A. N. Lineweaver to Wed Miss Dorothy Richardson
Engagement announced between Miss Dorothy P. Richardson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Richardson of Norfolk Virginia and Abram Newton Lineweaver Jr son of Mrs A N Lineweaver and the late Mr Lineweaver of Harrisonburg The wedding is set for early October Miss Richardson is Ithaca Conservatory of Music graduate and Sigma Alpha Iota member Mr Lineweaver attended the University of Virginia Other items note Mrs Virginia Wall hosting visitors in Rappahannock county and travelersMrs Lydia Emmart back to Winchester due to sister illness Fredericksburg Free Lance Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Lineweaver
Dorothy Richardson
Raymond R. Richardson
Norfolk
Dorothy P. Smith
Abram Newton Lineweaver, Jr
Lineweaver
Harrisonburg
Richardson
Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Ithaca
Net
Sigma Appha Iota
University of Virginia
Lydia I. Emmart
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Winchester
Fredericksburg
Free Lance Star
Picnic Honoring Miss Victoria Shakoian At Boyce
Miss Ethel Cooper of Boyce hosted a Tuesday afternoon picnic in honor of her niece Miss Victoria Shakoian. Attendants included Miss Edna Trenary Miss Elizabeth Trenary Marguerite Joliffe Elizabeth Joliffe Josephine Joliffe Sybil Kent Marian Herne Helen Andrews Dorothy Bell Messrs Powell Jolliffe Buddie Lowe Russell Lowe and George Shakoian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shakoian
Ethel Cooper
Boyce
Victoria Shakoian
Edna
Elizabeth Trenary
Marguerite
Elizabeth
Josephine Jolliffee
Sybil Kent
Marian Herne
Helen Andrews
Dorothy Bell
Messrs
Powell Jolliffe
Buddie
Russell Lowe
George Shakoian
Dudley Washington Nuptials Set For September 6
Miss Hannah Fairfax Washington daughter of Mrs. William Dodge Washington of Warrenton and Mr. Thomas Underwood Dudley Jr. of Middleburg will wed at 5 o clock Thursday afternoon September 6 in St James Episcopal Church Warrenton announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley-Washington
Hannah Fairfax Washington
William Dodge Washington
Warrention
Thomas Underwood Dudley, Jr
Middleburg
St. James Episcopal Church
Warrenton
Local People Patients At Martinsburg Hospital
Four tonsillectomy and adenoid patients underwent operations at King's Daughters Hospital this morning. Mrs. J. B. Marker of Opequon and Miss Anne Fay Sutphin of Winchester were among the patients, both visiting due to relatives on the nursing staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg Hospital
King’s Daughters Hospital
J. B. Marker
Opequon
Anne Fay Sutphin
Winchester
Fudge Williams and Party Home From Seashore
Judge and Mrs Philip Williams returned home from a seaside trip with their two children Ann Dunbar and Shirley Carter Williams. The family vacation concluded with their safe arrival and plans to resume daily routines in their hometown city.
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Fudge
Williams
Party
Seashore
Judge
Philip Williams
Ann Dunbar
Shirley Carter Williams
Carmichaels and Palmer On Virginia Motor Trip
Mrs. John Carmichael and Miss Virginia Tucker Carmichael with Lieut. Williston B. Palmer of Fort Sill are touring the Valley of Virginia. They plan a weekend stay with Mrs. Virginia Carmichael in Lexington, Va. Hagerstown, Md. Globe.
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John Carmichael
Virginia Tucker Carmichael
Williston B. Palmer
Fort Sill
8. D
Valley of Virginia
Virginia Carmichael
Lexington
Hagerstown
Globe
Local Residents Take Salvation Vacations And Travel News
Mr and Mrs W E Henson of Berryville vacationing in Richmond Norfolk Ocean View and Roanoke. Master W E Henson Jr stays with grandparents near Boyce. Mrs G O Miller and Mrs Keith W Woods return from Washington. Dr and Mrs B B Dutton and son back after week with friends in eastern Virginia. Garland March returns to Washington after three weeks with the Johnston family on North Kent. Mrs George B Reynolds registered at Grace Dodge Hotel Washington. Mrs Thresa Owen Smith travels to Rochester New York for Harper method agents convention. Mrs Peter House returns from Winchester for nephew Jesse Dove funeral drowned at Looney Creek near Buchanan Virginia. Mrs J E Keffer improved after tonsil operation at Memorial Hospital.
