Miss Russell to Wed Lieutenant Ravenal Marshall
Announced engagement of Miss Marion Soley Russell of Washington to Lieut. St Julian Ravenal Marshall United States. Debut occurred January 3 at the Willard. Family naval ties highlighted with former Navy judge advocate general and Comdr John Codman Soley among relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Marshrall
Robert Lee Russell
Washington
Arion Soley Russell
Navy
William C
Whitney
Marshall
Supreme Court
John Marshall
Winchester
Relatives Attend Funeral Of W. L. Henry
Relatives gathered in Marrisonburg Virginia yesterday for the funeral of Mr. William L. Henry a well known Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train conductor Attending were Mr and Mrs Addison T Henry Mrs Lucy Gose Mr Edward C Goss and Mr and Mrs Williams Taylor and their son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Henry
Marrisonburg
William Ll. Henry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Addison T. Henry
Lucy Gose
Edward C. Goss
Williams& Taylor and Son
Birth of Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Anderson
The Andersons announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday January 19. Mrs. Anderson is formerly Miss Mary Carr Baker, daughter of Mrs. Edmonia S. Baker of Peyton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Anderson
Eugene Ailement
White Post
Anderson
Mary Carr Baker
Edmonia S. Baker
Peyton Street
Late Miss Frye Laid To Rest Near St. John's Church
Martha C. Frye aged 18, died in Winchester last week and was buried at St. John's Church in Mount Williams Va. The Rev. Courtney Anderson led the service with hymns The Old Rugged Cross Shall We Gather at the River and Rock of Ages. Interment followed in the church cemetery. pallbearers were six cousins. Survived by parents Mrs and Mr Frye two sisters and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Williams
Martha C. Frye
Winchester
St. John’s Church
Courtney Anderson
Old Rugged Cross
Carson
Howard
Calvin Allamong
Floyd
Maynard Brewer
Lum
Miss Frye
Joseph Frye
Obituary Notice for Oscar O Shade of Martinsburg
Oscar O Shade died in Martinsburg at 2 a m after a ten day illness of double pneumonia. The 26 year old son of Charles Shade, unmarried, worked in trucking and is survived by his father two sisters and three brothers. Funeral is Tuesday at 9:30 a m at his sister Mrs Shockeys home with Rev J R Collis officiating, burial in Green Cemetery Morgan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Orville Shade
Frederick County
North H. Shockey
New York Avenue
Martinsburg
W. Va
Shade
Charles Shade
Dehaven
Martha Shade
Porter L. Shade
Wilmer H. Shade
Earl Shade
Winchester
Shockey
Ovn
J. R. Collis
The
United Brethren , Inwood
Green
Morgan County
Funeral of Conductor William L. Henry Draws Rail Workers
More than a hundred Baltimore and Ohio Railway employees from Shenandoah division joined funeral services for Conductor William L. Henry in Harrisonburg after his fatal injuries from a Weverton Junction accident. Masonic and Knights of Pythias members served as pallbearers and the railroad ran a special train from Brunswick to Harrisonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shenandoah
Brunswick, Md
Lexington
Harrisonburg
William L. Henry
Frederick, Md
Weverton Junction
Presbyterian Church
B. F. Wilson
Rockingham
Brunswick Md
Mr. Schaffenaker Breaks Skull in Motorcycle Crash
Fred Schaffenaker of Hampshire county West Virginia, about 23, was brought to Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle accident near Capon Bridge. He was unconscious on arrival, with a skull fracture and doctors keeping him under observation. the bike reportedly swerved from the road and threw him to the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Schaffenaker
Hampshire County
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Capon Bridge
Schaffenaker
Isaac Jewell Dies of Paralytic Stroke at County Home
Isaac Jewell a longtime resident of Rappahannock county Virginia died at the county home after a stroke of paralysis. He was about 65 and had lived on the George Garber farm in Frederick county. He is survived by two brothers and a sister. The body was sent to Jones morgue on South Loudoun street pending word from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Jewell
Rappahanock County
Fredeck County
George Garber
Rappahannock County
Jones’ Morgue
Loudoun Street
Crazed Convict Fatally Stabbed Four Guards
