Miss Lillian Hollis Robinson Marries Garibaldi in Charlotte
Social column reports Miss Lillian Hollis Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erwin Robinson, wed Linn Dunkin Garibaldi at the Second Presbyterian Church in Myers Park Charlotte. Rev James F Hardie officiated. Attendants included Virginia Gordon of New York. Reception followed. couple plans Florida trip and settlement in Myers Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Hollis Robinson
Garibaldi
Charlotte
N. C
Lillian Hollis- Robinson
Frank Erwin Robinson
Linn Dunkin
Garribaldi
Annie Hollis
Winchester
James F. Hardie
Second Presbyterian Church
Ardsley’ Road
Myers Park
Joseph Garibaldi
Virginia Gordon
New York
Helen Lonon
Asheville
Robinson
Mrs. Garibaldi
Harry Gordon
Porter Military Academy
Charleston
S. C
University of Cicago
Garibaldi and Bruns
South
Miss Dorothy Arnold Chosen Hampshire County Princess
Dorothy Mae Arnold was selected by Romney Chamber of Commerce as Hampshire County Princess for the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester on April 18 and 19. The Capon district native, 20, teaches in local state schools and previously attended Romney High School Potomac State and the University of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Miss Lodge
Frederick County
Princess Frederick
Hazel. Lodge
John W. Lodge
Hubbard
Francis Asbury Hubbard
Winchester
Dorothy Arnold
Hampshire County
Romney
W. Va
Romney Chamber of Commerce
Dorothy Mae Arnold
Miss Arnold
Capon
Minnie Arnold
Robert Arnold
Bolton Street
Romney High School
Potomac State
University of Virginia
Coanen
National Pen Women Breakfast in Washington Honors Katherine Glass Greene
Mrs Katherine Glass Greene attended the sixth annual authors breakfast of the National League of American Pen Women at the Willard Hotel in Washington. The event featured speakers, music by Rafael Diaz, and guests from official life, with Mrs Charles M. Bush presiding and Mrs Louis N. Geldert assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Glass Greene
National Pen Women’s League
Washington
National League of American Pen Women
Willard Hotel
League
Capital
Charles M. Bush
Louis N. Geldert
Rafaelo Diaz
Metropolitan Opera Company
Caroline van H. Bean
Busch
J. Calhoun
Harold Kellogg
J Walker McSpadden
New York
Henry Woodhouse
Aerial League of America
Caroline Giltinan
Angela Morgan
Clara Hill
Miss Garnet Hamrick Sprains Knee at Teachers College
Miss Garnet Hamrick of Harrisonburg and a State Teachers College student suffered a bad knee sprain. An X-ray showed no fracture, and she returned home to North Avenue for treatment, missing a concert tour to Richmond with the College Glee Club and a WRVA broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Hamrick
Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
State Teachers’ College
North Avenue
Mamrick
Miss Hamrick
College Glee Club
Richmond
WRVA
D A R Congress To Meet April 15 In Capital
The Daughters of the American Revolution announce the annual congress opens Monday April 15 in Continental Memorial Hall Washington. Delegates from Fort Loudoun Chapter will attend and Constitution Hall will be dedicated during the congress. A bridge luncheon was hosted by Mrs. Charles E. Cabell for Miss Rose Mac Donald of Berryville with numerous Washington hostesses present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. R. Congress
Capital
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Memorial Hall
Washington
United States
Fort Loudoun
Constitution Hall
Mire
Charles E. Cabell
Rose MacDonald
Berryville
A M. D. McCormick
C. H. McGuire
Horace Smithy
Henry Elliott
William Channing Johnnson
Hugh McGuire
John V. Gordon
Henry Wattles
E. ( Dunn
Bettie Ruth Carper Celebrates Tenth Birthday at Middletown
An evening party Wednesday April 3 at Claude and Bettie Carper’s home near Middletown marked the tenth birthday of their daughter Bettie Ruth. The celebration featured outdoor games, lawn refreshments, and a large ten candle cake. Twenty six guests, including Bettie’s classmates and teachers, attended and presented gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Carper
Middletown
Bettie Ruth Carper
Bettie
Funeral attendance for Florence Bishop in Charlottesville
Mrs William F E Grim and Mr and Mrs William Wagner of this city with Albert Shaver Jr and others traveled to Charlottesville to attend the funeral of Miss Florence Bishop aged over 80 a native of Winchester long resident there and relative of Grim and Rinace finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
William FE. Grim
William Bb. Wagner
Albert Shaver
STC
Albert Shaver, Jr
Maurertown
Florence Bishop
Bishop
Winchester
Grim
Rin SV Ace
Local Marriage Licenses Issued For Racey Bradfield Pair
Charles H Racey and Mary S Bradfield applied in the Corporation Clerk's office for marriage licenses. Racey is a Shenandoah Boxboard foreman born in Hardy County West Virginia, son of Charles Racey. Bradfield is daughter of William Bradfield of Hampshire County West Virginia. Also listed are David L Jones of Phoenixville Pennsylvania and Susie Mae Metz of Skippack Pennsylvania with Jones described as a contractor and Metz as David T Jones’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Charles H. Racey
Mary S. Bradfield
Hardy County
W. Va
Charles Racey
Shenandoah Boxboard Corporation
Winchester
William Bradfield
Hampshire County
West Va
David L. Jones
Phoenixville
Susie Mae Metz
Skippack
David T. Jones
Peter A. Metz
Visitors and residents gather around Apple Blossom era events
Reverend and Mrs. Mitchell return from visits to Staunton and Pulaski Virginia and Kingsport Tennessee traveling with Mr. Frank Eustler. Blair and Mrs Hahn arrive from Staunton as relief staff for Winchester during the Apple Blossom Festival. Mrs Bocock arrives from Athens to stay with Mrs McFaden. Woodbine League discusses sanitation and employee placements. Birth twins note and assorted family travels linked to local community.
