Martinsburg Pair Wed In Hagerstown I Do
Miss Ethel Robey of Martinsburg wed Lawrence Price of White Post Md on a Wednesday at the First U B Church parsonage in Hagerstown Md They drive away for a motoring trip and plan to live in Winchester after August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Mr. Price
Ethel Robey
G. O. Robey
Kentucky Avenue
W- Va
Lawrence Price
Charles D. Price
White Post
First WU. B. Church
Hagerstown
Winchester
Girls' Club To Hold Picnic At Bathing Beach
The Girls' Athletic Association will host a regular monthly social at Strasburg bathing beach tomorrow with a picnic supper and bathing as the main activity. Dancing is canceled due to heat. Notable attendees include Mrs. E. A. McDonald and daughter Miss Ann McDonald of Washington visiting Amos Schlack. Residents and visitors from nearby towns are noted among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D .L. Hawthorne
R. A. Shafer
Shafer
Shannon
Margaret Shannon
Brunswick, Md
G. C Rose
Shenandoah River
Strasburg
Bathing Beach
Girls’ Athletic Association
Strasburg Bathing Beach
E. A. McDonald
Miss Ann McDonald
Washington
Amos Schlack
Mrs Reardon Leaves for Frostburg for Illfather Illness
Mrs James P Reardon traveled to Frostburg Maryland yesterday to be with her father H B Colborn who is seriously ill. She had been visiting her parents there and returned to her home here last Thursday. Louise Hollis a city hall stenographer has accepted a new post in the City Manager Dettra office. Isa belle Hammack will vacate in September to attend Cornell University at Ithaca New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Plundeke
W. R. Hillyard
Valley Pike
New York
Kella Hoshour
Memorial Hospital
Scott Ferguson
Baltimore
Emma Affleck
South Cameron Street
Leslie C. Cooper
Joseph H. Cooper
Berryville Avenue
Washington
G. F. Printz
Mildred
Virginia Printz
Frederick Printz
C. D. Price
White Post
Muscatine
Iowa
Heinz Company
D. W. Lupton
Mr. Lupton
Mrs. Lupton
J. W. Meade
White Hall
McLeansboro
Frank Lovett
Miss Bebe Frances Lovett
Boston
Mass
Lovett
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
James P. Reardon
Frostburg
H. B. Colborn
Louise Hollis
R.T. Barton
Dettra
Isabele Hammack
Hammack
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
British buyers prefer ripe fruit says Harnden
George Harnden of G R Coper Harnden and Company Liverpool arrived in Winchester to discuss apple exports with Boyd R Richards and Company. He says well colored fruit will sell in Britain this fall and that British shoppers favor ripe York apples over green fruit. Harnden plans to sail to Liverpool on Cedric this Saturday after a ten day visit in the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harnden
G. R. Coper
Harnden and Company
Liverpool
Winchester
Boston
Harnden
Boyd R. Richards and
British Isles
America
Salina Hits 112 Degree Heat Record in Kansas
Salina Kansas reports a 112 degree high, a 25 year record, as heat waves baked Kansas City Oklahoma and much of the southwest. Windy hot conditions scorched corn crops and a roof fire started by a tin box on a sunlit roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Salina
Kansas
Mercury
Mississippi
Temperance
Winfield
Topeka
Texas
Kemp denies plan to visit Van Swearingen brothers on merger
Richmond Aug 9 George S Kemp chairman of the Chesapeake and Ohio stockholders committee said he had no plan to meet the Van Swearingen brothers to discuss abandoning the fight against the Nickel Plate System merger. He dismissed rumors of a compromise and said the Minority Committee would press its opposition when the Interstate Commerce Commission reconvenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
George Ss. Kemp
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Minority Committee
van Swearingen Brothers
van Swearingens
New York
Wall Street
Kemp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dempsey Denied License for September Title Fight
New York August 10 Jack Dempsey was refused a license to fight Gene Tunney for the world heavyweight crown on September 15. Col John J Phelan said the license application was deferred pending a conference on New York State Athletic Commission rules about defending the title within six months after winning it. Tex Rickard sought immediate ticket sales and planned to ask the commission to set a $50 top price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Jene Tene
John J. Phelan
Dempsey
New York State Athletic Commission
Tex Rickard
Ma Ferguson To Meet Moody In Second Primary
Dallas Aug 9 The Democratic nomination for Texas governor will go to a runoff after the state committee certified Dan Moody and Miriam Ferguson as top candidates. Moody challenged a Fergus on petition seeking his disqualification over campaign fund irregularities. Moody trails by 1,770 votes for a majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Moody
Democratic-State Committee
Mody
Miriam A. Ferguson
Asa L. Curtis
Ferguson
Moody
Mrs. Ferguson
Virginia party in Gotham promotes Shenandoah Park fund
New York World notes Shenandoah Valley expansionists visit New York City to raise a second 1,250,000 dollars for Shenandoah National Park. The group arrives from Boston in 15 Pullmans, including 25 Handley High School boys from Winchester, Virginia, who broadcast on WNYC and praise Virginia roads and scenery in a brief stopover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah National Park