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Garland March
Washington
Mrs
Frank Johnston
North Kent Street
Peter House
Virginia Avenue
Winchester
Jesse Dove
Looney Creek
Buchanan
Martinsburg Journal
Brackbits and Bouquets For the Smith Address
Prominent Democrats and Republicans nationwide commented on Governor Smiths acceptance speech. Democrats praised his frank positions. Republicans criticized them though nonpartisan views appeared. Notable figures cited include Josephus Daniels Crist George N Peek Jennie M Callias and Edward W Gray who cautioned against Hoover endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Smith
Josephus Daniels
Representative Crist
Georgia
George N. Peek
Jennie M. Callias
Nebraska
Guernor Smith
Hudson, N. J
Dispatch
Edward W. Gray
Herbert Hoover
Gray
Squirrels Roam County Farmed Areas Threaten Crops
Some county sections report scarce squirrels while others face heavy populations. Farmers complain they eat corn and seek permission to kill, but such permission is not granted. Open season starts September 1 for legal slaughter.
Waynesboro Press Sold to Record-Herald Publishers
The Waynesboro Daily Press, published in Waynesboro for ten years, has been sold to the publishers of the Record-Herald. Announcement states the purchase transfers ownership and future publication to the Record-Herald group.
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Waynesboro, Pal
Daily Press
Record-Herald
Waynesboro to Keep Single Daily Newspaper
The Press publishers announce that Waynesboro can support two dailies only if financially viable. Despite legal support, editors say it is presently impossible for two daily newspapers to survive in the town.
Prices Advance In the Face of Heavy Selling
New York on August 23 reports stock prices advancing despite heavy selling pressure. Market activity shows mixed gains with key indicators fluctuating as traders evaluate corporate results and economic data. Investors weigh earnings, dividends, and prospect of monetary policy shifts.
Market Ends Firm After Heavy Morning Selloff
Trading continued forward despite fears of a large increase in Federal Reserve broker loans to be announced after the close. Several favorites declined 2 to 4 points in morning trading, but copper and food shares accumulated enough to lift the overall trend. Call money stayed at 7 percent. The day closed firm with total volume near 3,100,090 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
Child Rises as Worthiest Investment in Family Bond
A playful view asserts a child is a sound investment whose deeds build lasting bonds and yield the strongest interest for families.
Packard Used Cars Ad Highlights Historic Models
A vintage car dealer lists multiple Packard models from 1923 to 1928 including Club Sedans, Standard Sedans, Masters, and Roadsters with prices from $350 to $1800. Also features Studebaker and Ford items, plus other makes like Pierce Arrow and Hupmobiles, finishing with a sales pitch “Ask the man who bought one from us.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick
Washington Blaze Forcing Apartments Dwellers Out
Fire at an unoccupied school next to Cordova Apartments in Washington drove residents from their units in night attire. The blaze, subdued within an hour, filled the area with dense smoke and sent government workers and other residents fleeing to nearby buildings in the hot air.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cordova
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Virginia Wall
Rappahannock County
Master William Wall
West Clifford Street
J. Maurice Bowzee
Katherine Anderson
Virginia Bannister
Mildred Rhodes
New York
Nurse
Mary Miller
Cape May
N. J
Miss Emmatt
Mrs. Carmichael
Valley
G. O. Miller
Keith W. Woods
B. B. Dutton
Virginia
George B. Reynolds
City
Grace Dodge Hotel
Thresa Owen Smith
Rochester, N. Y
Harper Method Agents
J. E. Keffer
Memorial Hospital
Waynesboro Press
Goodyear
W.A. Buncutter & Son
Albin, Va
John L. Shing
H. J. Lake
J. P. Stine
C. Richard Boyce
Bond Brothers
Lee-Jackson
Winchester Auto Sales
The
Laara, Pinaburgh, Pa
Paul
Hupmobile
Shenandoah
Nash Dealers
Ford Coupe
C. E. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
Hudsons
Auto Parts Corporation
Hudson-Fessex Agency
Loudoun Street
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Penn’s Tire Service
Packard
Packards
Chryslers
Studebakers
Rives
Wee Eee
Ford
Chevrolet
Pierce-Arrow
Dodge
George Washington Garage
N. Main St
Washington Blaze
H. W. Ebert
Winchester Used
C. I. Brumback
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