Miss Betty Novick Bride of Mr. Max Levine in Baltimore
Betty Novick married Max Levine of Boston in a Baltimore synagogue ceremony under a canopy of fresh flowers. Attended by family, the couple plans a Boston home after a honeymoon. The Winchester-born bride, educated at Handley, worked at Shenandoah Valley National Bank and has many local friends and relatives. Guests came from multiple cities in Maryland, Virginia, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuk Aes
Betty
Ink Neo
Winc Ae
Max Levine
Harry ‘Levine
Bos
J. L.man
Herndon
Bride
Sam Levine
Boston
Weisen
N ‘Arry Cohen
Bal- Pee
Joseph Nachman
Mar‘a
Dr. A. Coblentz
Bbi
Jacob Weisgal
J. Wetzler
Alagar
Handley
Xearc
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Marshall
Leonardéetown
Harrisburg
Harris Honeymoon Return Ties Couple to Winchester
Mr and Mrs Edward M Harris return from a Thanksgiving wedding trip to Roanoke and will reside at Washington Inn in Winchester. Mrs Harris is formerly Miss Orra Virginia Hardesty of Summit Point West Virginia. Mr Harris is son of Dr and Mrs J E Harris of Berryville and works with Northern Virginia Power Company.
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Edward Harris
Edward M. Harris
Roanoke
Winchester
Washington Inn
Harris
Orra Virginia Hardesty
Stanley L. Hardesty
Summit Point
W. Va
J. E. Harris
Berryville
Northern Virginia Power Company
Adult Missionary Society Meets Tonight
The Adult Missionary Society will gather this evening at the church to discuss planned outreach activities and schedule future meetings. Members are urged to bring reports and proposed mission projects for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adult Missionary Society
The
Adult Missionary Society of
Mary Quick Honored as William and Mary on Newport News Float
Miss Mary Quick of Williamsburg, a William and Mary student, was selected to ride on the college float at the opening ceremonies of the James River Bridge in Newport News Virginia. The float depicted King William and Queen Mary with their court, and Miss Quick was one of two girls chosen to symbolize co education. She also played a strong defensive game for the William and Mary hockey club against Sweet Briar, despite a 14 to 4 loss.
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William and Mary College
Mary Quick
James River Bridge
Newport News
William
Queen Mary
England
Miss Quick
William and Mary
Sweetbriar Girls
Marriage License Issued in Martinsburg West Virginia
A marriage license was issued in Martinsburg West Virginia to Herbert Lee McDaniel of this city and Essie Martin a native of Washington Rappahannock County Virginia. McDaniel is the son of James E. McDaniel and is an electrician from Roanoke Virginia.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Herbert Lee McDaniel
Essie Martin
Washington
Rappahannock County
McDaniel
James E. McDaniel
Roanoke, Va
Kremer Conducts Inventory of World’s Largest Library
Mr Alvin W Kremer of the Library of Congress in Washington spent Thanksgiving with his parents on South Kent street. He has led the library inventorial project for six months aided by assistants. The inventory will take several years to inspect the library’s four million volumes.
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Kremer
Alvin W. Kremer
Library of Congress
Washington
C. P. Kremer
South Kent Street
Miss Hilda Patton's Surprise Birthday Party
Miss Hilda Patton daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Patten was surprised at the Amherst street home last evening by about thirty friends in celebration of her birthday. Guests brought many gifts and enjoyed refreshments after lively games and social time.
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Miss Mason
Helen Mason
Bessie Manuel
Lucille Smith
Frances Chapman
Margaret Sutler
Elizabeth
Dorothy Creswell
Catherine Chilcott
Sara Carper
Ruth Ellen Patton
Emma Patton
Messrs
Dorman Dove
Hilda Patton
George W. Patten
Amherst Street
Patton
Miss Patton
Marriage Secretly Solved at East Clifton Dinner
Mr and Mrs Charles Cross hosted a dinner at their East Clifford Street home where they announced the marriage of Miss Margaret Miller Cross to Mr William Bryan Duncan. The couple wed several months ago in Hagerstown Maryland and will reside in Riverton Virginia.
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Charles Cross
East Clifford Street
Margaret Miller Cross
Cross
William Bryan Duncan
William Duncan
Riverton
Hagerstown
Miss Mary Boyd Weds Hugh Tharp In County Ceremony
A marriage license was issued at the Corporation Court to Hugh Tharp of Grimes County and Mary Boyd of Kabletown West Virginia. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr. C. A. Freed at Grace Lutheran Church parsonage. The groom is a farmer, son of Eugene and unnamed Tharp, and the bride is daughter of Robert and Mary Boyd. The couple traveled to Winchester and obtained the license after locating the clerk J. Gray Beverley.
