Socialite Chatty Milburn Weds Hugh Pickering in Surprise Elopement
New York socialite Charlotte Milburn of the social register married Hugh Parker Pickering of Chicago in Harrison New York after an on again off again romance that began with a carnival elopement bid. The ceremony was performed by Rev Theodore O Passelt Jr at St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church. Charlotte, known as Chatty Mayfair, is daughter of Ralph Milburn of Clearwater Florida and niece of polo player Devereaux Milburn. Pickering is the son of Mrs Grace Pickering of Chicago and was recently divorced from Merry Fahrney of Oak Park.
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New York
Charlotte Milburn
The
Social Register
Hugh Parker Pickering
Chicago
Hollingsworth Peabody
Park Avenue
Pickering
Tiarrison
N. Y
Theodora O. Passelt, Jr
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charlotte
Mayfair
Ralph Milburn
Clearwater
Fla
Devereaux Mil
Donald Bniszner
Soldier Pleased With Army Life
Charles M. Sprankle of this city, 18, enlisted in spring 1922 and writes from Scho field Barracks Hawaii that Army life can't be beat. He praises physique, discipline, and self respect built through training. He notes sports, fine climate, good food, ample water, and good living quarters. He enjoys Honolulu as a weekend visit and recently enrolled in telegraph school, hopeful for any future benefit.
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Charles M. Sprankle
U. S. Army
John Chop
Sprankle
Schofield Barracks
Hawaiian Islands
Iceal
Honolulu
Telegraph School
Burley Tobacco Acreage Drive Opens as Markets Close
A drive to sign up burley tobacco growers for acreage reduction began today in Lexington Kentucky as Virginia joined Kentucky and Tennessee in closing burley markets in protest against prices since the season opened a week ago.
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Lexington
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Two Fraziers Held in Washington County Liquor Raid
Chester and Jarl Frazier near Edgemont were arrested by Internal Revenue agents Cushna and Harvey on charges of violating revenue laws and operating unregistered stills. Two 50 gallon stills, about 350 gallons mash, and 78 gallons whiskey were seized. A warrant for the equipment owner was to be sought. The men were jailed and to be arraigned before U S Commissioner Angle Wolfinger.
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Washington County
Chester
Jarl Frazier
Edgemont
Internal Revenue
Charles Cushna
William Harvey
Mr. Cushwa
Tis
Fraziers
U. S
D. Angle Wolfinger
Cushna and
Harvey
Garrett County Raids Lead to Seizures and Arrests
In Garrett County raids last week five stills were seized and four men arrested. County voters previously chose to retain the 18th Amendment in the state election last November, signaling a tough stance on illegal liquor.
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Cushwa
Garrett County
City Market Hours Extended to 4 P M on Saturday
Market master Fred M. Wolfinger announced the city market will stay open until 4 p m on Saturdays rather than noon to aid Christmas shoppers. Two markets are planned next week on Wednesday and Saturday. Also notes that Thomas Sydenham, noted English physician, was often called the English Hippocrates.
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Christmas Shoopers
Fred M. Wolfinger
Thomas Sydenham
Hippocrates
Police Dog Frince Dies and Is Buried in Sharpsburg
Frince a well loved police dog and friend to mail carriers and children died last week and was buried in an orchard at Sharpsburg. The dog belonged to J. Cleveland Grice of Oak Village Avenue and often accompanied mail carrier William Morin on his route. Children who played with Frince will miss him greatly.
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Frince
Sharpsburg
J. Cleveland Grice
Oak Vill Avenue
Wiliam Morin
Mr. Grice
Kay
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