Mrs Emma Sager Becomes Bride Of Mr Sager In Maryland Church
Social note announces the marriage of Miss Emma Elizabeth Hollis to Mr Louis Sager at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in Bellaire Maryland. The couple's wedding party, attire, and a wedding breakfast in Baltimore are described, with plans to reside in Winchester after a seaside honeymoon.
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William Lawrence Hollis
South Loudoun Street
Emma Elizabeth More
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Belair
C.K. McCaslin
Baltimore
Southern Hotel
Emma Fuller Hollis
Charles William Hollis
Revenue
Winchester
Sager
Girls’ Athletic Association
Daughtersof the Confederacy
Louis Sager
Front Royal
Randolph Macon
Academy
Copp Rickard Reunion Draws 200 Descendants at Fishers Hill
More than two hundred Copp and Rickard descendants gathered at Fishers Hill picnic grounds for the annual reunion. J H Copp gave the welcome address while Clark Copp spoke on A Copp in Russia. Virginia Reger sang Ole Virginia and Beulah Reger recited Something Sensible.
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Copp
Woman Admits Being in Auto After Slaying
A court transcript shows a woman admitting she was in the automobile with the slain man before the killing. The scene described includes officers and jurors in the courtroom as spectators and prosecutors outlining the sequence of events in the murder case.
Market in stocks drifts in dull trading on Aug 20
In the dullest trading in years stocks moved in irregular limits with about 230000 shares traded. U S government loans eased slightly while a handful of issues rose including Du Pont and American Smelting and others fell or held steady.
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Caa
York
New York
Washington
Chicago
U. S
du Pont
American Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Howe Sound
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
American Telephone
Montgomery Ward
Thee Tobaccos
U.S. Steel
Preferred
Bethlehem Steel
Standard Brands
New York Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel
Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Chrysler
Consol
N. Y
General Electric
General Motor
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of
N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Local Markets and Wholesale Prices in Digest
Local wholesale and retail market listings show prices for flour bags from patent brands and local dairy products. Included are bag weights 98, 48, 24, and 12 pounds, plus shelled corn, screenings, corn meal, mixed feed, dairy feeds, and butter products with varying per barrel or per cwt costs.
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Star
Mghillon Et Perenne
BUC Nshalaerareie
Ceeeees
Seeneyeee Lone BT Scien
Don’t Sleep On Left Side Affects Heart AdAdvice Adlereka
Ad advises that stomach gas affects sleep on the left side and suggests Adlerika to bring out poisons and relieve gas pressing on the heart so you can sleep all night. Baker's Drug Store Stephenson City Steele Brothers Druggists.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Stephens City
Steele & Brother, Druggists
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Market Report Aug 20
Associated Press notes active cattle trading in Baltimore with prices steady. Top cattle 5.75 for slaughter steers, 4.50 for top heifers. calves steady with top 6.50 for 140-200 lb. hogs 25-40 cents higher, top 7.40. sheep and lambs steady, top 17.50 for lambs, ewes and older sheep lower. Philadelphia poultry and egg prices listed, plus butter and cheese scores and current receipts.
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The
Associated Press
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Long Island
U. S. Dept
Chicago Wheat and Corn Prices in Daily Market Report
Closing quotations from Chicago and Baltimore markets show wheat at 1.04 to 1.06 in Sept and May, corn around 74 to 79 cents, oats 50 to 51 cents, rye 84 to 90, barley 76 to 82, lard from 8.62 to 9.22, and bellies near 12.25 to 12.40. Spot prices list No. 1 red wheat at 1.05 and No. 2 mixed 1.10, with Baltimore spot wheat at 1.00 and Winchester goods at 92 cents.
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Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Associated Press
United States Joins International Labor Organization
The United States agreed to become a member of the International Labor Organization, an adjunct of the League of Nations, to improve workers' conditions worldwide. President Roosevelt accepted the invitation. no obligations or commitments beyond parliamentary approval.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
International Labor Organization
League of Nations
Roosevelt
State Department
Congress
League
Labor Organization
Wheat Conferees Back Quarterly Quota Divisions
An official statement from the International Wheat Conference says members broadly support the idea of continuing export quotas divided into quarterly allotments. The communique notes a unanimous agreement was not reached, though delegates say it is needed to make proposals effective.
