Miss Johnetta Wright Weds Mr Mathyer at Brucetown
Miss Johnetta Wright daughter of Mrs. Roberta Wright and the late George H Wright married Walter Mathyer of Warren Pa. on August 4 at the Brucetown Methodist Church South near Wadesville Clarke County. Rev. Albert Rydney Gaffney of Kansas City officiated with Rev J D Russell. About 200 guests attended a reception on the front porch of the Wright home. The couple will reside in Warren Pa after September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnetta Wright
Mathyer
Joha Wright
Roberta Wright
George H. Wright
Walter Mathyer
Warren
J. D. Russell
Brucetown
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Frances
Margaret Snyder
Theo Mips
Virginia
Comer
Esther Ridgeway
Mary Wright
Ada Virginia Wright
Epworth League
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute
Dayton
Agnes Scott College
Atlanta
Shenandoah Valley
Washington
Philadelphia
Atlantic Ciy
New York
War- Ten
Charles A. Daniel and Son
Indianapolis
Ind
Harry Louis Cross
New ‘York
Arthur DeMoreland
Lola Rasmussen
Erie
T. G. Wright
S. Gaffney and Sons
Dwight and Windell ‘Wright
Kansas City
Charles Hyer
Florence Wageley
Edith Light
Nancy Light
Marriage Solemnized In March Announces Union
Be ay ipa Vs Cornwell daughter of R. H. Cornwell of Olones county Virginia married Mr. Frade Spielman son of Fo. E. of 525 South Potomac street Hagerstown Maryland. The ceremony occurred in Chambersburg Pennsylvania on March 6. Spielman works as managing salesman for the Singer Sewing Machine Company in this territory with headquarters in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwell
R. H. Cornwell
Peo
Olones County
Frade Spielman
Neem Fo
South Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Mad
Chambersburg
Spielman
the Singer
Winchester
English Apple Exporter George Whitehead Returns to Winchester
Apple season article notes N Whitehead, a popular English apple exporter, has returned from Manchester to Winchester for fall and winter. He will continue extensive export dealings with one of England’s oldest firms and resides with Mrs Belle Ngonan at Braddock Street Up North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
N. Whitehead
Manchester
Eng
Winchester
Whitehead
England
Belle Ngonan
Braddock Street
Student Honored for Academic Achievements at University
A university faculty ruling recognizes Mattel Gray and Peevant Take three words from Mr Taye Buddistray for the past year. The text notes academic honors conferred by the institution, though some parts are unclear. The article mentions ongoing recognition within the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sity
Penne
Mattel Gray
Peevant
Dr and Mrs Adama Return Home From Virginia Visit
Dr and Mrs Adama and Mrs Adams mother Mrs Nicholas have returned home from a several week stay with relatives and friends in Halifax Virginia. They are accompanied by the Miss Moore of San Antonio Texas who will visit here for a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venta
KW. Adams
Virgilina
Halifax
County
Homer
Adams
Nicholas
Moore
San Antonio
Texas
Watts Return From Canada A Winchester Apple Exporter
Mr and Mrs Charles A Watts have returned to their residence at 187 West Piccadilly Winchester Frederick county after spending summer in Canada. The couple are well known as apple exporters with a long history in the local Winchester district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Charles A. Watts
Dence
West Piccadilly
Watts
Winchester
Frederick County
Double Birthday Celebration At Eagle Residence
A double birthday party was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs George H Eagle on South Main Street. Mrs Eagle arranged the event honoring Mr Eagle and their three year old grandson Master See the son of Mr and Mrs Herman See. Several intimate friends and family attended for a pleasant social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
George H. Eagle
South
Main Street
Gladys Parrish to Wed Navy Man Tomorrow
Miss Gladys M. Parrish daughter of Charles W K Parrish of Gore will wed Herbert Berryhill a United States Navy sailor tomorrow at her father's home. Many Winchester guests expected to attend the ceremony and reception. Berryhill a Brandon Mississippi native has resided in Washington for years and is brother of Mrs William E Smith of Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys M. Parrish
Charles W. K
Gore
Herbert Berryhill
United States Navy
Winchester
Berryhill
Brandon
Miss
Washington
William E. Smith
Arnold Returns to Byrd Campaign Office in Richmond
Lester D. Arnold, long time aide to Senator H. F. Byrd, returned to his Richmond home on West Cork Street after the Byrd campaign moved its main office from Winchester to the area last May. He likely will rest before resuming secretarial duties at Byrd's local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carters
