Social and Personal Moves Noted for Mrs Tenbelle Hitler
Social and personal items show Mrs Tenbelle Hitler arranging a reception and meetings at a blocked venue with tentative times noted as between nine and four the next day. The fragment mentions a telephone contact for further details.
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Wierheesd
Tenbelle
Swedish King Gustav Vasa and Subplots of Love
Gustvus Vasa’s escape and revolt against Denmark linked to his peasant disguise and missionary work for Swedish freedom. Elizabeth I’s engagement web with Prince Eric and his failed aspirant to queenship frame side notes. Mary W. Tweed’s wedding to Rev. B. Du vall Chambers in Washington D C followed by Atlantic City trip plans.
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Sweden
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Stockholm
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Vasa
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Stewart Bell
Eric
Europe
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England
London
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Hesse
Eris
Karen
Katherine
Engagment of Polly Titcomb to Henry Davis Lee announced
Mrs Edward Titcomb of Nogales Ariz announces the engagement of her daughter Polly to Henry Davis Lee son of Mrs Lee and the late Mr Arthur Lee of Washington and Elkins W Va The wedding is planned for February 19 in Nogales and the couple will reside on Lone Mountain cattle ranch Huachuca Mountains Cochise County Mr Lee is a grandson of the late Senator Henry Gassaway Davis and a cousin of Mrs William Hitt of Middlburg Va
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Edward Titcomb
Nogales
Ariz
Polly
Henry Davis Lee
Lee
Arthur Lee
Washington and Elkins
W. Va
Lone Mountain Cattle Ranch
Huachuca Mountains
Cochise County
Mr. Lee
Henry Gassaway Davis
West Virginia
William Hitt
Middleburg
Engagements and weddings in Charles Town area
Mrs. Earl Iden of Bluemont announces the engagement of her daughter Ethel Louise to Howard Day ton Sprague of Oakland Maryland. Invitations issued for Carrie Virginia West to wed Howard Gilbert Lakeman of Frederick County at Meadowbrook Charles Town. Meantime Edgar Ware, Myerstown farmer, hospitalized in Winchester Memorial for surgical treatment. A Young People's Choir meeting is set at 7 15 tonight. Marion Anderson and Mliss Strosnider wed in Charles Town. they will reside on South Cameron Street. Eugene Russell and Dorothea Shade receive a Washington marriage license. Rev Mark Depp presided. Mary Gold visits then departs for Baltimore.
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Corporation Court Clerk’s Office
Lloyd C. Carper
Bessie M. Strosnider
Winchester
Edgar W. Carper
South Loun' Street
Daugh
Amon Strosinder
Warren L. McFarland
M. Sager
A. H. Mc
Sear
Wm. J. Vam
Earl C. Iden
Bluemont
Ethel Louise
Howard Dayton Sprague
Oakland
George Sprague
Purcellville
Iden
Annu Bay
Uxagement
Co. Wilden
David E. Hawthorne
Carroll K
Berryville
Thomas J. West
Jefferson County
W. Va
Carrie Virginia West
Howard Gilbert Lakeman
Frederick County
Meadowbrook
Charles Town
Lakeman
John D. Lakeman
Opequon
Edgar Ware
Myerstown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
The
United Brethren Church
Floyd Haines
Strasander
Marion Anderson
M’liss Strosnider
Anderson
South Cameron Street
Mr. Anderson
Washington
Eugene D. Russell
Dorothea L. Shade
Winschester
Mark Depp
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Lupton Hiett Wedding and Social News Parade
Announcement of Miss Juanita Hiett wedding to Mr Charles A Lupton at Charles Town West Virginia with plans for a home in Winchester and a reception fundraising milk fund event featuring prizes chaired by Mrs Bryan Conrad and committee members. Also reports Miss Bessie Strosnider wed Mr Lloyd Carper and other local society notices and arrivals.
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Bryan Conrad
W. H. Bosserman
Fred Glaize
Harry Schmidt
Stewart Bell
Harry Russell
Highly Respected Colored Woman Dies at 74 in Winchester
Aunt Emma known as a longtime respected resident of Winchester died at her home at 10 30 PM after a brief pneumonia illness. She leaves husband Frank Washington a Memorial Hospital orderly. five daughters Cornelia Gray Isabel Knight Frances Washington Charlotte Washington Emma Williams and Arthur W. Washington a son who has spent years in the West. Funeral arrangements were pending arrival of distant friends and relatives.
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Isabel Knight Frances Washington
Charlotte Washington
Emma Williams
Philadelphia
Arthur W. Washington
West
Six People Fined in Winchester Police Court
Six violators faced fines totaling 130.25 at Winchester police court before Judge Donald L Weems. Disorderly conduct ruled Wess Shade at 5 dollars and Wilbur Chapman 12 dollars. Arm and Combs received 73 dollars and a 30 day suspended jail term for possessing liquor. Benton Brenning was fined 25.25 for assault after a street incident. Holmes Miller paid 12 dollars for drunkenness in public and Wilmer Shade 3 for parking improperly.
