Virginia Weddings Tie Gooch Etheridge Pair
Miss Mary Stuart Gooch daughter of William Stapleton Gooch of the University of Virginia and James Barnard Etheridge son of the late James Edward Etheridge of Norfolk were married in Charlottesville with a large ceremony. Guests included family from Richmond Norfolk and several Virginia notables. The event followed by reception and news notes on local obituaries and engagements in Maryland and surrounding counties.
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Virginia
Chertottesville
Mary Stuart Goeekh
William Stapleton Gooch
University of Virginia
James Barnard Etheridge
James Edward Etheridge
Finn
Norfolk
Ara
Nee
Wwe
Ita
Cariay Jarvis
Brooks
Waacrad
Ower
Danko Mabrat
Atur Edwards
Hema
Kelly Darnall Wedding in Hyettaville Maryland
At St Terome's Catholic Church in Hyettaville Maryland Miss Anna May Darnall daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles N Darnall became the bride of William A Kelly son of Mr and Mrs Brephen J Kelly The Rev Andrew J Carey performed the ceremony in the presence of relatives and friends A reception followed at the bride's parents home in Maryland They will reside in Hyettaville after a trip to Boston Melly and bridegroom plans yearlong residence in Ayateaville
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Spectate
Washington Post
Hyettaville
St Terome's Catholic Church
Anna May Dernall
Charles N. Darnall
William A. Kelly
Brephen J. Kelly
Hyatty~ville
Andrew J. Carey
Maryland
Evenua
Boston
Dire
Melly
Ayateaville
Freed Owens Shooting Charge Indictment Dropped
In Greene County Virginia a jury acquitted Harmon Shifflett of shooting at John Henry Morris linked to the Standardsville courthouse killing case. Attorney C A Hammer faced a $10 fine after an on bench remark and a glass tumbler narrowly missing a juror. Separate items report two weddings in Rockville and Gaithersburg with local clergy witnesses.
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Washington
Charlottesville
Greene County
John W. Flaiburne
Harmon Shiffilet
John Henry Morris
Ben Sullivan
Standardsville
Edgar Morris
State
Shiflett
Justles Sullivan
C. A. Hammer
Harreonburg
Shifflet
Morris
Five sleeping sickness cases under observation in Richmond
Richmond health bureau reports five suspected cases of sleeping sickness under observation, two pronounced and three with less positive diagnoses, as city officials monitor the situation amid local concerns. A mass meeting of shippers and receivers is planned in the chamber of commerce auditorium next Thursday to discuss freight boat service to Norfolk and New York.
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Richmond
City Health Bureau
Acroe Hudson
Cording
Bichmond
Chamber of Commerce
Norfolk
New York
Reverend Grimshaw Accepts Rector Post in Croom
In Upper Marlboro Maryland on April 24, Reverend W M Grimshaw accepted a call to become rector of St Thomas parish in Croom and will assume duties May 1. Prince George's County board of education announced white schools will close June 18 and colored schools May 14. White teachers held annual meeting April 30 at the Georgetown Law School. In Cumberland Maryland on April 24 Dr J W Track, 72, died yesterday in Great Capon West Virginia where he practiced for many years. He belonged to the Modern Woodmen of America Berkeley Springs.
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Ira
Kirby
Woodrdlge
G Burgess
Carelers
Iynehburg
Mra
Arneson
Matilda Schirmacher
Phelps
Avon
Ernest Schirmacher
E Éaughters
D. R. Phelps
Thomas Davis
Carrington
Carrie’ Ser Tlarr
M. I.r Burt
Southern Methodist Church
Lancaster Ya
James F. Purneat
Kington
Washington Post
Marlboro
Much Trier
Maryland
Milas Josephine ‘Ropevis
French Bowle Addigon
Holy Trinity
Cheoh
Coltlinetan
Prince “Antes
Rapadausheer
Lata Gov Tor
Tie
Washington
Upper Marlboro
W. MW. Grimahaw Ban
St. Thomas’ Parish
Croom
Board of Education
Prince Georgan’ County
Georgetown Law School
Cumberland
J. W. Track
Great Capon
W. Va
Modern Woodmen of America
Berkeley Springs
Richmond
Virginia
New York
Marconi Company
Radio Corporation of America
Independent Wireless Telegraph Company
South American
Europese
Star T
Soa Fam
Aien
Sear
Alexandria Society Dance Session and Local Notices
Alexandria Post society events include the Alexandria Society No 24 entertaining state executive committee members with a Thursday April 23 dance in Ellis auditorium after meetings at the chamber of commerce. Numerous patronesses are listed and other local society notes include recitals, club activities, and visits from regional families across Alexandria and nearby towns.
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Alexandria Post
American Legion
Ellis
Chamber of Commerce
T. Marshall Jones
Stabler Fawcett
David Janney Howell
Walter Roberts
Charles Creigh Iton Carlin
Frank M. Harmillton
Margaret Scott
Charles M. Shapperson
Perry Evans
Wiliam BG. Champion
Misa
Cora L. Cochran
Lids McLaughlin
Misa Mary Lingsay
Esther Green
Acceptance of Mitchell Avenue Petition Notice
Notices say Crowder Distel Ridgely Wetzel Beall will appear before the Prince Georges county commission to seek formal acceptance of Mitchell avenue from the District line to Washington avenue Bradbury Heights Md. The road serves the Bradbury Heights school and other local properties.
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Washington Post
Bradbury Heights
DB. Crowder
Paul Distel
B. H W. Ridgely
W. O. Wetzel
C. T. Beally
Prince Georges County
Mitchell Avenue
Washington Avenue
Bradbury Haights
Fragmentary World War II era notes from Maryland and Virginia
A garbled report mentions a fatality from a fall at a dry goods store near Cashtown and a serious injury to Private Tony Vanavere from Hartford in a tank recruiting unit. Separate line items describe a late April baseball game in Hagerstown between Hagerstown High School and Berkeley Springs High School ending shortly after darkness.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown High Schant
Berkeley Springe High School
Uis
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