Lt Hutchinson Weds Popular Marfa Girl
Miss Penelope Snyder became the bride of Lt Cary Brown Hutchinson in a 1:30 pm ceremony at Camp Marfa. Rev J C Jones officiated. The couple left at 2:15 for a honeymoon to Hails and Memphis, Tenn, returning to Camp Marfa after April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope Snyder
Cary Brown Hutchinson
Camp Marta
Mra Hf
Mra Hf. C. Metcalfe
Mex
P.M. Morris
Snyder
Hudson
J. W. Pool
H. Fletcher
C. R. Sutton
Harrison Herman
al Dawning
Lohengrin
F Jandelssohn
J. C. Jones
Methodist Church
C. J. Darling
Jonquet
G. B.hindson
T. W. Snyder
School For Girls
Austin
Texas
State University
Lt Hutchinson
West Point
Mire AP
Massengill
Halls
Tenn
First Cavalry Tand
Ifr
John Snyder
W. U Fischer
E. P. Schwab
Judge Bogel and Daughter Entertain at Dinner Bridge
Judge W. W. Hogel and daughter Mrs. Jessie Hubbard hosted a dinner bridge Saturday evening March 20 to honor Col. and Mrs. C. B. Stodter and their son Lt Hugh Stodter. The event featured a pink and green color scheme throughout the decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hogel
Jessie Hubbard
C. B. Stodter
Lt Hugh Stodter
Bridge Social Highlights and Notable Guests
A five course dinner was followed by seven hands of bridge with Miles Sumner and Major R. B. Patterson winning high score. Second place went to Mise Penelope Snyder and Lt. J. H. Helberg. The guest list included numerous officers and their spouses such as Major D. B. Lininger, Capt. and Mrs. C. H. Holister, Lt. and Mrs. HoH. Heiberg, and Lt. C. J. Hutchinson among others, with many prominent attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Sumner
R. B. Patterson
Mise Penelope Snyder
J. H. Helberg
Lt FE
Herbolet
Mra
Clyde Ren
C.F. Meid
Mason
Charles Lewis Stevenson
Mac Fitzgerald
Harry Foster
D. B. Lininger
C.H. Holister
Harrison Herman
H. A. Coffield
T. Pletcher
W. le: Fischer
Gus Roger
RE. Epperson
James Walker
T. W. Snyder
W. J. Yatesher
Fis
Rs, Miller
BF. Schwaty
Emory
Shower for Miss Snyder at Camp Marfa
Mire Harrison Herman hosts a shower for Miss Penelope Snyder at Camp Marfa quarters on Friday March 18. Guests enjoyed high and low bridge scores, then a three course luncheon. Gifts included Herman’s wedding veil and a pink satin bow tied to a bell. Mrs Stadter departs with Col Stadter, First Cavalry commander, as he moves to Fort Myer, Virginia, by auto after his army orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Harrison Herman
Camp Marfa
Friay
Penelope Snyder
Bal Mason
W. Fischer
Seemd
G. Hudson
Low
Herman
Mias Snyder
San Fr
Stadter
Col. Stolter
Chicago
Venera
Col. Stadter
First Cavalry
G. B. Hudson
Sind
FL Myer
Vingina
Mrs Hudson
PL Myer
Your city as the wonder city boosters back their cause
A 1925 Okla board of commerce promotion voice extols the city as a wonder city urging citizen cooperation to attract new industries wealth and opportunities. The item also notes Richard Dix in Womanhandled at Mojave Theatre Friday and Saturday describing it as a comedy you can't miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Waite
Okla
Board of Commerce
Richard Dix
Mojave Theatre
Farm records guide farmers to improve management
A guide explains how farm records and inventories reveal income gaps among farms, show how to use college and USDA surveys to set community standards, and enable farmers to compare their earnings, investments, and expenses with averages and top performers to identify weak spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleges of Work Culture
United States Department of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Wilde
Bankers Join War on Weevils and Farm Problems
Iowa bankers formed a statewide plan to support a wholesale war on the boll weevil and study farming issues. Over two hundred bankers will attend Iowa State University for a two day session to analyze agricultural problems and aid the county agent’s program, including corn content and eradication efforts in Clark County South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State University
Clark County
8. D
Acrom
Open Highway to Success in America for Humble Beginnings
Forbes highlights Oscar Wells and several bankers rising from modest roots to top posts. The piece traces Wells from a Platte City orphan to president of a major bank, and recounts Walter W. Head, William Knox, and others who advanced from rural teaching or clerical roles to leading banks and the American banking system, underscoring opportunity in caste-free America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Forbes Magazine
Oscar Wells
American Hawkers Association
John
Walter W. Head
Ilinois
Association
Missouri
Omaha
Nebraska
American Tankers Association
Brome
William Knox
York
M River
Platte
Miasouri
Platte City
Hethany Co
West Virginia
Hansa Mank
Texas
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
Institut
Birmingham
Alabama
South
Growth of New York School Savings 1924 26 Report
The American Bankers Association reports substantial growth in school savings across New York for 1924 to 1926. Aggregated bank business rose by 6.6 million dollars with 630 thousand more pupils participating. Deposits increased from 14.99 million to 16.96 million dollars and bank balances from 30.44 million to 39.15 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
American Bankers Association
Bank Batancon
Sayn
Be tRAIN and Cobb Discuss Picture Value on Third Avenue
A New York East Side man tells a friend on Third Avenue he sold twenty five dollars for a pictured item and wonders what category the image fits. The other man questions whether the scene is fire, landscape, life, or portrait and explains the need to define the representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York East
Forage Hereford Bulls and Heifers for Sale in City
10 registered Hereford bulls and 25 young heifers offered for sale. Bulls can be shown daily in daylight hours. Contact W. A. Daugherty at City Office, 2-284.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Daugherty
Notice to City Property Owners 1926 Renditions Open
Tam now taking renditions of City property for 1926 at the City Office in the Berkeley Building and requests early rendition from every owner. W. A. Daugherty, City Tax Assessor. February 26, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Berkeley
W. A. Daugherty
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Marfa
Katherine Duckworth
The
Avalanche
Hutchinson
Judge Bogel and Daughter
L. Hopson
Prop
Alpine Mercantile Co
White
Miss Snyder
Citize
Mney
C. H. Otis
Nkers
Wit
Minnesota Bawkers
Agricultural Committee
Train
Cobb
Tekarkana
Elding
Bet “Howe
Howell
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