Boston
Handley High School
Winchester
Pennsylvania
WNYC
Virginia
Star
Sherandoah Valley
Mrs Garland Granted Unconditional Divorce in Mass
Mrs Mary Wrenn Garland won an unconditional divorce from Charles Garland head of the April Farm colony at Allentown Pennsylvania. She was awarded custody of three children and Paul Scott of Stereo New Jersey testified as principal witness. Bettina Hovey living at the farm was named co respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acenciated
New Bedford
Mass
Mary Wrenn Garland
Charles Garland
Allentown
Paul Scott
Stereo
N. J
Bettina Hovey
Rum Runners Turn To Berry Picking In Jersey After Crackdown
Atlantic Highlands New Jersey Aug 10 rum runners now gather berries and hoe potatoes while their fast craft lie idle, crews shift to fishing, and most admit their era ended as coast guard boats of 52 mph patrol Sandy Hook to Fort Wadsworth. Many boats idle or sold. some operatives move to gambling then fishing, with profits fading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Sandy Hook
Coast Guard
Fort Wadsworth
Leonardo
Keansburg
Belford
Highlands
Jersey
Leonardo Lagoon
Belford Creek
Boeing
Florida
Bahamas
Telephone suit against railroad fails in federal court
In Charleston West Virginia on August 9 the Federal Court denied an injunction sought by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone against the Virginia Railway over electrification plans. The company argued electrical induction would disrupt nearby phone lines but the railroad won the case saying it would take precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Va
Virginia Railway
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Virginians Open Sesqui Centennial Tour With New York Broadcast
The Virginia delegation led by Tyo Daves and W. Carroll Alexander arrived in New York to broadcast from city stations and promote the Shenandoah Valley. Governor Byrd sent a telegram praising the radio effort and the cordial ties between Virginia and New York. The Handley Band planned performances at the Sesqui Centennial Exposition after a Philadelphia leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
New England
New York
Baker
Shenandoah Valley
Valley Pike
Alexander
W. Carroll Alexander
William R. Alexander
Winchester
Byrd
Richmond
Virginia
Empire State
Old V Dominion
Kiwanis International
New York City
Tyo Daves
Philadelphia
Handley Band
Virginians Plan Day of Broadcasts and Sightseeing
The Virginians will broadcast from Wanamaker station from 4:40 to 5:00 PM daylight saving time today with the Greek room at Wanamaker's used as headquarters. A second program is scheduled tomorrow at the same Wanamaker time. The party will tour Philadelphia, then Atlantic City before leaving for Washington. The Handley Band and Winchester residents will greet them in Strasburg with a 1 PM stop for disembarking passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginians
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Washington
Handley Band
Winchester
Strasburg
Nervous collapse relieved by Tonall say Lebanon woman
Mrs. John A. Bomberger of Route 2 Lebanon Pa reports losing 20 pounds and wasting to a nervous wreck before using Tonall. After three bottles she gained ten pounds, asserts improved nerves, and credits Tonall with rebuilding her health. sold at People's Drug Company Winchester Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Bomberger
Route 2
Lebanon
Tonall
People’s Drug Company
Winchester
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Caroline Russell
William Russell
Hamburg
H. W. Russell
Lewisburg
W. Va
C. E. Russell
Rock Hall
W. E. Rodeffer
New Freedom
Clyde Seal
Louise
Myrl
A. W. Russell
L. W. Fragile
Elsie Russell
Louise Russel
Schoettker
Morrison
Woodstock
Costello
Robert
Lello
Vaucluse
Dixon Golightly
Fred Inskip
Francis
Charles
James Russell
Stephens City
Leona
Arthur
Marietta
Velma
Charlie Willis
Dorothy
Middletown
Margaret Carper
Effie Costello
Willie Costello
Albert
Esten
Julian Williams
Gretna
Roy
Fir
Lee Lanham
James
Earl
James Costello
Leesburg
Robert Costello
Frank
Wilbur
B. J. Grimes
Harry Rudy
Geo. Funkhouser
Caroline Barnett
Douglas E. Davis
Orkney Springs
Globe
Hester Rowland
Mrs. W. Reid
Jack Hotel
Raymond van Horn
H. W. Cook
Harry Warden
Berryville
Mrs. Richardson
Williamsport
Front Royal
Lee Fisher
W. A. Miller
Washington, Va
R. A. Penner
Hagerstown, Md
G. F. House
D. E. Stultz
Frank McCormick
Laura McCormick
Betty Slagle
Emma Conner
Mmmesate
John B. Ear
Milldale
Dward N. Jacobs
Boyce, Va
Saratoga Springs
Boyce
D. M. Seibert
Jack
B. F. Arthur, Sr
Josephine Arthur
Pinkney Arthur
North Carolina
O’neill Ward
Capon Bridge
Fred Ritter
Tony Hart
Emmet L. Henry
S. H. Zinn
Stephenson
H. W. Woltz
Mrs. Woltz
John T. King, Jr
Baltimore, Md
George Washington Hotel
Theresa Owen Bailey
West Cork Street
Annie L. Briscoe
Sara Chew
Shenandoah Valley Academy
R. H. Hughes
Norfolk, Va
Messrs
Taylor Wall
H. J. Russell
Robert Barr
William Grove
Charles Town
Lucia Waring
Fredericksburg
Mr. Harnden
Kan
Mercer Fisht
Ma Ferguson
Dallas
Gotham
Capital
Union Station
Harisonburg
The
Nathanson Company
Yg N. Loudouk
Nirin
J. L. Luke
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Winchester, VA
J.S. Haldeman
Pres
H. C. Sheetz
Alson S. Hott
Lake J. Frazier
Sec
Treas
Loudoun (Main
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