Engagements and Social Notes Mariage Announcements
Grace Rosenberger engagement announced in Atlanta to Leonard Norris, with wedding planned early summer. Susan Wysong of Charles Town engaged to Richard Moore of Martinsburg. wedding to follow. Many locals attend New Year reception in Martinsburg. details include guests and outfits. Multiple small notices list engagements, travels, and visits among residents of Charles Town, Martinsburg, Gore, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Keyes Wysong
Charles Town
Susan Wysong
James J. Wysong
Charles
Richard Moore
Wellon
Martinsburg
Charles 'Town
Haster
Samuel W. Wysong
George W. T. Kearsley
Mrs Ursula O’Leary Hosts New Year Party for O’Learys
Miss Ursula O Leary entertained at a delightful New Year’s Eve party at her North Main street home in honor of her brother and sister in law Maurice L O Leary and Mrs O Leary of Scranton Pennsylvania. Mr O Leary returned Saturday to Scranton while Mrs O Leary remained for a longer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyda Chapman
May Woodward
James Chapman
Washington
Ursula O'Leary
North Main Street
Maurice L. O'Leary
Scranton
Claude Showalter
Mrs
Terry English
Winchester Couple Wed in Hagerstown Maryland
Mr Charles G Miller and Miss Mary Kinzel of this city were married at 2 oclock Saturday in Hagerstown Maryland announces today. A long list of local residents and relatives returned home from visits and travels after the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Potter
Atlantic City
Winchester
Hagerstown
Charles G. Miller
Local residents and students return home for holidays
Mrs Abney Payne and daughter Mian Ann Tucker Payne return to Charleston Virginia after visiting Dr W P McGuire. Miss Mildred Pumphrey of Rockville Maryland visits Miss Jessie Markwood. Mr and Mrs S Hott spend time with Davis family at their Shannon Hill home. Kathryn Dudley returns to Trenton New Jersey to teach at Prospect High. John J Williams returns to University of Virginia. Dr and Mrs Philip Havey visit Ja J Yost on North Kent Street. Eve Taylor returns to Englewood New Jersey to teach. Birdie Lam returns to Stewart College in Washington after holidays. Kenneth Petrie returns to University of Maryland College Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara. “Hughes
Ashland
G. M. Hansbrough
North Braddock Street
Charleston
W. Va
Charlotte “Swimley
North Main Street
Blacksburg
Blacksburg College
Miss Swimley
Betty Swimley
Ridenour
Washington
W. P. McGuire
Hunter H. McGuire
University of Virginia
Bess Rush
Prospect Hill School
Trenton
N. J
BR. EB. Rush
East Piccadilly Street
Ruth Haines
John B. Haines
West Water Street
Salisbury
N. C
Wiley School
Abney Payne
Mian Ann’ Tucker Payne
Mildred Pumphrey
Rockville, Md
Jessie Markwood
South Braddock Street
Kathryn Dudley
Rev. W. L. Dudley
Esther Dudley
South Market Street
Prospect High School
John J. Williams
Nts
R. Gray Williams
Amherst Street
Philip Havey
Aera
Ja J. Yost
North Kent Street
Eve Taylor
Mary Taylor
Englewood, N. J
Birdie Lam
Stephens City
Stewart College
Thomas Lam
Kenneth Petrie
R.L. Petrie
University of Maryland At College Park
Federal Agents Probe Looting of Liquor Warehouse
Westminster Maryland January 4 1930 federal agents joined the probe into the wholesale looting of the McGinniss government warehouse near Westminster a band of about 50 men seized more than 75 barrels of whiskey overpowered guards and passersby valued at about 80000. Internal Revenue Collector Galen L Tate said whiskey had been moved to bonded storage in Kentucky in recent weeks and the robbers acted as the supply neared depletion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Westminster
Washington
McGinniss
Tannery
Galen L. Tate
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Kentucky
Motor Shares Rise In Spirited Opening Trading
New York stocks opened strong with motors bid up on anticipation of new models at a forthcoming show. Rails led by Chicago Northwestern advanced while many issues faced profit taking amid an uncertain monetary outlook and an over eleven million dollar reserve deficit reported on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Motors
Rails
Chicago Northwestern
Distress Among Miners Triggers Store Raids in Nova Scotia
Distress among coal miners in Glace Bay and New Aberdeen due to job shortages led to raids on provision stores by the unemployed. Several shops suffered large stock losses and one store in New Aberdeen was buried. The disturbances followed mass meetings led by the United Mine Workers of America seeking government relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Glace Bay
New Aberdeen
British Empire Ste Corporation
