Winchester Bride to Wed Mr Frank Necomer Hack
Lucy Willis White daughter of Mrs. Marshall Willis of Winchester to Mr Frank Necomer Hack of Baltimore to marry at Willow Lawn on Valley Pike. Ceremony by Rev F T McFaden with no attendants. They plan a quiet ceremony and trip to New York then southern France before returning in fall to Baltimore and Winchester. Mr Hack, nephew of Mrs Henry B Gilpin, is a Baltimore financier with many local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Lucy
Willis White
Marshall Willis
Frank Necomer ‘Hack
Willow Lawn
Charles L. Bowly
Valley Pike
Dy. F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
White
Willis
Union Bank of
Winchester
Henry B. Gilpin
Boyce
Clarke County
Hack
Hance Family Leaves Virginia for Ohio Visit
Mr and Mrs Robert M Hance and son of Piqua Ohio have departed Winchester Leesburg Middleburg and Warrenton after visiting relatives. He is United States internal revenue commissioner at Piqua and her piano talents are in demand there. The group was hosted by Capt and Mrs Robert L Gray on National Avenue during the Virginia stay. Mrs Hance performed a piano program last evening at the Stouffer home for the party and local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebt. Hance
Ohio
Virginia
Robert M. Hance
Piqua
Winchester
Leesburg
Middleburg
Warrenton
Robert L. Gray
National Avenue
Hance
United States Internal Revenue
Nettie Barker
Rufus C
Robert Barker
Richard L. Grey
Mary Cline
Beulah Cline
Mary Gray
Mr. Hance
Musi
Cal
Itarry C. Stouffer
Captain Johnston and Bride Arrive from California
Capt Johnston and his attractive bride Miss Cecil Carr formerly of San Francisco arrived from their wedding trip. They will reside at Clay Hill in Clarke county after leasing the Whit ing homeplace for years. Johnston is the son of Mrs Johnston and the late Gen Robert D Johnston and commanded a company in World War I in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Johnston Ard Brite
California
Ewart Johnston
White Post
Clarke County
Cecil. Carr
San Francisco
Cal
Captain Johnston
Rotarians Meet Tomorrow Evening At Mr Baker s Camp
Rotarians will gather at Capon river area tomorrow for a club meeting with dinner at seven. Most members will drive out in the afternoon and be present for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Rotary Club
Marshall Baker
Capon River
Hutch DeHaven
Hovor
B. H. Brown
Ethel
Jessie Emmert
Winchester
Sprint Couple Return From Wedding Trip To Canada
Mr and Mrs Sprint return from a wedding trip to Canada and New England. They have taken an apartment at 617 South Washington Street at the home of Mr and Mrs Terry W English. Circle No 8 Ladies Aid of Braddock Street Methodist held its monthly meeting at Mrs M E Dyke's home 18 West Germain Street with large attendance. Mrs Virginia Greene was absent and Mrs Charles H Grim presided. After business a social hour with refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprint
Thomas H. Sprint
Eva. Knott
Canada
New England
Terry W. English
South
Washington Street
Church Circle
Ladies’ Aid’ Society
Braddock St. Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
M. E. Dyke
West Germain Street
Virginia Greene
Charles H. Grim
Moling and Seal Buy Stocks for North Main Store
iSite West Seal and J. x. Moling Jr. plan to purchase stocks of fall goods for the firm Moling and Seal on North Main Street in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iSite West Seal
J. x. Moling, Jr
New York
Fall Gud Tisier Mrchandise
Moling’ and Seal
North Main Street
Buckman and Wne of Rawareh at McConnell Home
Buckman and Mrs Buckman along with Edward W. Case of Westminster Maryland visited at the home of Mr and Mrs J O Connell on the Sensency. Mr and Mrs Buckman and Miss Marie il were present for the occasion.
Weekend Guests Visit Mrs Curran and Mrs Bovard
Mrs Edward Ott and her children from Pittsburgh were weekend guests of Mrs Margaret Curran and Mrs Ellen Bovard, sharing hospitality and companionship during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ott
Pittsburgh. Pas
Margaret Curran
Ellen Bovard
Mrs Slifer and daughter leave for Keedysville Md
Mrs J B Slifer and her daughter Elizabeth depart today for Keedysville Maryland to spend time with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Slifer
Elizabeth
Keedysville, Md
Miss Mary Polke Colstop Heads to Summit Point Visit
Miss Mary Polke Colstop departed today for Summit Point West Virginia to spend time with relatives as a guest of kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Polke
Colstop
Summit Point
W. Va
Mrs J E White Leaves After Visit in Stiplens City
Mrs J E White of Stiplens City departed today for her home following a stay in the city.
