Quiet church wedding ties Ruth Newcome to Owen Foley
Miss Ruth Alcinda Newcome and Owen Morris Foley wed in a private church ceremony performed by Father Paul Heller. The couple planned a northernStates wedding trip and will reside in the city after August 20. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Newcome, attended Handley High and worked with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. Foley, son of Mrs. John Foley, is assistant manager at McCrory's Five and Ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Alcinda Newcome
Owen Morris Foley
Paul Heller
Philomena Laren
Harry Collan
Charles Town
W. Va
Foley
G. A. Newcome
No. 355
National Avenue
Handley High School
Winchester Central
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
John Foley
Mr Foley
Oakland
McCrory
Wedding of Miss Hazel Bailey and Smedley in Winchester
The Rev George W Stover presided at the ceremony. Mrs Austin Sloat played violin and Mr Floyd Haines sang. Miss Isabelle Bailey and Miss Helen Bailey among bridal party. The couple leaves for Chicago then West Chester to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte DeHart
Ruth Miller
Downington
Jane Fearnow
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Miller
Helen Bailey
Anna Marie
Dorothy Lee Bailey
Messrs
DeWitt Essick
Grant N. Miller
Downingtown
Edwin Smedley
Miss DeHart
Philadelphia Electric Company
West Chester
Ellis Smedley
Gilbert Smedley
Annie
Myra Smedley
Bertha Cornwall
Elizabeth Cornwall
Warner Reizer
Oberhalser
James Thackery
Joseph Phipps
Lionville
Ernest Smedley
Ralph Essick
Grant Miller
Clara Shaw
Lydia Darlington
Dewitt Pyle
Anselma
Earl Detwiller
Edwood Detwiller
Phoenixville
Helen Osmond
Mary Mendenshall
Winchester
United States
Century of Progress
Chicago
Pacific Coast
California
St. Louis
Louisville
J. Mack Noonan
Mamie Childs
Annie J Reese
Grace Clevenger
Ridgeley Jackson
Ada Woore
Carrie Cochran
Thomas Cochran
Mrs. Hayley Returns Home From England Visit
Mrs J P Hayley wife of Winchester apple broker is due back in Winchester this afternoon after an extended visit in England her homeland. Miss Peggy Sloane of Liverpool and Miss Denise Livesey of Manchester plan to guest with Mrs Hayley for four months and a year respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hayley
Winchester
England
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Church and Club Events
A packed schedule lists regular meetings and activities at local churches and clubs. Choirs meet at First Baptist Winchester Grace Lutheran and Sunday School groups prepare outings. Lions Kiwanis Rotary Elks and other groups host luncheons dances and special events throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
First Baptist Church
Winchester Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Soddy Haines
Rouss Springs Park
Rotary Club
United Brethren Church
Adams
Gainesboro
Ladies Aid Society
Ridings Chapel
Charles Willis
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Rosenberger
West Germain Street
Workers’ Council
Red Bud
Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Historic Play At Capon Lake Inn Promises Free Lawn Event
A historic play The Valley of the Great Cacapon written and directed by Miss Adelaide E. Borah will be presented on the Capon Lake Inn lawn Intermont West Virginia Saturday August 19 at 6 30 pm. Mrs Borah a cousin of Senator Borah and contributor to National Forest Magazine fronts a troupe of thirty Washington The event is free with nearby dining options at Capon Springs Yellow Springs or a lawn fete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cacapon
Shenandoah Valley
Adelaide E. Borah
Washington, DC
Capon Lake Inn
Intermont
W. Va
Borah
Senator Borah
Idaho
Senator
National Forest Magazine
Capon Springs
Yellow Springs
J. Frank Baylis
Loudoun Hunt Club reelects leaders at Leesburg meeting
Judge J R H Alexander is reelected president of the Loudoun Hunt Club. E A Miller P A Wilmer D N Rust Jr Mrs P bell J Hurley and R T Corbell named vice presidents. W F Feach reelected secretary treasurer and W H Lipscomb M F H named others. Honorary whips include Miss Nancy Rust John Paul and James di Zerega. Miss Eleanor Gibson of Manassas arrives as guest of the Baker sisters for a supper and dance in their county home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Valley
Mary Baldwin Alumnae Association
Elsie Osenberger
South Washington Street
Boyce White Post
Charles
Staunton
W. Va
Winchester
Constance C. Carter
Clay B. Carr
Boyce
James Higgs
Loudoun Hunt Club
Leesburg
J. R. H. Alexander
Messrs
E. A. Miller
P A. Wilmer
D. N. Rust, Jr
P Bell
J. Hurley
R. T. Corbell
WF. Feach
W. H. Lipscomb
Eleanor Gibson
Manassas
Sarah Kendall
Virginia Baker
Henry Baker
Baker
Miss Gibson
Woodward
Orkney Springs
Bryarly Community League Set Friday Meeting on School Lawn
