Virginia Boyd Weds Edward Barr in Garden Ceremony
Virginia Hunter Boyd and Edward Wall Barr married in a garden ceremony at the old Boyd home on Fairmont Avenue in Winchester. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Boyd and the late A. Hunter Holmes Boyd of Roanoke, wore cream lace with a net veil. Bridesmaids included Miss Virginia Tayloe Boyd and Miss Elizabeth Barr. ushers and guests from Roanoke, Charlottesville, Richmond, Lynchburg, Purcellville, and Baltimore attended a large reception after the ceremony. The couple plans to reside in Winchester and Barr will continue his apple buying business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wwd
Fairmont Avenue
Virginia Hunter Boyd
Edward Wall Barr
Boyd
A. Hunter Holmes Boyd
Roanoke
Barr
C. Frederick Barr
Winchester
E. B. McGukin
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
Mary Warden Boyd
Elizabeth Barr
Betsy Glaize
Frederick Lee Glaize
D. Conrad Little
Richmond
Edwin C. Burton
Charlottesville
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
John M. Steck, Jr
Farmville
Harvard School of Physical Education
Boston
Mass
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
University of North Carolina
Sigma Chi
Florida
Georgia
Handley High School
J. F. Nelms
Charles G. Bush
J. N. Kincannon
John O. Boyd
Katherine Boyd
Nell Boyd
John O. Boyd, Jr
William Boyd
Katherine Huff
Lawrence Davis
George Delgetty- Kerr
Grace Dalgetty-Kerr
Margaret Delgetty-Kerr
Harry W.wall
Antrim McKay
Baltimore
W. F. Nelms
Frances Williams
Lynchburg
Bradley Kilsour
Dorothy Smith
Purcellville
Douglas Lindsey
Alexandria
Social calendar of events around Winchester and Clarke County
All day reunion and entertainment honoring Confederate veterans at the Wood home in Rappahannock County. Regular semi monthly Modern Woodmen of America meeting at their hall. Kiwanis luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Garden Club meeting at The Turbines home in Clarke County. United Brethren Young People choir practice. Winchester Elks and Grace Lutheran adult choir meetings. Rotary Club luncheon at Winchester Golf Club. American Legion post luncheon at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Wood
Rappahannock County
Modren Woodmen of America
North Loudoun
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Clarke County
Veterans Gather for Sperryville Confederate Reunion
About 150 guests attended a Sperryville area reunion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Wood for northern Virginia Confederate veterans. Seven veterans, ages 88 to 91, traveled from several counties and cities, with three members of Mosby’s Rangers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia
William Wood
Sperryville
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Front Royal
Warrenton
Culpeper
Washington, D. C
Warren
Rappahannock
Fauquier
Thornton V. Leach
John M. Lawrence
Amissville
Francis Merion Trimble
J. H. Mohler
Grottoes
J. B. Armstrong
Waterloo
Culpeper County
R. N. Colvin
F. G. Lucas
New Brunswick
N. J
Leach
Lawrence
Lucas
Virginia Battalion
Mosby’s Rangers
Bernard Miller
Surprise birthday dinner for J. E. Luttrell near Winchester
Miss Martha and Mr. William Luttrell hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for their father J. E. Luttrell at their Winchester area home. Guests included Luttrell family and relatives from Siler, Clear Brook, Maryland, Kernstown, Cedar Grove, and nearby towns. The gathering featured a lawn picnic style meal and well wishes for many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
William Luttrell
Winchester
J. E. Luttrell
Mr. Luttrell
William, Joseph
Master Benny
Martha Luttrell
H. L. DeHaven
Siler
J. C. Clark
Alvin
Jack
Jessie Clark
Clearbrook
Oscar Clark
Virginia
John
Charles William
Maryland
Harry Steele
Kernstown
S. G. Luttrell
Calvin
Claud
Myrtle
Hugh
Visitors arrive at Thornhill Manor and Hawthorne
Mrs J Paulding Murdock and daughter arrive to spend weeks at Thornhill Manor and are joined by Mrs Lynn Brugh of Hagerstown. They will visit Washington DC and Hawthorne while Mrs Brugh’s relatives Dr and Mrs E C Stuart host. Mr and Mrs James D Shockey return from a weeklong honeymoon in time for the wedding of Miss Edna Lamb and Mr James Snider at Braddock Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Paulding Murdock
J. Pa Murdock
Paulding Murdock
Thornhill Manor
Washington, D. C
Lynn Brugh, Jr
Canada
James Shockey
James D. Shockey
Hubert Sydenstricker
Thornhill Manor Hosts Last Week Guests and August Picnic Plan
Guests at Thornhill Manor included Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Chamberlain of Baltimore and relatives from Clarksburg Newville Chambersburg and Bristol. R T Hupp and W H Golliday of Woodland Ave spent the weekend near New Market visiting relatives and returned with Miss Maxine Hupp. The Lutheran Men's Bible Class will hold a picnic August 22 at 5 30 PM in Dunlop grove on Berryville Ave with a later basket supper and full attendance requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornhill Manor
