Marriage of Saul and Personal Bride in Fitch County
The notice details the marriage of Saul and Personal bride with Mr. Crocker of Massachusetts acting as witness. The bride wore ivory satin with d'Angle and pearl bodice, veil, and carried a bouquet. Attendants included Douglas Crocker as metron of honor and Miss Agnes George H. Burwell Jr. attended as guests from various regions. A bridal shower at the parsonage and a Daughters chapter meeting are reported along with Girls' Athletic Association winter activities and planned basketball practice.
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Ae Douglas Crocker
Fitch
Metron of
Huger
Labouisse
New York
Richmond
New Orleans
York
Agnes Ye
George H. Burwell, Jr
Pee County
Woodson Returns Home From Sulphur Well Ky
Prof G C Woodson a retired educator has returned to his city home after spending two and a half months in Sulphur Well Kentucky for health and recreation. The piece notes many local residents traveling, visiting and working in Winchester and nearby towns with social updates and travel plans.
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Ae G. C. Woodson
Sulphur Well
G. C. Woodson
Professor Woodson
Kentucky
Town Notes Include Illnesses Visits and Guest Days
Mr Willem Irwin of Bibers drew store Ecoenned near Stewart street due to illness. J L Murray and J W Be ime from Hagerstown Md stay at the G F House. Mrs C R Coleman ill for a week continues at Kenilworth Stephenson with L E Rice on North Main. Alfred May of Washington returns home today. Miss Helen Shockey hosts Pollyanna Club on National avenue with twelve members. Mrs Claude Stickley of Vaucluse visits town. Marvin Shank returns from ten days in Gloucester City Philadelphia and Baltimore. J P Shehan Ford agency Washington visits on business. Rank proprietor Rest Haven Hotel Edinburg Va spends yesterday here. Nan Keating and Mrs John Reilly Harrisonburg Va depart for Washington. N M Taylor Harrisonburg Va visiting friends. Harry Frazier Jr Richmond Va staying at George Washington Hotel. Prof N D Cool formerly John Kerr principal now in Bridgewater Va spends day here. Mrs Luther Pannett improved after major operation at Winchester Memorial. George F Barker and niece A A Barker Wilmington Del en route to Florida stop here. Mrs Charles Snapp Opequon spending winter with daughter at Lebanon Church
Alexander Hamilton Sunday Film at Empire Theatre
The Chronicle of America film Alexander Hamilton screens Sunday at 3:30 and 9 p.m. at People’s Picture Services Empire Theatre. The Yale and Pathé produced portrait revisits Hamilton’s postwar financial leadership and the Whiskey Rebellion with historian Allen Johnson scripting.
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Alexander Hamilton
Empire Theatre
Alexander Ilton
Chronicles of America
United States
Yale University
Pathe Exchange
Columbus
Jamestown
Dixie
Hamilton
Confederation
George Washington
Allen Johnson
R.B. Nelson
R. Casselman
Pure Breeding Steps to Maintain Seed Quality
Farmers growing high grade grain seed must isolate fields by great distances and use barrier crops to prevent cross pollination. Pure bred seed commands higher prices due to its heavier, better quality grain and the need for smaller acreages and meticulous management.
Plan for More Poultry and Production of Eggs
Director F A Gougler warns that future poultry and egg expansion is doubtful due to rising competition and efficiency needs. He notes 2,000,000 extra pounds of dressed poultry shipped this year, 37,000,000 pounds in cold storage, and a 14,000,000 pound increase from last year, signaling a large carryover. Egg storage is up by 160,000 cases while egg exports fall by 450,000 cases as Europe grows more self sufficient. Midwestern production rises with good spring, but overall consumption may not grow.
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F. A. Gougler
The
Miinois
Pains “Ap Association
Gougler
Dry Cow Feeding Based on Condition and Pasture
The feed for a dry cow depends on her body condition. Poor flesh requires ample feed to reach fair flesh by calving. Fair flesh needs about a maintenance ration, while good pasture may suffice. If pastures are poor, provide extra roughage.
Mrs Trinkle Suffering From Barn Burns After Fire
Memorial hospital musicians cared for Mrs Trinkle after a barn fire left burns on her hands and arms. Doctors expect permanent scarring on her hands though the upper arms face and neck may escape serious damage. Her general condition improved and she may be discharged soon.
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Memorial Hospital
Trinkle
Andy Smith Dies of Pneumonia in Philadelphia
Noted gridiron coach Andy Smith, famed for leading California football, died this morning at University of Pennsylvania Hospital from a pulmonary abscess following pneumonia. He fell ill at a new hotel after the Thanksgiving Carmel game and was moved to hospital on December 19 with Dr Robert G. Torrey and Bill Hollenbach present.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Smith
California
Pennsylvania Hospital
Monary
Eastrom
Pennsylvvania
Torrey
Bill Hollenbach
Clase
Storing Late Cabbages Plans and Methods
A historic storage plan suggests pulling up cabbages with roots, placing them in a long shallow trench with roots down, covering with earth, and building a frame enclosure, top covered with straw or hay. Cabbages are lifted from one end when needed, roots left in place to prevent sprouting.
Racketeering arrest in Los Angeles liquor theft case
Miss Mary Baxter heads a rum running band accused of stealing 75000 dollars worth of liquor from a U S government warehouse in Los Angeles. She was taken into custody along with William H. Wolf.
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Mary
Mary Baxter
United States
Los Angeles
William H. Wo
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