Mary Thacker and Hillard Hayzlett Quietly Wed in Winchester
Mary Thacker daughter of Dr and Mrs R L Thacker of Franklin and Hillard A Hayzlett of Charleston were married last Monday at noon in the New Century Hotel parlors. Rev W G Winton officiated and a hotel dinner followed. The Thacker party planned a Canada honeymoon after the ceremony.
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Romney
W. Va
Mary Thacker
R. L. Thacker
Franklin
Hillard A. Hayzlett
Charleston
New Century
Surprise birthday at Reynolds Store for Mrs. Jolley
Mrs. Jolley turned 77 with 43 relatives and 20 guests at her Reynolds Store home. The party, led by her husband Jack Jolley, included 5 children, 25 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren, and ended with well wishes for many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Jolley
Reynolds Store
Jolle
Young Couple Weds in Hagerstown Quietly
Elizabeth C Noonan and George R Barr were married at the First Baptist Church parsonage in Hagerstown Maryland. The couple, former Handley High School graduates of 1927, will reside with the groom’s parents on South Loudoun street Winchester. The notch of weekend visitors included Dr and Mrs Ray Sartelle and others from Baltimore and Lost City West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Yewell
Baltimore
Mamie Sprint
South Loudoun Street
Yewell
Winchester
Elizabeth C. Noonan
J. Mack Noonan
George R. Barr
C. Lee Barr
First Baptist Church
Hagerstown
James Young Irwin
Handley High School
Barr
American Railway Express Company
Ray Sartelle
Doris Virginia
Robert Shanklin
John P. Sartelle
Twenty Killed Or Wounded In Navy Maneuver Blast
Twenty officers and men died or were wounded when three mines exploded on the mine layer Tokiwa during naval maneuvers off Kiushiu Island. The incident was reported by a dispatch to Asah from Kiushiu. Also noted is Miss Averil Stewart risking her life to try to rescue her fellow student, Arnold Therbert Edwards, from Chesapeake Bay, but Edwards died and she fainted upon reaching her boat.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Kiushiu Island
Tokiwa
Asah
Kiushiu
of Japan
Washington
Arnold Therbert Edwards
Long Branch
N. J
Chesapeake Bay
Averil Stewart
Chevy Chase
Edwards
Mrs David Alderton Dies After Brief Illness
Mary Alice Alderton died in Memorial Hospital after a short illness. A native of Maryland and former Miss Moreland, she was 58 or 59 and lived in Paw Paw West Virginia before being brought to the hospital. The body was sent back to Paw Paw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Alderton
David Alderton
Memorial Hospital
Alderton
Maryland
Miss Moreland
Benjamin Moreland
West Virginia
Paw Paw
W. Va
Vanzetti Breaks Hunger Strike as Sacco Holds Fast
In Boston as the murder conviction case nears a verdict, Bartolomeo Vanzetti ends his two week hunger strike by taking milk coffee and bread at the state prison. Nicola Sacco still refuses all food.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Nicola Sacco
Vanzetti
State Prison
Sacco
Miss Eliza Diffenderfer Injured At Park Picnic
Miss Eliza Diffenderfer of South Cameron street is confined to bed after falling from a sliding board at Quequon Lake Park during a Market Street Methodist Church choir picnic. Neighbors aided her to her feet. a physician fears a bad back strain with soreness likely for some time.
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Eliza Diffenderfer
South Cameron Street
Quequon Lake Park
Market Street
Elks and Lions Postponed Game Rescheduled for Wednesday
The Elks versus Lions inter club series clash moves to Wednesday at 4 PM at Handley Stadium after rain postponement. The outcome will decide the first half champion with potential additional playoff if Lions win. Winchester fans expect a large crowd.
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The
Elks
Lions
Handley Stadium
Winchester
Stock market opens with bullish sentiment after rate cut
New York trading starts the week with rising price tendencies and bullish sentiment driven by a reduction in call money rates from 4 3 4 to 4 percent. Favorable crop outlook and strong fall business in key industries supported gains as total turnover nears 2.2 million shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Child Struck By Automobile Near West Boscawen Street
Six year old Louise Ensogna daughter of Sam Ensogna was struck while crossing near her father's business on West Boscawen Street. She stepped into the path of a car, was knocked down by the fender, and received cuts to head and legs. The driver stopped and aided her. injuries not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Ensogna
Sam Ensogna
West Boscawen Street
Aged Confederate Veteran John H. Lockmiller Dies
John H. Lockmiller an aged ex Confederate veteran died at noon yesterday at his daughter s home on the Wardensville grade west of Winchester from complications after about a year of invalidism. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 1 o clock at Gravel Springs Church with Rev T H Daffin officiating. He served in a Shenandoah county infantry company and was captured at Gettysburg later spending 14 months in Fort Delaware. He left two daughters Mrs A C Racey and Mrs Daisy Strosnider a son Joseph Lockmiller 11 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. One of his Civil War comrades Mr Boyce 97 died Saturday in Shenandoah county.
