Sturm-Allender Nuptials In Cumberland Md
Dorine Sturm daughter of Mr and Mrs Alva Sturm of Philippi marries James Wheeler Allender in Cumberland Maryland in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev George E Beeimen at the Meth Episcopal church. Both sets of parents are noted with schooling and local ties.
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Sturm-Allender
Alva Sturm
Philippi
Dorine Sturm
James Wheeler Allender
Cumberland
George E. Beeimen
Metho St Episcopal
Judson Missionary Picnic Set At Mrs Robinsons Home
The SOVIAL CALENDAR notes the Judson Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will hold its annual picnic at the home of Mrs W E Robinson 115 West Main Street starting at 6 o clock.
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Judson Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
W. E. Robinson
W. Main Street
Local residents share weekend visits across states
Robert Ford returns to Grafton from Pittsburgh after visiting friends. Whitfield Casteel in Freehold New Jersey and Miss Elsie Houseman of Allentown visit the Castel home on West Wilford Street. Miss Mary Jane Berry of Fairmont and Miss Bernadette Ford visit the John Ford home on West Main Street. Miss Ford works as a nurse at University of Maryland hospital in Bathmore. Robert Deegan and Mildred Young visit Airmont yesterday. Alice Margaret heads to Wheeling to stay with schoolmate Miss Telen Bippus for ten days. Mrs D W Fast and children Junior and Betty Jane return to Pittsburgh after visiting here.
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Robert Ford
R. L. Ford
Main Street
Grafton
Pittsburgh
Whitfield Casteel
Freehold
New Jersey
Elsie Houseman
Allentown
H. A. Castel
West Wilford Street
Casteel
Mary Jane Berry
Fairmont
Bernadette Ford
John Ford
West Main Street
Ford
University of Maryland Hospital
Bathmore
Robert Deegan
Mildred Young
City
Airmont
Alice Margaret
Wheeling
Telen Bippus
D. W. Fast
Junior and
Betty Jane
Baby Joyce Annette Daugherty Born At 9 Pounds
Mr and Mrs C E Daugherty of 405 West Main announce the arrival of a baby daughter on June 28 weighing nine pounds named Joyce Annette.
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C. E. Daugherty
W. Main Street
Joyce Annette
Labor walkout hits California coastal rail lines
A broad labor stoppage disrupts service across San Francisco Stockton and Sacramento with walkouts starting immediately after the midnight passenger steamer runs. The strike spans intermediate points and involves key unions seeking terms in the ongoing labor dispute.
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San Francisco
Stockton
Sacramento
First Legal Liquor Store Opens in Wilson North Carolina
Wilson North Carolina July 2 reports the state’s first legal liquor store in 27 years opening to crowds. Carpenters and painters worked overnight to ready the facility after Wilson County voters approved legal whisky by majority under legislative authority.
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Wilson
N.C
North Carolina
Wilson County
Oldest Chorus Girl Rehired for Metropolitan Opera
New York July 2 America s oldest chorus girl has a job for next season. Mme Maria Savage will mark her 70th birthday next New Year s day and has signed for her 28th consecutive season in the Metropolitan Opera chorus. She is a native of Belgium and has sung opera here and abroad for nearly 50 years.
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New York
America
Mme, Maria Savage
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mme. Savage
Belgium
Fort Knox Vault to Bury U S Gold in Inland Fort Knox Plan
The policy to shift precious monetary reserves inland leads to a subterranean vault near Fort Knox Kentucky to store a large portion of government gold moved from New York and Philadelphia. The location sits between the Rocky Mountains and the Appalachians as a shield against potential seaboard attacks.
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Fort Knox
Louisville
New York
Philadelphia
Rocky Mountains
Army Post
Appalachians
Colleen Moore Divorced From Jealous Husband
Colleen Moore, the Los Angeles screen actress, was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce today from A. P. Scott of New York, alleging harsh and jealous conduct. The divorce follows a brief Hollywood hearing before Superior Court Judge Thomas C. Gould. this marks Moore’s second divorce. In Charleston, banking officials called for a report on the condition of state banks and trust companies as of June 29.
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Los Angeles
Colleen Moore
A. P. Scott
New York
Hollywood
Superior Court
Thomas C. Gould
Batting a 150-Pound Ray in a Galveston Boat
In Galveston on July 2 a 150-pound ray leapt into a 14-foot boat occupied by Wallace Van Houten and Godfrey Jacquard. Van Houten battled sharks, Jacquard struck the ray with an oar and killed it with a knife after it swam aboard and stung its body.
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Galveston
Tex
Wallace van Houten
Godfrey Jacquard
van Houten
Jacquard
Bargemen Strike Called On San Francisco Bay Vessels
Ted Star, president of the Bargemen's union, said 1,000 stevedores and sailors on San Francisco Bay and Sacramento River craft walked off the job in a union called strike. Details incomplete but indicates work stoppage across Pacific Coast waters.
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San Francisco
Ted Star
Bargemen's Union
Francisco Bay
Sacramento
Star
Banks in National System Called for June 29 Report
Washington July 2 The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all National banks at the close of business Saturday June 29.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Process Server Spoils Senator Beacom's Golf Day
White Sulphur Springs July 2 a process server spoiled State Senator Pat Beacom's golf game in the state amateur tournament. Beacom reached the ninth hole with a 34 before a visitor announced a subpoena to appear in federal court. It required 44 strokes to finish the final nine for a 78.
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White Sulphur Springs
Pat Beacom
Huntington
al Dandy
Ketchum
Justice Dept Drops Antitrust Suit Against RCA
The justice department terminated the antitrust action against the Radio Corporation of America and affiliates. A supplemental consent decree entered in federal court at Wilmington Delaware enjoins RCA from claiming its agreements restrain foreign companies from establishing competing circuits or using other circuits for messages.
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Washington
Justice Department
Radio Corporation of America
Federal District Court
Wilmington
Delaware
RCA
Palestine Rabbi Very Ill Pray for Recovery
The serious illness of Rabbi Abraham Kook, 70, Palestine’s chief rabbi, became known as the Jewish congregation was asked to pray for his recovery. A renowned authority on Jewish law, he previously served as a rabbi in Russia and settled in Palestine in 1904, contributing to the modern foundation of the region.
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Jerusalem
Paleor
Abraham Kook
Palestine
Rabbi Kook
Russia
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