Fragmentary Rural Note Shows Unclear Partnership
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Mr and Mrs James and a vague reference to Atlantic. The text is incomplete and unreadable, leaving no clear event, place, or date to summarize.
Local residents listed on Main Street notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and relations among residents on Ty Main Street with mentions of Mrs and Mr Bieter Mrs James Caubee and Ahree child. Details incomplete but indicates a local family grouping or household listing in a community record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieter
Ahree
Oen
James Caubee BP
In Rochester Guests at Hotel Jack
Mr and Mrs A L Thomas of Rochester No Y visited town and stayed at the Hotel Jack during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. L. Thomas
Rochester No Y
Jack
Ferriday Woman Visits New York With Fresh Air Children
Mrs. A. J. Hodges of Ferriday Louisiana traveled to New York today as a guest of Miss Gladys Haldermgn, accompanying the fresh air children on the county trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Hodges
Ferriday
Gladys Haldermgn
New York
Winchester visitors stay with Neville family at Hotel Jack
Mr and Mrs Harry Neville and their son Harry Jr of Virginia spent last night in Winchester and were guests at Hotel Jack, according to local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Neville
Harry, Jr
Ee. Va
Winchester
Hotel Jack
Mr Plummer Leaves Winchester Visit for Baltimore
Mr Plummer of Richmoni Ind has been visiting friends in Winchester and leaves for Baltimore to spend time before returning home. He stayed with Mr Carthorne on Leicester street during the Winchester visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Plummer
Richmoni Ind
Baltimore
Winchester
Mrs Stilley Visits Portsmouth Relative in City
Mrs H E Stilley of Portsmouth Virginia visits her mother Mrs James Andengon in this city. Mrs W Be Broaddus left today for Annapolis with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. ‘Stilley
Portsmouth
James Andengon
Annapolis
Mr and Mrs P C Cassard Visiting Wittchester
Mr and Mrs P C Cassard of Washington are spending time in Wittchester and are staying at the George Washington Hotel as they visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wittchester
George Washington Otel
Norfolk pair listed at George Washington Hotel
Mr. W. I. Sures and Mr. R. Eckles of Norfolk Virginia are staying at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Sures
Mr.’ R
Eckles
Norfolk, Va
George Washington “Hotel
Local Visitors Stay At George Washington Hotel
Mr G Ne Hoover of New Market spent the day in town on business. Mr J J McCabe and Mr Crim of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail road traffic department were guests at the George Washington Hotel today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrg
Ne Hoover
New Market
J. J. McCabe
Crim
Baltimore and Ohio Rail
George Washington Hotel
Middletown Visitor Mr. Lee Miller Spends Day in Town
Mr. Lee Miller of Middletown spent the day in town with friends, sharing time and casual exploration. The outing showcased local streets, shops, and small town hospitality as memories were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee ‘Miller
Middletown
Swanson and Henry Families Visit Coastal Areas
Mr and Mrs O H Swanson are spending time in Philadelphia with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs J H Henry are vacationing two weeks in Ocean City Maryland with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Swanson
Philadelphia
Mrs
J. H. Henry
Ocean City,Md
Thill’ang Daughter Visited By Jones Family At Kernstown
Ver ton Thill’ang, daughter of Mr W F Thill’ang of Washington, is spending time at the home of Mr and Mrs J L Jones near Kernstown. The brief social note notes movements of local families and their associations.
Cook and Frisch Guests and Neffs Return Home
Rev. and Mrs. B Cook host at Mrs Nora Carper on South Kent Street. Mrs J M Frisch returns to Baltimore after visiting her son-in-law and daughter the Rev. and Mrs J Luther Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Cook
Harty Tardyaga Family Motoring North with Miss Gray
Mr. Harty Tardyaga and several friends from Lexington Virginia passed through town Monday afternoon and were joined by Miss Mary J Gray for a motor trip as far north as Bogton stopping at many points of interest along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harty
Tardyaga
Lexington
Mary J. Gray
Bogton
Conrad guest stays with mother in the city
Mr. W. David Conrad of New York is visiting his mother Mrs. D. B. Conrad at her home in this city, staying as a guest during the current visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. David Conrad
New York
D. B. Conrad
City
Mrs Ridgley White Honor Headed To City Wedding
Mr and Mrs James B Russell hosted a party in honor of Mrs Ridgley White who is to be married today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgley White
Mrs. R L Chaplain Leaves for Hagerstown
Mrs. R L Chaplain of this city departed this morning for Hagerstown where she will spend some time.
