Wedding Bells In Washington A Brown Kern Dent Tie
Miss Brownie Kern wed Walter B. Dent at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church in Kingston. Kern, a Handley High School graduate and nurse, is daughter of George P. Kern. Dent, a Handley alumnus, worked at Riley's store and will live with Kern's father. Wedding trip planned to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
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Bay
Kington
D. C
Brownie Kern
Walter B. Dent
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Mark Depp
Winchester
Handley High School
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George P. Kern
Kern
Dent
William Dent
Philadelphia
David F. Yost
University of Maryland
Riley
South Loudoun Street
Atlantic City
George Kern
Local Weddings and Society Notices From Gore and Norfolk
An announced marriage joins Miss Della Householder and Mr. James S. Spaid with a ceremony in Hagerstown Maryland. The Woodward Blankenship nuptials are planned for Norfolk and Havana ties. Col and Mrs Roszel return from Southern Pines and attend Virginia Legion conference. Daughters of the Confederacy to meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs Crawford’s home.
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Women’s Civic League
Handley Library
Luther Pannett
Frederick County
League
Della Householder
Mr. James Spaid
Blair Householder
Gore
James S. Spaid
Loudoun Street
Hagerstown
Joseph Young Irvin
First Baptist Church
Washington Square
First Baptist Church of
Spaid
Jerry Spaid
Bloomery
W. Va
Roszel
B. M. Roszel
Margaret Chew
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Southern Pines
N. C
Staunton
American Legion of Virginia
McNutt
Local Student Returns to Wellesley from Winter Break
Miss Virginia Tayloe Boyd has left her father Dr. P. W. Boyd's home on West Boscawen Street to return to Wellesley College Massachusetts. Dr. R. B. Snapp, confined two weeks by influenza, can now work from his Hotel Jack office. Miss Mary Sartelle departs South Loudoun Street home to resume studies at Randolph Macon Woman’s College Lynchburg. Mr August Herbst of Snapp Foundry remains ill with influenza at his Highland Avenue home.
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Mary Warden Boyd
P. W. Boyd
West Boscawen Street
Robert Beach
Catonsville
Juanita Riley
South Braddock Street
Miss Miller Wisecarver
South Washington Street
William C. Perry
South Camerno Street
Curtis Creswell
South Kent Street
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
Dr. P. W. Boyd
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
R. B. Snapp
West Clifford Street
Hotel Jack Building
Mary Sartelle
B. B. Sartelle
South Loudoun Street
Randolph-Macon
Woman’s College
Lynchburg
August Herbst
Snapp Foundry
Highland Avenue
Final Rites Held For Miss Phadonia Ritter
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Miss Phadonia Belle Ritter at her brother A Taylor Ritter Sr home on East Cork street. The Rev W L Dudley and Rev Murray D Mitchell led the service with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included James Ritter and A Taylor Ritter Jr among others. Relatives from Tampa Alexandria Middletown and Maryland attended. She died early Saturday at Memorial Hospital after two weeks treatment for heart disease.
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Phadonia Belle Ritter
A. Taylor Ritter
East Cork Street
W. L. Dudley
Church of Christ
Murray D. Mitchell
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Middletown
Floyd Ritter
Maryland
Miss Ritter
Memorial Hospital
Uncle of John I Sloat Dies After Illness in Virginia
John H Cave 78 a retired farmer of Page county Virginia died at his home near Luray after a week long struggle with influenza and pneumonia. He survived by his widow Mary and daughter Josephine with brothers and half siblings. The funeral will be at Mount Zion Church in Page county. He belonged to the Dunkard Church.
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John H. Cave
Page County
Luray
John I. Sloat
Clarence D. Sloat
Mr. Cave
Mary Cave
Josephine Cave
Daniel Cave
Joseph E. Trenary
Cumberland
Mount Zion Church
Cave
Dunkard Church
Deaths From Flu And Pneumonia Rising Across States
Public health reports show influenza and pneumonia deaths up in the week ending January 5 while influenza cases fell. Twenty three states and New York City logged 61 970 influenza cases versus 76 000 previously. 746 influenza deaths in the week across 41 cities, up from 530. Pneumonia deaths totaled 1 295 the week ending January 5, up from 989.
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Associated Press
Washington
Public Health Service Today
New York City
Stock Market Tendency Still Seems Downward
New York opinion shifts marked a downward stock market with a heavy early open, a midday rally, and subsequent decline. Bear selling weighed on liquidation while credit fears dampened sentiment despite bank meeting remarks. Call money touched 7 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
National Bank
Feed the Birds This Season Urges Humane Feeding
All humane persons are urged to feed birds now since they cannot find natural food on the bare ground. Use crumbs and table scraps that would go to the garbage, aiding birds until spring when they repay with song as life reawakens.
