Wedding Gift and Tour for Carr Hume Pair and Kin
The Osier wedding ceremony featured white flannel attire and blue coats with white boutonnieres. Bride Mrs. Carr and groom Mr. Carr depart for a coastwise honeymoon visiting Philadelphia Atlantic City Norfolk New York and Boston before moving to Boyce. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hume of Leesburg and a Mary Baldwin College alumna. the groom is a Washington and Lee graduate who worked with The Evening Star. Pre nuptial events included showers and a picnic.
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Gray Walton Hume
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Norfolk
New York
Boston
Boyce
Carr
Hume
Leesburg
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
The
Evening Star
James Higgs
Charles
Oscar M. Carr
Elizabeth Crawford
Social Calendar Highlights From Saturday Through Week
All day Saturday annual reunion at the Old Stone Church. Sunday second annual Dailey family reunion in the grove near the old home place. Tuesday Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Wednesday Kiwanis Club at George Washington Hotel. 6 45 p m Young People's Choir rehearsal at United Brethren Church. 8 30 p m Grace Lutheran Church adult choir rehearsal. 1 00 p m Rotary Club meeting at George Washington Hotel. 7 00 p m Young People's chair at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal.
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Old Stone Church
Dailey
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Young People’s Choir
United Brethren Church
Rotary Club
Young Peoples
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Caldwell Hume Weds Clay Bryan Carr at Leesburg Home
Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Hume of Leesburg married Mr. Clay Bryan Carr of Boyce in a 4 PM ceremony at Rush Park, the bride’s parents’ home. The service featured an oak-leaf altar, candles, and a piano recital by Elizabeth Crawford.
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Elizabeth Caldwell Hume
Mr. Carr
Leesburg
Clay Bryan Carr
Boyce
Rush Park
Elizabeth Gold Crawford
Miss Crawford
Mendehlson
Elsie Gray Hume
Gray Walton Hume
William Myles Pope
Richmond
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
George Peyton Craighill
St. James Episcopal Church
Mrs Newman to Attend Nieces Wedding in September
Mrs Enos 8 Newman has been at Bluemont and will travel to Washington before visiting Bridgeport Conn to attend the wedding of her niece Miss Barbara Senior to Mr Russell Beauchard on Saturday afternoon September 3 at Sport Hill Church with a reception at Teresana gardens.
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Newman
Enos
Bluemont
Washington
Bridgeport
Sport Hill
Tersana
Indicted in Lottery Miss Mary Louise Steele Returns Home
Miss Mary Louise Steele, who has been vacationing in Washington as guest of Miss Anne G. Smith on North Carolina avenue, has returned and resumed her clerical duties at Gulf Refining Company offices. Mrs. Charles H. Smith, at 115 East Cecil street, remains quite ill after several days of confinement.
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Mrs. Griffin
S. Marvin Griffin
Patricia Anne Griffin
Cora Summer
Cumberland
Madge Abshire
Mary Louise Steele
Washington
Anne G. Smith
North Carolina Avenue
Gulf Refining Company
Charles H. Smith
East Cecil Street
Red Tape Wins Highest Clarke Show Honor
Details of prize results show multiple races with names of winners and runners up. A steeplechase accident injured rider John Pierce and another incident involved jockey John Shackleford, with both treated at Memorial Hospital in Winchester. The day drew about 10,000 spectators under perfect weather.
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Dolph
Aramageddon
A. H. Covington
American Coin
G. S. Updike
Syphlin
Frank Brooks
Venline
C. M. Wiley
Hamen
Virginia Swain
Sambo G
L. C. Leith
King of Hearts
H. W. Herring
C. W. McCubbin
John Pierce
C. M. Feltner
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Grafton Tomblin
Clarke County
John Shackleford
Stephens City Notes from Virginia locals on late summer visits
Mrs. C L Golliday Mrs Leslie Orndorff and Mrs Ron Yeakle of Stephens City and Mrs Frank Yeakle and Mrs Mary Venable of Winchester visited Staunton Thursday. Barbara D Steele vacationing Rehobeth Beach Del. Dorothy Baker in Washington this week. Pauline Hudson calls for canned exhibits at school fair using quart jars jelly glasses. Alberta Shannon Eloise Trussell with Mrs H B Dean. Sally Worsley Susie Carbaugh visiting cousins Evelyn Mollis Rinker near Winchester. Edith Blanks guest of Lola and Sarah Brumback.
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Stephens City
C. L. Golliday
Leslie Orndorff
Ron Yeakle
Frank Yeakle
Mary Venable
Winchester
Staunton Shursday
Barbara D. Steele
Rehoberth Beach
Del
Mary Weaver
Dorothy Baker
Washington
Pauline Hudson
Evelyn and
Mollis Rinker
Viola
Marguerite Rinker
J. D. Rinker
Edith Blinks
Lola
Sarah Brumback
Gray Socks to Meet Warrenton All Stars at Winchester Fair
The Gray Socks will play the Warrenton All-Stars at the Winchester Fair Grounds at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon. Both teams are reported in good shape and the game is expected to draw interest from city fans.
