Mary Elizabeth Kerr Weds Dr E W Burton in Lynchburg
Miss Kerr daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Dalgety Kerr and Dr Edwin Weiss man Burton of New York and McKinney Texas wed at St John s Episcopal Church Lynchburg Virginia officiated by Rev Thomas M Browne. Ceremony followed by breakfast hosted by Mrs Walter B Ryan with guests from Winchester and Baltimore as the couple plan their eastern honeymoon and future home in New York.
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Mary Elizabeth Kerr
E. W. Burton
McKinney
Texas
Winchester
Marylizabeth Kerr
Edwin Weisson Burton
George A.dalgety-Kerr
Edwin Weisman Burton
New York
Edwin Lee Burton
Thomas M. Browne
Leone Coleman
Donahue
Rogers
Lohengrin
Burton
Stephen White
Covington, Go
Miss Kerr
Harry Wall
Baltimore
Philippine Islands
Dr. Wall
Miss Coleman
Charlie
Mendelssohn
Walter B. Ryan
Fred Barr
Charles G. Craddock
Edward Barr
Virginia
Grace Wall
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Sweet Briar College
Latin School
New York Post-Graduate Hospital Medical School
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Pi Society
Lynchburg
Alpha Muri Omega Medical Fraternity
Elizabeth Barr
Julia Wall
Social notes of residents and visitors across Virginia and Maryland
Mrs James R DuShane travels to Baltimore to visit her mother. Miss Katherine Barnett leaves Hendley High School duties for vacation. James P Reardon and wife return from Old Point Comfort after attending the State Bar Association meeting. Multiple couples and individuals from Pikesville Huntington Chevy Chase Martinsburg Winchester and Skyland feature in visits, shopping trips, and summer plans. A Rev Nelson Dane arrives to preach in August. Maj B Frank Rittenhouse joins the Skyland summer colony.
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Katherine Barnett
H. 8. Duffey
Hendley High School
James P. Reardon
Old Point Comfort
State Bar Association
B. Frank Rittenhouse
Leesburg
Skyland
Washington Sunday Star
Virginia Divorce Action in Winchester Court
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia Minnie A Undike sues Sherman Updike for divorce a vinculo matrimonii on three years desertion. The court orders Updike to appear within ten days of publication to protect his interest in Lot 18 Block 1 Robt M Henry Subdivision and to respond by Rule Day. Publication to occur weekly for four weeks in The Winchester Evening Star with notices posted and mailed to last known address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Corporation Court
City OF
Winchester
Minnie A. Undike
Sherman Undike
Sherman Updike
Whitlock Avenue
Winchester Evening Star
Public Sale of ValuaBle Real Estate in Virginia
Trustees announce a public auction of a 39 acre parcel with The White Sulphur Inn on the Valles Turnpike Bartonsville Frederick County Virginia. Sale September 1 1928 at 11 AM. One third cash then balance in one and two years via bonds bearing 6 percent interest. Bonds due dates and security details provided by trustees Steck Lyngh and Reardon with Dunn & Duvall as auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shenk
Delia Shenk
E. Clark Shenk
Valles Turnpike
Bartonsville
Frederick
Virginia
John. M. Steck
M. M. Lyngh
Jame P. Reardon
Textile Pickets Placed Under Arrest in Mass Line
Nine men were arrested in Fall River Mass as a textile mill strike line of about 290 including women and children was dispersed by sixty police. The American Printing Company plant faced masked picketing ordered by the mills committee. arrests cited disturbing the peace parading without a permit and snite ing.
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Fall River
Mass
Textile Mills Committee
American Printing Company
Peac
Ing
Prominent SM Church Leader To Speak At Braddock Street
Dr. Fred T. Barnett of Nashville Tenn leader of the men's work for the Southern Methodist Church will speak at Braddock Street Methodist Church at 10 30 Wednesday morning August 8. M L Walton Jr of Woodstock lay reader for Winchester district will attend. A large meeting is anticipated as Barnett's activities draw many laymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred T. Barnett
Nashville, Tenn
Southern Methodist Church
Braddock Street Methodist Church
M. L. Walton, Jr
Woodstock
Winchester
Barnett
Bryarly and Green Insurance in Winchester Highlight Community Service
Bryarly and Green at 137 N Loudoun Winchester with phone 889 offer comprehensive insurance services. They handle fire liability automobile farm wind storm and other coverage with knowledge of state and national laws and company rules. Clients gain reliable service through major world companies and risk losses are advised to be adjusted before they occur.
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Bryarly and Green
N. Loudoun
Winchester
Bryarly
Green
Maryland Candidate Withholds Prohibition Stance Statement
Democratic candidate David J. Lewis will delay releasing a general position on liquor until his Republican opponent Frederick N. Zihlman provides his personal view. Lewis says he has obeyed the eighteenth amendment and prohibition laws and asks Zihlman if he has done likewise before making a broader statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
David J. Lewis
Frederick N. Zihlman
S. Berry Plummer
Hagerstown
Lewis
Zihiman
C O Stockholders Oppose Merger Plan
Minority stockholders of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad formed a Richmond based committee and protested to the Interstate Commerce Commission against the railroad's proposed merger with the Pere Marquette system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Richmond
Interstate Commerce
Pere Marquette
Decree Refers Case to Master Commissioner in Winchester
In the corporation court of Winchester Virginia Robert M Glass et al vs William Henry Louthan et al the decree dated July 16 1928 directs Master Commissioner James P Reardon to report on Laura V Haucks estate and the bequests and beneficiaries He will convene creditors report priorities settle accounts and notify interested parties by publication prior to execution on August 17 1928 at 18 Rouss Avenue Winchester Virginia All interested attend or adjournments continue daily until completion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
City OF
Winchester
Robert M. Glass
Als
William Henry Louthan
James P. Reardon
Laura V. Hauck
William Henry Trouthan
Virginia
Commissioner's
Rouss Avenue
Coolidge Signals Veto to Protect Budget Balance
President Coolidge plans to veto any congressional appropriations that threaten the national budget balance. An oral briefing warned of large existing appropriations and potential revenue cuts from last session, suggesting a possible but unlikely deficit near 100 million dollars by June 30. He argues tax cuts will have little impact on overall federal revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Coolidge
Congress
Congressman's Wife Sues For a Divorce
Mrs. Laura Hall Goldsborough sues Representative T. Alan Goldsborough for divorce in Denton Maryland accusing cruel treatment. A temporary order requires the congressman to show cause why $500 monthly support should not be paid pending final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Laura Hall Goldsborough
T. Alan Goldsborough
Denton
Goldsborough
Democratic Leader Brennan Near Death, Doctors Say
Chicago reports Democratic national committeeman for Illinois George Brennan is relapsing after septic poisoning. Doctors say kidney failure and long diabetes worsen his condition, giving up hope for recovery.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George
Brennan
Illinois
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