Duvall Becomes Mrs Triplett In Winchester Winter Wedding
Social and personal notes report the Springfield Farm ceremony in Williamsport Maryland where Miss Mary Post Duvall became Mrs Clayton N Triplett Sr. The bride wore a long gown with white roses and lilies of the valley. Grandfather Abe Agee gave her in marriage. Honored guests included Mrs Julian Henry Lee Fisher and Miss Anne Wilson. Best man was Mr. Wissler with ushers from Baltimore Hagerstown and Washington. A reception followed the ceremony.
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Post Duvall
Triplett
Winchester
Springfield Farm
Williamsport
Mary Post Duvall
Clayton N. Triplett
Baltimore
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Ae. Agee
Abe
Julian Henry Lee Fisher
Norris
Loring A. Gover
Hagerstown
H. Bryn
Anne Wilson
Pitts
Poultney
Wissler
Mount Jackson
Murray McComas
Washington
Henry Little
Ramsay Leight
Arthur
Mason Wae
Personal Notes From Town and Nearby Visits
Local column lists numerous visitors and travelers including Mr. C. J. Nixon from Columbus Ohio visiting relatives, Miss Caroline Hunter stopping en route to Columbia South Carolina, and Dr. Kenneth Wood returning to Muncy Pennsylvania. It notes illness improvements for Evelyn Nixon and various residents attending events in Romney Martinsburg Baltimore Washington and Richmond with multiple family and social connections.
Body Found At Union Stock Yard Identified By Clues
A man about 40 years old was found under a box car at Union Stock Yard. A label reading Josephs random and an overcoat with initials J ei were found, along with a brown suit and well cared for clothing. He stood about 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighed around 160 pounds, with a 1.5 inch scar on the left temple as the only identifying mark.
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Milwaukee Bank Robbery Nets $310000, Five Suspects Sought
Milwaukee authorities report a bank robbery where five men robbed a Milwaukee bank and escaped with about $310000. The Associated Press notes the incident occurred in December with detectives tracing the robbers.
Miller Train Control Stock Sale Mentioned in Arlington Bund
A garbled note references Miller Train Control stock at four dollars a share as part of a package for building lots in Arlington Bund. It mentions prices from twenty to eighty cents per foot and notes improvements including streets water gas electric sewers sidewalks trolley and bus lines near Tom White House and Franklin Natl building in Washington.
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Arlington Bund
Tom White House
Franklin Natl
Washington, D
Prohibition Force Seizes Still in Dickenson County
State prohibition agents led by Sumpter J. Col ley Enoch Moore and B. H. Moore captured and destroyed a large still in the upper end of Dickenson county. The moonshiners fled before officers arrived after being warned. Twenty large tubs of beer were found with a bar of soap in each tub.
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Freeling
Sumpter J. Colley
Enoch Moore
B. H. Moore
Dickenson County
Ring Neck Pheasants Protection Notice Issued
Game warden Pingley warns hunters in Frederick and Clarke counties not to kill ring neck pheasants until 1928. Several birds have been killed by hunters unaware of the law, which prohibits the action.
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Pingley
Frederick
Clarke
Daily Dawn in Coffeyville Blown Up by Explosion
The Daily Dawn newspaper plant in Coffeyville Kansas was wrecked by an explosion causing about 75000 dollars in damage. The paper linked to Ku Klux Klan members owned by local men and the one story building with a repair shop adjoining was destroyed with damage to nearby stores. Authorities considered vandalism or a natural gas buildup as possible causes. Read The Star.
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Coffeyville
Kans
Daily Dawn
Eye Care Remedies Mentioned for Troubled Eyes
An unidentified snippet lists eye remedies including simple capF, tis witchhazel and eye wash. It mentions an eye vitamin or optik option and claims one remedy can help sore tired or weak eyes. Aluminum and The People's Drug are referenced as brands or sources.
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