Marriage of Edmund Randolph Taylor to Alice Hunt
Edmund Randolph Taylor of New York formerly of Town marries Alice Hunt of Cambridge. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Paca Kenny of the Theological Seminary of Virginia. They depart for Atlantic City and plan to reside in New York City after returning.
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Washington
Edmund Randolph
New York
Town
Alice Hunt
Henry Brown
Hunt
Cambridge
Taylor
Edmund Randolph Taylor and Taylor
Charles Town
Paca Kenny
Theological Seminary of
Vigin
Ely
Atlantic City
Newt City
Wedding of Janet Rinker and Irvine Cather
The ceremony pleased all as Miss Janet Rinker became the bride of Mr Irvine Cather with Miss Mildred Hook as bridesmaid and Mr E W Cather as best man. Ralph Pollard gave away the bride and the ring bearer was little Wilfred Cather while Mr Roy Cather conducted the ceremony.
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Miss Janet Rinker
Irvine Cather
Mildred Hook
E. W. Cather
Ralph Pollard
Little Wilfred Cather
Roy Cather
Ritter Family Visiting Martinsburg Resident
Mrs. Lester Ritter and her two children Vivian and Gerald of Martinsburg West Virginia are visiting at the home of Mr. T H Ritter on East Piccadilly Street.
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Lester Ritter
Vivian
Gerald
Martinsburg, W. Va
T. H. Ritter
East Piccadilly Street
Mrs. W. H. Bowers Guest of Flemisters in Kent Street
Mrs. W. H. Bowers of Malisthorpe Maryland arrived yesterday and is staying as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Flemister at their home on South Kent Street.
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W. H. Bowers
Malisthorpe, Md
W. B. Flemister
South Kent Street
Milburn Guest at Price Home in Baltimore
Mr. H Norman Milburn of Baltimore is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs Irwin E Price on Fairmont Avenue staying as a visitor with the hosts in their residence.
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H. Norman Milburn
Baltimore
Irwin E. Price
Fairmont Avenue
Washington couple visiting local hosts for several days
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Burke from Washington are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Smith in this city for several days, sharing hospitality and catching up during their stay.
Local visitors and guests stay in town and at homes
The Greenville buyer of Greencastle Pa visits town today. Misses Minnie and Florence Keene of Bluemont are guests at Mrs. S. E. McCann’s home on the Martinsburg Pike. Miss Gladys Barley of Stephens City will visit several days with Miss Nettie Wisecarver on North Braddock street. Miss Ruby Good, visiting Strasburg, returns to her uncle Mr. J. Crabill on the Martinsburg Pike.
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Minnie
Florence Keene
Bluemont
S. E. McCann
Martinsburg Pike
Gladys Barley
Stephens City
Nettie Wisecarver
North Braddock Street
Ruby Good
Strasburg
Mr. J. Crabill
Martinsburg’ Pike
Edward Kremer Visits Friends in Baltimore
Mr Edward Kremer of this city has been spending several days with friends in Baltimore.
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Edward Kremer
Baltimore
Shenandoah Publishing House hires Mr Allison Hott in Strasburg
Mr Allison Hott of this city begins new duties today as representative for Shenandoah Publishing House in Strasburg, employed through Ryan and Orndorff.
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Allison Hott
Ryan and Orndorff
Shenandoah Publishing House
Strasburg
Mrs Aiken Returns From Washington and Baltimore Visit
Mrs. M. N. Aiken has concluded visits with friends in Washington and Baltimore and has returned to her home.
Baltimore couple guests at North Market Street home
Mr. and Mrs. G. Norman Medinger of Baltimore arrived today and are staying with Mr. and Mrs. William B. Snider at their residence on North Market street.
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G. Norman Medinger
Baltimore
William B. Snider
North Market Street
Mr H P Wooltz Returns After Baltimore Stay
Mr H P Wooltz spent several days in Baltimore and has returned home.
Dinner Honors at Rouss Hall by Power Company
The Northern Virginia Power Company hosted a dinner for its employees at Rouss Hall. Arrangements were organized by James N. Moling, a well known caterer.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Rouss Hall
James N. Moling
Mrs Meta Hollyday Semple Leaves Louisville for New York
Mrs Meta Hollyday Semple of Louisville Kentucky visits her brother and sister in law Bors and Mrs Richard Hollyday at Nancy Lee Coble’s home before departing today for New York city after a courtesy stay with relatives.
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Meta Hollyday Semple
Louisville
Bors
Richard Hollyday
Nancy Lee Coble
New York
Miss Betty Wagaman Guest of Mrs. Ernest Thomas
Miss Betty Wagaman arrived today and is staying as a guest of Mrs. Ernest Thomas.
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Betty Wagaman
Ernest Thomas
Miss Bisle Wine Weds Miss Mary Belle Baker in Harrisonburg
In Harrisonburg C H Schlack on North Braddock Street presided over the ceremony uniting Miss Bisle Wine and Miss Mary Belle Baker in a small rural wedding.
Mrs Frank Scott Takes Ill On Way To Baltimore
Mrs Frank Scott became suddenly ill with ptomaine poisoning while en route to Baltimore and had to return to her home on West Clifford Street.
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Frank ‘Scott
Baltimore
West Clifford Street
Doctor Jones Leaves for Anderson From Mrs. Baker’s Home
Dr. Thomas N. Jones, a guest of Mrs. Franck Baker of West Piccadilly Street, departed today for Anderson Indiana. He was accompanied by his wife, who will stay for a period.
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Thomas N. Jones
Mrs Sager Heads to Washington as Guest of Boose Family
Mrs. Milton Sager of Mount Williams travels to Washington to stay with her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boose at their Chevy Chase home.