Guests At The Apple Blossom Festival From Several States
Mr and Mrs R A Terry and others from Southport and Richmond visit Washington and stay at the George Washington Hotel during the Apple Blossom Festival. Miss Polly Brinton of Richmond will be a house guest of Mr and Mrs Henry N Stephenson. Mrs Samuel Carr of Wardensville arrives for a visit with daughters Virginia and Audrey Carr in the city. Mr Smith of General Electric Supply Company Baltimore was here on business. Mr and Mrs F Roxd of Mc Donald are guests at Hotel Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
Blair Hahn
Staunton
Nireeerrit
Winchester
Western Union Telegraph Company
Isabelle Crisman
Western Union School
Rome
W. F. Bocock
Athens, Ga
F. T. McFaden
North Braddock Street
A. G. Swanson
Nll Son
Yasmar
Swanson
Washington
Tuerth Mes
Af. I. Atyvhinne
Butfato
N.Y
Gearze Wastington Hotel
R. A. Terry
W. B. Terry
G. C. Terry
J. W. Terry
Southport Conn
George Washington Hotel
Polly Brinton
Richmond, Va
Henry N. Stephenson
Samuel Carr
Wardensville
W. Va
Missea Virginia
Audrey Carr
Mr. Smith
General Electric Supply Company
Baltimore
F. Roxd
McDonald, Pa
Jack
Coroner's Jury Finds Marsh Guilty of Wife’s Murder
Orestes Marsh, 52, held in jail after a coroner's jury in Westminster Maryland found him guilty of murdering his 28 year old wife Pallen Marsh. The wife was fatally shot in a farm barnyard after obtaining a warrant for her husband's arrest on charges of disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Westminister
Orestes Marsh
Pallen Marsh
Aie Wooide
Deep Run Valley
Canton Executes Over a Thousand Reds in Radical Campaign
Canton authorities report the execution of more than 1,000 alleged radicals this week by machine gun fire. About 500 students from the Sen Yan Sen University were arrested, court-martialed, and shot as part of the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Canton
Sen Yan Sen
Sen Yan Sen W University
Foot Racers Reach Cambridge Ohio on Long Trek
The C. Pyle trans continental foot race crossed into Ohio after 499.3 miles of a 4400 mile route to the Pacific. Ed Gardner of Seattle remained the leader in elapsed time as Pete Garrizzi moved into second ahead of John Salo of Passaic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Vai
Pacific Coast
C. Pyle
Cambridge
Ohio
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Wash
Pete Garrizzi
John Salo
Passaic
N. J
Hoover Plans To Fish Also On Quiet Potomac
Washington April 12 Secretary to the President Lawrence Richey, who helped arrange fishing preserves in Virginia and Maryland, has acquired a two mile stretch of the Potomac on the Maryland shore between Blymount and Indian Head. Rockfish, bass and perch inhabit the area and duck shooting is good. The planned visit to preserves near Frederick, Maryland was abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Lawrence Richey
Hoover
Virginia
Maryland
Potomac River
Whashington
Blymount
Indian Head
Frederick
Mul
Ponnay- Yow
Federals Attack Rebels at Escobar Camp
Federal cavalry attacked Gonzalo Escobar's rebel camp near San Jose mountain, driving the revolutionaries from the Nala Fath area. Rebels were demoralized as about one dozen prisoners were captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NACO
Suttora
Sen Gral
Gonzalo Escobar
Cavaliatien
Feederalo Carrison
San Jose
Jey Priseney
Mates Thing Dick Is a Good Fellow
Bolling arrived with events described in fractured lines. The text mentions Richard Byrd and vague references to people, places, and action, but specifics are unclear from the garbled OCR.
