Marriage notices for Oakmont and Merion areas
Mr and Mrs G A Magoon Oakmont 112 19 93 Mr and Mrs H G Waring Moore County 118 23 95 Mrs L N DeVausney Montclair and H T Haas Merion Cr 111 16 95
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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
8
Mr and Mrs G A Magoon Oakmont 112 19 93 Mr and Mrs H G Waring Moore County 118 23 95 Mrs L N DeVausney Montclair and H T Haas Merion Cr 111 16 95
Full program of events at Country Club includes qualifying rounds and finals across multiple divisions with several trophies for top finishers. Also listed are the Eleventh Annual Mid-April Tournament and a Women’s Putting Contest.
In January twenty five hundred American Expeditionary Forces soldiers requested books through the Paris headquarters of the American Library Association. The franking privilege allows free return mailing for a one month loan. Fourteen regional libraries, plus book collections in huts and units, supported by the ALA, served 104 recreational centers and 70 military organizations that month.
Mrs George Walker of Newton Center won the rifle contest with a high target of 133 out of 150 and received the prize on Saturday. Mrs A B Scheller of Pittsburgh placed second with 121. Styles' Great 70 on Three On Monday featured Edward Styles on the Number Three Course in 33 37 70, setting season records. At James Barber's invitation Tin Whistles held a 36 hole prize contest with A S Higgins leading and C F Watson Jr second with 82 for prizes on the host's new residence.
Miss Louise Elkins of Pittsburgh won first prize in the women's putting tourney with a 23 on Saturday. Two other Pittsburgh contestants, Mrs. J. R. Price and Miss Sara Fownes, tied for second with 24. Mrs. J. D. Armstrong of Buffalo and Mrs. M. J. Scammell of Pittsburgh recorded 25.
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