Lester ‘D. Arnold
Richmond
H. F. Byrd
Winchester
West Cork Street
Arnold
.Bageants Visit Dolans Then Yeakley Albin Trip
Mr and Mrs L A Bageant and son Guahvilte of Washington visit Ida Bageant at Dolans and stop by Mrs Sadie Yeakley Albin before returning home in this brief social item from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Bageant
Guahvilte
Washington
Ida Bageant
Dolans
Sadie Yeakley
Albin
Arthur Fansler and son head to Washington for a decade visit
Arthur W. Fansler and his son Bobby departed this morning for Washington to spend ten years visiting friends and exploring sites, planning an extended stay with numerous social calls and local connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Fansler
Bobby
Washgton
Mrs L W McCormick to Visit Mother in Moundsville
Mrs L W McCormick leaves tomorrow for a visit with her mother Mrs Smith in Moundsville West Virginia. She will stay a few days.
Davidson Family Leaves for Coast Visit
Santae de Davidson of Clarke sons and daughter Miss Jessica Davidson left yesterday to join Mrs. Davidson's mother in law at the coast for a visit of several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant Ae de Davidson
Clarke Sons
Jessica Dson
Baltimore pair return home after visit to West Virginia
Mrs J E Peacemaker and her son Mrvin of Baltimore returned home today after visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs William Clarke at Goode Wey Virginia.
Feltner Sisters Travel to Wilstor Ohio for Ten Days
Hattie Feltner and Mrs. George Feltner departed for Wilstor Ohio to visit their brother Mr. Frank liner. They plan a ten day stay as guests at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Feltner
George Feltner
Wilstor
Ohio
Frankliner
Mansfield Figures Highlight Local Wedding Party Mix
Mr and Mrs George Edwards of Vena Pa and Miss Madeline Th and Mr and Mrs W Smith of Mansfield Ohio attend at el Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edwards
Snit ‘Vena, Pa
Madelineth
W.smith
Mansfield
Ohio
Atel Jack
Mrs Allen and Daughter Return From Maryland Visit
Mrs William Allen and her young daughter Evelyn Lee have returned from a month long visit to her mother in law Mrs Allen in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen
Evelyn Lee
Mrs. Allen
Maryland
Miss Hattie Stover Leaves For Washington
Miss Hattie Stover departed this morning for Washington and will be away for ten days, with Mrs. Asbury Hammond accompanying or assisting as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Stover
Washington
Miss Crawford Returns to Strasburg After South Street Stay
Miss Crawford, previously housed with Mrs. B. F. Browning on South Main, returned to her Strasburg home this afternoon and plans to reopen her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Crawford
Local visitors tour town with Miss Stefane Penner
Mr W G Heck a visitor in town today with Miss Stefane Penner of Bruns- K. Heick left at noon for Los dapsie and various points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G.heck
Stefane Penner
Bruns- K
Heck
Los Dapsie
Mrs Koontz and son to visit in Charlotte Va
Mrs C E Koontz and her son Edgar plan a Sunday trip to Charlotte Virginia to visit her mother Mrs Thomas and other relatives, detailing travel intentions and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.E. Koontz
Edgar
Charlotte
Thomas
Roanoke Guest News Incomplete
Mr Joseph Boehm of Roanoke is the guest of the Misses Boehm at a home on North Market Street. Fred Affleck, operated on a few months ago, is improving. He came here to be with his wife during the operation and will remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Boehm
Roanoke
Mrs Bonemous Guests Include Miss Boehm in Youngstown
Mrs Herbert Bonemous and her daughter Mary Frances of Youngstown Ohio were guests of Miss Boehm on North Market Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaereant
Herbert Bonemousid
Mary Frances
Youngstown
Ohio
Abingdon Woman Guest Of Miss Mary Miller
Misa Irene Keller of Abingdon Virginia is the guest of Miss Mary Miller in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Irene Keller
Abingdon, Va
Mary Miller
Misbranded Seed on Open Market
United States Department of Agriculture warns that much seed sold as Kentucky bluegrass and other grasses is misbranded or adulterated. Tests show high Canada bluegrass content and minimal Kentucky bluegrass in many samples from multiple dealers. Seed-testing labs in Washington and four state facilities publish results and continue testing for adulterants and dodder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Washington Laboratory
Department
Bureau of Plant Industry
