Keystone State Couple Wed In Local Presbyterian Church
Clarence A. Bucher of Cash town and Miss Clara Scott of Mont Alto were married last evening at the Presbyterian Church manse by Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden after a marriage license was issued in the Corporation Clerk's office. The bride is daughter of James Scott. the groom is a young farmer and son of George Bucher.
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Corporation Clerk’s Office
Clarence A. Bucher
Cashtown
Clara Scott
Mont Alto
George Bucher
Wayne Castle
James Scott
The
Presbyterian Church
F. T. McFaden
Reverend C A Freed Returns from Northfield Conference
The Rev. Dr. C A Freed of Grace Lutheran Church has returned to the parsonage on North Cameron Street after attending a Bible Conference in Northfield Massachusetts. He will preach tomorrow morning and evening. Mrs. Freed and daughter Elizabeth accompanied him and are with the family.
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C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran
Northfield
Mass
North Cameron Street
Wrights Host August Evening Party in Macedonia
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Loring Wright in Macedonia hosted a large party on August 1. Guests included the Wrights and many friends from Winchester and Middletown, with lawn games, ample lighting, ice cream, cake, and lemonade.
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Loring Wright
D. Wright
Irvin Wright
James Keffer
James, Jr
Virginia Fay
Winchester
Robert Daugherty
Bobbie
Nancy Gray
L. S. Haymaker
A. R. Armel
J. T. Funk
Lawrence Price
Dolly Walker
Meryl Clark
Sybilla Armel
Alice Clinger
Kathleen Haymaker
Georgia
Armel
Marje
E Whittington
Martha Pifer
Elsie Armel
Fanny Hausenfinck
Dorothy
Hilda Hall
Clara Daugherty
Vivian Whittington
Elizabeth Cornwell
Guy Barrick
Roy DeHaven
Eugene Hottle
Clarence Butler
Roy Legg
Cofisin
Middletown
Harry Rickard
Roy Ferguson
Howard Groves
Raymond
Ernest
Maynard Hausenfluck
Norman
George Haymaker
James Cornwell
Miller Arnold
Maxwell Dearmont
Alvin Cave
Edward Dellinger
Percy McKee
Willie Walker
Charles
Willie Funk
Ritenour Golden Wedding Celebration at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Ritenour observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home near High View School House on Tuesday August 17. About seventy relatives and friends attended as a token of appreciation for their fifty years. Mr. and Mrs. O L Grim presented the couple with a fine gift.
Mrs Garfield Street Leaves Washington Visitor for Home
Mrs Garfield Street of Washington D C who has been visiting with Mr and Mrs W D Simmons here today departed for her home after a stay in the city with the Simmons family.
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Mrs. Garfield Street
Washington, D. C
Winchester Gas Manager Registered at George Washington Hotel
Mr. Carl Riddlebarger, manager of Winchester Gas Company, and Mrs. Riddlebarger are registered at the George Washington Hotel. Riddlebarger oversees both Staunton and Winchester gas plants and splits time between this city and Staunton, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Riddlebarger
Winchester Gas Company
Riddlebarger
George Washington Hotel
Staunton
Winchester Gas
Virginia
Whiteside Guest of Haines in St Joseph Visit
Mrs. W. B. Whiteside of St. Joseph Missouri visits brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs G Reginald Haines. She plans time in Philadelphia for the Sesqui Centennial and other East city trips.
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W. B. Whiteside
St. Joseph
G. Reginald Haines
Mr Kuhn Returns Home After Major Operation
Mr W L Kuhn, who underwent a major operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital about a month ago, has been removed to his home at 137 South Loudoun Street where he is rapidly recovering. Mrs Robert Y Conrad and daughter Miss Bobbie Conrad are guests at Congress Hall Cape May N J and will attend the Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fietta Rosenberger
Detroit
Mich
Mountain, View
Miss Rosenberger
Abner Huntsberry
Washington, D. C
West Point Military Academy
W. L. Kuhn
Winchester Memorial Hospital
South
Loudoun Street
Robert Y. Conrad
Bobbie Conrad
Congress Hall
Cape May
N. J
Philadelphia
Raymond Swartz
Railroad
Milton Swartz
Clarence Williams
Kernstown
Pennsylvania
Winchester
A.A. McKay
Baltimore
Stephens City
Handley School
Masonic Home
Virginia
Masonic
Miller Family Returns Home After Motoring Trip
Mr. O. C. Miller and family of Greenwood have returned home after a two week motoring trip visiting friends in Oakland Maryland Pitcairn Pennsylvania and Wooster Ohio.
