Virginia McGlaughlin Weds Frank Hack in Home Ceremony
A small wedding at the bride's South Mason Street home united Miss Lucille Virginia McGlaughlin and Frank H. Hack. Pastor Dr. E L Woolf officiated before an improvised altar of cybotum with white flowers and branched candelabras. The bride, given by her brother Cecil McGlaughlin, wore London tan sheer crepe with Talisman rose corsage. Following a reception, the couple departed for a wedding trip.
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Vira M. McGlaughlin
Webb McGlaughlin
Frank H. Cack
Mason Street
E. L. Woolf
Cybotum
Midrs. Heatwore
State Teachers College
Harrisonburgh High School
Se Teachers College
Frances ‘Harrie
Patriciane
Narburg
Marshall W. Kline
Winchester
John Hardesty
Berryville
Paul Ridgeway
Ridgeway
Will Bauman
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Somerset
Ethel Fay Bauman
Martin Bauman
West Race Street
Homer Christian Will
Huntington
I. Hess Wagner
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Gilbert
Wieniawski
Borowski
Roy M. Schreck
Surprise Birthday Party for George Aldhizer II
A surprise party was held at his Broadway home last Monday honoring George Aldhizer II. Guests included Dr. Argus Tresidder Roy Black A A Lewis W W Wharton and many ladies from the community. High score prize went to Mrs. Haynes. prizes were given to the guest of honor.
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Bridge
MT. Jackson
Harry Howard
Ford Saum
E. L. Haynes
Mathew Neal
Martha Thompson
Florence Hatcher
Chester
Houstonayne
Morrison Everly
Julia Funkhouser
St. .Joseph
Payne
George Aldhizer II
Broadway
George
Aldhizer II
Argus Tresidder
Roy Black
A. A. Lewis
W. W. Wharton
T. L. Yancey, Jr
Jane Gilliam
James Shannon
EB. J. Hynes
F. Rinker
L. C Haynes
Washington
Houston Payne
Gordon Bowman
Walter Evans
M. Deep
E. C. Richards
A. R. Evans
B H. Younger
Haynes
Fepersonals Notices From Town Report
Mrs Grattan Price and sons left for Fort Worth Texas to visit relatives. Mrs J Wilbur Davis and Miss Phyllis Davis spent the weekend with Mrs A M Darby in Hagerstown Maryland. Mrs C M Vaughan returned from Ashland Kentucky. Dr Vaughan joined her. Herbert Eckard of Danbury Connecticut visiting Harrisonburg for two weeks. Ralph Mathias of Washington spent weekend with parents. Mr and Mrs James McClung of Washington stayed with Mr and Mrs J Ed Glen. Mr and Mrs George W Sullivan of Chambersburg returned home after visiting the Galloway family. Mrs Galloway hosts her niece Miss Virginia Lee Ellinger of Staunton. Mrs Harry Lee Dechert and daughter Anne and Miss Edna Dechert leave to spend weeks with Wilmer Lee Dechert at Saranac Lake New York. Mr and Mrs H E Butler of Roanoke spent weekend with Mrs Butler's parents. Miss Althea Johnston left to spend the summer at Camp Strawderman. Miss Mildred Dressler of Fort Monroe visits with Miss Ethel Fatz and Miss Helen Reilly. Miss Mary Elizabeth Philpott left for Washington with friends. Mrs Milton Johnston visiting her parents Burns Bradley has gone to New York to join her husband. Boyd Wricht returned to Charlottesville. Miss Margaret Branders spent week in Brooklyn with Dr and Mrs W D Fitzwater. Miss Julia Nell Blosser spending a month at Camp Strawderman. Mrs R Moody and daughter Elma of Vinton visited relatives.
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Dr. Vaughan
Herbert Eckard
Danbury
Harrisonburg
Ralph Mathias
Washington
Frank Mathias
James McClung
McClung
J. Ed Glen
George W. Sullivan
Chambersburg
Fenton R. Galloway
Mildred Dressler
Fort Monroe
Ethel Fats
Helen Reilly
Mary Elizabeth Philpott
Milton Johnston
Burns Bradley
New York
Boyd Wricht
Charlottesville
Margaret Branners
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. D. Fitzwater
Julia Nell Blosser
Camp Strawderman
R. Moody
Elma
Vinton
Paper never stops, keep up with latest news re ports
Local briefing urges readers not to miss ongoing updates on port developments and related activities. terse note highlights continuing coverage and reporting cadence, inviting public attention to evolving stories and forthcoming details in upcoming editions.
Luray Personal News Notes and Travels
Miss Doris Keller spent Thursday in Charlottesville. Dudley Broyles, son of Mrs. Eston Broyles, left for Connecticut where he has employment in a hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Warner hosted Sunday in honor of his mother's birthday. Dr. and Mrs. J. Vincent Spitler will attend Rotary International convention in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stembock visit with their guests Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Vogt of Philadelphia. Mrs. Vogt to spend the summer in Luray while Mr. Vogt and his mother return to Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Edinburg Personalities and Local Gatherings
Edinburg residents and PTA members are urged to attend a town hall meeting Monday at 8 PM. A social weekend features visiting relatives including Ramsey Conger and family from Washington. Mrs. H. S. Coe returns from Washington where her daughter Sallie Coe married Clem Smith.
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Edinburg
Parent- Teachers Association
Town Hall
Ramsey Conger
Zon
Dennis
Hazel Coffman
Washington
E. F. Coffman
H. 8. Coe
Sallie Coe
Clem Smith
R. K. Nevitt
Mt. Ranier
Counterfeit Ring Targeting Richmond Merchants
Police warn Richmond merchants to scrutinize $10 notes after 30 plus counterfeit bills surface. Detective Captain A S Wright says a woman and two men operated the scheme, triggering a wide spread manhunt.
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Richmond
A. S. Wright
Weekend Visitors and Local Appointments In Town
Md is weekend guest of Rev W H Ballengee. Marvin Bowman and children visit Blue Ridge Sanatorium in Charlott. Miss Edith Loudermilk of Newport News spent the weekend with her parents here. J Zeigler of Rocky Mount spent the weekend at his home here. Mr and Mrs H E Driscoll and Miss Clara Browne of Washington were Sunday guests of Mrs John N Coffman and daughter Mildred. Miss Browne will remain for several days. Miss Virginia Collingsworth, patient at Rockingham Memorial Hospital, is improving. Miss Mary Stoneburner visits her sister Mrs Howard Lamp in Winchester. William Gaunt has returned to his home in Winchester after visit.
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Marvin Bowman
Blue Ridge Sanitorium
Charlottesville
Edith Loudermilk
Newport News
J. Zeigler
Rocky Mount
H. E. Driscoll
Clara Browne
Washington
John N. Coffman
Mildred
Miss Browne
Virginia Collingsworth
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Mary Stoneburner
Howard Lamp
Winchester
William Gaunt
Counterfeiters Headed for Harrisonburg at State Theatre
The inside story of federal agents tracking gown counterfeiters unfolds in the film Counterfeit, coming to the State Theatre Friday and Saturday, offering a vivid depiction of T-Men procedures and pursuit in Harrisonburg.
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T-Men
Federal Agente
Lantz Returns to Washington After Cousin Visit
Miss Hazel Lantz has returned to Washington following a visit with her cousin Mrs. Mittie Stout. The brief item notes a family gathering and travel back, reflecting small town social life.
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Mittie Stout
Hazel Lantz
Washington
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