Anne Owen Allen Weds Thomas Reynolds In Quiet Berryville Ceremony
Miss Anne Owen Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs David Hume Allen and Mr Thomas Reynolds son of Mr and Mrs J K Reynolds of Round Hill were quietly married at Glen Allen near Berryville at 6 pm Saturday. The ceremony was held under a west window with spring flowers and candles. The Rev Brown officiated. A reception followed and the couple planned a Washington home.
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Anne Owen Allen
David Hume Allen
Thomas Reynolds
J. K. Reynolds
Round Hill
Loudoun County
Glen Allen
Berryville
William Oakes
Washington
Mr. Brown
Hern~don
Reynolds
National Metropolitan Bank
Walter Nelson
Gustavis
Margaret Nelson
New York
Ramsey Peyton
Birmingham
Ala
L. M. Allen
H. B. McCor
Anne Stribling
Mary O’fallon
St. Louis
Thomas M. Reynolds
Browns and Spurriers Visit Hammacks in Shawnee Avenue
Mr and Mrs B Z Brown and Mrs W A Spurrier of Strasburg spent yesterday at the home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs P J Hammack on Shawnee avenue. Rev Norris A Lineweaver former pastor of Market Street M E Church was a visitor and spoke to his former parishioners in the morning. He now leads religious work for ten C C C camps in Southwest Virginia traveling daily to speak at a camp each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Braddock Street Church
Frank M. Richardson
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Baltimore Southern Methodist Weekly
Baltimore
Salem
Hubert Sydenstricker
B. Z. Brown
W. A. Spurrier
Strasburg
P. J. Hammack
Shawnee Avenue
Spurrier
Hammack
Norris A. Lineweaver
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Lineweaver
Virginia
Virginia Alcohol Board Reconsiders Wine License Protests
Hundreds of protests against wine and beer licenses have led the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board to grant non protested licenses first. Protests are under review and many applications may be refused after investigation. The board will suspend protested licenses and begin inspections to assess each applicant’s store, owner, and suitability for beverage sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
T. K. Sexton
Board tightens liquor license checks plans for wine distribution
The text notes scrutiny of similar establishments in the neighborhood the store’s distance from churches and schools and the applicant’s character. The board hopes close checks reduce hearings and that wine distribution plans proceed to make the beverage available to Virginians soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian's
Equipoise On Track For Return To Racing Crowns
Equipoise resumed training after a winter rest at the Whitney farm and headed to Harve De Grace Maryland to compete in principal handicap races this month. The horse has earned $322 970 and is aimed at reclaiming the money winning crown once held by Sun Beau.
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Lexington
Equipose
Co. V. Whitney
Sun Beau
Whitney Farm
Harve de Grace
Roanoke Youth Kills Himself in Suicide
Roanoke Va April 8 Field King 23 a cabinet maker committed suicide by firing a bullet into his brain near Roanoke County coroner Dr G A L Kolm ruled death by own action King whose home was in Galax and who had married about three months earlier was at his father in law's home near Roanoke preparing to return to Galax no motive was found in this late incident the third violent death in the area in as many days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Field King
G. A. L. Kolm
Roanoke County
King
Galax
Farley outlines plan to return airmail to private airlines
Postmaster General James A. Farley sits with an aide in Washington as he explains a new airmail service plan. The proposal would return airmail operations to private carriers within 30 days after a three week bidding period and advertising phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Washington
May 1 Declared Child Health Day by President
Miami April 8. President Roosevelt issued a proclamation making May 1 Child Health Day. He also ordered the transfer of duties from the Veterans Administration to the Civil Service Commission for retirement acts including Canal Zone retirement. The move is expected to save about 45000 annually. He sent a brief message to Congress and plans to return to the White House by Saturday after a fishing trip.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
White House
Civil Service Commission
Veterans’ Administration
Congress
Civil Service Retirement Administration
Neary Washington
Government Bond Issue Half Taken
Washington April 8 The Treasury announced a $550 000 000 response in four days to a new billion and a quarter dollar government bond issue. Morgenthau called subscriptions gratifying urging holders of maturing securities to exchange before redemption on April 5 and interest cessation.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Avalanche Kills 3 and Injures 3 Near Storm King Mountain
A rock avalanche on Storm King Mountain in West Point New York killed three people and injured three others. Otto Seilheimer and his wife and son died when a boulder struck their car. another couple from Brooklyn later died from a fractured skull. Dr. F B Lehman and Agnes Wolf escaped unharmed as a 500 pound rock blocked a car. A wrecking crew towed away debris at the scene.
