Quiet wedding at Anderson home unites Braithwaite and Snapp
Miss Margaret Leoola Braithwaite and Hunter Snapp wed at 9:45 p.m. in the Anderson residence with Rev. J. F. M. officiating. Best man Lee Grant and maid of honor Lucille Clevenger attended. The couple plan to reside in Edinburg. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Frank Keller of Baltimore spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Maynard Wise Carver on Wast Piccadilly Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus Anderson
Margaret Leoola Braithwaite
Hunter Snapp
Edinburgh
J. FM
First Christian Church
Lee Grant
Lucille Clevenger
Mrs. Snapp
Edinburg
Frank Keller
Baltimore
Mrs
Maynard Wisecarver
Wast Piccadilly Street
Neikirk Family Returns From Visit In Maryland
Mr and Mrs Charles Neikirk and daughter Virginia have returned to their home in Hagerstown Maryland after spending a week with Mr and Mrs E W Cather on West Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Neikirk
Virginia
Hagerstown
E. W. Cather
West Water Street
Johnsons to visit Richmond guests at Byrd home
Dr and Mrs Thomas Johnson of Richmond are expected to arrive tomorrow and will be guests of Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd at her Amherst street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Johnson
Richmond
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
Girls' Athletic Association Meeting Postponed
The Girls' Athletic Association meeting scheduled this week has been postponed due to the fair and will be held at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
Mrs Agnes Smoot visits relatives in Canton and heads home
Mrs. Agnes Smoot, visiting her brother Jesse M. Sager in Canton, Ohio, passed through town Saturday evening en route to her home in Woodstock, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes ‘Smoot
Jesse M. Sager
Canton
Woodstock
Mr James W Davidson Visits Relatives in Newport News
Mr James W Davidson of Newport News Virginia is in town visiting relatives and friends, meeting local acquaintances during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Davidson
Newport, News, Va
Mrs Brandt Visits Reginald Haines Family in This City
Mrs Brandt of Kansas City Missouri visits at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Reginald Haines in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brandt
Kansas City, Mo
Jglaw
Reginald Haines
Goss Family Returns Home From Chestertown Visit
Mr and Mrs William Goss and their child return today to their home at Chestertown Md after visiting the former's mother Mrs Lacy Goss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goss
Lacy Goss
Chestertown, Md
Ruth Haines to Teach in Salisbury This Fall
Miss Ruth Haines daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Haines has left for Salisbury North Carolina where she will teach school for the fall and winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Haines
John B. Haines
Salisbury
N. C
Reardon Family Returns From Maryland Weekend Visit
Mr. James P. Reardon departed Saturday for Jtherville Maryland for a weekend stay and returned today with Mrs. Reardon and their son James P. Reardon Jr who had been with relatives in Lutherville for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Reardon
Jtherville, Md
Mrs Greene Aldridge and Mrs Ambler Return Home
Mrs James Greene Aldridge of Charles Town West Virginia and Mrs H B Ambler of Atlanta Georgia have been guests of Mr and Mrs J Few Brown and returned Saturday evening to their respective homes after a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Greene Aldridge
Charles Town
W. Va
H. B. Ambler
Atlanta, Ga
J. Few Brown
Mr A C Slonaker Returns From Pacific Coast Trip
Mr A C Slonaker arrived home after a three week journey to the Pacific coast and a visit with relatives in the middle west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Slonaker
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Miss Josephine Arthur Returns to Richmond Hospital
Miss Josephine Arthur visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Arthur on Northwestern Grade returned to Stuart Circle Hospital in Richmond Virginia today for medical care following her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Arthur
B. F. Arthur
Stuart Circle Hospital
Richmond
Mrs. Sencindiver and Family Return From Strasburg Visit
Mrs. Fred Sencindiver and her two children arrived home yesterday after visiting relatives in Strasburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sencindiver
Strasburg, Va
Mrs. D. L. Gruver Visits Strasburg Shopper
Mrs. D. L. Gruver of Strasburg Virginia spent the day in town shopping, a brief note on local social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Gruver
Strasburg, Va
Berryville Farmer Enters V M I For Second Year
Mr. Everarde McGee of Audley Farm near Berryville left for Lexington Virginia to begin his second year at Virginia Military Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everarde McGee
Audley Farm
Berryville
Lexington
Mr and Mrs M V Snake Return From Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs M V Snake returned to their home today after a weekend in Chambersburg Pennsylvania for a family reunion and a visit with relatives in Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Snake
Chambersburg
Mechanicsburg
Mrs Blanch Crickenberger Guests at George Washington Hotel
Mrs Blanch Crickenberger and Mr Crickenberger from White Sulphur Springs are spending several days at the George Washington Hotel.
