Shenandoah Festival Queen to Wed in Richmond
Miss Pollard is to wed at 8 o clock Saturday in the executive mansion Richmond with Rev W A R officiating Only close family and a few friends will attend A reception will follow Miss Pollard known as Queen Shenandoah VII at Winchester festival last spring Also notes include Martinsburg and Jefferson County weddings and a watch night service in Winchester District church.
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Richmond
Aoe
Miss Pollarden
Emily Pollard
Marion
Boatwright
Benjamin V. Booth, Jr
Danville
Miss Pollard
Winchester
W. A. Baker
South Washington Street
Olive Virginia Williams
R.C. Williams
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harry Moore Keller
Jefferson County
First United Brethren Church
W. A. Wilt
George It
Helen
Mary Wil
Martinsburg High School
Martinsburg Business College
Keiter
Harry Keiter
Frederick County
Charles Town
Christian Endeavors
Winchester Christian Endeavor Union
Centenary Reformed Church
Margaret Richards
Union
Wedding News and Local Updates From Winchester Daily
Miss Gladys Virginia Smith wed Mr. McNulty in a brown chiffon gown with yellow chrysanthemums. The couple will live in Philadelphia at 5519 Woolland Avenue. Winchest er guests included Miss Alice Clinger and Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Cassell. Harry F. Byrd left for Cleveland for a Governmental Information Exchange trustees meeting. Other items note Miss Nina Elizabeth Omps and Mr. William Austin Hovermale marriage in Hagerstown. Dr. David H. Scanlon visited Romney and Winchester during holidays.
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Edward Smith
Clarke County
Nellie Hensell Smith
Pgna
Charles Hensell
Nia
McNulty
Harry McNulty
Department of Philadelphia
Winchester
Alice Clinger
O. C. Cassell
Philadelphia
Woolland Avenue
Harry F. Byrd
Cleveland
Ohio
Governmental Information Exchange
Byrd
Messrs
Newton D. Baker
President Wilson
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Chester Rowell
California
Richards. Childs
New York
Louis Brownlow
District of Columbia
Petersburg
Nina Elizabeth Omps
William Austin Hovermale
Hagerstown
John Omps
Bloomery
W. Va
R. C. Hovermale
R. C. Havermale
Near
Reynolds
Chauncey Jerome
E. C. Stuart
New Year Party Attendance Across Washington and Shenandoah
Winchester guests joined Shenandoah Club members for a Harrisonburg dance on Monday evening. Attendees included Sara Belle Shirkey Phyliss Palmer Harriet Pearson Sue Schlack Irving Cather William Doran Lacy Brumback and Kenneth Rice family couples. Dr and Mrs A A Shafer with Mr and Mrs W H Rauck plan New Year Eve dinner in Washington hosted by Page Etchison. Irvin Carper hosts a shower for daughter Gertrude Carper now Mrs Linwood Patton with about forty guests and many gifts.
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Winchester
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Club
Sara Belle Shirkey
Phyliss Palmer
Harriet Pearson
Sue Schlack
Irving Cather
William Doran
Lacy Brumback
Kenneth Rice
A. A. Shafer
W. H. Rauck
Martinsburg
W. Va
Washington
Mr. Shafer
Page Etchison
Georgia Avenue
Irvin Carper
Linwood Patton
Gertrude Carper
Martinsburg Dance Teems With Local Guests Tonight
Local people will attend a Martinsburg dance given tonight by the Night Hawks. The Potomac Club Orchestra will provide music at Apollo Hall, and the event is expected to be the largest dance of the holiday season in the city.
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Martinsburg
Night Hawks
Potomac Club Orchestra
Apollo Hall
Girls’ Athletic Association
George Washington Hotel
Soddy Haines
Virginia Rehill
Jack Harrell
Miss Virginia Co
B. J. Sager
Cornelia Gray
Dorothy Kremer
Mary Sullivan
Dorothy Anderson
Mrs Smith Hosts Bridge Party For Two Visitors
Mrs C S Smith entertained at her West Clifford street home Monday evening for guests of Mr and Mrs Reed F tia Cook of Mount Vernon New York who are staying here. About 30 guests attended the event and it featured bridge games during the evening.
