West Virginians Plan Marriage in Hampshire County
A marriage license was issued by the county clerk to Ernest and Miss Stella May of Hampshire County.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
2
A marriage license was issued by the county clerk to Ernest and Miss Stella May of Hampshire County.
Capt. W. B. Tribbett of Staunton Virginia connected with the United States Internal Revenue Bureau spent the day in this city on business. Tribbett served in the United States Army during the Spanish American War and offered for service in the world war but was rejected because of his having passed
By an agreement on record in the Circuit Clerk’s office James Armel and wife Fannie Armel have agreed to a separation. She relinquishes her dower right in a six acre Shawnee district tract for $400 and goods located thereon. Each leases the other to the separation articles, waiving future claims for dower curtesy alimony or any other obligation.
By an order in the Corporation Court A T Ritter is named to the city school board from the old first ward, Robt M Ward from the old ward, Stewart Bell from the old third ward, and Rev J H Lacy from the old fourth ward. The term runs three years from April 1.
Ernest H. Spaid a farmer from High View and Miss Stella M. Seldon of Trone were married April 6 at the United Brethren Church parsonage on North Avenue by Rev. George W. Stover.
The Girls Camp Fire group will stage Lady Gregory's Irish comedy Spreading the News on Tuesday evening April 12 at the Empire. Proceeds support the Children's fund as 125 Camp Fire Girls promote ticket sales for this vivid portrait of Kiltartin with colorful locals.
Washington crowds travel to St Louis for the April 16 wedding of Commander Patrick N L Bellinger and Miss Miriam Benoist. Ushers include Lieutenant Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr. and Evelina Gleaves attends with her father Vice Admiral Gleaves. Katharine Robinson was seen at the Junior League Dance in Washington.
The Romney West Virginia area reports worse fruit damage from a cold snap than previously described. The peach crop is likely a total loss while apples show potential for small yields depending on forthcoming fruit drop. Some varieties are killed, notably Yorks, but others may still yield substantially less than normal.
The funeral for Miss Jane Brockenborough Colston will be held Tuesday afternoon at Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church in Martinsburg West Virginia. Rev Dudley Bougher will lead the services and burial will follow in Norbourne Cemetery. She leaves three sisters Mrs William B Cornwell Miss Susan Colston and Mrs William Trapnell.
In Peru Massachusetts the 115th annual election results show Moderator Frank G. Cramer elected clerk and selectman for the twenty-fifth time and to multiple town roles including treasurer, tax collector, constable, public weigher, library trustee, sealer of weights and measures, pound keeper, fence viewer, and forest fire warden. His total salary is $105. Though a Democrat by training, the town is solid Republican in state and national races.
In Luray Virginia on April 7 Frank Cambell of Blainesville is charged with shooting William Jenkins and his son Amos Jenkins in a Blainesville church. The fight began outside then continued inside where Campbell fired a 38 caliber pistol. William Jenkins was shot in the face and Amos in the arm while Campbell escaped.
A Virginia redistricting committee faces growing opposition to a tentative plan. Democrats protest county groupings with Warren and Winchester, Rappahannock objects to Rockingham, Amherst and Nelson fear domination with Appomattox Bucks, and Roanoke may gain two senators with Franklin addition.
N G Hottle advertises wallpaper at 12 cents to 35 cents per roll with latest designs and color options. Located at 812 South Braddock Street, contact 466-3 by phone.
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