Mrs Dolly Newcome Reaches Home After West Visit
Mrs Dolly E Newcome returns home after an extended visit with her brother in Los Angeles California She paused in Harrisburg Pennsylvania for two weeks visiting relatives and friends aboard her journey back home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly E. Newcome
Los Angeles
Mount Vernon Couple Guests of Norton Family
Mr and Mrs Harry H Cook of Mount Vernon New York visit Mrs Cooks parents Mr and Mrs George F Norton at their North Braddock street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Cook
Mount Vernon, N. Y
Mrs. Cook
George F.norton
North Braddock St
Miller Family Hosts Return From Capon River Camp
Mr and Mrs John Miller and guests Mr and Mrs Jilkins returned home after spending time at a Capon River camp hosted by the Miller family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Miller
Mrs. Jilkins
Capon
Mrs. Miller
Social Guests And Weekend Visit In Town
Miss Anna Hamberger of Baltimore visits Mr and Mrs Philip Klompus at their South Main Street home. Mr and Mrs W L Hodges of Norfolk Virginia spend the weekend at Hotel Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hamberger
Baltimore
Philip Klompus
South Main Street
W. L. Hodges
Norfolk, Va
Hotel Jack
Champlin and Berns Guests in Virginia Valley Tour
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Champlin of Glen Dale Maryland and Mr. and Mrs. E. Berns of Washington visited Hotel Jack for a weekend. The party is touring the Valley of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Champlin
Glen Dale
E. Berns
Washington
Jack
Virginia
Col Mitchell Survives Plane Crash After Calm Landing
Col William S. Mitchell chief of the eighth corps air force escaped unharmed when his plane crashed during takeoff at the remount station in San Antonio. He guided the aircraft to a clear spot, somersaulted, then crawled free and saluted the staff before returning to Fort Sam Houston as if nothing happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonia
Tex
William S. Mitchell
Eighth Corps
Mitchell
Remount
Eight Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Heiges Expires Suddenly in Brookline Mass
George R. Heiges of Brookline Massachusetts dies suddenly at his home as telegrams notify relatives in Grimes County. Heiges headed a leading Boston ice and cold storage firm and leaves wife Nellie Hubbard and children Arthur and Virginia. Funeral planned in York Pennsylvania at 1 30 pm Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Heiges
Brookline
Mass
Grimes
Boston
York
Dealings Increase in Mexican Bonds Amid Market Confusion
The Associated Press reports a volatile stock market with mixed buying and selling. Mexican bonds led the gains thanks to Mexico's fiscal progress and resumed relations with Britain, while New Haven and Chesapeake and Ohio issues rose and St Paul Erie and Pere Marquette fell. Otis Steel eights rose on hopes for bond redemption after merger talks. Call money renewal fell to 4 1/2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Great Britain
New Haven Tours
Chesapeake and Ohio
St. Paul
Erie
Pere Marquette
Otis Steel
Commission House
Last Summer Day Amid Heat Wave Hightends City Respite
The article notes a short hot summer ending on the last day of August with a near record heat wave. Thermometer read 84 degrees in the shade in the afternoon as drought conditions persisted, making conditions trying for residents.
A Fine Program Broadcast by Leading Artists
Radio from WCBR at the fair grounds last night featured a diverse program from Mrs. Clair Dotterer of the Colonial Theatre. It included sacred songs, solos and violin numbers with encore requests via telephone, plus remarks by Capt. Gray and Dad Ryan about the fair and the apple movie. Tonight at 7 the Empire Theatre Symphony Orchestra performs a dinner concert followed by a varied program including Miss Freed and other artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCBR
Fair Grounds
Claire Dotterer
Colonial Theatre
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
F. L. Buckley
Harry C. Stouffer
Buzzella Henry
Harriett Pear
Peter Vredenburgh
Louise Ollis
Philomena Laren
Robert Barr
Buckley
Floyd Haines
Sartelle
Mary Louise Sartelle
Rosenberger
Miss Laren
Louise Hollis
Missy Laren
Harriet Pearson
Gray
Robert L. Gray
Dad” Ryan
Colonial
Empire Theatre
Freed
Griffith
Reynolds
Educated Ape Dies Here At Winchester Fair
Peter Pan, a highly educated baboon in the Riley Shows at Winchester Fair, died last night after illness. The ape sat at a table with knife and fork, performed tricks, and was a gentle favorite of fairgoers. He will be buried on the fair grounds this afternoon as show managers seek a successor in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pan
Winchester Fair
Fair Grounds
New York
Nurses' Home appeal for public support continues
The institution urges unstinted public support during times of need and pledges to continue serving humanity to the best of its ability.
