farmers of America Stephens City High School Gulf Refining Company John D. Glover Handley High School

Marriage and local notices hit Fifteen Years Ago

Mattie N. Orndorff of Wardensville West Virginia and Russell E. Hook of Trone have wed. A county teamster was fined in Winchester for driving on the wrong side of the street. Drafted men from here will depart next week for training camps. Contributions to the Soldiers Library Fund have begun locally.

Soldiers’ Library Fund Mattie N. Orndorff Wardensville W. Va Russell E. Hook Trone Winchester

Fall Festival Proposed in Hills of New Hampshire

A letter from Mrs. Lucile P. Pike of White Mountain Outlook in Bethlehem expresses gratitude for festival literature from Winchester. She notes the Apple Blossom Festival publicity is impressive and acknowledges the distance to plan a similar event.

Hills New Hampshire Winchester Lucile P. Pike White Mountain Bethlehem N. H Bell

Margle Pearl Discovered by River Rats in Quick Reveal

In a swift discovery the River Rats exposed Donnie and Slim for displaying a Margle, which turned out to be a valuable pearl. The incident highlights the quick eye of local onlookers and the surprising value found in a simple display.

Pud Slim

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