In Pittsburgh Western Penitentiary John Graham a 38 year old prisoner lunged with a home made stiletto stabbing four guards as staff entered his cell to quiet him. Guard C Donahue shot Graham wounding him fatally. Guards Donahue and P W Kidd were seriously stabbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Western
John Graham
C. Donahue
Donahue
P. W. Kidd
Booth Injunction Hearing Put Off
In London on January 21 the injunction proceedings of General Bramwell Booth were adjourned to Friday in Chancery Court. The temporary injunction restrains the Salvation Army high council from electing a successor to General Booth and remains in effect until the next hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Bramwell Booth
Chancery Court
High Council of the Salvation Army
Booth
Block of Danville Buildings Burned
Danville Virginia suffered its heaviest fire loss in ten years as a blaze of unknown origin damaged a full block in the tobacco section. The damage was estimated at 100000 and the property was insured, with the fire opposite the central station showing heavy smoke and falling walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Danville
Khan Rescinds His Abdication In Afghanistan Crisis
From Herat reports TM Amanulah Khan at Kanzahar has officially rescinded his abdication and assumed supreme power after his elder brother Inayatullah was driven out last week, altering the Afghan throne dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Herat
Amanulah Khan
Kanzahar
Inayatullah
Afghanistan
Court Will Pass On Pocket Vetoes By the President
The Supreme Court agreed to decide the validity of presidential pocket vetoes. The case from Okano gan Colville and others in Washington state raises issues also central to Muscle Shoals legislation and a vetoed measure after Congress adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Washington State
Muscle Shoals
Coolidge
Congress
3000 Arrested In Chicago Police Sweep
Chicago police led by Chief William Russell arrested about 3000 people in a sweeping crackdown across the city. The drive targeted gangs gunmen and robbers with raids in theatre districts and door to door operations, following a week of 102 robberies and multiple shootings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
William Russell
Grover Shot By Thugs Expires As Suspects Arrive
Benjamin J. Williams a Baltimore grocer dies from chest and abdomen wounds suffered during an attempted hold up at his store. Five suspects arrested after a city wide search. they were to be brought before him for identification as the crime tied to a six man group in a stolen car. Williams' wife was struck over the head during the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Benjamin J. Williams
Williams
Five Point Drop in Steel Unsettles Market
A five point drop in United States Steel unsettled speculative sentiment as prices turned irregular. Copper and merchandising shares and some rails advanced, while credit uncertainty and tight money kept traders cautious with call money at 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
United States
Progress Continues In King's Condition
Buckingham Palace reports that King George’s condition remained unchanged from the last bulletin. Officials say there is steady progress in his health as of this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Buckingham Palace
George
Marshal Foch Now Sitting Up
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Ferdinand Foch improving enough to sit in an arm chair for a few minutes and read messages from around the world. Doctors maintained the ban on visitors to the sick room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Marshall Ferdinand Foch
Dozen Mine Workers Injured By a Blast
Twelve men of a repair crew at Baltimor No. 5 colliery in Wilkes-Barre were injured when a blast occurred after a squeeze at the mine. The Hudson Coal Company incident happened at the east end of the operation.
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Ths Associated Press
Wilkesbarre
Baltimor No. 5
Hudson~ Cos? Company
East End
Gage
Two Days Illness Of Pneumonia Fatal To Mrs Carbaugh
Mrs Annie Elizabeth Carbaugh widow of Alaceb G Carbaugh died at her son in law and daughter Charles E Staples home in Stephens City Virginia after a two day pneumonia illness. She was 80 born June 10 1849 and survived by three sons eight grandchildren and a sister and brother. Funeral from Mrs Staples home conducted by Rev O D Lambert and Rev Snyder Alleman with interment at Green Hill Cemetery.
