Edna Lamb to Wed James Snider in Braddock Street Church
Wedding details announce Miss Edna LaRue Lamb will marry Mr. James Russell Snider Thursday at 10 in Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker to officiate with attendants, ushers, and a breakfast reception for families following.
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Braddock Street Methodist - Episcopal Church
South
Edna LaRue Lamb
James Russell Snider
Hubert Sydenstricker
Miss Lamb
Beverley Nixon Rice
Snider
John L. Glaize
George Snider
John Paul Lamb
Beverley N. Rice
James Donald Shockey
John P. Lamb
Grove Family Hosts Reception for Bride Viola Bright Mapp
Mr and Mrs E H Grove entertained at their Valley avenue home with an informal buffet in honor of Viola Bright Mapp and Reginald Moss Mapp following their January marriage in Ellicott City Maryland. The event drew about fifty guests with family and friends. The Old Stone Church reunion, postponed due to infantile paralysis, reschedules memorial service for August 18 at 2 30 PM.
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E. H. Grove
Valley Avenue
Viola Bright
Reginald Moss Mapp
Baltimore
Ellicott City
Karl Luther Mumford
First Lutheran Church
Nassawadox
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksboro
Proctor and Gamble Company
Esther Shaeffer
Martinsburg
Wvva
Mike Shannon
W. Va
Alice Himebright
Charlton Crenshaw
Philadelphia
Mary Mapp
Nassawadex
Thomas Johnson
Onancock
Mary Himelright
Hagerstown
Old Stone Church
Engagement announced for Katharine Gochnauer to George Slater
Dr and Mrs Frederick Gochnauer of Upperville announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Katharine Ross Gochnauer to Mr George Robert Slater son of Mrs George Slater of Rose Hill near Upperville Both are prominent The bride attended Stuart Hall and Sweet Briar College The bridegroom attended Episcopal High School and the University of Virginia Miss Gochnauers mother formerly Miss Pearl Peak of Lynchburg The Winchester Bar Association will be strongly represented at the Virginia State Bar Association convening tomorrow evening in the Greenbrier Hotel White Sulphur Springs W Va Judge Philip Williams R Gray Williams State Senator T Russell Cather and Maurice M Lynch depart tomorrow Miss Rose Lewin of Grafton W Va guest of Miss Jessie Markwood at Braddock Street left today for Front Royal to visit relatives before returning home
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Dorothy Lee Kerns
Garnetta Day Kerns
Clark E. Kerns
Coleman Falls
Co. V. Orndorff
Hayfield
M. S. Pangle
Colleen Racy
Clark Kerns
Washington
Winchester
C. O. Rowland
Stephens City
Frederick County
Charlotte Fairfax Rowland
Joseph Hausenfluck
J. F. Hausenfluck
Strasburg
Samuel T. Nicholas
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
Washington, D. C
Housenfluck
Sanitary Grocery Company
Frederick Gochmauer
Upperville
Katharine Ross Gochnauer
George Robert Slater
George Slater
Rose Hill
Stuart Hall
Sweet Briar College
Episcopal High School
University of Virginia
Gochnayer
Pearl Peak
Lynchburg
Winchester Bar Association
Virginia State Bar Association
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
West — Virginia State Bar Association
Philip Williams
R. Gray Williams
T. Russell Cather
Maurice M. Lynch
Rose Lewin
Grafton
Jessie Markwood
Braddock Street
Front Royal
Social notes mention visits and honeymoons across cities
Mrs George Sum ing spends weeks in Hagerstown Maryland with friends and relatives before returning home visiting her aunt Mrs Leslie Ridgeway of Pittsburgh. Miss Susie Davis of Decatur Illinois visits Mrs L H McKimster on North Loudoun Street. Mr and Mrs James D Shockey who honeymooned in Atlantic City and New York are to arrive home tonight and will live on South Stewart Street. Mrs Shockey was formerly Virginia Ann Huntsberry. Mr and Mrs Garland F Potts and daughters Jean and Joan of Wilmington Delaware vacation with Mr and Mrs Harry E Potts on North Avenue and relatives nearby.
