Wedding of Jag A and Noyes Tyndall in St Luke's Memphis
Social column reports the marriage of Jag A Delin Marshall son ofacy Meredith Marshall and William C. Marshall to Miss Noyes Tyndall daughter of Charles N. Tyndall of Poyn., at St Luke's Parish Church in Memphis. The ceremony was conducted by Bishops Gailor and WH. Attendants included Miss Rebecca Holmes Tyndall and Mrs. Millard Eff, with ushers Frank Barnwell George F. Liebkeman McDowell Eagle and others. The bride wore white with rose point lace train and orange blossom, and the reception followed at the bride's parents’ home. The couple will live in Stor. A separate note covers the golden wedding anniversary of Chief Judge and Mrs A Boyd with family guests and a gold watch presentation by the Allegany County Bar Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Jag Adjelin Marshall
Acy Meredith Marshall
William C. Marshall
Noyes Tyndall
Charles N. Tyndall
Oyn
St. Luke's Pal Church
Memphis
Theis
Gailor and
Tennessee
Robert H. Lewis
Jones
Alexander T
Ed Yd Jones
Lang Brite
Rebecca Holmes Tyndall
Millardeff
Vira Fleming
Virginia Pittman
Neces Moore
Inglesby. McFall
Hartsville
Eugene V. Weems
Frank Barnwell
George F. Liebkeman
McDowell
Eagle
Little Rock
Ark
Thornton
Bride
Hobor
Marshall
Stor
Personal travels and holiday visits listed for regional residents
Mrs. J. S. Hicks leaves for Baltimore to winter with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Baker depart for Trenton New Jersey to visit their son in law and daughter. Mr. John L. Krider of Baltimore plans holidays in Madison Virginia. T. E. Shumaker of Clarke county moves to live with his sister in law Mrs. John Darlington. Mrs. Jessie Mason arrives to visit Mrs. S. L. Taber. Rev. Father T. A. Rankin returns home. Seddon and Robert Nelson to spend holidays with Rev. and Mrs. Robert B. Nelson. F. B. Ramage of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company on business in town. Mrs. E. C. Beckham of Cumberland en route to Stephens City to visit Mrs. W. D. Zirkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Baker
Trenton
N. J
Peter Vredenburgh
T. E. Shumaker
Clarke County
Maryland
John Darlington
Messrs
Seddon
Robert Nelson
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Robert B. Nelson
F. B. Ramage
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Washington
E. C. Beckham
Cumberland
Stephens City
W. D. Zirkle
Shenandoah Valley Academy holiday break and local visits
A string of locals and visitors pass through Winchester today. William Riley and family head to Washington and Philadelphia for the holidays. Mrs. George P. Kern travels to Baltimore then Boston to spend Christmas with relatives. Other residents visit Baltimore, Harrisburg, Martinsburg, and Danville while institutions like Shenandoah Valley Academy close for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Riley
Montana Hall
Clarke County
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Washington
Philadelphia
Georgia Governor Calls Conference of Law Officials
Governor Walker ordered a state law enforcement conference at the capitol on January 15. He authorized rewards of 500 dollars for the leader of a flogging band and 100 dollars for each other member, following reports of several floggings in Cobb county and across Georgia. The conference will involve sheriffs, officers, and organizational representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Georgia
Hig Manree Walker
State Capitol
E J. Shelverton, Jr
Cobb County
Prices for dairy and meat in Boston ad 1820
An 1820 June ad in the Columbian Sentinel quotes milk at 4 1/2? cents per quart, butter 10 cents a pound, and a pound of lamb meat for 25 cents. The semi weekly Boston paper records these commodity prices in a local marketplace notice.
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Times
Columbian Sentinel
Boston
Enlarged Coast Guard Fleet to Patrol Rum Runters
Rear Admiral Billard testified to a House committee that the enlarged coast guard fleet will fight rum runners starting July 1. He said liquor smuggling remains high and expects reforms as new ships are completed, including 223 cabin-cruiser type motors and 100 picket boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coast Guard
Billard
New York and
Poston
Crosson ord Puzzle Leads to Jail Time in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on December 19 a four letter crossword clue hinted meaning a place of punishment caused a dispute between Michael Flood and his cellmate. Flood was sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse or a $10 fine for striking his companion after they argued over the puzzle while jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sociated Press
Pittsburgh
Michael
App
Flood
Japan Denies Report of Premier Address
Tokyo officials dismissed newspaper versions of Premier Kato's supposed speech at a Tokyo dinner. The foreign ministry called the report a grave misunderstanding and said no offer for the US navy to move toward Yokohama after Hawaiian maneuvers was ever made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Promised Land of the Shenandoah Valley Poem
A dedicatory poem by Nina Glyn Anderson celebrates the Shenandoah Valley. The speaker describes dawn views from a window, cattle grazing, a star in the east, stripped trees, and a heartfelt vow of gratitude to God. The journey ends atop a hill with a deep spiritual satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley, ‘Inc
Nina Glyn Anderson
Norfolk and Western Passenger Schedule Berryville 1938
Berryville agents advertise schedules for Roanoke Bristol and intermediate stops. No. 13-9.20 am and No. 28-8.39 am run to Harrisburg Washington and beyond with Pullman services and dining car connections. Fares and reservations available from A. H. Burks Berryville VA and W. C. Saunders Roanoke VA.