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Winchester
Donald L Weems
Wess Shade
Wilbur Chapman
Armond Combs
Benton Brenning
Bill Link
Holmes Miller
Wilmer Shade
Youthful Man Dies in Church Service in Stephens City
John G Boyd a member of a prominent local colored family died suddenly after attending services at the colored Methodist Church He appeared fine then slumped in his seat and died before reaching the car His mother and three brothers survive with a sister and funeral is set for 2 30 p m Wednesday at the church in Relief near Stephens City Va
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Stephens City
John G Boyd
Relief
Augustus Boyd
Carl Clifton
Holmes Boyd
Meta Boyd
Colored Methodist Church
Oklahoma City Faces Wild Oil Well Threat
An oil well blew wild inside Oklahoma City injuring a workman seriously and endangering nearby districts. Lower connections were blown out by pressure as production began. National Guard units were deployed and firefighters stood on duty with chemical equipment ready as fires were doused within a half mile.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma National Guard
Administration Lost Effort To Delay Red Cross Bill
The Senate rejected a move to postpone the 25 million dollar Red Cross appropriation and denounced the delay as out of order after Vice President Curtis sided with Senator Norris. The article notes routine moves to fund the Red Cross and mentions individuals Mrs. Lewis M. Allen and Mr. James H. Bott traveling for related private campaigns and purchases.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Red Cross
Curtis
Reed
Pennsylvania
Norris
Nebraska
Historic Hymn Service Planned With Short Historical Sketch
The Rev. Snyder Alleman leads a Wednesday hymn program including verses from Jesus Lover of My Soul Lead Kindly Light Abide With Me Nearer My God to Thee Rock of Ages and more with solo meditations and an offering. Various hymn authors and denominations are named among the readings and choir pieces.
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Snyder Alleman
Jesus
John Wesley
Cardinal Newman
Henry Lyte
God
Sarah
A. M. Toplady
S. Dryden Phelps
D. D
Phoebe Cary
Martin Luther
Two RAF Officers Killed as Plane Crashes Near Worthy Down
Winchester England January 19 two Royal Air Force officers died and nine persons were injured when a bombing plane crashed into the Lee at Worthy Down near Winchester. The incident occurred today injuring civilians and service personnel.
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Associated Press
Winchester
Eng
Royal Air Force
Lee
Worthy Down
Ere
Woodcock Argues Own Supreme Court Case on Search Warrant
Prohibition Director Woodcock won the right to argue before the Supreme Court and plans to present an important Michigan case about the legality of searches without warrants. He aims to challenge or defend established warrantless search practices.
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Associated Press
Washington
Woodcock
Supreme Court
Michigan
New Haven Flier Crashes In Storm Injuring Many
The Colonial Express bound for New York collided with a local near Readville station during a heavy snow storm. Many passengers were injured and eight taken to hospital. the engineer was the most seriously hurt with a leg pinned beneath the locomotive. The incident occurred on the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
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New York
Colonial Express
New York, New Haven
Birth Control Decree Impacts Budapest Bankers
Budapest report says a decree limits bank employees to four children and allows instant dismissal for secret marriage. It also notes banks threaten female staff with dismissal after child birth.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Price of French Wheat Fixed At $2 A Bushel
Paris officials announce the government plans a $2 per bushel price for high grade wheat. A bill to implement the policy is ready and Minister of Agriculture Victor Boret believes Parliament will pass it. The minister notes French farmers would nearly break even at that price given production costs.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ministry of Agriculture
Victor Boret
Preachers Honored With Sherry at St Pauls London
A centuries-old custom sees a bottle of sherry presented to the clergyman delivering Sunday morning sermons at St Pauls Cathedral in London.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Fair Young Thing: boxing crowd criticizes cowardly seconds
Describes the crowd's anger at seconds leaving the ring during trouble. Notes a large number of partially deaf people per the American Orological Association. Mentions paraffin derived from crude paraffin-base oils due to wax content.
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The
American Orological Association
United States
Hoover Chooses National Committee for Red Cross Drive
President Hoover names a broad group of leaders to sponsor the Red Cross effort to raise ten million dollars for drought relief. Former President Coolidge will be honorary chairman with Alfred E. Smith and John W. Davis as vice chairs. The committee includes Rev. S Parkes Cadman, George Eastman, Cardinal Hayes, Samuel Insull, Jesse H. Jones, Frank Kellogg, Owen D. Young and others from business, religion, and public life.
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American Red Cross
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Hover
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Red Cross
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Abel Davis
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Herbert J. Case
New York City
George Eastman
Rochester
Joseph E. Friend
New Orleans
Patrick J. Hayes
Alvin T. Hertz
Louisville
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Jesse H. Jones
Houston
Texas
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
Minn
Cait Mae W. Lamont
New
Pneumatic Tire Invention By John Dunlop
John Dunlop developed the pneumatic tire in 1887. His design used rubber tubing wrapped in canvas and cemented to the wheel to create a pressurized tire.
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John Dunlop
Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Wheat and corn on the Chicago Board of Trade rose toward the close as visible supply declines surprised traders. Opening values slipped on mild weekend weather and moisture in the winter wheat belt with March May and July futures listed for each grain and oat and rye prices also shown.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Grand Jury Deliberates Bowley Death Case Involving Local Trio
Grand jury probes Bowley death after a late night crash near a pike curve following a dance at Jordan Springs. E C Johnson and Mrs Eleanor Walters were in the other car. Bowley was struck while aiding Walters. George Snyder, charged in the fatality, was free on bail.
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Jordan Springs
Winchester
E. C. Johnson
Wheeling
W. Va
Eleanor Walters
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pike
Johnston
Walters
Young George Snyder
Bowley
Snyder
John H. Snyder
Peeley
Jas Smith
W. Stoddard
Hagerstown
North Loudoun Street
Stoddard
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Malgley
Gore
Makeley
William di Zerega
William Hollis
Vincent Hollis
Earl Grim
Sue Schlack
Virginia Barnett
Helen Butkley
Charles Shewridge
Ted Jones
E. C. Stuart
William Schneider
J. H. Newcome
Tom Boyd
Great Damage From Erosion At Niagara Falls Recorded
Erosion at Niagara Falls on the American side created a large U shaped indentation about 150 to 200 feet deep and 150 feet wide, with rock blocks piled midway up a 167 foot cliff. Officials heard rumbling from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m., but most visitors may not notice the change.
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