Martinsburg Couple Wed In Martinsburg Home Service
Clarence M Kastle and Louise C Darlington were married at the bride’s Martinsburg home by Rev F R Wagner. The couple, both from prominent local families, will reside in Cumberland Maryland after a honeymoon trip to Winchester. The bride has served as organist at St John’s Lutheran Church Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Kastle
Louise C. Darlington
Martinsburg
W. Va
City
F. R. Wagner
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mamie E. Phillips
Davis
Sibert
Kastle
J. W. Kastle
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Cumberland
St. John’s Luttheran Church
Winchester
FR. Miller
Standard Oil Company
George Washington Hotel
Camberland, Md
Garden Club Plans April 15 Meeting at George Washington Hotel
Garden Club will resume after the Paster holidays with a 3 20 p. m. gathering on Wednesday afternoon April 15 in the George Washington Hotel large gold room. Hostesses are Mrs. Robert B Nelson Miss Minnie Baker and Mrs. Daniel Wright. Local residents and visitors arrived include Mr Morgan Pendleton from Lexington Va and Miss Lillian Millesan from Scottdale Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
George Washington Hotel
Robert B. Nelson
Minnie Baker
Daniel Wright
Weekend visits and hospital news from local area
Hugh Green returned to Virginia Polytechnic Institute after visiting his mother Mrs A Li Green. Jack Wright and Ellis Jackson with Katherine Jackson joined Ida Wyndham on West Water Street. Mrs Wither Holliday of Reynolds Store was hospitalized today under Dr R A Kafer care. Anya Mowery of Strasburg spent yesterday with Mr and Mrs C B Tabb in Strasburg. Crowell R Boyce left for Washington to be at Walter Reed Hospital. Mr and Mrs C S Brown and daughter Dorothy left for Strasburg for a week visiting relatives. Mr Brown returned yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Green
A. Li. Green
Virginia Polytechnic
Jack Wright
Ashington
Ae Ellis Jackson
Daugh
Katherine Jackson
Ida Wyndham
West Water Street
Wither Holliday
Reynolds Store
Err
R.A. Kafer
Anya Mowery
Strasburg
Mrs. C. B. Tabb
Mr. Crowell’ R. Boyce
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Mrs. C. S. Brown
Dorothy
Mr. Brown
Local residents host weekend visitors and travelers
Mrs A B Ruff left today for Washington to spend several weeks. Grandsons William Peter and John Perrine join her Thursday. Nathan Rhodes of Martinsburg visited in city with Mr and Mrs John Dunn. A M Henkel of Danville, secretary of Southern Hotels Corp, stayed at George Washington Hotel. Robert Overend of New York, Eagle Pencil, was a guest. Mrs Van Deventer of Boyce and Mrs George Eyne of Berryville visited Ida Wyndham. Mr PL Blair spent weekend here then left for Frederick Maryland. Eleanor Bold of Charles Town stayed with Mrs Smith Cattlett on Highland Ave. Forest Kremer of Quantico arrived for several days with friends. Ruth Berlin Berryville, Ruth Jenkins Summit Point, and Mrs S L Holvery Summit Point shopped today. Mrs Asa Burner returned to Bettyville after visiting Edinburg, Virginia. Laura Sawyer of New York City, guest at Mrs Nancy Coble, set here today. A E Dufour of Charleston, S C arrived to spend time with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Ruff
Tdday
Washington
William, Peter
John Perrine
Robert Overend
New York
Tthe Eagle Pencil Company
George Washington Hotel
Laura’ Sawyer
New York City
Nancy Coble
Water Street
Local Residents Host Weekend Family Visit
Érwin Jackson spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Llewl n Jackson at their Fairmont avenue home. Mr and Mrs George Hardesty were guests of friends here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Érwin Jackson
Ofiladelphia
Mrs. Liewl~n Jackson
Fairmont Avenue
George Hardesty
al le
Visit Highlights By Potts Family In Berryville
Mr Harry Potts and family and Dr Gore motored through town yesterday on a visit to relatives in Berryville. Mr John Lee Kutler of Madison County renewing old acquaintances at Middletown was a visitor here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Potts
Dr Gore
Town
Yesterdy
Berryville
John Lee Kutler
Madison County
Middletown
Arrival of Mr F Asbury Kern in Ellensburg Wash
Mr F Asbury Kern of Ellensburg Wash arrived Saturday evening and is dining at his mother Mrs Kentley Kern on her street. The readable fragments place him in Ellensburg and visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. F. Asbury
Kern
Ellensburg Wash
Kentley
Herst
Mr W M Seal Returns From Baltimore Conference
Mr W M Seal has returned from Annapolis Maryland where he attended the Baltimore annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church as a lay delegate.