Miss Miller Wisecarver Vacation Notice
Miss Miller Wisecarver, cashier for Northern Virginia Power Company, is reported to be on vacation.
Mrs Ellsworth Boxwell to Return to Pittsburgh Tomorrow
Arte and Mrs Ellsworth Boxwell have been visiting friends in Winchester and Vitadner, with plans to return home to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arte
Ellsworth Boxwell
Vitadner
Winchester
Pittsburgh
Miller Family Plans Alaskan Trip For Summer Camp Visit
Mr and Mrs John S Miller and Mrs Handley with daughter Miss Katherine depart tomorrow for an Alaska trip. They will spend time at Mr Millers camp at Hook's Mill during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Miller
Handley Ir Ns
Katherine
Orndoff Family Visit Abbreviated in Baltimore
Mr J M Orndoff spent the week end in Baltimore visiting his wife who is staying with her sister Miss Bertharcl ter. Bertharcl ter has been ill, and Mrs Orndoff is her guest during the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Orndoff
Baltimore
Mrs. Orndoff
Miss Bertharclter
Nurse Mary Sutphin Takes Supervisory Post in City Hospital
Mary Sutphin of this city, a graduate nurse at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown, has accepted a supervisor position in Winston-Salem North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sutphin
Uate
Washingtoner Hospital
Hagerstown
Michae
Winston-Salem
N. C
Memoria
Renner Siblings Vacationing in Washington DC
Miss Helen Renner and her brother Louis Renner of the People’s Drug Company are spending their vacation with relatives and friends in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Renner
Louis Renner
The
People’s Drug ‘Company
Washington, D. C
Family heads to Atlantic City for two weeks
Mr and Mrs George Keller and their daughter Opisrearet Keller with Mrs Keller’s sister Miss Margaret Osborne depart this morning for Atlantic City for a two week visit, planning to stay at the Estminster Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Keller
Miss. Opisrearet Keller
Misses Grace Carpenter and Mary Himbright head to Staunton for Lutheran League convention
Grace Carpenter and Mary Himbright departed for Staunton Virginia to attend the Lutheran League convention to be held there this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Carpenter
Mary Himbright
Staunton, Va
Mr Swimley Improves After Illness at Home
Mr R M Swimley, confined to his North Main Street home for weeks due to illness, shows marked improvement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Swimley
North Main Street
Mrs. Graham Baker Guest at Edmonia Baker’s Home
Mrs. Graham Baker of Washington is the guest of Mrs. Edmonia Baker at her Peyton Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Baker
Washington
Edmonia Baker
Peyton Street
Mrs McCullen Guests of Mrs Flood in Washington
Mrs McCullen of Washington is the guest of Mrs H D Flood while Mrs Nancy Lee Cable has an apartment with Mrs Flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. McCullen
Washington
H. D. Flood
Nancy Lee Cable
Flood
Mrs Miller Streit and Andersons Return From Long Visit
Mrs E Miller Streit and Mr and Mrs A S Anderson have returned from an extended visit to friends in Denver Colo Kansas Ohio Fairmont W Va and Richmond Ind.
