Miss Ethel Jones Weds Rev Lynwood Hammond in Harrisonburg
Announcement from Luray Virginia reports the marriage of Miss Ethel Jones daughter of Mrs Jones and the late Rev L R Jones to the Rev Lynwood Hammond of Greenville Virginia. The ceremony took place November 30 in Harrisonburg officiated by Rev C Sydenstricker with few relatives present. The couple planned a two week wedding trip and will reside in Greenville where Hammond pastors Mertha Church.
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Luray
Page County
Ethel Jones
Jones
L.’ R. Jones
Place
Lynwood Hammond
Greenville
Harrisonburg
C. Sydenstricker
Rockingham
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
New York
Hammond
Mertha
T. S. Jolliffe
Winchester
Girls’ Athletic Association
Girls’letic Association
Elks’ Club
Cornelia Gray
Margaret Snyder
Adell Metz
Gertrude Schineider
Elizabeth Hollis
Dorothy Kremer
Club
George Washington
George Pansier
Dorothy McCann
Glascock
John T. Ramey
Rollinghbrook
Emily Glascock
Bedford Glascock
Botlingbrook
Upperville
John
Rainey
Grafton
Marshall
William B. Everett
Trinity Episcopal Church
Row Peach
Auto taken from parking place found in Staunton
A Ford touring car owned by John J. Williams, Winchester division of the A A A, reported stolen from in front of the Fire Theatre, was found wrecked in Staunton, Va. Police hold a man named George McCrew of Boyds Md, in possession of the car, with Winchester police notified for possible charges. Additional thefts and a murder trial witness account follow in Staunton News Leader coverage.
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John J. Williams
Winchester
American Automobile Association
Staunton
George McCrew
Boyds
Victor Arthur
Tries ‘Co
Staunton News-Leader
Sim Day
George McDrow
Davis
Walter E. Thurber
A. M. Holton
Greenville Avenue
Harrisonburg
Arthur
Robert Bringle
Winchester Gas Company
Lilliendahl Denies Murder and Beach Exonerated
In a dramatic court exchange prosecutors reveal uncertainty over key eyewitness Beach. Defense testimony alleges a Texas matter offered hush money to fake alibi for $800 while Bark claimed Beach confessed to the murder.
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Hinkle
Court House
Sanderson
William Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
Beach
Margaret Lilliendahl
Sayshark
Lilliendahl
Robert McCarter
Charles Phillips
Water-ground corn meal shipment from Virginia to New York
A shipment of Shenandoah Valley water-ground corn meal from Mount Vernon New York was sent today to Do A Du Vall. Ernest L Shade of South Loudoun street reported that in August motorists visiting Winchester bought a certain brand and the latest order was placed by New York customers who praised the Virginia product.
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Shenandoah Valley
A. Duvall
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Winchester
Ernest L. Shade
South Loudoun Street
Shade
Virginia Valley
New York
Five Dead From New York Storm
A snow sleet and rain storm hits the eastern states with gusts over fifty miles per hour causing at least five traffic deaths in Greater New York. The weather delays railroad and ocean shipping and disrupts travel as the season’s first cold wave settles in.
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Associated Press
New York
Virginia airport plan endorsed by Commerce Dept
The Commerce Department endorses Governor Byrd of Virginia to establish a state wide chain of airports. A commission including Byrd, his brother Richard Byrd, and Harry Guggenheim will draft plans for joint local and state development with lighting routes already awarded from Alexandria to the Virginia border.
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Baltimore Sun
Washington
Department of Commerce
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
William P. MacCracken, Jr
Commerce
Alexandria
Richmond
Virginia-North Carolina
Atlanta
Air Transport Service
Richard Er. Byrd
Harry F. Guggenheim
H. G. Shirley
State Highway Commission
W. W. Sale
W. W. Sale, Adjutant-General of Virginia
Walter S. Robertson
John Stewart Bryan
W. E. Carson
Conservation and Development Commission
Julius P. Fisttburn
The
State Chamber of Commerce
J. Fulmer Bright
Guggenheim Foundation For
Aeronautic
General Assembly
Guggenheim
America
Crowds Return to Bame Revival Despite Weather
The Bame revival continues with sermons on sin, conviction, and the unpardonable sin. Dr. Bame warns that delaying confession risks God giving up on a person and eternal separation, while a Monday night crowd and a delegation led by Dr. Carpenter from Hagerstown attend.
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Erowth
Andere
Sile
Jesus
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Mr. Hammond
Susan Harmon Glascock
George Richard Thompson
Maplewood
N. J
Mrs. Ramey
Marshall, Va
Miss Thomas
Mary Thomas
Memorial Hospital
Ella Thomas
East Piccadilly Street
Mrs. Nulton
Rearmiral
Louis M. Nulton
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Homer Kibler
Bristol
Tenn.Va
Mrs. Browning
Winchester-Clarke County Garden Club
Lucy Kurtz
Loudoun Street
B. E. Reed
Hagerstown
George Washington Hotel
Daniel B. Strickler
Cleveland, Ohio
M. A. Collins
Harris Addition
B. H. Potts
Grier Potts
C. T. Owen
Charlottesville, Va
George E. Shipley
Lydia Irish
M. F. Arnold
Charles Town
W. W.conway
Harmons, Md
Opequon
James White
A. J White
Berryville Pike
E.R. Oakes
New Rochelle
Etella Mitchell
Strasburg
Virginia Lutz
Oscar S. Brown
North
Harold Helm
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown, Md
Charles Hitt
Mildred Wiltshire
Wilbur Cather
Earl Clark
C. M. Henkle
Clyde Smith
Garland
Philadelphia
Oae Smyth
E . Shade
Jesse Willey
Middletown
San Bernardino
Red Cross
Huntsberry
pedCags
Usband
Ihe
Atston Road
New York State
Eve
Columbus Dispatch
Germany
Commerce Dept
MacCraken
Menton
Texas
Record Chronicle
F. H. Smith Company of
Meginia, Inc. Investments
15Th St. N
Washington, D. C
Smith Investments
Merry Christmas
Sample Shoe Store
BRE
E. Water St
Brooklawn
Wincheste
Ridgeway
W. Va
Bunker Hill
Berkeley Co
Louise Kiger
Alma Thorpe
Jessie Bishop
Martha W. Bishop
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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Atwater Kent
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