Worthington Honeymooned Bride From Baltimore to Maryland
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Marion M. Poor of Baltimore to Mr. Charles L. Worthington, formerly of Winchester, now Baltimore, with a stay at Hotel Jack in the city. They plan to settle in Washington County, Md., where Worthington works with his father Bruce Worthington in fruit product manufacturing. Worthington served in a Canadian regiment, spent 18 months in a German prison camp after being captured as a stretcher bearer at Vimy Ridge in 1917.
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Marion M. Poor
Baltimore
Charles la. Worthington
Winchester
Maryland
Worthington
Jack
Washi County
Bruce Worthington
West Virginia
Germany
Vimy Ridge
France
Britain bears vast war debt, Lloyd George claims
In a Commons speech Premier Lloyd George states Britain faces a 40 billion pound war debt with most funds used for destruction. He warns peace recovery will take as long as wartime mobilization, noting the national debt rising from 641 million to 7.8 billion pounds. A. I. Green travels to New York to arrange fall purchases for H. K. Green and Brother.
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London
Great Britain
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Fine Fireworks Parade Decoration Plans Stressed
The article describes a city parade with white stucco alt structures and spearcats motifs to honor local fallen service members. A red white and blue streamer route will run nearly a mile from the Cumberland Valley Railroad station along West Water Street Main Street Piccadilly Street to the Handley library and Baltimore and Ohio stations. Mrs. R T Barton leads the Historical Pageant depicting local history from Colonial times to the recent war era with city women contributing actively. An official program for September 1 is expected within a week.
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Alt Street
Cumberland Valley Railroad
West Water Street
Mainfhence
Main Street
Piccadilly Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Handley Library
R. T.barton
Miss Magruder Home Again In Virginia Visit
Miss Emma Magruder arrived in New York from Europe last week and is visiting her mother and other relatives at Opequon Virginia.
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Magruder
Emma
New York
Europe
Opequon
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the Union Bank of Winchester
MR. Worthington
Britain
A. I. Green
H. K. Green and Brother
Schlitz
Sehlitz
Roland Gorya
Rumford
Oates & Smith
Fairfex
Aa Vie Vorsti Ab
Ata Manin
Fale
M. W. of
A. Picnic
Gore
Intermountain Construction Co
Wihechester
P.m
Chas. F. Nelson
Strasburg, Va
Agereson
Euhirsa
Jedoer Bas Tival
Yornssouth
Clearbrook, Va
A. Lst
Star Office
M. H. Swartz
Ray Robinson
Stephens City
Jos. M. Barton
Kernstown
Iliams
Mount Wiliamass
Annie Benner
Stephenson
Oliver
Millwood
Hunter Boyd
John TA N
Kent St
W. Anderson
Gaylord
Valin
North Main Street
Brockway
Odenhouse
Maxwell
Geo. M. Wood
Evars
W. Roy Stephenson
Garland Snyder
Clearbrook
Vaeli
Ro Peery
Wun St
Little Joe's
Otore
K. Wates St
Sceen Groceries
Edward Conner
Harry Brown
East Pieceabiley St
Ldmini Stratgh
BANK
Court House
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
W. G. Hardy
Martha R. Hardy
Pubi Pnetion
Dianffeuse
Aelock
Oensadoah Valley National Bank
Wmg. Hardy, Tae ‘Harles Haray
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Inolster
Mei
Georah Re Weare
Aris and Country Estates
Oudoun and
Fauquier
Joseph E. Norman
Purcesusville
Pedient
F. M
Mifl, JR
Manassas
Ryan & Orndoff
Toad of Farm
Troy
Hicks Motor CO
BP Iher
R. M. Swimley
East Piccadilly St
Atlantic
Ouly
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Wildwood
Fahaney
Hagerstown, Mb
Sia
Shrucck & Co
Beth
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