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George Sum
V.i
Hagerstown
Leslie Ridgeway
Pittsburcl
Susie Davis
Decatur, Til
L. H. McKimster
Loudoun Street
James D. Shockey
Atlantic City
N. J
New York
South Stewart Street
Shockey
Virginia Ann Huntsberry
Garland F. Potts
Jean
Joan
Wilmington
Pdel
Harry E. Potts
North Avenue
Motor Oil Lost In Mishap On Mountain Top
A truck and trailer overturned on Little North Mountain ten miles west of Winchester on Route 50. The Stem Motor Line of Winfield Maryland owned the 11-2 ton vehicle driven by 21 year old N D Hobbs of Mount Airy Maryland bound for West Virginia to deliver American Oil Company stock. The oil valued at $750 and damage to the truck estimated at $250. Hobbs escaped uninjured.
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Little North Mountain
Winchester
Stem Motor Line
Winfield
N. D. Hobbs
Mount Airy
Hobbs
West Virginia
American Oil Company
R. B. Bayliss
Five Men Dead as Train Plunges Into Canyon Wreck
Hillsboro Oregon August reports five men killed when a locomotive and two freight cars plunged 119 feet into a rocky canyon after a trestle collapsed. Engineers F A Walker and E N Johnson plus A J Roth and D Frank among the dead. two others injured Carl Reamy and John Strawn. Strawn could not recall details.
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Hillsboro
Ore
E. N. Johnson
Wheeler
F. A. Walker
A. J. Roth
D. Frank
Bridge
Carl Reamy
John Strawn
Portland
Carpenter
Strawn
Heat Is Put On Guffey Coal Regulation Measure
Washington August 7. New Deal chiefs decided it would be impossible to move the Guffey coal regulation bill from the House Ways and Means Committee while the situation remains unchanged. The committee has 18 Democrats and seven Republicans. Six Republicans are expected to vote against the bill. Democrats must muster 12 votes on their side for a favorable report. All 18 Democrats were checked with a tentative count of 19 to eight, two short of the needed votes. Efforts to swing two votes are underway. President Roosevelt, supportive of the bill, reportedly asked that members be allowed to change their votes as long as core objectives stay intact.
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Washington
New Deal
Hlouse Ways and Means
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill News Roundup
Senate debates copyright bill while Finance committee holds tax hearings. House considers various measures as Democratic leaders push to trim riders and speed adjournment. Yesterday airmail conference report approved and rules panel probes utility lobby activity.
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The
Associated Press
Senate
Finance Committee
Tobby Committee
Patrick J. Hurley
House
Rules Committee
Mrs. MacCallum Stars In Mary the Third at Capitol Theatre
Lucille Heath MacCallum appears in Rachel Crothers comedy Mary the Third at Capitol Theatre this Friday August 16. The Little Theatre highlights her versatile stage credentials from UNC to Johns Hopkins and Columbia, with reservations at the Capitol box office.
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Little Theatre
Lucille Heath MacCallum
Rachel Crothers
Mary the Third
Capitol Theatre
MacCallum
University of North Carolina
Ama~ Veuy
University Dramatical Club
Stephanie
2000 Men To Start Work On Virginia Roads
Virginia highway commission announced final allocations of 13.5 million dollars in state and federal road funds. Chairman H G Shirley said 2000 men would be employed within three weeks of federal approval. Route 11 in Frederick County received 54980 dollars in aid and a 1 million dollar convict camp was set for a bridge project between Page and Warren counties. The Elizabeth River toll free bridge at Norfolk received final approval amid a Portsmouth Norfolk dispute.
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Richmond
The
Highway Commission
H. G. Shirley
Virginia
Frederick County
Page
Warren
Elizabeth River
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Lions Visit Mexico Curios Exhibit At Lions Club Meeting
Delegates to the World Convention of Lions International in Mexico report a large display of authentic Mexican handicrafts. Hoye Riley explains items in metal wood clay glass cloth leather basketry and onyx. A letter from Luray Lions invites Winchester Lions to charter night on August 15.
