Miss Frances McFaden Weds Rev. Eugene Witherspoon in Winchester
Miss Frances Talbot McFaden married Rev. Eugene Daniel Witherspoon at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church in Winchester. Organist Mrs. Henry Weaver played before the ceremony as the bridal party entered to Wagner’s Lohengrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances McFaden
Mr. Witherspoon
Winchester
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Frances Talbot McFaden
Eugene Daniel Witherspoon
Henry Weaver
Front Royal
Wagner
F. T. McFaden, Jr
Jean Stribling
Lucille Bland
Bride in Ivory Gown and Rural Bridegroom Married in City Church
The wedding of Miss Breda Godfrey and Mr. Frank William Ritchie was celebrated in the city with a ceremony at a church attended by the bride in an ivory satin gown. The bridegroom’s brother Rev. J W Witherspoon officiated as best man. A reception followed at the home of Dr. and Mrs. F T McFaden. The bride’s traveling costume for the honeymoon included a blue and white crepe dress with a matching coat. Further bridesmaids were announced, including Miss Mary Hyde, and more social events accompanied the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Bocock
F. T. McFaden, Jr
J. W. Witherspoon
Shepherdstown
W. Va
F. T. McFaden
North Braddock Street
McFaden
J. T. Witherspoon
Greensboro
N. C
Davidson College
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
John 8. Scully
Mary Hyde
Lewis H. Hyde
Lela McGuire Hyde
Breda Godfrey
Frank William Ritchie
Star
New York
Miss Hyde
Grand Central School
Oldfield School
Baltimore
Miss Godfrey
St. Barnabas’ Church
Irvington
Fex
Social Calendar for Wednesday Through Friday Events
A compact listing of local religious and community events with times and venues. Activities include choir practice at United Brethren, Christian Endeavor class, a Thursday bridge gathering, Narcissus Show at Confederate Hall, Choral Club, Loyal Workers Bible class, American Legion luncheon, a First Baptist Church chicken supper benefiting Winchester Memorial Hospital, a play at Sacred Heart Church, and a Sunday School program at Ridgeway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Young People
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Frank Gearing
Handley Avenue
Thursday Bridge Club
Hunter H. McGuire
Confederate Hall
Middleburg
Loyal Workers Bible Class
Burnt Factory Church
Harvey Fishpan
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
First Baptist Church
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Church
J. W. Schlak
Bible Class of Rest
Hell
Ridgeway
Wedding and social notices from Winchester and vicinity
The page details a church ceremony in Irvington with attendees from Cambridge Rye and Ottawa, a Sacred Heart church comedy on April 24, Mary Baldwin College glee club honors at Charlottesville, and postponed Winchester Presbyterial to May 13 15. It also covers social events, garden club formation, genealogical research, a local art club officer, and Apple Blossom Festival princess selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Crawford
Victorious Glee Club
Elizabeth Gold Crawford
Frank B. Crawford
Mary Baldwin College Glee Club
Charlottesville
Virginia
Cabell Hall
Mary Baldwin Club
Winchester
Lillian Horton Smith
Elizabeth Ravenscroft Smith
Ridgeway
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
Laura Campbell
Charles Town
W. Va
Dorothy Needy
Queen’s Court
Dorothy Virginia Needy
W. H. H. Nedy
Hagerstown
Washington County
Berwick Couple Wed in January Surprise
Marriage of Bessie May Smith and Earl W. Painter announced after a secret among relatives. They wed January 7 in Middleburg with Rev German G. Snyder officiating. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Smith of Coughlin street. groom son of I N Painter of Stephens City Virginia. They reside with the bride’s parents post ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwick
Bessie May Smith
Earl W. Painter
Middleburg
German G. Snyder
the Reformed Church
Harry Smith
Coughlin Street
Berwick High Deeee
Berwick Rl
I. N. Painter
Stephens City
Montgomery Ward and Co
Winchester
Montgomery Ward and Company
Round Hill 4-H Club Organized and Officers Elected
The Round Hill 4-H Club organized under home demonstration direction on April 20. Officers elected include Margaret Larrick president Hunter Bayliss vice president Orrah Bayliss secretary treasurer Jack Larrick reporter Louise Carper song and cheer leader John W Larrick Jr club leader. Next meeting scheduled for May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
Margaret Larrick
Hunter Bayliss
Orrah Bayliss
Jack Larrick
Louise Carper
John W. Larrick
Russell Grove 4-H Club Holds Regular Session
Russell Grove 4-H Club met Thursday April 16 with Miss Far rar presiding. Girls discussed making wearing apparel while boys spoke on poultry and gardening. Adjournment set for the next meeting in May. The Comical Country Cousins presented by J. W. Schlack Bible Class Friday April 24 in Ridgeway hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Grove 4-H Club
Russell Grove 4-H
Miss Farrar
J. W. Schlack
Loyal Temperance Legion To Meet Thursday Evening