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John H. Lockmiller
A. C. Racey
Wardensville
Winchester
Gravel Springs Church
T. H. Daffin
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Mr. Lock
Fort Delaware
Ile
Lockmiller
Daisy Strosnider
Joseph Lockmiller
Washington
Smart Aleck II. Fined For Ducking A Baltimore Girl
In Baltimore 18 year old Dorothy Stefansky described a prank as a premature plunge after 26 year old Peter Cituk allegedly hurled her into a public pool. Cituk was fined 10 dollars plus costs by a magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smart Aleck II
Baltimore
Associated Press
Dorothy Stefansky
Peter Cituk
Rickard to Use Soldiers Field for Tunney-Dempsey Fight
Chicago August 1 Tex Rickard will be allowed use of Soldiers Field for the September heavyweight bout with Tunney and Dempsey. The Park Board which governs the field was to vote on the proposal this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tex Rickard
Soldiers
Daily News
Park Board
Lightning Strikes Baltimore Bank During Thunderstorm
A lightning bolt struck the Baltimore Commercial Bank at Colington avenue and Monument street causing a roof hole and a small fire that was quickly put out. The branch manager and an officer had just returned with money. five people were inside. The city lost power briefly as a storm swept downtown.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore Commercial Bank
Colington Avenue
Monument Street
Investigation of Stotler Slaying Began in Two Cities
Federal probe into hunter R. Stotler’s murder is split between Hagerstown Maryland and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Prohibition official John D. Pennington searches for a new motive while Capt Bruce Murray resumes work at the scene. Reginald E. Walters, named as the confessed slayer, is linked to moonshine operators in Frog Hollow, with local officials doubting a single motive.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Hunter R. Stotler
Pittsburgh
John D. Pennington
Stotler
Bruce Murray
Prohibition
Reginald E. Walters
Frog Hollow
Walters
Bridgeman Ishii Hold Long Geneva Naval Talks
In Geneva on August 1 Viscount Ishii of Japan and W C Bridgeman first lord of the admiralty held a lengthy conference over the tri partite naval talks. No relief from deadlock emerged. Bridgeman then met British on the matter. Japanese moves suggest possible compromise or plan to adjourn without a public plenary session set for Thursday.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Viscount Ishii
Japan
W. C. Bridgeman
Admiralty
Bridgeman
Text of American naval clause delivered at Geneva
Geneva July 31 The American delegation published the draft political clause of the proposed naval treaty amid British rejection. The clause allows a conference to adjust cruiser tonnage before 1936 and provides a year’s notice to terminate the treaty if no agreement is reached.
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Geneva
Mine Tipple Burned At Summers Mine In Ohio
The Summers mine tipple near Adena, operated by Goodyear, burned early today with damage around 50 000 dollars as workers prepared for Friday's opening. A miner in effigy was found hanging from a tree in Adena, with about 20 pickets patrolling the streets to prevent further trouble.
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Associated Press
Steubensville
Goodyear
Tire and Rubber Company
Adena
Rev Dr McFaden to preach at Cedar Cliff Church
The Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden will preach at Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church in Vaucluse this evening and at 8 o clock Tuesday evening. The outcome will determine if the evangelistic meetings continue.
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Dr. McFaden
Cedar Cliff Church
F. T. McFaden
J. Hoge Smith
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Vaucluse
Catonsville Man Dies as Boat Capsizes in Shenandoah River
James Murray of Catonsville Md. died when a boat capsized during a storm while crossing the Shenandoah River near Charles Town W Va. His body was recovered at 2 a.m. Sunday. Murray was with his brother J Allan Murray Earl Smallwood and Dr Wetherby Fort. The group had traveled from Catonsville to inspect a camp site for a possible later vacation.