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Mrs. Smith
Ida Levin
Ruth Lyons
Louise Kassler
Elsie
Hilda Heim
New York City
William McKer
West Boscawen Street
Miss Carol Camp Weds Mr Weems in Atlantic City
A quiet December 29 wedding in Atlantic City united Miss Carol M. Camp with Mr. Weems of Chevy Chase Maryland. The ceremony at a Catholic church followed shortly by a brief reception before the couple's wedding trip and residence plans in New York.
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Carol Camp
Atlantic City
Carol M. Ter
Robert Chevy Chase
Weems
Eugene V. Weems
Condition of Mr Violet Remains The Same
The notice states Mr James B Violet remains about the same after a stroke at Memorial Hospital. Several local residents report varying holiday travel and visits with family in nearby towns including Berryville Richmond and Darkesville. Name mentions include Miss Frances Beverley D Gray and son G ie tee Jr and Mrs Walter Carper among others.
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John Carper
Woodland Avenue
Clem Capper
Meredith
Washington, D. C
Bruce McDonald
A. N. Carter
Darkesville
W. Va
Webber
R. L. Petrie
Richard Petrie
Stephens City
Billy Phillips
C. C. Phillips
Strasburg
Memorial Hospital
James B. Violet
Mr. D. Gray and Son
G Ie Tee Jr
Washington
Dr. R. McC. Glass Elected Winchester Kiwanis President
Dr. Robert McC Glass was inaugurated president of the Winchester Kiwanis Club at a George Washington Hotel luncheon. He succeeds D. E. Stultz, with Dr. George G. Snarr as vice president and Andrew Bell as secretary. The club reported 70 members and a 2 percent attendance rise for 1930.
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Robert McC. Glass
Winchester Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
D. E. Stultz
Northern Virginia Power Company
George G. Snarr
Andrew Bell
Glass
Chicago Grain Closing Prices on light holiday trading
Traders found little interest in Chicago Board of Trade activity as prices closed about yesterday's levels. A selling wave by longs near the close and modest NYSE strength produced a quiet session with only slight shifts in March May and July quotes for corn oats rye and the grain complex.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Longs
New York Stock Exchange
London Laundry Exhibition to Open with Shirt Tear
A forthcoming London laundry show aims to unveil the event with a shirt tearing gesture by a special guest, signaling the opening of the exhibition. The spectacle promises novelty and attention for attendees and exhibitors alike.
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London
Soviet Troops Destroy Cathedral as Believers Pray
Soldiers from the Soviet army breached the Tiraspol Cathedral on the Dniester river bank after worshippers knelt in snow. Believers blocked a bonfire where holy items burned until cavalry struck with sabers. Rumanians across the river cried out as spectators dispersed. Officials plan new government buildings on the ruins.
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Tiraspol
Dneister
Colored Pythians Distribute Gifts At Christmas Party
Shenandoah Lodge No. 209 Knights of Pythias colored staged a Monday evening Christmas celebration at John Mann Methodist Church East Cork street giving candy and oranges to 235 children. A program was presented and Andrew Cook served as arrangements chairman.
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Shenandoah Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Santa Claus
John Mann Methodist Church
East Cork Street
Andrew Cook
Byrd Not Available as Mill Strike Umpire
Admiral Byrd will not serve as umpire in the Danville mill strike dispute. His secretary said he is starting a prolonged lecture tour, leaving Boston January 1 for cities including Chicago Denver Salt Lake City and the Pacific region.
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Associated Press
Boston
Richard E. Byrd
Admiral Byrd
Danville
Chicago
Denver
Salt Lake City
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Coast
Boy Who Tried Blackmail Ends in Fatal Drive
In Clintonville Wisconsin a 15 year old sought $10 000 from Dr W J Finney and two companions were arrested after a posse ambush. Gordon Pope 15 was shot during the confrontation as Parafitt 14 and Hustermark 18 confessed the plan to obtain money for a spree.
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Associated Press
Clintonville
Wis
W. J. Finney
Finney
Waupaca County
Gordon Pope
Douglas Parafitt
Howard Hustermark
Weer
Parafitt
Hustermark
Wall Street Hopes Rise as 1930 Ends on Relief
New York December 31 Wall street turned from 1930 with relief as markets rise quietly lifting overhangs. Tax selling has ended and reinvestment demand from January interests and dividends prompts gains across most shares while money rates ease to about 3 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Rail executives propose four eastern rail systems under IC C plan
President Hoover convened rail leaders to align four eastern systems, led by Nickel Plate New York Central Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio The plan seeks ICC approval with only a minor point to arbitrate and hinges on stock purchases and consolidations while preserving capital values details await ICC ruling and formal applications.