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Mary Boyd
Hugh Tharp
Corporation Court Clerk's
Grimes
Kabletown
W. Va
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church Parsonage
Eugene Tharp
Robert Boyd
Winchester
J. Gray Beverley
Woodbine League To Elect Officers At Friday Meeting
The Woodbine League holds its regular monthly meeting Friday night at 7 20. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Members and all interested are urged to attend.
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Woodbine League
Winchester Resident Receives Maryland Marriage License
Among fifty four licenses issued in Hagerstown Maryland last week several involve Winchester residents. Theodore Cramer Jr and Esther Harbaugh of this city earned licenses Norman L Haymaker of Joyce and Lillian Forsythe of Berryville obtained theirs J Robes Brown longtime Winchester high constable, visiting in Hagerstown at his nephew Fred Wood’s Germantown Street home.
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Hagerstown
Winchester
Theodore Cramer, Jr
Esther Harbaugh
Norman L. Haymaker
Joyce
Lillian Forsythe
Berryville
J. Robes Brown
Fred. Wood
Germain Etreat
Nixdorfs Return From Northern Motor Trip
Mr. Nixdorf and Mrs. Donald M. Nixdorf formerly Dorothy Stuart have returned from a northern motoring trip that included New York City. They occupy their cottage near Hawthorne, the Stuart home, while Mr. Nixdorf works in the local W. R. Spielman Company stock and grain brokerage office.
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Nixdorf
Bride
Donald M. Nixdorf
Dorothy Stuart
E. C. Stuart
Hagerstown
New York City
W. R. Spielm and Company
Mr. Hardy Recovering From Recent Severeness
Clarence E. Hardy veteran Winchester post office official has been ill at home on South Braddock street for over a month with grippe and relapse but is now on the mend with hopes of resuming duties soon. The item lists local visits, travels, and social news involving residents and guests in Winchester and nearby towns.
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Hardy
Clarence E. Hardy
Winchester
South Braddock Street
Local Residents Visit Relatives Across Virginia
Mr and Mrs E P Bean and daughters of this city spent time with relatives in Moorefield West Virginia. Mrs WW Huntsberry and sisters Mrs Steele of Stephens City and Mrs Lineweaver and Dr Lineweaver of Harrisonburg have returned from several days in Richmond and Williamsburg. Miss Cora Newcome of Alexandria visited her parents on National Avenue. Miss Ursula O Leary left for Alexandria for a week then returns home. Dr P W Boyd left for Richmond for a State Medical Board meeting and may return Thursday. Miss Mary Page Millwood Mrs Thomson Sowers Stone Bridge and Miss P M Walker Boyce were here shopping. Mr and Mrs R W Smith Brockport NY were guests at Hotel Jack.
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E. P. Bean
Moorefield
W. Va
Www
EB. Huntsberry
Steele
Stephens City
Lineweaver
Dr. Lineweaver
Harrisonburg
Richmond
Williamsburg
Cora Newcome
Alexandria
George A. Newcome
National Avenue
P. W. Boyd
State Medical Board
Boyd
Winchester
Mary Page
Millwood
Thomson Sowers
Stone Bridge
P. M. Walker
Boyce
New Pontiac Six to Debut With Big Car Features
Pontiac Six, new in almost every respect except name, will soon appear at the Oakland Motor Car Company with bigger power and luxury yet priced like a small six. Production rises toward 270,000 units for 1928, with parts made in Oakland and Fisher plants in Pontiac. National showings are planned around early next year.
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Pontiac
Mich
Oakland Motor Car Company
Oakland Company
Fisher
Oakland
Detroit
Applauding a movie actor is safe
A short editorial notes applause for a movie actor, claiming the applause is safe since the actor cannot return for an encore.
Firemen's Ball Thursday Night
The Charley Rouss Fire Company hosts its annual ball on Thursday evening December 6 at 9 30 in the organization’s dance hall. Music by the Shenandoah Serenaders directed by John A Anderson, billed as the section’s coming popular orchestra. Ticket holders will be honored at the door.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
Shenandoah Serenaders
John A. Anderson
Ecuador Presents Gifts to Hoover on South America Tour
Ecuador showers gifts on President elect Hoover and party as they tour, with hand woven panamas for Mrs Hoover, a pearl necklace and emeralds, plus a rare silver casket. Bananas and packed gifts fill the U S S Maryland amid museum-bound items, while the nation showcases its panama hat heritage.