Washington, D., C
Co-operative Seed
California
Cornwallis
Ore
Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station
LaFayette
Ind
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Columbia, MO
Mrs Rose Butler Returns Home From Memorial Hospital
Mrs Rose Butler, long admitted at Memorial Hospital, was discharged and returned to her home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Butler
Memorial Hospital
Norfolk resident visits relatives and travels for weekend
Mrs. H. H. Little of Norfolk arrived today to stay with her mother Mrs. D. B. Conrad on West Water street. Mrs. Taylor Ritter left yesterday for St. Louis to visit her uncle Mr. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cather and family motored to Baltimore today for a weekend with friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Little
Norfolk
D.B. Conrad
West Water Street
Taylor Ritter
St. Louis, Mo
Mr. Ross
E. W. Cather
Baltimore
Mr L R Smith Moves Into Baptist Parsonage
Mr. L. R. Smith and his family have moved into the Baptist parsonage on North Market Street, assuming duties with the church and settling into the community residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. L. R. Smith
Baptist Parsonage
North Market Street
Mrs Selick and Son Visit Baltimore for Weekend
Mrs. George Selick and her son along with Mrs. John Lamb drove to Baltimore yesterday and plan to spend the weekend there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Selick and Son
John Lamb
Baltimore
Doctor Hugh Clark Visits Rutherford Relative in North Carolina
Dr Hugh Clark presently in Rutherford North Carolina taking a specialized surgical course visits his mother Mrs George Clark on West Water Street for a family stopover, exchanging news and planning the next session of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh.Clark
Rutherford,,.n.c
George Clark
West Water Street
Habeas corpus writ denied in Maryland shooting case
Federal Judge Morris A. Soper dismissed habeas corpus proceedings to release on bail and transfer to federal jurisdiction Joseph A. Murbershaw, a prohibition officer who shot and killed John Boongore in Havre de Grace. State officials argued no federal jurisdiction. case awaits grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Morris A. Soper
Joseph A. Murbershaw
John Boongore
Havre de Grace
Fabershaw
Boongore
Furbeshaw
Harford County
Soper
U.S
Thomas H. Robinson
Buongore
United States
Carter
Furthershaw
Grandary
Ten Percent Gain for Capons Is About Right
G L Stevenson of South Dakota Agricultural College says a 10 percent gain is about the maximum for capons, lighter breeds show no gain. Caponize as chicks or medium-weight breeds weigh two pounds, then fatten two weeks before market with milk, cornmeal, bran, tankage. Dry pick capons for best price. white capon feathers fetch 85 to 90 cents a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Stevenson
South Dakota Agricultural College
Stevenson
Sudan Grass Found Good to Reinforce Pastures
Minnesota farmers facing drought find Sudan grass a rapid pasture option. Drilling 80 pounds per acre yields pasture in 40 to 50 days, says A. Amy of the University of Minnesota. Also notes inoculated scarified sweet clover at 12 pounds per acre and rape at four pounds per acre for hogs and sheep. A corn crop sown 2 to 4 inches apart can provide seed and extend pastures later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
University of Minnesota Agricultural College
Needle Injury Swells Hand After Household Incident
Mrs. J. Edward Affleck of South Braddock Street was sewing lace curtains when a needle pinned to the fabric stuck her hand. A portion of the needle broke off and stayed imbedded, causing swelling to nearly twice its size before a physician arrived. Swelling subsided later in the day and her condition improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Affleck
South Braddock
Adoptions Under Scrutiny Over Child Companions
Mrs. Anna St John of Rye New York moved to cancel six year adoption of Dorothy Browning by Edward Browning to provide a companion for Dorothy. Browning denies Sylvia Mullen's claim of an offer to adopt her as authorities threaten prosecution for alleged child trading under a new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna St. John
Rye
N. Y
Dorothy Sunshine Browning
Edward W. Browning
Dorothy
Browning
Mary Louise Spas
Board of Public Welfare
Mullen
Bronx
Sylvia
Mary Louise
ST. John
Mary
Practical Dairy Hygiene and Garden Tips from Crank Case Oil Advice
Milk kept cold resists souring as bacteria grow little below sixty degrees. Advice covers pig care with creosote discarded oil and pest protection. Emphasizes keeping gardens weed free and daily harvest of healthful vegetables in summer.