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Interstate Commerce Commis
Wabash
Seaboard
Washington
Hoover
New England
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nickel Plate
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Commission
Lehigh
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania Pany
Pennsylvania Alse
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Wheeling
M. J
O. P. van Sweringen
Cleveland
van Sweringens
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Othe Lehigh
Wabash Seaboard
Taplin
Taplin Brothers
Marshal Joffre Fades After Heart Attack In Paris
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Joffre growing exhausted after a heart attack on New Year’s Eve. By 1 p.m. he sank into semi consciousness as doctors noted very weak blood pressure. Condolences pour in from around the world including Elmer Brown and Franklin Brown. Vatican telegram sent a benediction from Cardinal Pacelli.
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Paris
Marshal Joffre
Elmer E. Brown
New York University
Franklin H. Brown
Army and Navy Club
United States
Vatican City
Joffre
Holy Father
Cardinal Pacelli
Hoovers Proclamation Creates Colonial National Monuments
President Hoover issued a proclamation designating parts of Jamestown Williamsburg and Yorktown as colonial national monuments. Secretary Wilbur had urged preservation of these Revolutionary and pre Revolutionary centers for future generations.
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Washington
Hoover
Wilbur
Jamestown
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Riots in Capitanejo Leave Dozens Dead Or Injured
In Capitanejo eleven killed and twenty injured as Conservative and Liberal partisans clash. Federal troops patrol streets to restore order as political antagonism rises ahead of the February election.
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Bogota
Colombia
Capitanejo
Card of thanks from Chester R. Dodd family
The Dodd family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the passing. They also thank for flowers and use of cars for the funeral. Wife and Children.
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Chester R._ Dodd
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Executive Mansion
Olive Williams
Harry M. Keller
Lucille Lunsford
Henry Crummett
A. T. Lunsford
South Loudoun Street
Lucille R. Lunsford
Henry L. Crummett
Presbyterian Manse
E. T. Clark
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Julia Lucas Crummett
Brunswick
Sanitary
Anna Allen
Catonsville
Stephenson
Gladys Virginia Smith
Mr. McNulty
Mr. Byrd
Nina Elizabeth
Hovermale
Dr. Scanlon
North Carolina
David H. Scanlon
Durham
N. C
Romney
Hampshire County
Scanlon
Berryville
Girls’ Athletic Club
Levender Burl Williams
Martin Williams
Mount Williams
Nannie M. Pelter
Nain
Haldeman's Creamery
James Pelter
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Brent Webber
E. Gee
The
County
W. N. Carper
Blackstone, Va
Jack
Ellis T. Finfrock
Mrs. C. C. Finfrock
M. H. Rouark
Frances Pence
J .D. Hix
Harrisonburg, Va
James H. Bott
Shrine Club
Frank Lewis
Front Royal
Mary Buckner
Amherst Street
W. South Taylor
East Gerard Street
Harry Shiley
Clearbrook
Charles L. Gilkeson
National Electric Light Association
Charles D. Gilkeson
Crane
North
Violet
Frances Beverley
South Stewart Street
J. M. Carper
W. S. Carper
Walter Carper
Mrs
Edna Whetzell
Reading
Mrs. Baker Singhass
Baltimore
Mrs. R. 8. Bates
Frederick Kremer
Cincinnati
Hio
Kremer
E. W. Jenkins
Alexandria, Va
Allen T. Boyd
East Germain Street
Johnson
Mrs. C. Vacanae
Newton, Mass
Edward Gossened
Lieut
Bryan Conrad
H. H. McGuire
West Point
Donald Weems
N. J
Zeph Chiquoine
8. C. Chiquoine
Hotel
J. W. Sibert
W. B. Hibbs & Company
Hibbs Building
Telephone National
Couzens
Marshall Joffre
Virginia
Staunton
Margaret Hodgson
Betsy Ross
Crystal Restaurant and Confectionery
the Apple Gift Shop
Kaufman’s
Coats
Kauemang
Wone
Chow
Pure Food
Heetz, Man
Goodyear
W. A. Buncutter & Son
Albin
Wicker Committee
Judge
London Opinion
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