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Berryville
Roanoke
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Roane
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Williamson
Shenandoah
Memphis
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
D. m
Hagers
Pullman Sleeyer
A. H. Burks
W. C. Saunders
Oil Conservation Board Appointed by President Coolidge
President Coolidge created an oil conservation board comprising the secretaries of war navy interior and commerce. The group will study government responsibility for oil reserve policy and seek full cooperation from the oil industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Oil Conservation Board
Secretaries of War, Navy
Interior and Commerce
Coolidge
Florida real estate boom invites Virginians to invest
Virginians and others wintering in Florida are urged to visit Hollywood for investment in real estate. Values have doubled in 18 months with more growth as permanent improvements proceed. Hollywood, 15 miles north of Miami, lies on the Florida East Coast Railroad and Dixie Highway with over $5,000,000 spent on improvements and real estate sales surpassing $10,000,000. Write or call for full information. Fred E. Willis.
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Florida
Hollywood
Miami
Palm Beach
East Coast
Florida East Coast Railroad
Dixie Highway
Fred. E. Willis
Winchester Memorial Hospital Meeting on Charter Amendment
Members of Winchester Memorial Hospital are notified of a meeting at Handley Library on Monday night December 22 1924 to amend the hospital charter. The proposal sets a board size between twenty and one hundred and authorizes an executive committee of four doctors and three laymen to run affairs when not in session and to accept gifts and endowments for charitable hospital work. H H McGuire President December 8 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WINCHESTER MEMORIAL HOS_PITAAL
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Handley Library
Winchester
Virginia
H. H. McGuire
Ox Gall Treatment Ends Liver Trouble
Quick warning of a torpid liver with symptoms like dizziness acid stomach and sallow skin. The piece notes the liver filters blood every 15 minutes and cannot be regulated with drugs, promoting a natural remedy from Baker's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imare
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Mr. Marshall
A. ‘Boyd
Washington Street Land
A. Hunter Boyd, Jr
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Boyd
E. Ll. Broun
Middleburg
Paul T. Machie
Philip W. Boyd
Virginia Boyd
Fred
Allegany County Bar Association
John L. Krider
Madison, Va
Krider
Jessie Mason
S. L.taber
T. A. Rankin
N. Main St
Frank Miller
H.R. Willis
E. Piccadilly
Kernstown
J. W. Cammer & Sons Star and Durant
Kernstown, VA
George P. Kern
Joseph P. Campbell
Harry Thaine
Frank Lovett
Paul Birmingham
The
International Truck Company
Jack Hotel
R. L. Christian
National Guard
Mrs. N. D. Johnson
Charles Town
Hotel
Jack
E. C. Jordan
Chariton, Va
H. H. Baker
Jordan
Jordan Springs
Lillian Bteson
Scotsville, Va
Charles Fred Sloane
Detroit
George Dunham
Annie Fox
Rock Enon
Roland C. Ryan
Charles
Charles Seal
William B. Cornwell
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Valley Inc
Clarence Wisecarver
Alberton, Md
W. M. Wiscarver
Emma Nalls
South Market Street
R.gray Williams
Danville
F. W. Morgan
Tom and
Tee” Morgan
W. H. Redd
Ashland
William Paxton
Onc
E. L. Jordan and Son
Mincheville
George” A.’Humel
W. H. Dunbar
Harrisburg, Pa
Town
Retha Athey
Memorial Hospital
Grover Cooper
Martinsburg
Bess Rush
Prospect Hill School
Nandoah Valley Academy
H. F. Richards
Japan
God
Norfolk & Western
W. Flagier St
Miami, Fla
Harrisonburg, Va
Zucker
Zuckerman & Carver
Geaby Baker Street
Man & Market
Baker's Drug Store
Woodstock
E. J. Snapp
N. Market St
J. M. Orndof
F. A. Shryock
Julia Wall
N. Market Street
Berryville Ave
W. Cork St
Chas. R. Hodgson
Merriman’s Lane
Smithfield Ave
S. Braddock
Garber Mfg. Co
Frederick County
Clarke
Warren
Rappannock
Geo. J. Mueller Inc
Washington, D. C
Star Office
W. Clifford St
Babb Brothers, Cor. and
Kent
God Wages
Parker's
Winchester Golf ‘Club
Ward
H. S. Duffry
Bond’ Bros
Barnett Place
N. W
Gradé
United States Lines
Richards Brothers
Shenandoah Valley Bank Building
Bessmer
REO
FORD
Sampson
Winchester Garage
D. W. McIlwee,mer
Willys-Knight
Organ Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
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