The Bryarly Community League will hold a Friday evening gathering at 8 o clock on the school lawn weather permitting. Refreshments will be served by the Bryarly 4 H Club and the crested public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Young Peoples’ Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Bryarly Community League
Pryarly School House
Bryarly
Huntsberry Family Reunites After Shenandoah Summer Visit
Mr and Mrs Walter Huntsberry and Mr and Mrs Frank Gearing along with Miss Virginia Ann Huntsberry and Mr Donald Shockey returned to their homes after spending the summer on the Shenandoah River with the Huntsberry name appearing in the period's account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Norman Dunn
Mr White
Charles Cain
Roland Keller
Martin Curtis Bly
Howard Garber
James Brubaker
Walter Pingley
William Fauver
Charles Lillis
Joseph Hershberger
Norman Athey
Vincent Miller
Robert Baker
Woodrow Keller
Melvin Lineberg
Charles Farmer
Betty Jane Gearing
Frank Gearing
Courtfield Avenue
Washington
Walter E. Huntsberry
Virginia Ann Huntsberry
Donald Shockey
Mrs Huntsberry
Shenandoah River
City Council Accepts Offer for Electric Lighting Contract
The Winchester City Council discussed a revised N V Power Co. proposal to supply electric lighting and power, estimating annual savings of 2290 dollars. The plan includes a standard form contract with city cancelable on sixty days notice. Several ordinances and the handling of permits followed, along with school board changes and a land offer for a public park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
N. V. Power CO
Northern Company
W. M. Krise
Messrs. Barr
Hollis Marshall
Hable
Henry
Power
Mr. Krise
Henry Starchman
Winchester
Page
Rosenberrer
Rosenberger
Hotel Jack
Pave
Holliscrantine
Phil H Gold
Fire Underwriters Association
Mr. Rosenberger
H. H. Hable
South Braddock
West Pall Mall
Smith
East Piccidally Street
Forney
Harper
Hollis
William G. Hardy
Robinson
Sheetz
Perry
Charles R. Anderson
Marshall
Hagerstown
Striking Miners Return to Work in Fayette County
Miners descend into Colonial mine at Brownsville Pennsylvania as striking workers resume duties after a protest across Fayette county. They demanded government mediation with Hugh Johnson of the NRA sending Edward McGrady to the field to urge cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Brownsville
Fayette County
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Edward McGrady
Couzens Blamed For Trouble of Detroit Banks
Detroit August 15 former head of the nation’s largest closed bank testifies that Senator Couzens refused to sanction an RFC loan to save Union Guardian Trust Co. and avert Michigan’s banking holiday. Mills cites Hoover and Ford amid pressure, while Couzens threatens denouncement if the loan proceeds. The hearing adjourns with Mills stating the loan refusal caused the crisis and Comstock’s holiday declaration followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Herbert Hoover
Henry Ford
James Couzens
Michigan
National—Bank
Harry B. Keidan
Wilson W. Mills
First National Bank
Couzens
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Union Guardian Trust Co
Hoover
Mills
Ford
Union Guardian
First National
William A. Comstock
Cousens
Ciuzens
A. F P
Senate
R. F.C
Chicago and Baltimore grain prices reported by Winchester Milling
Closing quotations today show Chicago futures September 87 14, December 90 34, May 95 from the Winchester Milling Corporation wire to The Star. Baltimore spot 85, Winchester spot 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Wincester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Newcome
Owen M. Foley
Mr. and
Mrs. Adams
Ernest W. Adams
Marcus Adams
Melon Adams
Wilda Jean Adams
Statton Orndorff
Dorothy
Bobby Statton Or
R. B. Ramey
Edward Brown
W. E. Adams
Earl Fansler
Lenny” Fansler
S. Hutch DeHaven
Ritter
Virginia Keys
Pres. Lawrence
Albert Berryhill
Peggy
Herbert Berryhill
Gloria Conner
Lorraine Bayliss
Harriett Adams
Hilda Triplett
Elizabeth Dishman
Janice Triplett
Rebecca Adams
Lucy White
Frances Larrick
Hilda Unger
Gladys Ramey
Evelyn Unger
Rene Brown
Mary Unger
Sophia Brown
Georgia DeHaven
Kate Unger
Frances Adams
Miss Nelson
Harold DeHaven
Garland Adams
Nat Smith
Charles Adams
Clark Jolley
Harold Bageant
Vernon Unger
Stugene Adams
Russell Brown
Junior Adams
Hazel Irene Bailey
Mr. Smedley
Marie Johnson
James Johnson
J. A. Johnson
Lexington
Leslie and
Marie Golliday
Stephens City
Leslie Golliday
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Hayley
Mary Baldwin
Harry Hiett
Dorothy Hiett
Capon Bridge
Fred Stryker
Paul Tomney, Jr
Norfolk
Rappahannock River
Handley Library
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Lions’ Club
Bally-Hoo
Alexander
Loudoun Hunt
Misses Baker
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Lovett Shoe
Loudoun St
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R. Mich
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Big Joe
R. M. Swimley
Margaret L. Hodgson
Petey
N. Loudoun St
Ritter Or
Phillips