Wedding of Miss Edmundson and C. Z. Edmundson
The ceremony for Miss Edmundson and C Z Edmundson took place in Charlottesville with sister Anna Cloud among the attendees. Best man Warren Cloud, several out of town guests, and elaborate church decorations marked the event as they plan to reside in Ithaca after his doctoral studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Cloud
Chancery
Warren Cloud
Harrison Waite
Paul Whitman
Greenwood
Edmundson
Virginia Avenue
Charlottesville
Mr. Edmundson
C. Z. Edmundson
Handley High School
University of Virginia
Cornell
L. R. Smith
Charles H. Harand
Ethelarper
Holmes Harper
Katie Evans
J.M. Goodloe
Dorothy
Big Stone Gap
Hubert Spohn
Louisville, Ky
Marshall Cowherd
Hester and
Sampson
Mary Champ Parrish
Gordonsville
Bruce Brown
Toronto
Canada
John Allan Goodloe
Richmond
William Schenck
Alexandria
Clarence Brannon
Raleigh
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Choirs and Fundraisers
Wednesday features regular young people choir practice at United Brethren and a yard party at Clearbrook benefiting Brucetown Hi-League. Grace Lutheran hosts an adult choir rehearsal at 8 30 pm. Thursday includes Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at Friends' Meeting House and Girl Scouts and Rotary Club gatherings. Evening events list dances at Hotel Drusilla and Bryarly schoolhouse with rain contingency noted. Monday brings Elk’s benefit Labor Day dance at Hotel Drusilla and a Labor Day dance at Bluemont’s Blue Ridge Nite Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Clearbrook
Brucetown
Hi-League
Grace Lutheran Church
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Friends’ Meeting House
W. A. Baker
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Girls’ Athletic Association
East Piccadilly Street
Drusilla Jordan
Bryarly School House
Stine’s Chapel
American Legion Post
Geo. Washington Hotel
Young People’s Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Winchester Lodge of Elk’s
Hotel Drusilla
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Blue Ridge
Bluemont
Miss Delia Buck Cloud Weds Mr. R. S. Edmundson
In Charlottesville's University Chapel on Saturday evening August 27 at 8 o'clock Miss Delia Buck Cloud married Mr. Raymond Smith Edmundson. The ceremony featured violin music by Alexander Teass and Elizabeth Hill, with Rev. Dr. H. W. Battle officiating. The bride wore white satin with rhinestone detailing and orange blossoms in her veil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Buck Cloud
R. S. Edmundson
University Chapel
Charlottesville
Raymond Smith Edmundson
Alexander Teass
Lynchburg
Elizabeth Hill
University
H. W. Battle
Lohengrin
Herbert Cloud
W. V. Kine
Orange
Henry Coleman
Clarence Brannon
Kuykendall announces marriage of Mary Kuykendall to Ed Driscoll
Mrs. James Sloan Kuykendall of this city reports the marriage of her daughter Miss Mary Ray Kuykendall to Mr. Edwin Taylor Driscoll of University Virginia. The wedding occurred Thursday August 25 in Alexandria Virginia with Mrs. Terrell Sheehan of Staunton as matron of honor and Little Miss Betty Sheehan as flower girl. The couple will be at home after September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sloan Kuykendall
Mary Ray Kuykendall
Edwin Taylor Driscoll
University, Va
Alexandria
Kuykendall
Terrell Sheehan
Staunton
Betty Sheehan
Former Pastor Visits as Local Social Notes
The Rev Norris A Lineweaver former Market Street Methodist Church pastor now based in V8 visited town yesterday. Local residents hosted dinners and guests included the Lafollette family of Gaylord and Edith Fillmore of Washington. A Harrisburg doctor and Miss Marguerite Peery of Winchester received a marriage license in the corporation clerk office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris A. Lineweaver
Market Street
William J. Muse
Trone
Jefferson Davis
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Corporation Clerk’s Office
William Lee Clark
Harrisburg
Marguerite McLeod Peery
Winchester
Harristy
Benjamin Clark
Wyebrook
Helen V. Peery
City
Lloyd R. Peery
Local travelers head home and visit relatives across states
Mrs. Charles M. Brown and her son Charles along with Harry Maloy Jr. return to Altoona Pa. after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dale in South Kent Street and other relatives. Ellis Maloy of Greenwood will join them later. Virginia Steck travels to Hot Springs Va. to visit Miss Viola Boleyn. Mrs. H Clay DeGrange and daughter Dorothy DeGrange, returning from Camp Strawderman Edinburg Va., proceed to Manheim Pa. to see Mrs. Wm A Ensminger for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Brown
Charles
Harry Maloy, Jr
Thomas J. Dale
South Kent Street
Altoona
Ellis Maloy
Greenwood
Virginia Steck
Hot Springs, Va
Viola Boleyn
H. Clay DeGrange
Dorothy DeGrange
Camp Strawderman
Edinburg
Manheim
Rs Ww. A. Ensminger
Richard Wright Jr Made Examiner of District Records
Woodstock attorney Richard B Wright Jr son of former State Senator R S Wright of Strasburg qualified in circuit court as examiner of the records for the Seventeenth Judicial District, covering Shenandoah Frederick Clarke counties and Winchester city. Appointment by State Tax Commissioner C H Morrissett follows the resignation of State Senator Russell Cather who seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress.