Olson Returns to Washington After Saturday Visit
Migs Rosalie reports Olson's return to Washington following a Saturday evening visit for Short wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie
Olson
Mae
Washington
Social visits and upcoming nuptials referenced in Baltimore county notes
The column notes Mrs Beli Pletcherer visiting her daughter Mrs Mason and Mrs W Talbot in West Piccadil Baltimore. Migg Talbot to be bridesmaid at the marriage of Elizabeth Lane to Mr Ick on April 1 in Cambridge. Returns and travels include Mr Jacob Gross and Greenbladt of Cumberland visiting Winchester, and plans for future home in Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Piccadil
Baltimore
Laipton
Aerry Street
Mrs. Beli Pletcherer
Washington
Mrs Mason A
Deere
One Talbot
Ohio
Cambridge
Migg Talbot
Elizabeth Lane
Mr. Ick
Ama
Gross
Jacob Gross and
Greenbladt
Cumberland
Winchester
Louis Wender
Railway Officials Boosting Apple Blossom Fete
Letters received at the Apple Blossom Festival headquarters show Norfolk and Western Railway offering round trip tickets for Shenandoah Apple Blossom in Winchester via Berryville with one day after date return limits. Officials urge support from Winchester merchants and citizens to boost attendance and local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Herrman
Winchester
Ttct
de Fecis
Berryville
Shenandoah Valley
W. C. Saunders
Norfolk
West
Leiuf
Raa
R. Atwrla
Norefolk, and Western Railway Company
Roanoake
Special Services Inaugurated At Church of Christ
Pre Easter evangelistic services began at the Church of Christ on Sunday with a large Sunday school under the superintendence of L L Hockan. Hoye Riley reported the biggest Sunday school in the church's history as preparations for Easter continued. Mrs Harry Cookus led the music with a splendid choir, the Palma Whs sung as a solo, and the service featured an appro service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
L. L. Hockan
Hoye Riley
Sunslay
Harry Cookus
Mra. Cookus
Moody Institute twice taught minister draws crowd
Mr. ofce, two years at Moody Institute, private teachers in Chicago, Student of B Tower. Dudley preached an inspiring morning sermon and an interesting evening on A Case Conversion at 7 30 with an earnest service. Come and hear him, songs led by W Bi welist, an earnest appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radler
Ofce
Moody Institute Private Teachers
Chicago
Direct B. Tower
Himag
Beler
Dudley
W. Biwelist
Repairing All Car Parts Promised With Quick Trade In
Company promises guaranteed repairs and a fast time frame urging customers to trade in their old car for cash toward a new one. Do not delay as the offer ends soon.
Conversions At Uz B Church Increase During Meeting
Evangelistic meetings at United Brethren Church show rising interest with 17 decisions in a day and 27 total since start. Rev. H M Crim led morning services, Rev. G W Stover spoke evening, with 4 and 13 decisions respectively. Tonight’s program features Rev Morgan leading song service and Stover preaching around 8.00. The public is invited to all services and urged to arrive on time for best seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethred Chuben
H. M. Crim
G. W. Stover
Christ
J. F. Morgan
Stover
Eeryone
Morgan
Income Records Held for Now Public Tax Returns Secret
Internal Revenue collectors, under Commissioner Blair, will withhold the new income tax records from public inspection until further authority. Tax returns will not be available to the public before July 1 at the earliest, and Treasury officials say the Supreme Court will have ruled on the constitutionality of newspaper publication of tax returns by that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue
Blair
Internal’ Revenue Bureau
Treasury
Supreme Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Phibne
Babe Brothers
Cartier
Kent and
Water Streets
Spernberg’s, Inc
Mary Street
Hamburger’s
Star
Claren Kastle and
Dartington
Wea
C. A. Bowen
Gaihesboro
James Mcintosh
Philadelphia
Baddie Weinberg
Mre Johnston
North Main Street
Morgan Pendleton
Lexington
Lillian
Millesan
Scottdale
Jack Stuart
Rapelpetan
C. C. Moler
Hagerstown
Moler
Pocomac Edison Company
Robert Menegee
Arlyville
Joe Maton
Nathan Rhodes
John Dunn
A. M. Henkel
Danville
George Washington
Henkel
Southern Hotels Corporation
Benton Hotel
van Deventer
Boyce
George Eyne
Wests
PL Blair
Frederick, Md
Eleanor Bold
Charles Town
Smith Catlett
Highland Avenue
Forest Kremer
Quantico
Ruth Berlin
Ruth Jenkins
Summit Point
8. L. Holvery
Asa Burner
Bettyville
Edinburg
A. E. Dufour
Charleston, S. C
Rg Cunein
Sousa
Sis Q Domstello
Joveph-McBartiy
Polous
Mr. Giebad
Keyser
Neanda
Woot
Clender
Sabele Shoe
Zuckerman & Carver
R. M.S
George-Washington
Uz. B. Church
R.T. Jones
Main St
Associated Press
S. Main
Griffin
Ford
Rogers’ Garage
the Nathanson Company
North Malp St
W. Waller
City Hotel
Chas
Harris Adseen City Hotel
W. Cort St
Fairview Ave
Braddock St
Roomis
Dia
Kent St
Saub
Latham
National Ave
Stphens City
St Vis
Crib
J. C. Hiser
Pos
Care Star
Market St
Re Ap
Bartonsville
Jno
Harmon
Katy
Anon
W. Clifford
Ugeaag
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