Marriage announcements highlight two Virginia unions
Announcements report the marriage of Lutie Allen Kemper to Richard P. Alvey Jr at Grace Covenant Church in Richmond with Theodore Estes as maid of honor and Charles Stebbins as best man. Dorothy Lutz wed Cecil Homer Peer in Strasburg Lutheran Church, with family witnesses and immediate relocation to Winchester.
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Lutie Allen Kemper
William M. Kemper
Danville Military Institute
Richard P. Alvey, Jr
Richmond
Grace Covenant Church
McAllister
Theodore Estes
Danville
Charles Stebbins
Henry Allen
Julia M. Allen
Woodstock
State Highway Commission
William D. L. Borum
Baltimore
Grace Ott Borum
Randolph Macon Women’s College
William and Mary College
Dorothy Lutz
Strasburg
Cecil Homer Peer
Winchester
F. B. Lingle
Catherine Lutz
Milliard Peer
Lutz
Ralph Bauserman
Stephens City
W. O. Lutz
Shenandoah
St. Paul's Luthrean Sunday School
Peer
David Peer
Saumsville
Butler Brothers
Maurertown
Mrs. Peer
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Social Calendar of Church Choirs and Club Gatherings
Regular weekly rehearsals and luncheons are listed for several groups including the United Brethren Church Young People's Choir Grace Lutheran Church adult choir Rotary Club American Legion Post George Washington Hotel Brad dock Street Methodist Episcopal Church junior auxiliary Winchester Memorial Hospital annual Christmas dinner dance at the George Washington Hotel A New Year dance is planned at Rouss Hall under Charles Shewbridge.
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United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Heliday
American Legion Post
Geo. Washington Hotel
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Gold Room
George Washington Hotel
Rouss Hall
Charles Shewbridge
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Association
Rotary
Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
D. W. Ritenour
D. E. Stultz
T. Russell Cather
Harry A. Schmidt
Frances Page
Miss McCaw To Marry Ensign Tucker In Norfolk Church
Miss Alice Lee McCaw of 414 Fairfax Avenue Norfolk will wed Ensign Alfred Bland Tucker NL of Pensacola Florida and Norfolk tomorrow at 8 PM in Christ Church Norfolk. Rev Dean H Dobson Peacock will perform the ceremony followed by a reception at the Norfolk Country Club and a southern wedding trip for the couple.
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Virginia
Alice Lee McCaw
Fairfax Avenue
Norfolk
Alfred Bland Tucker
Pensacola
Fila
Christ Church
Dean H. Dobson Peacock
James Brown McCaw
Elizabeth Woodard
Bronxville
N. Y
Peggy Breese
Mabel Burroughts
Alice Loyall
Mary Dickson Cooke
Betsy Wright
John V. Summerlin
Garner Edmonds
Stuart H. Edmonds
O. L. Day
R. 8. Purvis
O. W. Robertson
H. T. Weatherway
D. S. Morris
J. G. Lang
Norfolk Country Club
McCaw
Ensign Tucker
Fla
Naval Air Force
VPI Dances Tonight at Harrisonburg
Plans are set for the annual informal Christmas dance by the Shenandoah Valley Club of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. The event will be at Spottswood Country Club in Harrisonburg with a good orchestra, as several locals are expected to drive there this evening.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Round Hill
Shenandoah Valley Club
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Spottswood Country Club
Harrisonburg
George Washington
Mr Smith Confined At Home With Influenza
Corporation Clerk Clark M Smith is confined to his Peyton street home with influenza. His condition is described as not serious. Deputy Corinne Barnett performs clerk duties at City Hall during his absence.
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Corporation
Clark M. Smith
Peyton Street
City Hall
Smith
Corinne Barnett
Christmas visits and illness fill local notices
Mrs. Charles J Summers and family travel to Pa for holidays. Mrs. Ora Ritter remains critically ill with influenza. Several locals and guests visit family in Harrisonburg and Baltimore for Christmas. Choir practice canceled with service at 10:45.