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West Point
N. Y
Storm King Mountain
Otto Seilheimer
East Paterson
N. J
Otto, Jr
Seilheimer
Geraldine
Cornwall Hospital
Lambert Shacknies
Brooklyn
Shacknies
F. B. Lehman
Agnes Wolf
Long Island
In God We Trust Coin Phrase Ordered by Chase
Ohio Treasury Secretary Salmon P. Chase in Lincoln's cabinet ordered the motto In God We Trust to be placed on U S coins. The move reflected 19th century currency policy and Chase's role in shaping national monetary symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Salmon P. Chase
the Treasury
Lincoln
How to Relieve Headaches in Three Minutes
A vintage advertisement promotes BC a remedy for violent headaches and muscular pains colds and neuralgia. It claims fast relief without opiates or habit forming drugs and lists 10 or 25 cent packages available wherever drugs are sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
B. C
Funeral of Clarence S Shepard Composed His Own Music
Funeral services for Clarence Schofield Shepard drew neighbors from White Hall and Clearbrook as he was remembered as a steadfast churchworker. The service featured music he composed and choir selections from his own repertoire, with readings of a German poem by Karl Rudolph Hagenbach emphasizing faith and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Schofield Shepard
White Hall
Clearbrook
Shepard
C. S. Luce
Bunker Hill
W. Va
J. Goode
F. L. Buckley
Philomena Laren
Rebecca Bell
Floyd Haines
Robert Mcc. Glass
Cardinal Newman
Oliver
Sir John Stainer
Lampertus
Karl Rudolph Hagenbach
Presbyterians Pleased With New Pastor and Wife
The Presbyterian congregation expressed high satisfaction with the new pastor Rev. Mr. McGukin and his wife. Mrs. McGukin, formerly Miss Annie Grace Skelton of Georgia, is active in social work and education in the state. Col. J. H. Skelton, her father, is a Georgia political figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrist
McGukin
Asia
Smyrna
Rome, Ga
Mr. McGukin
Georgia
Miners clash over wage differentials and NRA order
Northern West Virginia operators, Tennessee and Alabama miners press for restored 24 cent regional differentials and higher wages while fighting the National Recovery Act rules. Fourteen thousand miners idle since April 1 as injunctions curb NRA enforcement for ten days.
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Tennessee
West Virginia
United
Progressive Miners of America
United Mine Workers
Johnson
South
Fred A. Krafft
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Krafft
Alabama
Johnston
NRA
Left Side Affects Heart Gas Sleep Aid Ad Copy
Ad claims sleeping on the left side worsens heart pressure from gas. Adlerika is advertised as one dose to relieve gas and allow a full night of sleep. Baker's Drug Store Stephenson City Steele and Brother Druggists sponsor the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker’s Drug Store
Stephens City
Steele & Brother, Druggists
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Ida Adams
Inez
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Anne Tucker McGuire
Hunter H. McGuire
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Belasco Theatre
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Henry Skudowitz
Frederick, Md
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Rhoda Rosenblum
Philadelphia
A. B. C. Board
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Madison Square Garden
James A. Farley
Harlee Branch
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Captain Clark
Cresap's Fort
BY J. Carroll Mansfield
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Avalanche
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Presbyterians
Wenders
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South Stewart St
Loudoun St
C. Clifford Street
Main St
North Cameron
F. W. Magruder
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Eee — Com
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B. J. Ford
Millwood Road
Davenport
S. Loudjoun St
M.O. Loy
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Gellow
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G. L.” Star
Springfield
Mass
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Care Star
Western Kentucky
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