Guests register at George Washington Hotel in Washington
Mr and Mrs Rea Shafer of Chevy Chase Maryland and Dr and Mrs George Marshall of Newark New Jersey have stayed a day or two at the George Washington Hotel and have been guests also of Rev and Mrs J Luther Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea Shafer
Chevy Chese
Potomac Edison Agent Visits Winchester
Mr P W Loy claim agent of Potomac Edison Company of Hagerstown was a business visitor in Winchester yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P .W. Loy
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown
Winchester
Mrs Clowser Celebrates Eighty Fifth Birthday in Mountain Falls
Mr and Mrs John Clowser of this city visit Mountain Falls Virginia at the home of Mr Clowsers mother where Mrs Clowser marks her eighty fifth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clowser
Mr. Clowser
Mountain Falls, Va
Mrs. Clowser
Miss Freda Schmolovitz Visiting Baltiimore Friends
Miss Freda Schmolovitz of Baltimore is spending time at the home of Mr and Mrs M Finklestein on South Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda(.Schmolovitz
Baltimore S
Mrs. M. Finklestein
Braddock Street
Negro Prisoner Taken Away For Safe Keeping
DANVILLE Virginia August 19 George Holmes a 17 year old negro arrested at Black stone Monday night on a charge of attempting an assault on a young white girl has been moved to Petersburg jail for safe keeping Sheriff Sullivan of Nottoway county quotes the boy denying the crime but says the girl identified him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Danville
George Holmes
Blackstone
Petersburg
Sullivan
Nottoway County
Two Men Held for Moonshining in County Court
Charles Mowery and Tracy Line burg near Middletown were held for county grand jury by Justice Taven der in the county magistrate court this afternoon on moonshining charges. Clyde Himelright, facing a similar charge, failed to appear. The two men claimed Himelright was selling liquor and they only visited to see him. Bond set at $280 each for their court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mowery
Tracy Lineburg
Middletown
Tavender
Clyde Himelright
Himelright
Young Couple Get a License In county clerk office license issued
A marriage license was issued in the county clerk's office to Robert A. Carter of Winchester and Edith Parrill daughter of Charles Parrill of Whitacre both 21. Carter is a son of Ned Carter and works as a weaver at the Virginia Woolen Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Carter
Winchester
Edith Parrill
Charles Parrill
Whitacre
Ned Carter
Virginia
Bandit Snatches Registered Mail on Train Near Highwood
An unusual mail theft occurred in Highwood, Illinois, when a sack of registered mail ejected from a Chicago and Northwestern train was grabbed by a man who jumped into a car and fled. The pouch reportedly held as much as 4009 dollars. authorities including the Waukegan sheriff searched for the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waukegan, Ill
Highwood
Chicago
Northwestern
Waukegan
Dr. Pierce Dies After Auto Crash Near Harrisonburg
Dr. Patton Pierce a 30 year old physician from Eutaw Alabama died in Harrisonburg Virginia after his car overturned on a curve east of the city. His sister in law Miss Anna Hammer a nurse at the University of Virginia Hospital is in critical condition from injuries in the same wreck. Pierce formerly worked at the University of Virginia Hospital and was visiting his wife's family at Elkton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Patton Pierce
Eutaw
Ala
Here
Anna Hammer
University of Virginia ‘Hospital
Charlottesville
Pierce
University of Virginia Hospital
Elkton
Frederick girl held on theft charges after shoplifting
A Frederick county girl arrived in town with a quantity of Hucklebarties to sell and was later taken to police headquarters for questioning on charges of purloining merchandise at a North Main street store. She was found with a small dress. Reports indicate several merchants had charges to prefer against her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
North Main Street
Arguments Begin In Disse Case In Richmond Court
Defence attorneys rested their rebuttal in the case of Rudolph E. Hisse charged with slaving Henry G. Carter, as Judge Frederick Coleman prepared jury instructions. Dr J Fitzgerald testified of treating a man the defense say was beaten by Disso during a narcotic spree amid debate over insanity and mitigation instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Rudolph E. Hisse
Henry
G. Carter
Frederick Coleman
J. Fitzgerald
Disso
Coleman
Fresh Air Tots Return Home By Train At Noon
The fresh air children from New York City, guests of Frederick county for two weeks, left today by Baltimore and Ohio train noon. They expect to reach New York City at 8:46 tonight. Seventeen children returned home two weeks ago. 178 were to arrive here today. Some homesick children were sent back earlier. Hosts and committee members bid farewell with gratitude for a pleasant visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Frederick County
Baltimore & Qhi
New York
Myre
Oh Stickley
Gladys Haldeman
J. Hodges
Férraday, la
Winchester Fair Office Opens for Entries at East Water St
The Winchester Fair office will be open from this date to take entries. People wishing to enter articles are urged to submit early to avoid confusion. Office location is 25 East Water St with phone 18-1p-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Fair
East Water St
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Mrs. Ridgely White
Mr. Hack
J. E. White
Stiplens City
James
Atlantic
Corus
Melodians
Lewis Stone
Anna Q. Nilsson
Mary Astor “Inez
Hollywood
Doris” Smian
Aileen
Harry Carey
Texad
Aiea
Dr. Pierce
Fair Office
the Nathanson Co
Teer
Illinois
Paris
France
U.S
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