KINZEL LEAVES TO MARRY IN NEW YORK WEDDING PLANNED
Mrs. Mary Smith Kinzel widow of George H. Kinzel longtime Winchester official left for New York to wed Arthur L. Welch. Reports say ceremony may occur at noon at Transfiguration Church but no formal announcement received yet. Kinzel, daughter of the late William and Mary Smith, is well regarded by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith Kinzel
George H. Kinzel
Winchester
Florida
New York City
Arthur L. Welch
Welch
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Devici
Episa Church of the Transfiguration
Associated Press
The
Star
Weather Favors Pollination Boosting Apple Crop Prospects
Fruit growers report very favorable pollination weather over the past days. Warm temps and steady bee activity promise a large apple crop, with York varieties and most early apples largely spared by last Tuesday's frost. If conditions hold, apples should reach good size and quantity.
Staunton Band Serenades Byrd and Sells Property
Staunton Military Academy Band conducted by Prof Beardsworth serenaded Senator Harry F Byrd at The Star office yesterday with praised music. A deed of trust sale was announced for May 18 1925 at 11 A M in Winchester Virginia, listing two properties including 513 S Kent street and a sixty acre Frederick County tract with payment terms and insurance requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton Military Academy
Thos. Beardsworth
Harry F. Byrd
Star Office
Byrd
Roy ‘T. Robinson
Winchester
Frederick County
Court House
Virginia
S. Kent Street
Tegner
Edward Conner
Ellett
Roy T. Robinson
H. Lockhart
Annie, Lupton, Pingley and Cooper
War- Ten Rice
Warren Rice
Officials of B and O Railroad Visit Apple Blossom Fest
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officers E. W. Scheer and C. W. Van Horn and others from Baltimore and Cumberland stayed in Winchester during the Apple Blossom Festival. They were entertained at homes of F. M. Thompson and W. E. Cooper with Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Shirley. The social visit highlighted the festival crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad’ Company
Winchester
E. W. Scheer
C. W. van Horn
Co. A. Gill
Power
Baltimore
R. W. Brown
E. ‘Granville Shirley
Cumberland, Md
F. M. Thompson
Amherst Street
Brown
Shirley
W. E. Cooper
Seheer
VanHorn
Mr. Git
Mr Harvey King guest of Myrtle King at Clearbrook
Mr Harvey King of Washington arrived today and will stay with Miss Myrtle King at her home in Clearbrook, visiting relation and social arrangements noted in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey King
Washington
Myrtle King
Clearbrook
Apple Blossom Festival Attendee Identified
Miss Margaret Neff of Washington attended the Apple Blossom Festival as noted in the society brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Neff
Washington
Dinner for Mrs Thaw Hosted by Harry R Kern
Mr Harry R Kern invites several friends to a dinner this evening honoring Mrs Mary Copley Thaw of Pittsburgh mother of Mr Harry R Thaw of Kenilworth. Mrs Thaw has spent part of the week at the Apple Blossom Fes in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Kern
Mary Copley Thaw
Pittsburgh
Harry R. Thaw
Kenilworth
Thaw
Colonel John Keating Guest at George Washington Hotel
Colonel John Keating of Cumberland is listed as a guest at the George Washington Hotel. The note places him at the hotel during the reported period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keating
Cumberland
George Washington Hotel
Mrs Steele to Visit Chicago Relatives For A Month
Mrs John Steele departed today for Chicago to stay with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Henry Schneider Jr for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steele
Chicago
Henry Schneider, Jr
Washington guest Ned Lanham visiting relatives
Mr. Ned Lanham of Washington was a guest yesterday of relatives in town. He spent time with family, and local residents noted his courtesy and friendly visits during the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Lanham
Washington
Howe family returns home after visit in Brunswick
Mr and Mrs Frank Howe and two sons and Mrs Owen Howe returned today to their home in Brunswick after being guests of Mr and Mrs Clyde DeHart at their home on National avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Howe
Owen Howe
Brunswick
Clyde DeHart
National Avenue
Canter Returns From Nashville After Week Away
Rev. Mr. H. N. Canter returned today from Nashville Tennessee where they spent a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Canter
Nashville
Tenn
Weekend guest Frances Walker to visit Miss Genevieve Herrell
Miss Frances Walker will be the weekend guest of Miss Genevieve Herrell at her home on North Avenue. The social notice notes a cordial visit and hospitality in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Walker
Genevieve Herrell
North Avenue
Visitor notes include Osborne and Walker in town
Mr Robert Osborne visiting Frederick Maryland yesterday and Mr Ripley Walker of Shenandoah County attended the local festival yesterday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Osborne
Frederick, Md
Ripley Walker
Shenandoah County
Local Guests Visit Miss Lydia Chapman in Lynchburg Area
Mr William Chapman and two daughters of Lynchburg along with Mr and Mrs B F Lilly of Strasburg and Mr William A Beatty of Brunswick were guests of Miss Lydia Chapman during a recent gathering reflecting family and social ties in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chapman
Lynchburg
B. F. Lilly
Strasburg
William A. Beatty
Brunswick
Lydia,Chapman
District Nurse Gave Treatment To Sick Cadets
Fourteen cadets from visiting military academies at the Apple Blossom Festival were overcome by heat at the fair grounds. Miss Gertrude Higgins of the District Nurse Association administered first aid, provided restoratives, and arranged cooler surroundings until they recovered. The cadets later thanked the district nurses for their timely care.
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Fair Grounds
Gertrude Higgins
District Nurse Association
Miss Higgins
Rainfall Recorded In Brief 5 Mile Span
Light showers dropped about three tenths of an inch of rain across a roughly five mile stretch. Local observers noted uneven spread with higher totals along drainage lines. No significant weather damage reported as storms move away.