Strasburg Colored Men Fined In Court
Gus Hill and Sid Elliott, both colored and from Strasburg Virginia, were arrested after police found an automatic revolver in HIlls coat. Hill was fined 25.25 dollars for carrying concealed weapons while Elliott was fined 7 dollars for being drunk. The revolver was confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Hill
Sid Elliott
Strasburg
Guthridge
Sid
Gus
Executor's sale of personal property in Virginia
The undersigned will sell at auction for cash at the late Rev. F. A. Strother's residence in Stephens City Virginia at 1 o'clock PM Monday September 7 1925. Items include a spring wagon stick wagon buggy two more 45 chickens field crops fodder corn fodder and household effects such as stoves bureaus wash stands bedsteads mattresses and chairs. Mrs F A Strother will sell a lot of household effects at the same time and place on the same terms. M M Lynch executor of Rev F A Strother deceased is listed as the executor with Duvall and Dunn as auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Strother
Stephens City
M. M. Lynch
Aged Woman Breaks Hip At Wardensville Camp Meeting
Mrs. Farmer, wife of George W. Farmer a leading Hampshire County resident, fractured her hip falling from an automobile at a Wardensville camp meeting. Dr. Robert E. Lee attended her. due to age her condition is serious.
Water supply debate as dam alters flow and stops for mill
City investigates sudden water increase after turning back water into Shawnee spring and dam. Engineers from Norton Bird Whitman and state health board inspect possible cesspool drainage effects. Restrictions ease slightly with limited lawn watering and auto washing while identifying remedy and ongoing supply improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dandridge
Richard Messer
State Board of Health
Shawnee Spring
Gustav Requert
Norton, Bird and Whitman
Baltimore
Water Committee
New Stable Show Boosts Virginia Horse Entries
A $1,000,000 interest revival brings W R Galloway of Ronceverte to Fair View Gentry Todd and Arian Watts, with fresh entries and a lively crowd anticipated at the Winchester horse show. A pony class adds a $25 purse from Red Gate managers McCann and R P Drury, stirring competition. Barbara Drury’s My Idol and Mrs Isabel Thomas’s Sylvan Smoke are featured, with entries ranging from two to twenty contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley of
Virginia
W. R. Galloway
Ronceverte
W. Va
Galloway
Fair View
Gentry Todd
Arian Watts
A.llopkins
Petersburg
George Washington
Winchester
McCann
R. P. Drury
Red Gate
Barbara Drury
Front Royal
Charles Town
Berryville
Warrenton
Isabele Thomas
Sylvan Smoke
Fair Management
Percy R. Drury
Winchester Fair
Ewart Johnston
Lone Star
Ewart Johnson
Fleetwood
Percy R.wry
Saint
L. M. Allen
Miks Clifton
Billy Jacobs
Golden Eagle
Orville van Dusen
Lough Spur
Julia Gatewood
Clifton
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
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Margaret Braithwaite
Mr. Snapp
Goodyear
Nurses
Claim Water
Green Hunters
Tipperary
L .M. Allen
Virginia Jacobs
Edw. B. Jacobs
Orville van Deuson
May Flower
Orville van Deusen
P. R. Drury
Waugh Glasscock
High Ball
Nancy P. Harmer
Claire de Lune
Anna F. Hedrick
Capt
Edward Johnson
Barefoot Boy
Anna F
B. Jacobs
Hindoo
J. M. Trapnell
Edw
Anna Hedrick
Nancy P. Hanna
Lough Spring
J. M. Traphell
Jane Todd
Frank Bowler
Norfolk
Bertie Bingen
Windsor and Myers
Cambridge
King Scott
W. E. Miller
Washing
Roncerverte
Anna Baron
Frank Thomas
DD. C
Arion Watts
Asgt
Peter Prodigal
R. F. Hanna
Fort Loudoun Seminary
N. Braddock St
Woodstock Lane
Frank Butsler
Winchester and Western R. R. Bldg
Willwood Ave
A. H. Dove
F. A. Shryock
Bath
Piccadilly St
Philip Williams
Rouss Ave
Braddock St
N. Braddock
Montana Hall
White Post
J. W. Newcome
R. 1
Main St
Fair Play Store
N. Kent
S. Market St
Vic
Chapman
Leicester St
Damsons
Cork St
Washion
H. W. Flagg
R. &. Burg
I. D. Pine, R
Bell
Columbia Bigs
Farmview Ave
Carewes
Idahos
Walls
Good Western
F. We
St.ord
Powhatan
Airdale
Bobby
Sally T. Cameron
Raleigh
Robt. C. Randolph
Boyce
Care Star
Virginia Greene
W. le
Army and Navy Store
Melton
Stevens
Penn
Yale
Picid Mackinaws
D. Mackinaws
Army
Tebe
Eene
Ieee
Sereeaer
Army & Navy Store
Ma Sei
Aga al
Aeeas
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