R. L. Chamberlain
Baltimore
Fred Chamberlin
Clarksburg
W. Va
John Graham
Newville
Frank McKibben
Col. M. C. Kennedy
Chambersburg
R. T. Hupp
W. H. Golliday
Woodland Avenue
New Market
Mount Zion
Forestville
Maxine Hupp
R. M. Stickley
Lutheran Church
Dunlop Grove
Berryville Avenue
Engagement of Evelyn L O Roark McKay Announced
Mr and Mrs O L O Roark of Brucetown announce the engagement of their daughter Evelyn L to J Walker McKay of Clearbrook son of the late L H McKay and employed at Brucetown Woolen Mill The wedding is planned around Christmas. The Woman's Missionary Society of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will meet Tuesday at 8 pm to discuss Korean village life and serving rural villages in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. O'Roark
Brucetown
Evelyn L
J. Walker McKay
Clearbrook
Mr. McKay
L. H. McKay
Woman’s Missionary Society
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Korea
Christian Endeavor Meeting Called For Tonight
The August meeting of the Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church will be held in the church this evening at 7 30 o'clock. A full attendance of officers and committee chairmen are urged to be present. Miss Hartman Visits Parents On a Vacation Trip. Miss Ethel E. Hartman of Philadelphia is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C S Hartman at their home in this city during her vacation from Curt's Publishing Company. Miss Hartman will also go to New York for several days before sailing on the S S Acadia for Evangeline Land in Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church
Miss Hartman
Ethel E. Hartman
Philadelphia
C. S. Hartman
Curt's Publishing Company
New York
S. S. Acadia
Evangeline Land
Nova Scotia
Dr Kerlin Returns to Practice After Virginia Beach Vacation
Dr Raymond H Kerlin came back last night from a two week vacation in Virginia Beach and resumed his dental practice at 113 North Loudoun Street. Mrs Susie Morgan of Spokane Washington sister of Mr Charles McVay with her daughter Miss Almira Morgan and Audrey Anderson are visiting at the McVay home near Clearbrook. Mr Harry L Wood Sr has gone to Silver Spring Maryland to make his future home with a married daughter. Mr Wood is known as a tailor who ran a shop behind Frank Gearin store on East Piccadilly Street. Mr and Mrs T W Russell and their daughters Elizabeth Edith and Anna Belle with Miss Lucy Massie visited Washington for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Carper
Claude F. Carper
Middletown
Miss Carper
Louise Pingley
Ruth
Katherine Keith
Margaret Jane Willey
Elaine Sperry
Marie
Thelma Petty
Virginia Ridings
Elizabeth Sapinger
Myrtle Rhodes
Mildred
Mary Judy
Josephine Plushnell
Messrs
Gordon Ridings
Randolph Brown
Reese Hammack Tilden
Stickley
Elwood Wierick Fuggne Pope
Charles Bezly
Randolph Larrick
Frederick Kline
Buddy Pingley
S. J. Larrick
Kerlin
Beach
Raymond H. Kerlin
Virginia Beach
North
Loudoun Street
Susie Morgan
Snokane
Wash
Charles McVay
Almira Morgan
Audrey Anderson
Harry L. Wood, Sr
Silver Spring
Mr. Wood
Frank Gearin
East Piccadilly Street
T. W. Russell
Elizabeth Edith
Anna Belle Russell
Lucy Massie
Washington
Mason Ambler
Parkersburg
W. Va
Stokes
Minnie C. Baker
North Cameron Street
Randolph T. Shields
Brucetown
Steve O'Neill Named Indians Manager After Johnson Resigns
Cleveland Aug. 4 Steve ONeill coach of the Indians was named manager as Walter Johnson resigned to study minor league progress. Johnson praised ONeill and will oversee player evaluation while Alva Bradley and Billy Evans confirmed the change. The Indians, returning from Detroit, have slumped to the second division amid injuries and illness. ONeill, 43, a former catcher in 1912, led Toronto pennant runs in 1929 1930 1931 and Toledo from 1932 to 1934 before joining Johnson’s staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Steve O'Neill
Cleveland Indians
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Inds
O'Neill
Alva Bradley
Billy Evans
Indians
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Fire chief successor named to replace Barr in Winchester
Common Council scheduled to choose a new Winches ter Fire Department chief with two candidates, Fred W. Forney of Friendship and Richard Brown of Sarah Zane, as endorsements flow from their employer companies. Sarah Zane and South End company statements expected. council delayed decision until the next regular meeting tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lee Barr
Winchester Fire Department
Fred W. Forney
Friendship Company
Richard Brown
Sarah Zane Company
Forney
Brown
Charley Rouss
Sarah Zane
South End
Barr
Mr. Barr
Common Council
Hunter Yeakley Dies After Long Illness