United Mine Workers of America
Mellon Warns on Tax Cuts Exceeding House Reduction
Secretary Mellon told the Senate finance committee that the House approved reduction of about $330 million must not be surpassed by the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Mellon
Senate Finance Committee
House
Mrs Lee Trinkle and Son Leap for Life
Fire seriously damages the executive mansion with priceless paintings ruined by fire smoke and water. Gov Byrd receives offers of temporary housing from Richmond citizens as repairs and possible legislative action on funding are discussed before the January 13 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lee Trinkle and Son
Leap
Executive Mansion
Byrd
Richmond
Jonathan P. Bryan
Mr. Byrd
Notice to Present for Payment Bonds by Northern Virginia Power
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester Virginia publishes notice to redeem and pay bonds issued by Northern Virginia Power Company. It lists three classes: first mortgage five percent bonds of Winchester and Washington City Railway Company. second mortgage six percent bonds of Northern Virginia Power Company with a one percent premium. six percent improvement bonds with interest to payment date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia Power Company
Winchester Evening Star
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Winchester
Virginia
Power Company
Winchester and
Washington City
Northernirginia Power Company
Shenandoah Valley National. Bank
William G. Hardy
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M.A. Bnod
Stribling Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Coronado
Cal
Jane Faulkner White
W. Hep ‘Wick
Ralph Beall
J. W. Steele
Middletown
Margarjet
Morrison Steele
Wilbur R. iKern
Washington, D. c
D. ¥. Kern
Gore
Margaret Waret Steele
Kern
Louis Scheuer
Berryville
Hilda Scheuer
Eddie Rosenberger
Roser
Meyer
Cooper
M. OW. Cooper
Upton Pugh
Arthur and Smith Pugh
G. Whitacre
Charles F. Giffin
Trone
Russell Cooper
Thomas .Maginder
Gore Baptist Church
Lou Thompson
Ray Gardner
Pon Bridge
M. C. Garvin
Cere
E. A. Horsey
Winar
Landon Calv
Lee Colwell
Harrisonburg
Norman Bahlman
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Herbert Miller
Billy,Jr
Elkton, Va
Hey
Mary Crisman
Miss Dorothy
C. C. Stickley
Martin Wisecarver
Stras- Mars
Ernest Tharpe
William H. Tharpe
Brucetown
Raymond Boden
Womons
Billy
Bobby
Rs. Legg
Millwood Pike
Charles Webber
A. M. Bowers
Shade
Florida
Mise
L. J. Timberlake
Misa Edith Cornwell
State Teachers’ College
Farmville
Isabell Payne
Beatrice Huyett
George's School
Philadelphia
Mike Hosel Bailey
Annville
Lebanon College
Robert Y. Conrad
Aiken
8. C
Lillian Rinker
W. F. Rinker
Douglas. Sale
Webs Base
National Avenue
Charlottesville
Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Hamburger
R. K. Nevitt
Edinburg, Ve
Anna Free
Pearl Brown
Hazel Bailey
Cumberland
Ray Robins
Mr. P. Klompus
Zelda
Virginia McCauley
Miss Moore
Marshall Winkfield
James Winkfield
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
B. V. Switzer
Rockingham County
Evelyn Childs
Mamie Childs
N. E. Webb
J. W. Winkfield
Ragsy
Boyd Switzer
Raasy
Lewisburg
Charles Edmonson
Memorial Hospital
Valley Pike
M. L. Little
Clifton Clowser
Martinsburg, W. Va
Mirsy John Clowser
E.“Ik. Hetzer
Bess Hetzie
Alvin Ingram
Hagerstown, Md
J. W. Affleck
Clayton Cochran
Clayton, Jr
Michigan
Edgar Wood
Middletown, N. Y
George Washington Hotel
Helen Hottle
L. R. Markwood
Miss. Pumphrey
Front Royal
Mré&. Sinivsor
Mary
Mabel Kline
Claude Kline
Staunton
King's Daughters’ Hospital
Misses Kline
Handley High School
Eleanor and
Josephine Pittman
Thomas A. Williams
Middleton
Hunter Williams
Anarlow Town
W. Wa
Garland Williams
Hunter Willams
Abe Novick
Mary Wineman
Howard Wineman
Greensburg, Pa
Ross Swimley
Gite A. L. Green
Dorothy Green
Carrie Allamong
Stephenson
Mary Bahiman
C. A. Bahiman
Barnard College
Columbia University
Lee Fisher
John and
Douglas
Harry Beck
Bessie Hamilton
Messrs
Wilbur and
Chester Riley
Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg College
Earl Noonan
Beverley Rice
Herman S. Barr
A. Lloyd Agnew
Josephine Arthur
May Cooper
Helen Cooper
Eleanor Chiles
Mrs. S. M. Chiles
Plainfield
Elizabeth DeKay
Ashburn, Va
R. L. Gray
George Washington University
Mrs. Robert, Tunstall
Gray Gables Inn
R. W. W. Murrell
Nellie and
Evelyn Murrell
Lynchburg
Mrs. T. D. Kenny
Romney, W. ‘A
Leslie Grimm
Harrisburg
Edward G. Rusk
Ormer
Howard G. Glass
S. Hott
Shannon Hill
Bei
Davis
Ofre
Emmert’s
McCroys
Blore
Broadhead
Moling & Seal
THE
Betty Shoppe
Braddock
Cast and Steel
Barber’s Oil Heaters
R. M. Swimley
Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
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