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Associated Press
London
International Wheat Conference
International Commission
Distillery Starts Apple Brandy Production in Virginia
Powell Inc. begins operation of a new apple brandy plant west of Winchester on the Northwestern Grade the first in Virginia since repeal. Gauger F L Nichols arrived to oversee duties and the plant will run continuously under W P Massey president and C F Massey production chief.
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Powell, Inc
Winchester
Virginia
F. L. Nichols
Hamilton
North
South Carolina
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
W. P. Massey
F. Vernon Foster
New York City
C. W. Niles
T Y
Massey
C. F. Massey
Virginia awards first distillery license since 1916
The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board announced the first license to operate a distillery in Virginia since 1916. The Winchester firm will manufacture apple brandy with W. P. Massey as president. Massey, longtime secretary of the Virginia Horticultural Society, announced the license has been received.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Today
Virginia
Winchester
W. P. Massey
Virginia Horticultural Society
Hitler Vows To Win Remaining Ten Percent In National Socialist Victory
Adolf Hitler in a Nazi proclamation commends yesterday's plebiscite result and pledges to win over the remaining ten percent of the nation for National Socialism. Preliminary totals show Yes 38,372,760 No 4,294,654. He calls the victory marvelous and urges renewed courage for a final triumph.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
National Socialists
Nazi
Hitler
Preacher Rev A H Askew Returns Home After Disappearance
Rev A H Askew, 28, returned to Goldsboro North Carolina from Nashville Tennessee after a reported week long disappearance. He was put to bed by order of Dr R B Miller and remained under care in the home of his wife Mrs Askew with female relatives attendance. The case unsettled his followers who had doubted his kidnapping tale.
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Associated Press
Goldsboro
N. C
A. H. Askew
Nashville
Tenn
Miller
Askew
Evangelist
Negro Sought For Attacking Girl Lodged In Jail
David Macon a 45 year old negro surrendered to Sheriff W A Dukes and was lodged in the Orangeburg county jail after a three day manhunt for attacking a small white girl. Authorities expected no trouble despite community tension.
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Associated Press
Bowman
D. C
David Macon
Orangeburg
W. A. Dukes
President May Attend Funeral Of Late Speaker
President Roosevelt likely to attend the funeral of Henry T. Rainey late speaker of the House if arrangements permit. Mrs Rainey announced plans and Kenneth Romney will fly from Hamilton Montana to supervise.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry T. Rainey
Carrollton
Ois
St. Is
Episcopal Che
Rainey
Kennet Romney
House
Hamilton
Montana
Roosevelt
White House
Mrs. Rainey
Capitol
Kenneth Romney
Harry Pillen
Chicago
Romney
Mont
July Is Chosen To Try Legenza On Murder Count
Walter Legenza faces a six count murder indictment in Richmond as the jury panel is formed. He pleaded not guilty and requested a speedy trial. Court officials plan to wrap the trial by tomorrow night with capital punishment not opposed by many venire members.
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July
Legenza
Richmond
Walter Legenza
E. M. Huband
John L. Ingram
Ingram
Veniremen
Virginia Banks Lined Up With Repair Program
Federal Housing Administration today announced acceptances of contracts of insurance under the modernization credit plan had been received from Virginia banks. Institutions listed include Clarendon National Trust Co Kenbridge Bank of Lunenburg Lynchburg People National Bank Phenix Bank of Phenix Roanoke Colonial American National Bank of Roanoke First National Exchange Bank Mountain Trust Bank Shenandoah Life Insurance Co Salem Farmers National Bank Richmond South Richmond Bank Inc.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Housing Administration Today
Virginia
Clarendon-Clarendon Trust Co
Kenbridge
The
Bank of Lunenburg
Lynchburg the People National Bank
Phenix
Bank of Phenix
Roanoke
Colonial American National Bank of
First National Exchange Bank
Mountain Trust Bank
Shenandoah Life Insurance Co
Salem
the Farmers National Bank
Richmond
South Richmond Bank, Inc
No Decline for Them An Authority on Man's Life Cycle
An authority describes life as divided into four twenty year phases growth blossom maturity and decline asserting a cyclical view of human existence across stages and ages with a moral or philosophical framing.