Hunter Yeakley succumbs after a long illness, with local church services and burial arrangements at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named L D Grubbs W A Bailey W A McKown William H Cochran J O Chamberlain J F Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Yeakley
United Brethren Church
O. D. Lambert
Bridgewater
Welltown
M. E. Church
South
Luther A. Thomas
Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron
L. D. Grubbs
W. A. Bailey
W. A. McKown
William H. Cochran
J. O. Chamberlain
J. F. Hahn
Jap Press Raps Caricature Of Nation's Ruler
Tokyo essays criticize Washington embassy for allowing Vanity Fair caricature of Emperor Hirohito in the August issue. Yokohama customs and Japanese offices blamed for permitting such publications into Japan. Officials fear a swell of public criticism, while Ambassador Hirose Saito rushes to Washington to handle the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Hiroji Saito
Washington
America
Hirohito
Vanity Fair
Japan
Yokohama
Nichi Nichi
New Life
Home Office
Koki Hirotao
Hirose Saito
Seek Loans For School Program
Richmond August 4 Local Virginia school boards applying for PWA grants of 45 percent of new school building costs are often seeking loans from the state literary fund for the remainder or as much as allowed. The fund held 6 480 141 in investments as of June 30 1935. Last fiscal year loans and investments totaled 1 106 919 and loans approved for Sept 1 amount to 112 800. The fund defined in 1930 Virginia school laws includes proceeds from public lands escheated property and fines for state offenses among other sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
School Boards of
Virginia
PWA
State Literary Fund
Sidney B. Hall
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Hall
General Assembly
Wallace Beery On Air Tonight in Lightnin Radio Role
Wallace Beery arrives in New York after a cross country flight to star in the Radio Theater production of Lightnin on WCAO at 8 PM He will portray Lightnin Bill Jones and then tour Holland Germany Austria Hungary Italy and France after the broadcast Beery says he is using vacation time to play the role he has long aspired to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Beery
New York
Hollywood
Lightnin
WCAO
Mr. Beery
Los Angeles
Bill Jones
Winchell Smith
Frank Bacon
John Golden
Mr. Bacon
Holland
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Italy
France
Timberville Peach Harvest Promises Large Early Yield
Timberville begins picking Carmens as the first Timberville peaches hit the market. J Wampler Earman notes the escape from freezes and frost, with Barman and Bowers Garber reporting strong crops totaling about 30 000 to 40 000 bushels. Prices run around 2 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timberville
Commonwealth
J. Wampler Earman
Barman
Bowers & Garber
Byrd
Zigler
Crist
Clarke County Farmer Dies in Auto Collision
Clarke County farmer Mr. Price died in a two car crash on the main highway as he attempted to turn into Gaunt's Lane. The collision involved a second vehicle driven by Douthat with no passengers. Linthicum, married and a father, was also noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Price
Mr. Price
Gaunt’s Lane
Douthat
Linthicum
Three Children Die In Farm Road Crash In Virginia
A crash on a farm road near Gaunt's Lane involved a Price auto carrying three children aged nine four and three on the rear seat and Linthicum on the front left fender. A second car owned by Mrs. Douthat sustained $200 damage. the Price car $50. An inquest will be held by Coroner Dr. H Carroll Iden once injuries permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Linthicum
George Pine
Gaunt's Lane
A. B. Linthicum
C Street
N. E
Washington
Douthat
Alice M. Douthat
H. Carroll Iden
Berryville
Labor official cites 9 million unemployed amid NRA ruling
Edward F. McGrady assistant secretary of labor said 9,000,000 Americans are deprived of work due to longer hours and wage cuts since the NRA was held unconstitutional. He spoke while settling a rayon strike in Cleveland and warned the problem fuels national unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. McGrady
United States
NRA
McGrady
Cleveland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uiss
Edward Barr
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Mrs. Lanier Gray
Mrs. Stewart Bell
Huntsberry
Hurtsberry
Abney Payne
Nannie Tucker Payne
Charleston
Lewis Hyde
West Boscawen Street
Mr. Payne
Hupp and
Golliday
O’roark
Brooas’ Pharmacy
Steve O'Neill Indians
Ernest Sloat
Virginia Whitacre
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mda
Russell Whitacre
Jap Press
State Department
Wallace Berry
Europe
West Indies
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Winchester, VA
BIG Joe
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
ASCO
Victor
Acme
Lovett
Loudoun St
Geo. W. Kurtz
Coinere Quality
Kraft
REED
R. M. Swimley
Ges
Washington Hotel
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