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O. C. Miller
Greenwood
Oakland
Pitcairn, Pa
Anton, Orville
Massillon
Woost Ohio
Mrs Henderson Heads to Washington for Weekend Visit
Mrs. Gertrude Henderson leaves today for Washington to spend the weekend with her son Mr. Ross Wheat.
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Gertrude Henderson
Washington
Ross Wheat
DeHart Guests See Ritter Return Home to Steelton
Mrs Charles Ritter and her son left Fairmont avenue after visiting Mr and Mrs A J DeHart. They were joined by Miss Ethie DeHart Miss Charlotte DeHart and Mr Roy Cap er who also returned home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ritter and Son
A. J. DeHart
Fairmont Avenue
Steelton, Pa
Ethie
Charlotte DeHart
Roy Carper
Cincinnati Man Visits Mother Here
Mr. Leonard Copenhaver of Cincinnati Ohio is spending time here with his mother Mrs Edward Copenhaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Copenhaver
Cincinnati, Ohio
Mrs
Edward Copenhaver
Emerson Resigns as Head Miller at Winchester Milling
Mr. G F Emerson resigns after three years as head miller at Winchester Milling Corporation. The resignation becomes effective September 11 and he will take a similar post in Fort Wayne Indiana. His departure is widely regretted by local colleagues.
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G. F. Emerson
Winchester Milling Corporation
Emerson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pittsburgh Guest Visita Stephens City Home
Miss Eghel Scover of Pittsburgh is the house guest of Miss Mary Louise Barr at her Stephens City residence.
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Eghel Scover
Pittsburgh
Mary Louise Barr
Stephens City
Mr. and Mrs Estes Kline Visit Moorefield Guests of Fisher
Mr and Mrs F Estes Kline of Vaucluse Virginia recently motored to Moorefield West Virginia where they are guests of Mr and Mrs George Fisher.
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F. Estes Kline
Vaucluse, Va
Moorefield, W. Va
George Fisher
Social notes of residents visiting relatives and towns
A long list of people from Winchester and surrounding areas visiting relatives or traveling. Names include Raymond Swartz from Railroad Pa and family, C L Kern and son Wilbur from Baltimore, Fred Baker of Elkins West Virginia, Alexander Lyon family of Youngstown, and others visiting in Winchester, Red Bud, Harrisburg, and nearby towns. Several residents travel to New York City, Washington, D C, and London county Virginia for visits or business.
Orders Arrest of Man Who Offered Mysterious Gun
A Spanish pistol tied to the Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills murder case is deemed a ruse by Special Prosecutor Simpson. The alleged planter, linked to a detective agency, may face obstruction of justice charges as authorities pursue a warrant. A Philadelphia chauffeur and a witness named William Wintered provided details about the weapon.
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Associated Press
Somerville
N. J
Philadelphia
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Mills
Simpson
New York
Hudson County
William Wintered
Trysting
Sunday Professional Baseball Approved in Philadelphia
Philadelphia officials may permit Sunday professional baseball without police interference unless a breach of peace or nuisance occurs. Judge Frank Smith ruled there shall be no restraint on enforcing 1794 Sunday laws, with arrests possible on Monday or weekdays if needed. Doy Mack negotiated a test game with the Chicago White Sox at Shibe Park tomorrow unless rain delays.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Frank Smith
Coman Pleas Court
Dony Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Shiele Park
West Seeks Tariff Rises for Farm Products
Senator Capper in a White House visit argues the agricultural West will push for higher tariff protection and price stabilization in the next Congress. He cites a push for a higher wheat duty and a tariff on hides, while noting divisions with Illinois over stabilization measures. Capper expects no revolt, with adjustments coming after the new Congress begins work.