Mrs Philip Havey Hosts Visit With Father During Festival
Mrs Philip Havey of Washington visited her father Mr M J Yost during the festival. The brief social event highlights a family gathering set against the community celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Havey
Washington
M. J. Yost
Miss Mary Feller Returns Home from New York Visit
Miss Mary Feller returns to her New York home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor at their residence on South Brad dock street.
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Mary Feller
New York
Mrs
Frank Taylor
South Braddock Street
Notable Guests At George Washington Hotel Festivity
Among the guests at the George Washington Hotel here for the festival were Mr. J Robold of New York Mr. A P Shroeder of New York Mr George Peatley of Newark N J and Miss Mary Harding of Brooklyn.
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George Washington Hotel
J Robold
New York
A. P. Shroeder
George Peatley
Newark
N. J
Mary Harding
Brooklyn
Mrs Brady and Daughter Leave for Detroit Visit
Mrs Dora T Brady and her daughter Mrs William Irwin departed today for Mrs Brady's Detroit home where Mrs Irwin will spend a week staying with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora T.~ Brady
William Irwin
Mrs. Brady
Detroit
Irwin
Remount Station Officers Host Dinner at White Sulphur Inn
Lieutenant and Mrs. Toff of the Remount Station Front Royal entertained a party of friends at dinner last night at the White Sulphur Inn. Guests included William Harloe, James DuShane, Fred Yeakley, Miss Hartie and her mother Mrs. Biggs, and Mr. Biggs with Miss Biggs, siblings of Miss Hartje.
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Toff
Remount
Front Royal
White Sulphur Inn
Messrs
William Harloe
James DuShane
Fred Yeakley
Miss Hartie
Biggs
Miss Biggs
Hartje
Washington couple hosts guests from Shoemaker family
Mr and Mrs Winter Shoemaker of Washington were guests yesterday of Mr and Mrs B A Grayson. Miss Josephine Hodges, a student at the Maryland Institute, appears in the readable column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter
Washington
B.A. Grayson
Josephine Hodges
The
Maryland Institute
Miss Katherine Lee Returns Home to Harrisonburg
Miss Katherine Lee has returned to her home in Harrisonburg after visiting Miss Virginia Ashley at her Highland avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Lee
Harrisonburg
Virginia Ashley
Highland Avenue
Polhemus couple head to Summit Point visit
Mr and Mrs Leslie Polhemus left today for Summit Point to visit his parents Mr and Mrs H S Polhemus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Polhemus
Summit Point
8. S. Polhemus
Woods Return Home After Cambridge Festival Visit
Mr and Mrs Woods returned today to their home in Cambridge Massachusetts after attending a local festival.
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Mrs. Woods
Cambridge
Mass
Baltimore social visit ends for Mrs Gambrett at Braddock Street
Mrs Walter Gambrett returns to her Baltimore home after a stay with Mrs C A Baker on South Braddock Street. At the Jack Ho tel for the weekend are W E Hackett Richmond hotel manager and Wm Byrd hotel manager, plus Robert Seville director of Seville publishing works, with a party of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gambrett
Baltimore
C. A. Baker
South Braddock Street
Jack Hotel
W. E. Hackett
Richamon
William Byrd
Richmond
Robert Seville
Seville Publishing Works
Mrs. Ernest Boyd Guest of Mrs. Harry Miller During Festival
Mrs. Ernest Boyd of Washington visited as a guest of Mrs. Harry Miller during the festival. The brief social appearance highlights hospitality and local social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Boyd
Washington
Harry Miller
Frederick man Mir Harry L Gore visits town
Mir Harry L Gore of Frederick county spent yesterday in town, mingling with locals and checking up on affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Gore
Frederick County
Orchard lab reports afternoon thunderstorm with hail
A thunderstorm at the orchard laboratory produced dark skies and hail this afternoon. Indoor workers switched on electric lights as the weather worsened inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guage
Orchard Laboratory
Berne
Sheriff Killed During Raid For Ram In Monetta
AP report from Monetta South Carolina details a raid near town where Sheriff Henry Howard of Aiken County was killed during a search for liquor at Sam Lowman’s home. Annie Lowman and her daughter were wounded or killed, and Deputy Robbins was injured when struck with an axe. Sam Lowman was shot and slightly wounded.
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The
Associated Press
Monetta
S. C
Henry Howard
Aiken County
Annie Lowman
Sam Lowman
Robbins
Aiken
Sam Loman
It Pays To Advertise Tedden Be Eb
A fragmented ad note suggests a promotion or notice about advertising benefits. Readable fragments imply a pitch or business offer tied to local sponsors and potential customers seeking greater visibility.
Coolidges Cruise Down the Potomac
President and Mrs. Coolidge escaped the heat by cruising the Potomac aboard the Mayflower. The party included Secretaries Mellon and Hoover, Tariff Commissioner and Mrs Arthur P. Dennis, and Washington residents Mr and Mrs Frank B. Noyes and Mr and Mrs Frank B. Hight.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Potomac River
Mellon and
Hoover
Arthur P. Dennis
Frank B. Noyes
Frank 8. Hight
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WSO
Kinzel
Staunton Band
Harry F Byrd
R. Gray
Williams
George Pod
Gans
Braddock Street
Mrs. Thaw
Sample Shoe Store CO
Ilome of Good Shoe
Near East Relief Orphanage Center
Alexandropol
Armeneia
Kent and
Water Streets
Sherif
Ram
Coolidges
Potomac
Baltimore American
Willys-Overlands- Fine
Willys- Knight
Ae Man
Willy Ight
Chester
Willys
F. C. B. Toledo
C. B. Organ
Dea
Rouss Garage
South Braddock St
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