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U. S
Maryland
Ecuador
Hoover Friendship Mission
Hoover
National Museum
Stanford Museum
Notice to Advertisers urging early copy submission
The Evening Star urges advertisers to submit ad copy early for best setting. Copy over ten inches should reach the office a day before publication, and half or full pages should be sent in earlier if possible.
Radio Schedule Fragments From Many Cities
A dense list of radio time blocks and station identifiers across multiple cities outlines various programs from 6:00 to 11:00 with shows like Eskimos Hour Eveready Hour and Dance Music, featuring stations such as WTIG WJZ WOR WABC WBAL and WCAU. The fragmented OCR notes mix programs, times, and call letters, presenting a snapshot of mid century broadcast scheduling.
Mrs Hoover and gifts from American colony visit
Mrs Hoover wears a hat costing about $100 as a gift from the government. Women here present native blankets and linens and the president elect will receive unpacked gifts including rugs, tablecloths, silks, and pottery for display in Stanford and Washington homes.
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Hoover
Mrs. Hoover
Stanford
Washington
Saxol salve heals rash in two days
Advertisement claims Saxol salve cures skin eruptions including eczema and pimples within two days. Mrs J Clifton testifies it relieved a child’s itching and sleeplessness. Miller's Drug Store promotes the product as instant relief. The Hutchinson News notes political factions in the Kansas State Senate.
Oyster Supper at Round Hill School Friday Evening
An Oyster Supper will be held at Round Hill School on Friday at 8 p m. Proceeds to fund school activities.
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Round Hill School
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Miss Ann Legge
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Middletown
C. B. Legge
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Mrs. Beaty
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
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S. M. Wisecarver
South Washington Street
Circle No. 10
W. H. Reed
Hun Isberry
Neiletecs
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Mrs. Copenhaver
White Post
Grace E. Miller
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Iane Fairchild
Roslyn Heights
N. Y
G. Raymond Killiam
William Kline
Delmar
Del
Virginia Vredenburgh
A. M. Baker
John K. Lewis
John H. Kern
North Loudoun Street
Memorial Hospital
Kern
Police
Wilbur Riley
Woodstock, Va
George W. Riley
Riley
Woodstock Times
Burton Ritter
James Ritter
Raymond Headley
Stanley Cooper
Beatrice Cooper
Raymond Cooper
Fidelity Casualty Company
Mrs Cooper
Grace Larick
J. O. Bauserman
Winchester Avenue
J. S. Wise
Claude B. Stickley
F. Estes Kline
Vaucluse
George Fisher
C. T. Owen
M. E. Jones
Keyser
West Virgina
Cornelius van Deventer
Bright Grove
Blacksburg, Va
James N. Dixon
Pittsburgh
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Carl P. Elliott
Philadelphia
George Washington Notel
Carrie Lupton
Lucy Kurtz
Houston
Texas
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kurtz
Miller O’rear
Frank Lovett
Samp
Lola Funkhouser
Blacksburg
E. W. Brubaker
H. H. Bowman
George Armel
Miss Valley Armel
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R. W. Smith
Brockport, N. Y
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Jack
Firemen’s Ball
Guayaquil
Evening Star
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Associated Press
WEAF
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Eskimos
WTIG
Hartford—Goo
Morley Singers
Casinelli
ReveYlanos
Danece
WJZ
Smalle and Robertson
Air Weavers
Theater
Slumberusic
Newark
Stern’s Orchestra
Koko
Enginite Boys
Bubbles
Dinger
J. H. Love
Trio
Darktown Strutters
WABC
Rock Boys
United Light Opera
Simmons Showboat
WPG
Atlantic City
Ochestra
WBAL
Santa Claus
Tiremen
the Pattersons
Wee!nia
Big Brother Club
Pilgrims
Leveready Hour
WNAC
Amos-Andy
American Legion
Harvard University
WGR
Buffalo
Dinger Music
Perfectos
Singing School
Wcau Philadelphia
Oan Rolic
Mediterraane
Eski
Ca Inelli
KDKA
Tiremententer
Estor
WJAR
Providence
Hawaii
Slverendly
Rochester
Air Weavers Anos Theater
Newa
Schenectady
WBZ Springfield
Falvey
Lowe's Orchestra
Memories Garden
Themenu
Minstrels
Sailortown
WRC
WTAG
Worcester
Boconyland
Magtees
Toronto
Santa Os
WSB
Atlanta
Eveready Our
Army Night
Wflaswsm
Clearwater
Jacksonville
Louisville
Nashville
Wava Richmond
Bakers
Hutchinson News
Kansas State Senate
Kansas City Star
Capitol Theatre
Very Wray
Gary
Cooper
Se98
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hote
Endicott - Johnson Shoes
S. Kirson & Sons
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