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Lions International
Mexico
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Hoye Riley
Barr
Luray
Winchester Lions
P. G. Ireland
Sam Preston
Andrew Bell
Lee Mills
E. B. McGullin
Leonard Sirbaugh
Howard James
John Glaize
E. B. Luttrell
Bryan Stotler
Council Meeting Deferred for Lack of Quorum
The Common Council failed to meet last night as only six members were present, three short of the nine needed for business. Delegations including Parkway residents urged action on a quarry issue, while Morris G. Shanholtz carried a 25 pound limestone fragment to the chamber for future reference. Delega tions from Northern Virginia Power and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone attended.
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Common Council
Parkway
Council
Morris G. Shanholtz
Attendance and Membership Drive by Pleasant Valley Endeavorers
The Senior Christian Endeavor group of Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church plans a large Thursday social starting at 8 p.m. at Mr. and Mrs. O Dix home north of the church. Rev. George Earl Owen of Winchester will give the devotional address, with Ray Fries of Winchester noted among attendees.
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Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church
Dix
George Earl Owen
Winchester
Endeavor Leaders Vote Close Contest of Reds and Blues
The Christian Endeavor president and Miss Virginia Hancher as secretary with Loring Smith as treasurer oversee a six week neck and neck attendance contest between the Reds led by Harold Barrett and the Blues led by Miss Lucille Smith. A social gathering is planned tomorrow night and a closing program Sunday at 7 45 p m under Mrs Franklin G Senger.
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The
Christian Endeavor
Virginia Hancher
Loring Smith
Franklin G. Senger
Reds
Blues
Lucille Smith
Harold Barrett
Endeavorers
Italy summons officers from home and afar
Paris dispatch reports Ethiopian royal feud and guard movements as Emperor Haile Selassie faces internal strife over Italian policy. Asmara sources say heir Asfao Tafari clashes with Makonnen over governance and imperial strategy. MacDonald acts in Britain while Paris tri power talks loom over Ethiopia.
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Pire
Menelik
Ethiopia
Paris
Haile Selassie
le Matin
Asmara
Eritrea
Asfao Tafari
Makonnen
Harrar
Italy
France
Stanley Baldwin
Aix- Les-Bains
Britain
Anthony Eden
Tri Power Talks Telegraphed as League Action Looms
A trimmed fragment notes a public figure pledging to place the issue squarely before the League of Nations council on September 4 if upcoming tri power conferences fail. The excerpt reflects wartime diplomacy and intergovernmental maneuvering.
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Gue
League of Nations Council
Communists Now Charged With Meat Boycott
Detroit police investigate a nationwide meat boycott tied to Communist agitation as butchers claim wives groups initiated losses of meat. Emil Schwartz says 75 percent of Hamtramck shops closed. Women's League pushes unification while dealers seek an end to the prolonged strike.
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Detroit
Heinrich A. Pickert
Chicago
Emil Schwartz
Tion
Hamtramck
Women’s League
AAA
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United Brethren Young People
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Winchester Golf Club
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
District Nurses Association
Kiwanis Club
Mr. Snider
County
Charlotte Rowland Bride
Mr. Hausenfluck
Mrs. Grove
Reginald Mapp
Huntsberry
Bostonians
Nettletons
Red Cross
Slaters
Fashion
Simplex
State Bar Association
Miss Lewin
Mrs. Sumption
Pittsburgh
City
Haskell
Ergoks’ Pharmacy
Guffey
Capitol Hill
Mrs. MacCallum
Case
Old
C. R. Anderson
Herbert Miller
Lee Miller
Texas
Ray Fries
Fr. Micawher
David Copperfield
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Commercial & Savings Bank Wiaicoester VA
Asay
Paradise
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
BIG Joe
ASCO
Victor
Acme
Yaste
Loudoun St
Geo. W. Kurtz
Kraft
REED
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
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