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Charles J. Summers
Fairmont Avenue
The
Chambersburg
Ora Ritter
East Piccadilly Street
Poisons Wife To Be Free For Another Woman
Sidney J. Hawks 38 an unemployed salesman killed his wife to be free for another woman identified as Helen. Hawks wrote a 15 page confession to the coroner detailing planning the murder and that Helen aided him but deserted him after his money ran out. He spent 1500 dollars from his wife's life insurance on Helen and her family.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Sidney J. Hawks
Hawks
Helen
President Hoover Struggles With Southern Florida Fishing
President Hoover and his party cruise off the Florida coast seeking a big catch but report empty lines and small fingerlings. The Sequoia and government boats anchor near Nassau river as the fleet moves south toward Jacksonville and St. Augustine with hopes for sailfish and barracuda.
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Hoover
Florida
Nassau River
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Daytona Beach
Mr. Hoover
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Washington
President Hoover
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Coast Guard
St, Augustine
Fla
Quits
Upper Florida
Robbers Haul $5,000 In Minneapolis Chain Store
Two robbers slugged and kidnapped store staff then forced the safe opening at a Minneapolis chain store. They moved victims to St Paul in a taxicab, taking between 4000 and 5000 dollars and giving Foley and Smith small payments for helping.
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Minn
St. Paul
Raymond Stetson
Angus C. Smith
John Foley
Foley
Smith
Man Against Woman shines at Hable's Palace as crowd packs theater
Thousands filled the Palace yesterday to see Jack Holt star in Man Against Woman. The management and theatergoers hailed the talkie as one of the year’s finest screen contributions and a strong match for any major picture seen to date.
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Jack Holt
Palace
Winchester
Dentist Sevier Ends Life After Night of Murder
Dr Squire Pomeroy Sevier killed himself in his garage after the murder of Mrs Josephine M Elder in his office following a quarrel. The 71 year old woman, mother of former Missouri supreme court judge Conway Hitler, died by mallet blow. A 13 page note detailed personal woes and professional troubles.
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St. Louis
Squire Pomeroy Sevier
Josephine M. Elder
Elder
Missori Supreme Court
Conway Hitler
Dr. Sevier
Restudying Debts In Art Aesculapius Bearded Figure
Aesculapius in art is typically shown as a bearded man in a mantle with the right shoulder and breast exposed, reflecting classical depiction conventions.
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Aesculapius
France Awaits Hoover Note On Debt Payment
Paris awaits a Hoover proposal on debt payment as Premier Boncour prepares to seek a December interest settlement. Paris polls show the Chamber unlikely to approve payment without new signals on Mellon-Berenger terms. Ambassador Edge reportedly urged Washington for real hope while Herriot’s posthumous negotiations keep him a powerful political figure. The Chamber resumes and will adjourn until January 10.
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Paris
France
Hoover
Roosevelt
Joseph Paul Boncour
Chamber
America
Walter E. Edge
Washington
Edouard Herriot
L’action Franchise
M. Herriot
Disarmament Seen As Key To Debt Accord
Norman H. Davis told Franklin D. Roosevelt that progress toward a world disarmament agreement could reduce international tension and ease the financial burden on nations, signaling potential steps forward in the debt accord discussions.
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Albany
N. Y
Norman H. Davis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Greenleaf Keeps World Billiards Title in New York
Ralph Greenleaf, master pocket billiard artist, retained his world title in New York by an uninterrupted run of eight straight wins. His highest run was 106 balls, and he has not been defeated in world title play for two years.
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Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Greenleaf
Davis outlines disarmament path for world conference
Davis met with Mr Roosevelt to urge France and Italy to honor the 1930 London naval pact, banning submarines and bombs under international law. He said prohibiting weapons would restore confidence, credit, and global trade as the first step toward a successful next year’s economic conference. He noted these issues will be inherited by the President-Elect.
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Davis
Roosevelt
Newspaperme
France
Italy
Search Continues For Missing Girl Helen Kairia
Police, Boy Scouts and townspeople in Norwood Mass continue the search for 9 year old Helen Kairia who disappeared at noon on Christmas Day. The third day of searching includes empty tenements and surrounding woodlands as volunteers press the case.
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Norwood
Mass
Boy Scouts
Helen Kairia
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