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Associated Press
Paul Smith
Congress
Capper
Kansas
White House
West
McNary-Haugen
Gill
Coolidge
Junius Rosenwald
Chicago
Sears-Roebuck Company
Illinois
United
United States
Old Deed Found For Land In Winchester
Mr. George Haines of East Cork street received a letter from Emmett C. Berry of Page Valley Bank in Luray Virginia claiming possession of a 1753 Fairfax grant for land at the corner of South Loudoun and East Cork streets in Winchester. The land is said to include the former Red Lion Tavern site, now housing Mr. Haines.
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George Haines
East Cork Street
Emmett C. Berry
Paget Valley Bank
Luray
Lord Fairfax
Winchester
South Loudoun
Emmett
Red Lion
Loudoun
Cork Streets
Haines
Shiek of Movies Not So Well After Operation
Rudolph Valentino, famed shiek of the movies, underwent an appendicitis operation and ulcer removal last Sunday. Doctors reported today he suffered considerable discomfort from a slight spread of infection into the abdominal wall but said there is no cause for undue anxiety. Mr. D. E. Stultz spent the day in Hagerstown on business.
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Associated Press
New York
Rudolph Valentino
Shiek
Youths in Stolen Car Arrested for Transporting Liquor
Sheriff pursuing a fleeing car fired at tires, wounding at least one in the shoulder. The sedan was halted and its occupants fled. A half gallon of liquor was found inside. Car owned by Shanholtz of Winchester, who along with Lillis was arrested. Both youths deny involvement, bail set at 259 each for Woodstock transport liquor case.
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Shanholtz
Winchester
Lillis
Piccadilly Street
Borden
Woodstock
Winners In Pony Class At Clarke County Show
At the Clarke county Horse and Colt Show the pony class awards were revised after Mayflower was disqualified for oversize. The purse went to Billy owned by Alberta Dillon, with Doris owned by Radcliffe Merchant taking second place.
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Clarke County
Mayflower
Billy
Alberta Dillon
Doris
Radcliffe Merchant
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Virginia Federation
Sydney F. Small
Roanoke
John Buchanan
Bristol
Ernest Baldwin
Virginia Federation of Music Clubs
Albemarle
Clarke
Cal- Soeper
Fairfax
Fauquier
Frederick
Green
Madison
Orange
Gee
Prince’ William
Rappahannock
Standoah
Spottsylvania
Stafford
Warren
Guy Bendoff
Woodstock Organization
J. A. Johnson
Elizabeth
Hampton Ritenour
Vada
Conner
Neta Ritenour
Peter Winchester Rouss
Rouss
Mount Hebron
Jefferson County
W. Va
Shenandoah River
Mr. Bayliss
Dr. Freed
Mr. Loring Wright
Sample Shoe Store
C. L. Kern
Wilbur
H. F. Kern
Fred Baker
Alexander Lyon and Sons
Masters Alexander and
Billy Lyon
Youngstown
Ohio
H. P. Tabb
Virginia Boya
H. Be-McCormac
New York City
Preston Sartelle
Redkey, Ind
Mary Lees Hardy
Frances Gold
Salem, Va
Charles Denny
Richard L. Gray
Snonandoah Valley National Bank
Ftuds
Waynes , Va
Albert Baker
Sybilla Crisman
A. D. Cunningham
Red Bud
Alan Peery
Garland Canter
Harrisburg, Pa
Messrs
H. A. Strong
J. R. Hay Ter
Liverpool
Eng
G. F. House
Elizabeth Biddle
Front Royal
Bessie Conrad
West Boscawen Street
Nathanson Company
D. E. Stultz
Hagerstown
Ramsey
De‘taiz
Ramsey FurnIture CO
West Water Street
Winchester Fair
County Court House
Rob T. T. Barton
Court House
C. R. McCann
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