Body of Tex Rickard Taken To Madison Square Garden
The body of promoter Tex Rickard arrived at Pennsylvania Station from Miami Beach amid crowds and a Madison Square Garden board contingent preparing for transfer to the funeral parlor. Jack Dempsey attended, moved by the loss, and while expressing no retirement plans, spoke of interest in the Sharkey Stribling fight and called Rickard his pal.
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Asner Press
New York
Tex. Rickard
Miami Beach
Pensylvania Station
Madison Square Garden
Rickard
the Garden
Miami
Dempsey
Three Die In Garage Fire In Detroit
DETROIT Jan 8 Allen Doane 56 his wife Annie 55 and their niece Thelma Grieves 9 were burned to death in a garage fire of undetermined origin. The blaze destroyed the structure and claimed the lives of the family members.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Allen Doane
Annie
Thelma Grieves
Three Occupants Seized After Building Fire Near Hazel Park
A trio occupied a third floor apartment when a blaze broke out in a Hazel Park area building today. Fire crews responded promptly and contained the fire with no reported injuries.
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Hazel Park
Near
Funeral Services For Mrs. McCarty
The funeral for Mrs. Margaret R.K. McCarty will be held at 3 o’clock Wednesday from her son’s home 9 West Leicester Street. The Rev. Dr. C. A. Freed of the Lutheran Church will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden of the Presbyterian Church. Interment is at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers named Fred Rathman Harold K. Over Marcelus A. Marion Anderson Jack Smith Frank Brown.
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Margaret RK. McCarty
McCarty
West
Leicester’ Street
C. A. Freed
Pas Cé Lutheran Church
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron Étery
Je Fred
William Rathman
Harold
K. Over
Marcellus A. Marion Anderson
Jack Smi
Frank Brown
Hoover holds talks with Borah amid silent report era
Washington January 8 Hoover spent over an hour at breakfast with Senator Borah Idaho. Borah refrained from sharing views but discussions reportedly covered legislative issues and the new administration and farm relief concerns. House delegation names D Pierce of Des Moines for agriculture secretary post.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Senator Borah
Idaho
Borah
Capitol
Congress
D. Pierce
Des Moines
Gatling Weds Day After Divorce In Baltimore Ceremony
Richard Henry Gatling vice-president of the Manufacturers Trust Company wed Anne M. Jones of Baltimore the day after his divorce from Winifred Waters Gatling. The ceremony in Hagerstown Maryland was conducted by Rev Dr B F Plummer. Gatling 58 and Jones 31.
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Associated Press
New York
New York World Today
Richard Henry Gatling
Manufacturers Trust Company of
Anne M. Jones
Baltimore
Gatling
Winifred Waters Gatling
Bridgeport
Mr. Gatling
Miss Jones
B. F. Plummer
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Early Passing of Kellogg Treaty By Senate Predicted
Washington reports that after a day of talks the Kellogg anti war treaty may be ratified soon. The sole dispute concerns whether an interpretation of American rights under the pact is needed. Senator Moses, author of the interpretative resolution, said no understanding by tomorrow seems likely.
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Washington
America
Moses
Coolidge
Senate
Many Leaders See Hoover On First Day At Capital
Washington dispatch on Hoover's first full day after election. He met at the Mayflower Hotel with friends and leaders and listened to callers. Rumors and guesses filled the air on his cabinet and key appointments as he considers a two to three day listening period.
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Hoover
Capital
Washington
Heberb Hoover
Wi Ton
Coolidge
Hig
Mayflower Hotel
Rgis
S” Street
Senator Curtis
Senate
Mr. Hoover
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Treasury, and That the Attorney-Generalship ' Gmires To William J. Donovan
Ork
Vendertta
Borah
Pieter Bay Morrow
Mexico
Henry Fletcher
Italy
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Walter F. Dent
Washington Church
Sheriff Pannett
Civic League
Mrs. DuShane
Europe
George Washington
Mr. Allen
The
Atwater Kent Radio Company
Willard Michael
Martinsburg
Julian L. Michael
T. W. Mathews
Ladies’ Bible
First Christian Church
Messrs
W.L. Hussong
C. P. Newbrugh
Potomac Edison Company
James P. Reardon
Front Royal
Kenneth Henry
Atwater Kent Radio
Lee House
W. A. Baker
R. T. Barton
Richmond
K. C. Cather
Roanoke
Hotel Jack
Helen M. Searles
South Hadley
Tabb
James I. Parsons
Mr. Hershyell
Cohen-Adler Shoe Company
Norman Graber
Western Union Telegraph Office
Herbert Harmer
Albin, Va
E. Z. Taylor
East Orange, N. J
George Washington Hotel
Charles L. Bowly
Mary Woodward
Mary Antionette Woodward
Sidney Woodward
Norfolk
Alexander
Hugo Blankenship
Episcopal
Havana
Cuba
Ghent Methodist Epissopal Church
Daughters of Confederacy
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank B. Crawford
Washington Street
Lailie
Florsheim
Phadonia Ritter
Mr. Sloat
Page
Borgh
Aot
Richard
Price
Manhattan
Bradley
Brown & Fisher
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