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Stephens City
Annie Elizabeth Carbaugh
Alaceb’ G. Carbaugh
Charles E. Staple
Carbaugh
Frederick County
Staples
O. D. Lambert
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Snyder Alleman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Green Hill
G. BE. G. L. Clarence
Willard
Maurice Lemley
Lomax Parker
Jacob and Catharine Lemley
Jacob G. Carbaugh
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Charles. E. Staples
P. Carbaugh
H. C. Carbaugh
N. L. Carbaugh
W. D. Parker
R. A. Lemley
Public Sale of Evan N. Cline Land in Hampshire WV
Under the will of Evan N. Cline deceased the Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester Va executor offers at public auction on February 14 1929 a 161 acre Capon District parcel in Hampshire WV with timber and structures. The sale splits timber and land options with cash and bond payment terms and a purchaser may pay all cash. Auctioneer I Brumback notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan N. Cline
Corporation Court
Winchester
County Court
Hampshire County
W. Va
Capon
West Virginia
Hugh FP. Cline
Asa W. Cline
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
I. Brumback
Dollar Liner President Garfield Grounded Passengers Safe
New York reports say the Dollar Steamship Lines President Garfield ran aground on Matilla Reef near Bahamas. All passengers were rescued and transferred with baggage as the Pan-America proceeds to Nassau. The operation occurred early today and the sea was calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert E Duff
Dollar Steamship Lines
Munson Ner van Americca
Dollar
President Garfield
Matilla Reef
Bahama Island
Pan-America
Nassau
Bahamas
Strasburg to host Virginian Bankers meet in 1980
Alexandria Va January 20 Col Thos P Beery vice president The National Bank at Harrisonburg was elected chairman of group 3 at the Virginian Bankers Association annual meeting in the George Mason Hotel Strasburg was chosen as site for the 1980 meeting T Merchant vice president Arlington Trust Co Rosslyn named vice chairman P W Anderson cashier Marshall National Bank Marshall secretary treasurer Advisory council listed including G T Geary Harry P Davis H G Brown Russell Shryock W G Marstella and W Bowbeer J T L Jones of Berryville presided Rev William Hasamond gave an address on Money in Banks at the banquet Rev Ernest M Delany offered invocation. The morning session opened with invocation by Rev A V Regester William H Baden spoke on The Life Insurance Trust S W Keys and W W Surrell also spoke on Bank Costs Bod en noted life insurance trusts conserve proceeds for longer periods and cited uses of optional life policies and estate administration by will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Col. Thos
P. Beery
National Bank
Harrisonburg
Virginian Bankers’ Association
George Mason Hotel
Strasburg
T. Merchant
Arlington Trust Co
Rosslyn
P. W. Anderson
Marshall National Bank
Marshall
G. Tt. Geary
Mount Jackson National Bank
Mount Jackson
Harry P. Davis
The
Manassas
H. G. Brown
Culpeper National Bank
Culpeper
Russell Shryock
People’s Bank
Stephens City
WV. G. Marstella
Fauquier National Bank
Warrenton
W. Bowbeer
Virginia Bankers' Association
J. T. L. Jones
Berryville
William §. Hasamond
M. E. Church South
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Stuart
Florida
E. C. Stuart
Jeanne Stuart
F. Estes Kline
Group No. 3
Virginia Pankers Association
W L. Henry
Meserse
E. D. Calvert
S. R. Willey
C. E B. Huff
Stanley EH. Harmer
M. M. Murnan
Deaversa
H. McCoy
E. P. Fer
M. L. Lockhart
Claude Henkla
Strasbburg
Charlotte Estep
Jean Hammack
Middletown
A. M. Baker
C. M. Capper
Mary Capper
Jacksonville
Fila
John Capper
J. Augustus Haines
Shenandoah, Va
J. T. Hurry
Mrs. Carpenter
Piccadilly Street
H. V. Schottland
Pulaski, Va
George Washington Hotel
Leslie Fries
North Loudoun Street
D. W. Lupton
E. W. Armstrong
Coco Weather Stripping Company
Colonial Hotel
Ralph Benner
John Benner
Bunker Hill
Ray Benner
R. W. Dunaway
Front Royal
Leetown
W.va
West Cork Street
R. M. Swimley
R. A. Cain
High Point, N. C
Alfred Howell
Charleston
Va. Va
Frances ShHngluff
F. Hylande Burns
University Parkway
Donald L. Gilpin
Aiken, S. C
Ernest Funkhouser
Lebanon Church
Harry Bowman
Hester Rowland
Summit Point
Cecil M. Eskridge
Mrs. Henkle Carpenter
East Piccadilly Street
H. T. Smith
North Loudoum Street
Huntsberry
Oscar O. Shade
Wm. L. Henry
Mr. Schaffenaker
Khan
Grover
Marshal Foch
Cuba
Sam
Chicago Daily News
Virginia Loan and Thrift Corn
A. S. Hott
Sec
Mer
London St
Pdollar
Strasburg Lands Bankers’ Meeting
T. N. Beery
J.,t. L. Jones
Ance Trust
W. Keys
Themite
Sample Shoe Store
Qur
News Cats
Swimley
Geo
Lions Club
Dean You
Onesieddietinery
Endicott-Johnson Shoes
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