Pulliam Rites Held in Berryville for Mark B Pulliam
Special to The Star Berryville August 20 funeral services were held for Mark Benjamin Pulliam 67 who died Friday from a heart attack. He was a Clarke county native and former justice of the peace and contractor later operating the Battletown Inn. Survivors include wife a son Matthew of Leesburg a daughter Katherine of Washington and sister Miss Pulliam. Interment followed at Green Hill cemetery.
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Berryville
Mark Benjamin Pulliam
Pulliam
Clarke County
L. A. Parker
Baptist Church
J. H. Brown
Battletown Inn
Mr. Pulliam
Matthew
Leesburg
Katherine
Washington
Miss Pulliam
Matthew Pulliam
Eliza Berlin Pulliam
Better Picture Demand Heeded
Will Hays, head of the U S motion picture industry, assured Archbishop John T McNicholas of Cincinnati that producers are heeding the church demand for better pictures. In a letter Hays said arrangements to influence film character have been carried into effect.
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Associated Press
New York
Will H. Hays
America
John T. McNicholas
Cincinnati
Hays
Thieves Plunder Dr. Kelly's Baltimore Home
Police said Dr. Howard A. Kelly, Baltimore physician, and family found their home ransacked during the weekend. Howard A. Kelly Jr. remained away at the family summer home in Canada. little of value was taken as silverware and jewelry had been stored before they left.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Howard A. Kelly
Garrett
Youth Confesses to Toledo Auto-Lite Strike Killing
Steve Zientik, 18, admits involvement in the shooting during the Toledo Ohio Auto-Lite strike that killed national guardsman Steve Cyigon. Police say the confession explains a personal grievance and the gunfire being masked by guard rifle volleys.
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Ohio National Guardsmen
Steve Cyigon
Toledo
Steve Zientik
Cyigon
Salted Pan Trick Keeps Food From Sticking
A traditional kitchen tip claims rubbing a frying pan with a little salt before cooking prevents sticking. The note suggests this simple method works consistently when preparing meals.
Death Comes To H B Montgomery After Long Ill Health
Harry B. Montgomery 76 a former Pennsylvania Railroad conductor who helped bring President McKinley’s body to Washington died Saturday at his Brucetown home after years of illness. Survived by widow Mary Alice and two daughters Helen Montgomery and Florence Pyne, he leaves four grandchildren. Funeral at 3 p m from his home with Rev. Harry L Myerly officiating. Interment Brucetown cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Harry B. Montgomery
Pennsylvania Railroad
President McKinley
Washington
Buffalo
N. Y
Brucetown
Montgomery
Thomas Stadden
Frederick County
Milton
Ralph
Margaret Montgomery
Mary Alice Montgomery
Florence Pyne
Carlton Manuel
Esther Galloway
Philip Galloway
Helen Pyne
Bruceown
Harry L. Myerly
Mr. Montgomery
Ollie Snapp
John Hayslett
Frank Bragg
Frank Swimley
Ashley Price
Elmer Dorsey
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Jack
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Georgia
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R. S. Smith
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Mildred
Margaret
Elizabeth Tidler
Kitty Conner
Harry Ridgeway
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Charles Hardy Grim
Elizabeth Steele
Middle Road
World’s Labor Group
Mr. Askew
Mr. Rainey
St. Louis
Green Hill
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Wenders
H.B. Montgomery
McKinley
Buncutter ‘Tire Co
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Safedge
Engelish
Center City University
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