Loyal Temperance Legion schedules a semi monthly meeting at 7 30 PM on Thursday at 116 North Braddock Street. Members urged to attend and bring funds for the Anna Gordon fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Temperance Legion
North Braddock Street
Anna Gordon
New South Wales Savings Bank Fails to Open Doors
The Australian bank with deposits of 425 million dollars would not open as a heavy withdrawal continued from the previous day. The New South Wales government had recently defaulted interest on bonds in London, while the federal government sought repayment from the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bank
Australia
Associated Press
Anberra
New South Wales Savings Bank
New South Wales
London
Commonwealth
Changes To Be Made In P. R. R. Schedule Sunday
Announcement outlines Pennsylvania Railroad timetable changes effective Sunday April 26 with trains north east and west. Details include departures 7 10 am 1 40 pm 4 50 pm and arrivals 8 45 am 11 45 am 11 17 am 7 45 pm plus a May 3 one day excursion from New York region to Winchester with return 4 05 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Jersey City
Newark
Elizabeth
Trenton
N. J
Winchester
Mrs Hyde and guest dine with Mrs Randolph in Millwood
Mrs Lewis H. Hyde and her guest Mrs Walter Greacen traveled to Millwood Virginia on Tuesday evening to dine at the home of Mrs B O F Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Byrd
Walter Greacen
New York City
Lewis H. Hyde
Greacen
Millwood
B. O'F. Randolph
Replica Fort Nashborough Erected in Nashville Tennessee
A replica of Fort Nashborough has been built along the Cumberland River at the foot of Church Street in Nashville Tennessee highlighting local historic commemoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Nashborough
Cumberland River
Church Street
Nashville, Tenn
Grain Closing Prices in Chicago Forestalls Losses
Extreme weakness on the New York Stock Exchange drove further declines on the Chicago Board of Trade with all options down from yesterday. Closing figures show Wheat May 825, July 6342, September 63% and Corn May 60% July 61% September 61% Oats May 29% July 30% September 301% Rye May 36% July 38% September 39% Mrs W M Morton of Charlotte N C arrives tomorrow to visit her sister Mrs Martha E Tucker on Handley avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
W. M. Morton
Charlotte, N. C
Martha E. Tucker
Handley Avenue
Thief Confesses After Police Uncover City Burglary Spree
Police report a pattern of vandalism and theft across multiple homes and vehicles. Russell and Glass had garages entered. a Buick sedan was scratched and a watch taken. Ship confessed to the burglaries and to stealing an automobile overcoat and other items. A hearing is set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Russell
Mrs. Russell
Russell Residence
South Washington Street
Ship
Russell
Doctor Glass
Raymond Sachs
North Stewart Street
Chief Hollis
Stolen Cars, Raids, and Arrests Highlight West Virginia Case
A robbery and burglary spree unfolds as three cars vanish in Romney and town. Judge Weems will hear all charges tomorrow morning as police raid a suspect house in the north ern section arresting four on statutory charges. Additional arrests include drunks and a man charged with possessing a still and illegal liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Weems
West Virginia
Romney
W. Va
E. C. Yost
Boyd and
Hinks
N Tern
Ira Sirbaugh
Boyd
Cline
Bowers
Roger Ritter
John Cain
Margaret Madigan
Lela Lineburg
Arthur Thomas
Funk and
Starsnider
Weems
Edward Riffey
Joe Butler
Hinkins
John White
Warren Rice
Corporation
Court and White the penny as on hi ap pearance bef
A fragment records a courtroom name and a brief note about a penny related matter. It mentions appearance and prior context. The readable bits suggest a legal setting but lack full details.
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Godfrey-Ritchie
Huntsberry
Prince of Liars
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mr. Hummingtop
Chester Hobart
Gillibrand
Mary Sullivan
Rosa Colombier
Louise Rehill
Joshua Gillibrand
Edwin Lillis
Hummington
Ormerod
Jack Harrell
Daisy Maitland
Sue Schlack
Braddock Street
Mildred Millison
Tom Elsen
Berryville
Milleson
Trousseau
Whitacre
Elizabeth Farrar
Better Foods
Miss Grim
Sylvia Grim
State Teachers, College
Harrisonburg
Hugh Grim
National Avenue
Margaret Adams
Lynchburg
Meta Dick
Bountiful Ridge Nursery Company
Princess Anne
John A. Dick
Clearbrook
Sam Ensogna
Memorial Hospital
Lonnie Cline
East Cork Street
Mr. E. P. Bean
South Stewart Street
Richard Bauserman
Gardner H. Brown
Harry K. Russell
James B. Russell
Washington Street
Henry Stephenson
Buffalo, N. Y
Lloyd Agnew
Charleston
S. C
Stewart Bell
Cameron Street
Burnt Factory
Chicago
W. B. Hibbs & Company
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
Bickers Motor CO
Lovett Bros
Staunton
Knox
Margaret Hodgson
Purina
J. Jos. Sullivan
Riley
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
Kaufman’s
Coats
LOU Bernstein CO
Art Fashion Clothes
A. M. Swimley
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