Col Lindberoh Leaves Greensboro
In a reported event Col Lindberoh departed Greensboro after a noted incident. The sequence reference notes a morning air scene and a pending fight, with movement toward New York and involvement of Lindbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Lindberoh
New York
Transfer of Dry Unit to Justice Bureau Outlined
The Associated Press reports President Hoover and Attorney General Mitchell favor transferring the prohibition enforcement unit from the Treasury to the Justice Department. Lawmakers, led by Rep Cranton, discuss adding the measure to the new Congress agenda as part of broader enforcement reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Prohibition Enforcement
Treasury
Justice Department
Seventy-first Congress
Hoover
Representative Crampton
Michigan
Mitchell
Signs Of Easier Credit Lift Stocks In New York
The Associated Press reports definite signs of easing credit plus favorable trade news as stocks rise across many issues. Call money briefly hit 9 percent, then fell to 8, while numerous issues reached new highs for the year amid broad buying and profit taking. Senator Capper denounced moves draining Western funds to Wall Street, urging attention from Congress and the Fed to curb speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
New York
Washington
Capper
Kansas
Troney
Kansan
West
Federal Reserve Board
Capitol
Wall Street
Six Believed Killed In River Dam Collapse
Six men died when a dam on the South Logan river collapsed this morning while workers were about 30 feet below the river bed. Twenty rescuers pulled others to safety as timbers and water buried the under river work site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Lansing
Logan River
Pair of Bandits Stage Big Haul
Two heavily armed robbers lined up 25 customers and employees at the lamisine state Bank outside Chicago and forced the cashier to hand over cash. Police chased the robbers a short distance as officials reported a heist totaling about 1 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pair of
Associated Press
Chicago
Lamisine
Yes
Wiromatite Ane Aocom
Cavago
Indiana
Sail
Southern Cross Crew Found Safe After 12 Days Lost
Charles Kingsford-Smith and three companions of the airplane Southern Cross were located after twelve days wandering in a remote region of New South Wales. Food was dropped to sustain them and their location was given as about 300 miles south of Port George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney
New South Wales
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Port George
Court Denies Man Right To Adopt a Child
In Frederick county Circuit Court an order denied Henry P B Daugherty the right to adopt Marie Juanita Aleshire. The petition was dismissed at his request after changes in his household made adoption inadvisable. the court relieved him and the matter was set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Henry PB. Daugherty
Marie Juanita Aleshire
Daugherhy
Hid
W. M. Glee Club Wins First Honors In Music Contest
In Fredericksburg on April 11 the Virginia Federation of Music Clubs contest awarded first prize for Men’s Glee Club to the University of Virginia after no other entries competed. The event featured participation from Harrisonburg Fredericksburg William and Mary Hollins College and others with a concert by the Fredericksburg Teachers College ensemble and a ceremony presenting silver loving caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Predericksburg
Glee Club
Willan
Maury
Virginia Federation of Music Clubs
Virginia Music
Ax Ocho
University of Virginia
Opsumiztion
Noble
New York
Frederickshburg Teachers College
Harrisonburg
Fredericksburg
William Wink Mary
Hollins College
University of Wehimend
Wiliam and Mitty Extension College
Richmond
Festival broadcasts linked to Apple Blossom events
Mrs Cochran arranges festival broadcasts from WPCA and WRVA for April 15 with a 2 to 3 30 pm slot. Delegates travel to Richmond to hear festival programs on WRVA and Roanoke stations. Standard Oil ads promote the Apple Blossom Festival drawing motorists to Winchester and the Valley of Virginia next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Standard Oil Company
Esso
Valley of Virginia
Winchester
Virg Sinia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
District of Columbia
Mrs Elizabeth Belle Kelley Dies At Memorial Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Belle Kelley of Upperville Virginia died Wednesday night at Memorial Hospital from peritonitis after an appendicitis operation She was 58 and wife of farmer John B Kelley formerly Miss Elizabeth Kephart of Charles Town West Virginia The funeral was held in Upperville today Fire department urged residents to avoid woodland fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Belle’ Kelley
Upperville
Memorial Hospital
John B. Kelley
Elizabeth B. Kephart
Charles Town
Westoa
Grant Kephart
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Handley High School
Emmett
Capt. W. R. Lodge
Huntsberry
Miss MacDonald
Bettie Carper
Mr. and
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M. D. Mitchell
Pulaski
Kingsport
Tenn
Salem
Frank Eustler
Catawba Sanatorium
Euttler
Woodbine Community League
Thi Woodbine Community League
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Nome
Max Novick
Terthe
Hefnding Va
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Mrei
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Boston
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Geatee
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Mrss Pah
Epaearsburg
Biey Aasshaet
Mack Pangle
Middlecanp
Marsh
China
Potomac
Richard Ke Byrd
Maxsilati
North Main Street
Southern Cross Crew
Wild Country
W. M. Glee Club
Harry
K. Thaw
Woodlands
Lovett Bros
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