Oppose Tax Hike Critique of Capper Plan On Main Street Frontage
Letter from H. B. Grimm and J. H. Henry urges caution on the Capper plan to raise assessments. They criticize missing large Main Street frontage between Rouss Avenue and Piccadill Street, warn of five year assessment stability, and push residents to contest through the Board of Review or the courts. They advocate moderating assessments to enable annual tax-rate adjustments and relief from rising burdens amid declining property values. Citizens urged to monitor Commissioner's actions and local notices for Review hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. Capper
Main Street
Rouss Avenue
Piccadill Street
Board of View and
Court
City
Capper
Board of
Re View
Board of Review
J. H. Henry
Meadow and Washington visitors share Nineveh weekend
Rhodes of Meadow visited sister Mrs. F K Weaver. Mr and Mrs Guy Ray and daughter Nancy of Baltimore were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Hubert McKay. Vera Witley of Middletown visited Miss Elizabeth Mccartney. Mrs Edward McKay and Mr Walter Ship of Washington mother and sister of Mrs Kay spent last week with her. Nancy Ray and Alice Kay of Baltimore visiting McKay family. Mrs R A Miller and M Jett spent Wednesday in Hay. Daughters of Hog at Wheatland. Steele family visitors. Ward McKay and daughters of Manassas for weekend. Circus attendance by village residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineveh
Abg
Eime Ma Rhodes
Meadow
Guy Ray
Nancy
Baltimore
Hubert McKay
Vera Witley
Middletown
Elizabeth Mccartney
Edward McKay
Walter Ship
Washington
Kay
Thomas D
Miller
M. Jett
Nancy Ray
Alle Ce Kay
MYM
Wheatland
A. R. Miller
Julian Steel
Steele
F Weaver
R. AL. Miller
Waterford
Wadieid
McKay
Ward McKay
Manassas
Ie Lage
Mickie Says IP Lag in Surging Quake Report
Mickie notes lag in internet protocol data during a quake report and cites ongoing monitoring. The piece mentions V6 version and RE for reference, with discussions on public alert timing and system stability. Continuous updates are promised as conditions evolve.
Star Office Offers Clean Cotton Rags At Eight Cents A Pound
Advertisement notes large supply of clean cotton rags priced at 8¢ per pound available at Star office.
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Kespe
Sample Shoe Store
John _H
Light
Romney
W. Va
T. J. Lambert
Summit Point
North Main Street
the Nathanson‘ Co
Mutt
Jeff
Bad Fisher
Coney Island
Gus Geevem
Mr. Whitehead
Adama
Mrs
Charles”A. Watts
Iss Gladys Parrish
Mr. Arnold
W. B. Broaddus
Annapolis
Junior Luthera League of Grate
Lutheran Church
Kniffen
Shenandoah River
Tilthammer Mill
Luthers
Sue Himelright
0. T. Ritter
Herbert Shull
Claude Showalter
Terry English
South Washington Street
Inspector Furthershaw
The
Associated Press
Sudan
Mary Sunshine Browning
Bird S. Coler
Nineveh News
Mickie
Binal
Star Office
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