Quiet wedding unites Miss Mildred Brown and Stephen Boyd
A refined wedding took place at the Brown home on Ross Street as Miss Mildred Beatrice Brown wed Stephen Milton Boyd Jr. of Shenandoah Valley Virginia. Rev. E M Rhoades officiated the five o clock ceremony with Miss Marguerite Carroll Brown as bridesmaid and Mr. S C Lambert as best. The couple left by train 51 for a ten day to two week trip through Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Cleveland before returning to settle.
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Urown-Bove
Hole
J. G Brown
Ross Street
Daugher
Misa Mildred
Beatrice Brown
Stephen Milton Boyd, Jr
Shenantogh Valley
E M. Rhoades
Bapila
Marguerite Carroll Brown
C Lambert
Somerset
Evelyn Squires
Morgantown
Mhoader
Grafton High School
Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
France
Germany
Fring
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Cleveland
Daily Sentinel
United Brethren Church
Dewey Avenue
Tena Ware
Rebecca Ware
East Washington Street
Olie Stillixs
Work View
E. H Waters
aCrr China Company
Graton
Johnson Opens Bid for Republican Nomination in Chicago
Senator Hiram W. Johnson addressed a large Chicago mass meeting outlining his presidential bid and a campaign platform urging a decisive, transparent party stance. He framed two major issues and urged delegates to support a strong, forward looking GOP in the approaching convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Convention
Chicago
Hiram W. Johnson
Paes
Johnson
Camel Cigarettes Endorsement Ad Emphasizes Blend Quality
An advertisement extols Camels for their expert blend of Turkish and domestic tobaccos. The copy promises mellow mildness and no aftertaste or lingering odor, inviting readers to test Camels and compare them puff for puff with any cigarette.
Senator Johnson Attacks League Pact and Costs of Living
Senator Johnson campaigns on high living costs and opposition to the League covenant. He denounces European imperialism and calls for independent American action, stressing patriotic business standards, law enforcement, and rejecting foreign entanglements while defending national sovereignty. He warns against radicalism and press foment but defends universal justice and decency in government.
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International
League of Nations
Partb
Johnson
Paris
Hiumaniy
Supreme Court affirms Prohibition constitutional in decision
The Supreme Court holds the federal prohibition amendment and enforcement act constitutional. It dissolves injunctions against Manitowoc Products of Wisconsin and others, upholding decrees denying restraints on enforcement and confirming federal power over intrastate beverage manufacture and cross borders.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Ctate
van Deventer
Manitawor Products Company
Wisconsin
Christian Seidenspan
Newark
N. J
St Louis Brewing Association
White
von Deventer
Kentucky
Kentucky Distillery & Warehouse Company
Louisville
George C. Swmpsey
Boston
Mass
Twe Nirdy
United States
Jacob Rupert
Caffey
McReynolds
Combined Woodmen Groups Honor Deceased Members in Union Service
Modern Woodmen of America and Woodmen of the World held a union graveside service at Bluemont Cemetery. Rev E H Waters spoke, banners and flowers adorned graves, and six monuments were unveiled for Henry Bradford Cecil Powell Ed B Powell Herbert F Towl Nicodemus and F S Peters as band music and a vocal solo accompanied the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Sentinel
Woodmen
Flemma
E. H. Waters
Waters
Y Reed
Amarell Sas
Mod ‘Mn
P. Samples
Yavillion
Florence Hamilton Wilkinson
AD. Craig
Andrews M. EB. Church
Nicodemus
F. 8. Peters
Hine
What Smart Women Wear by Alice Brady
A feature on new bathing outfits and beach accessories with rubberized silk capes, frocklike one pieces, and water costumes. It highlights sleeveless styles, surplice bodices, and vivid bandanas, ribbons, and sashes as smart, practical add ons for beach wear.
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Alice Brady
Hach
Neas
Memorial observances draw many to Bluemony cemetery
The article notes large attendance at annual memorials by fraternal societies honoring deceased members. A west side young woman left two flower bouquets at the family lot and returned to find them stolen in her absence, prompting comments on the thief’s lack of conscience. D. L. Battey of Flemington was a business visitor in town.
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Bentinei
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Andrew's
M. E Church
W. R. Lear
Main Street
Bluemony
Nes
Corpan
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Olga Leone
James Elmer Crampton
Oklahoma
Gram
Strand Theatre
Jimmy Pearl
Hiram Johnson
Surat
I iSdp Packeges
Papa
J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Balem
van Deven’ Ter
Wisconsin Corporation
Rothers
Partic
Ular
Cather
Realert Pictures Corp
D. L. Battey
Flemington
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