20 Jun 1929
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
1
A motorist from Carbondale died after his car crossed into the opposite lane and struck a telepole near Gillespie New Jersey. Witnesses reported the vehicle veered off the road in an apparent fatal collision during a weekend drive with a companion.
Mrs. Elmer Wampler and Robert Miller were guests of honor on a wedding tour through Pennsylvania and other cities. Mildred Myers, a student at Teachers College, visited with her parents Mrs P I Garber and family during the trip. The party attended the Church of the Brethren annual meeting in Manchester, Indiana, and other local events.
The article details a surprise birthday party for Roy Black on his return home, with guests including Helen Myers Edith Hojar Fannie Matthias and others from Harrisonburg. It also covers the marriage of Olga Lorend Showalter to Charles Judd at Cook Creek Presbyterian Church with a double ring ceremony, music by Mary Payne and Noel Misohn, bridesmaids Alice Hentwole and Elton Burkholder, and reception at Spring Brook Farm prior to a wedding trip.
The Claire Rolls Missionary Society of the Linville Christian Church met Saturday afternoon at Mrs I D Davis home. A short program followed by ice cream and cake prepared by the society ladies. Members listed include Mesdames Spitzer Depoy Ritchie Taylor Bell Barrix Hosadlock Davis Terrell Clem and Stearn with numerous Misses and Cradle Roll members. Visitors named include Mrs Rhinehart Liskey Laker Barrix Hosaflock Burruss Spitzer Andes Bradford Garber and others. Mr and Mrs Gordos Hott and Mr and Mrs Marcus Garber of Roanoke were visiting Spotswood Park earlier and will move to Toledo Ohio for their home.
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