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Milton Sager
Mount Williams
Washington
Ralph Boose
Chevy Chase
Arthur-Steck Wedding Attended by Local Guests at George Washington
Mr and Mrs Harry Baker and their son Charles of Charles Town were guests at the George Washington Hotel while here to attend the Arthur Steck wedding. Mr W B Bly of Charles Town was also a guest at the George Washington until after the wedding.
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Harry §. Baker
Charles Baker
Charles Town
George Washington Hotel
Arthur-Steck
W. B. Bly
George Washington
Christmas Visits Reported by Middletown Residents
Mrs J B Willey of Middletown and daughter Margaret Jane spent Christmas with friends and relatives in Cumberland and returned Monday night. Mrs G A Silver and daughter Virginia Silver visited Charles Town with friends. Mrs Mary Lynch left today for Washington after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs M M Lynch.
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J. 8. Willey
Middletown
Margaret Jane
Cumberland
G. A. Silver
Virginia Silver
Charles Town
Mary’ Lynch
Washington
Miss Anna Poston at Summit Point with her parents
Miss Anna Poston spent the day at Summit Point with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Poston. Miss Rose Clark, visiting this city for Christmas with Mrs. H. F. Clark, returned to her home in Baltimore.
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Anna Poston
Summit Point
Mrs
W. W. Poston
Rose Clark
H. F. Clark
Baltimore
John Holden's Visit Ends as He Returns Home
Mr. John Holden of Washington, who has been the guest for about a week of Dr. and Mrs. B. Stuart, returned today to his home in Hyattsville Maryland.
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John Holden
Washington
B. ©. Stuart
Hyattsville, Md
Emmert’s
Mr and Mrs C BE Return Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs C BE of Darlington who had been visiting relatives here returned today to their home in Washington.
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Presbyterian Church
W. BE. Barr
Fairmont Ave
Mrs. C. Be, Darlington
Washington
Virginian urged to invest in Hollywood Florida real estate
Virginians and others wintering in Florida are urged to visit Hollywood to investigate real estate as an investment. Property values have more than doubled in 18 months with permanent improvements underway. Hollywood lies 15 miles north of Miami and 50 miles south of Palm Beach on the Florida East Coast Railroad with the Dixie Highway as its main street. over 5 million dollars already spent on improvements and sales exceed 10 million. Write or call for information at 1174 W Flagler St Miami.
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Florida
Hollywood
Miami
Palm Beach
East Coast
Florida East Coast Railroad
Whose Property Are You Paying For
An ad notes rent receipts may imply paying for another's property, listing 7 and 6 room dwellings, and offering building lots at ten dollars per foot with water and sewer. Payment plans include 20 percent cash and 10 percent each three months, plus insurance inquiries.
Four Killed In Chicago As New Year Begins
Four men died and a fifth was fatally shot as Chicago welcomed the new year with large hotel dining rooms cabarets and parties into the early hours. Police reported little disorder and prohibition agents noted usual liquor distribution with quiet consumption and stray bullets blamed for the fatalities.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Prohibition
New Year Gets Noisy Reception In New York
New York welcomed 1929 with record crowds despite cold as revelers filled sidewalks. Police kept order in the theater district where crowds surged at midnight. Hotels and cabarets overflowed with prosperity mood, while prohibition agents expanded presence after a major raid seized five thousand dollars worth liquor at an eastside restaurant.
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Associated Press
New York
Printers Strike Halts Newcastle Pa Newspaper Operations
Newcastle Pa January reports that the Newcastle News could not publish as printers refused to work demanding a five dollar weekly wage increase. Most city job printing offices were idle. union members were named as the International Typographical Union though employers disputed the union’s authorization.
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Associated Press
Newcastle
Newcastle News
International Typographical Union
The
International
Italian Ship In Distress Off Atlantic Coast
New York January 1 An S O call from an Italian steamer in distress off the Atlantic coast between Cape May and Cape Hatteras was received at the naval wireless station early today. The air was cleared on all radio broadcasts for twenty minutes but no further message followed.
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Associated Press
New York
S. O
Cape May
Cape Hatteras
Naval Communication
Norfolk and Western Schedule Details 1988
Train times and stops for the Berryville line list multiple trains with connections. No. 13-9.20 a.m. to Bristol and intermediate stops. No. 9-12.26 p.m. local to Roanoke. No. 1-2.45 a.m. to Roanoke, Bristol, Bluefield, Pocahontas, Welch, Norton with Pullman sleeper to Williamson and Roanoke. Dining car Shenandoah and Roanoke connect at Roanoke with Memphis special. No. 28-8.39 a.m. to Hagerstown and intermediate stations with Shenandoah Junction connections. No. 10-1.69 p.m. via Hagerstown, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia. No. 147.29 p.m. parlor car to Hagerstown with Pullman sleeper to Philadelphia. For fares and reservations, agents A. H. Burks Berryville and W. C. Saunders Roanoke.
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Berryville
Oke
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch Norton
William Son
Shenandoah
Memphis
Hagerstown
Harrishurs
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Nashington
Baltimore
A. H. Burks
W. C. Saunders
Gen. Pass
Encouraging Lawyer Quips From Uncle Eben ND
Uncle Eben comments on a case with a humorous, rural tone. He notes the lawyer did well but says the client regrets not stealing more chickens. The fragment hints at a local or regional gossip item from a small community newspaper.
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Eben
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Moling & Seal
R. M. Swimley
Tle Buyer
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Bisle
Mary Belle Baker
Harrisonburg
Mrs. C. H’‘Schlack
Fred. E. Willis
Good & Company
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