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Woodstock
Richard 8. Wright, Jr
R. S. Wright
Strasburg
Seventeenth Judicial District
Shenandoah
Frederick
Clarke
Winchester
C. H. Morrissett
Russell Cather
Congress
Young Democrats Leader Wright Emerges in Shenandoah Valley
Mr Wright a University of Virginia graduate leads the Young Democrats Club of Shenandoah county and is well known in this section of the Valley, indicating rising influence in local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
University of Virginia
Young Democrats Club
Shenandoah County
Traders Actively Cashing Paper Profits in Slump
The stock market closed the second recovery month with traders cashing in paper profits as steel declines and Labor Day weekend approaches spurred selling. Cotton and wheat fell alongside stocks during the day. Sterling cables opened at 3.46 dollars, down three quarters of a cent. call money reemerged at 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Sterling
Across the Country Hikers Seek Comfort on Wandering Trips
The passage notes hikers traveling coast to coast face rough beds and poor food yet draw amusement from their journeys. It suggests travelers wear out car seats more than shoes and jokes that resorts fleece locals by promising a year’s value in three months.
Sugared mortar used in old New England church discovery
Malden Massachusetts researchers reveal sugar added to lime and mortar in the Faulkner Memorial Methodist Church built in 1907. Mellon Institute tests show sugar increases tensile strength and retards plaster setting, prompting talk of durable future skyscrapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
New England
United States
Faulkner Memorial Methodist Church
Mellon Institute
Faulkner
Charles B. Clark
John Fox
Fox
Clark
Faulkner M. E
Revilo M. Standish
Meilon Institute
Dozen Farmers Sprayed By Shot In Iowa War
Twelve farmers on picket lines were wounded by shotgun fire from an unidentified car as tear gas bombs preceded the assault near Cherokee Iowa. Sheriff Tilton and County Attorney Rodman opened an inquiry into the latest violence tied to farmers withholding produce for higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cherokee
Iowa
Arthur N. Tilton
R. G. Rodman
Albany
N. Y
New York State
James W. Whitley
Columbia County
New York
Fruit Rulings In France Up For Discussion
Paris August 31 negotiators from France and the United States met to discuss an interim agreement on import quotas for American fruit while awaiting a general trade treaty. The American proposal seeks a permanent settlement as current quotas mainly hit apples and pears and cut about 39 percent of American fruit imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
French and American Commission
Jmet
Ma Ferguson Increases Lead in Dallas Governor Race
Mrs Miriam A Ma Ferguson widened her Democratic gubernatorial lead over Governor Ross Sterling to 1965 votes as official returns from seven counties still missing show Ferguson with 4756755 and Sterling 473790 in the statewide count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Miriam A
Ferguson
Sterling
Chicago Grain Closing Prices for August 31
Closing prices showed Wheat September old 52 and 51 2 thirds, December 56 14, May corn September 30 1 2, December 33 1 2, May 38, December 19, rye September 31 42, December 34 1 2, May 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Miss Kuykendall
Mr. E. T. Driscoll
Whitacre 4-H
Whitacre
Arthur Tinsman
Sybilla Crisman
Gray Avenue
Mary Warden Boyd
Virginia Hunter Boyd
Virginia Beach
RED Cross
Huntsberry
Dr. Clark
Miss Peery
South End Hose Company
Company
West Monmouth Street
Mary Rogers
Uise
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Towson, Md
Lewisburg
Covington and Kimbleton, Va
Henry Daugherty
Herman Lee
Woodland Avenue
Charles Isaacs
Carroll S. Smith
West Clifford Street
William Payne
Nannie Tucker Payne
Charleston
W. N Page
Melvin Green
South Washington Street
States
Mildred Hook
Ocean City
N. J
Emma Gina Baker
White Sulphur Springs
Jane Mudd
North
Cameron Street
Eliza Tucker
Thomass. Ferguson
Washington
West Piccadilly Street
Young People's Choir
The
S. G. Stewart
Beaver Creek, Md
Robert Kreamer
Silver Hill
Libby Wingfield
Harris Addition
Roanoke
Katherine Hewitt
West Cecil Street
Mrs
Robert White
Double Tollgate
Charles N. Tyndell
Terra Haute
Ind
Ryland Washington
Annapolis
Peyton Marshall
South Stewart Street
Mason Ambler
Parkersburg
Minnie C. Baker
A. C. Oates
Lillian Johnson
Pittsburgh
Charleroi
Richard Wright Jr
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
France
Brown & Fisher, Inc
Jas. P. Reardon
Rouse Avenue City
Commercial & Savings Bank
North Main Street
R. M. Swimley
Lebanon
Swift
Pure Food Store
Braddock and
Boscawen
Nave
Cor
Loudoun and
Boscawen St
Lovett Brothers
N. Main St
Lovett
Margaret L. Hodgson
N. Loudoun Street
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