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Warrenton All-Stars
Winchester Fair Grounds
Benedict Arnold Recalled as Wounded Hero
The account notes Arnold suffered serious thigh wounds at Quebec and Saratoga resulting in a shortened left leg and his own remark that he had become a cripple in the service of his country.
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Benedict Arnold
Quebec
Saratoga
Funeral for Fred Goss Follows Brief Illness
Fred Goss dies after brief illness. Survived by widow Sophia Carper, three sons Robert Eugene Blair, daughter Irene, mother Mrs Lucy Goss, three brothers William Edward Marion, two sisters Grace Hamilton and Emma McGee. Funeral Sunday 2 PM at Centenary Reform Church with Rev. S. L. Flickinger officiating. Interment Mount Hebron. Fire department and lodge members to honor. processional escort from city fire units and police chiefs.
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Sophia Carper
Clarke County
Robert
Eugene
Blair Goss
Irene Goss
South Kent Street
Lucy Goss
William
Edward C
Marion B. Goss
Grace Hamilton
Pittsburgh
Emma McGee
Cumberland
Goss
Centenary Reformed Church
S. L. Flickinger
Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Oscar H. Lewis
South End Hose Company
J. William Stryker
Friendship Fire Company
Walter E. Huntsberry
Rouss Fire Company
C. W. Hollis
Thomas H. Boyd
Madison Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Hickory Camp
Woodmen of the World
Fire Department
Spelling Outsourced by Quitter to College Man
A sharp social quip notes a man who left at fifth grade hiring a college student to handle spelling chores, highlighting irony in self reliance versus reliance on others.
Bloom Brevities: Religious visits and social notes
The column records several visits and family gatherings in Bloom Virginia and surrounding areas. Edgar R. Cooper and two sons returned to Philadelphia after visiting his brother Thomas, with other residents like P H Williams, Mr Richter, Howard March, Katharine Anderson, Marion Richard, Ruth Wisecarver, Ida Wisman, O S Gettys, Mildred Gettys, and Paul Glynn noted among visiting relatives. A 4 H Clubs picnic at Penbrook Springs is also mentioned.
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Bloom
Edgar R. Cooper
Philadelphia
Thomas
Cooper
P. H. Williams
Richter
Howard March
Winchester
Katharine Anderson
Wilmington
Del
Paul Glynn
Marion Richard
Ruth Wisecarver
Star Tannery
Gravel Springs
Ida Wisman
E. A. Richard
Gettys
Mildred Gettys
Pittsburgh
Mt. Falls
Friendly Grove
Penbrook Springs
Highview 4-H Club Plans August Picnic at Waterside Park
High View Virginia August 12 meeting had seven old and three new members. The club will picnic at Waterside Park on August 30 all day. Four members are taking canning. Members sang songs and played games. Meeting adjourned until next month.
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High View
Waterside Park
Local residents visit ill and travel for events
Mr Philp Bowman J R Connor and Mrs H C Conner and children traveled to Mr Will Martins Sunday to see Mrs Hawes who is ill. Mr John Blestead and Miss Viola Headley of Baltimore spent the week with friends here. Mrs Mary Walker spent several days in Winchester this week. Mr Roy Bowman visited L L Bowman Tuesday. Mr Dearmont and Miss Virginia Medea were visiting Misses Lucille and Mildred Wakes Monday. Mr Eston Ritenour is able to be out again after illness. Many attended the ves horse show at Nineveh last week. Mr H C Connor and party have gone to Pennsylvania for work.
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Philp Bowman
J. R. Connor
H. C. Conner
Will Martin
Hawes
John Blestead
Viola Headley
Baltimore
Mary Walker
Winchester
Roy Bowman
L. L. Bowman
Dearmont
Virginia Medea
Lucille
Mildred
Eston Ritenour
Nineveh
H. C. Connor
Pennsylvania
Rock of Gibraltar Named by Moorish Conqueror Geb al Tarik
The Rock of Gibraltar takes its name from the one eyed Moorish conqueror Geb al Tarik who landed there in 711 and commemorated his first victory by naming the giant rock after himself.
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Rock of Gibraltar
Geb al-Tarik
Oxygen therapy for heart disease patients' oxygen range
The article states several heart diseases may respond to treatment by maintaining a patient in an environment with 40 to 50 percent oxygen. It emphasizes controlled oxygen exposure as a therapeutic approach.
Metamorphosis Stages in Bees and World Heaviest Man
The text notes bee development stages the egg larva pupa and adult with development times for queen 16 days worker 21 days and drone 25 days. It also mentions Henry d Antonio of Everett Massachusetts reputedly the heaviest civilized world resident who died in August at age seventeen weighing about 600 pounds.
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Henry d'Antonio
Everett
Mass
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