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James Murray
Mabel A. Murray
Catonsville
Shenandoah River
Charles Town
W. Va
Mr. Murray
Fidelity Trust Company
Baltimore
J. Allan Murray
Earl Smallwood
Dr. Wetherby Fort
Smallwood
Dr. Fort
Fort
Allan Murray
Mr. Smallwood
Catonsville Yesteray
Murray
Non-Union Miner Shot in Dover Mine Clash
About 200 union miners attacked non-union workers en route to the Mapleleaf coal mine at Newport near Dover Ohio. One non-union miner was shot and wounded and 14 others beaten. Sheriff Abe Laird said the situation was quiet and he did not foresee more trouble or the need for extra deputies.
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Associated Press
Dover
Mapleleaf
Newport
Here
Abe Laird
Court fight looms as mine operators seek injunction
A court fight is set as mine operators ask for an injunction to stop union miners from interfering with work at the mine. The dispute centers on labor actions and access to the site, with potential impact on production and local employment.
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Uation
City Council Meeting Rescheduled to Wednesday Night
Due to primary day, the City Council will not meet Tuesday night and will instead convene Wednesday night. The county also observes primary day, shifting local government schedules accordingly.
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Mary Elfreth Friend
Ruth Elfreth
Palmer Augustine Shelburne
Miss Friend
Joseph B. Friend, Jr
Charlote County
State Teachers’ College of
Farmville
Richmond
Lynchburg College
Medical College of Virginia
United States Marine Hospital
Friend
Ling
Adams
C. E. Society
J. C. Hizer
Christian Endeavor Society of
White Post
Massanetta
Nellie Gray McCartney
Charlie Powers
Charlotte Powers
Nellie Mills
Irene McCartney
Elizabeth McCartney
Pauline Neil
Virginia Grim
Virginia
Elise
Margaret Welch
Daisey
Virginia DeHaven
Warren Mills
Hammon Summerville
Aubrey Johns
Herbert Fansler
Charles Powers
Russell Neill
Johns
J. Cc. Hizer
Julia DeHarendson
Miss Hildreth
Nellie
Gray McCartney
Miss Barnes
Major Steere
Thomas I. Steere
United States Army
Henry Steere
West Cork Street
Lewisburg
Greenbrier Military School
Irene Stickley
State University At
Charlottesville
Frederick Gochenour
Upperville
G. Don’ Gray, Jr
Front Royal Road
Richard Petrie, Jr
Edward Orndoff
Washington, D. C
Bodie Lam
Mrs
Thomas Lam
Stephens City
Mrs. C.A. Ward
Baltimore, Md
George W.ashington Hotel
C. H. Consolvo
George Washington Hotel
Elsie Cather
Mary Virginia Auld
Red Cloud, Neb
J. F. Bowman
Strasburg, Va
Elwood Snyder
R. F. Sowers
Isabelle McCann
C. R. McCann
J. M. Smith
Col. Manuel
Harpers Ferry
John Robinson
Shenandoah
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
S. P. Goode
Jamie Goode
C. A. McIlwee
Hayfield
Mason Snapp
Rockville
J. W. Headley
T. H. Ritter
Pennsylvania
Marguerite Daugherty
University of Virginia
George W. Bender
Kern
Mary Seabrook
Frederick
J. W. Winkfield
Ernest Meade
Sophie Korebeck
Natrona
Korebeck
Emmett
Adramn Mason
Weirton, Pa
L. R. Smith
Gates, N. C
Garland Quarles
Miss Herrell
Margaret Snyder
Katherine Herrell
Pliny J. Wilson
Johnstown
Betty Ann Thomas
Hockman
Gertrude Ritter
Joanna Hockman
Garland Canter
Inwood
W.va
Edward Loy
Anna Loy
Cecil Loy
Mable Loy
Mary J. Morrisey
Shepherdstown
O. P. Whitacre
Dorsey Adams
Martinsburg
Red Cross
Huntsberry
Redltass
Anna Wood
Lost City
Winchester Inn
South Washington Street
Virginia Tharpe
Dorothy Shade
Philadelphia
Clyde Smith
Henrietta Fuller
Lourella Anderson
Nan Purcell
Pearl Grim
Harley Cummins
Cleveland Park
Mrs. C. K
Henry Myers
Frank Solenberger
Leslie Snapp
Johnson City
Tenn
J. S. Garver
Clarke Count
Dorothy Anderson
Elsie Mathews
Miss May
Bellé Kemp
Hampton, Va
Ross Wheat
Navy
David Aderton
Elks and Lions
Rickard
Ishii
Florsheim OE
Sale
Craft
Hughes Motor
Ford
P. S
Grove’s
Fran Ae
Hya
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