Miss Robinson Weds William Curtis Wilson in Hagerstown
Miss Willa Janney Robinson and Mr. William Curtis Wilson wed on June 30 in Hagerstown Maryland. The bride, daughter of D. A. Robinson of Clearbrook Virginia, wore tan ensemble. After a motor trip through Ohio and Indiana, they will live near Purcellville Loudoun county where Wilson farms.
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Miss Robinson
Wilson
Willa Janney Robinson
William Curtis Wilson
Hagerstown
D. A. Robinson
Clearbrook
William Wilson
Purcellville
Ohio
Indiana
Loudoun County
Virginia
Mrs J D Dodson and Ruth Frazier Shop in Stephens City
Mrs J D Dodson and Miss Ruth Frazier, both of Stephens City, were seen shopping in town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Dodson
Ruth Frazier
Stephens City
Mrs Floyd Reed Visiting In Middletown With Mother
Mrs Floyd Reed of this city now visits her mother Mrs A M Miller in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Reed
A. M. Miller
Middletown
Mrs May Bowman Visits Strasburg In Town Today
Mrs May E Bowman of Strasburg was a visitor in town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May E. Bowman
Strasburg
Miss Meta Craig Visits Baltimore Guest at Fairmont Avenue
Miss Meta Craig of Baltimore arrived today and will stay with Mrs. H. M. Canter at her home on Fairmont avenue, continuing in a social visit.
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Meta Craig
Baltimore
Mr Hall's Bride Sealed In Frederick Marriage
Mr and Mrs Clark Hardesty of Stephenson returned from Frederick Maryland where they attended the marriage of their niece Georgia Elizabeth Cusack of Stephenson to Fledy G Hall of Baltimore yesterday. Hall a Richmond Law School graduate and new attorney will practice in Chicago with his bride to reside there.
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Hall
Clark Hardesty
Stephenson
Frederick
Georgia Elizabeth Cusack
Fledy G. Hall
Baltimore
Law School
University of Richmond
Chicago
Mr. Lloyd of Henderson Plans Move to Deposit New York
Mr. Lloyd, Henderson has left for Deposit New York, where he will make his future home, signaling a relocation and new residence.
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Mr. Lloyd
Henderson
Deposit
N. Y
Master Robert Lockhart Returns Home From Stephens City
Master Robert Lockhart, guest of his uncle Hockman Orndorff at Stephens City, has returned to his home on Faimont avenue.
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Robert Lockhart
Hockman Orndorff
Stephens City
Fainmont Avenue
Miss Felton Returns From Visit To Stephenson
Miss Frances Felton, who had been visiting Miss Gladys Derry for several days at her home on West Cork Street, returned today to Stephenson.
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Frances Felton
Gladys Derry
West Cork Street
Stephenson
Railroad Engineer Mr Fries In Town For Several Days
Mr J S Fries division engineer of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has been spending several days here visiting local offices and inspecting facilities in the area.
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J. 8S. Fries
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Local guests checked into George Washington Hotel
Mr and Mrs C G King of York Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs F G Kinnholtz and Master Robert Kinnholtz Miss Hodgson and Mr Donald King owner of the lime works at Strasburg were registered last night at the George Washington Hotel.
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C. G. King
York, Pa
F. G. Kinnholtz
Robert Kinnholtz
Hodgson
Donald King
Strasburg
George Washington Hotel
Blackwood Cameron Family Guests at George Washington Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Blackwood Cameron, Miss Dorothy Cameron, and Mr. Alexander Cameron of Reading Pa are guests at the George Washington Hotel.
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Blackwood Cameron
Dorothy Cameron
Alexander Cameron
Reading, Pa
George Washington Hotel
Mr. Warren Grim spends vacation fishing at Capon Bridge
Mr. Warren Grim is reported to be spending his vacation on a fishing trip at Capon Bridge.
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Mr. Warren
Grim
Capon Bridge
Mrs and son Dever guests of Fuller in Amherst street stay
Mrs J H Dever and son Jack Dever of St Louis are guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Fuller at their Amherst street home. Miss M D Memaster of Chambersburg Pa is also a guest of the Fullers.
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J. H. Dever
Jack Dever
St. Louis
Charles Fuller
Amherst Street
M. D. Memaster
Chambersburg, Pa
Misses Conrad Return to North Market Street Home
The Misses Conrad who had been visiting Boston have returned to their residence on North Market street.
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Conrad
Boston
North Market Street
Local Residents Do Weekend Shopping in Town
Mrs. R. H. Shiley of Stephens City spent the day shopping in town. Misses Florence and Mabel Jenkins returned to Middletown after visiting their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shipe, at Rippon West Virginia.
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Florence
Mabel Jenkins
Middletown
Mrs
Herbert Shipe
Rippon
W. Va
Mrs Cookus Returns Home From Visits Across States
Mrs Harry H. Cookus has returned home after visiting friends in Wheeling Romney West Virginia Cleveland and Bowling Green Ohio. She was accompanied by her niece Miss Jane Biddle who will spend the summer with the Cookus couple.
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Harry H. Cookus
Wheeling
Romney
W. Va
Cleveland
Bowling Green
Ohio
Jane Biddle
Notable Guests At The Jack Hotel
Among the guests at the Jack Hotel are Mr and Mrs A W Reed of Lockport New York Mr and Mrs J W Cook of Pittsburg Miss Jessie C Edwards of Winston Salem North Carolina Mr Earl J OBrien of Washington Pennsylvania and Mr and Mrs J H Buckley of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
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Jack Hotel
A. W. Reed
Lockport
N. Y
J. W. Cook
Pittsburg
Jessie C., Edwards
Winston Salem
N. C
Earl J. O'Brien
Washington, Pa
J. H. Buckley
Pittsburgh, Pa
Miss Elizabeth Rawlings to Visit Middleburg Host
Miss Elizabeth Rawlings of Middleburg Virginia is expected here in a few days and will be the guest of Mrs. Fred Stryker.
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Elizabeth Rawlings
Middleburg, Va
Fred Stryker
Mr Burr Powell Harrison Spends Day in Washington
Burr Powell Harrison spent today in Washington visiting government offices and meeting with officials to discuss pending matters. Details of his agenda and outcomes were not released.
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Mr. Burr Powell Harrison
Washington
Oates Visit Highlights Fort Lauderdale Couple in Town
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Oates of Fort Lauderdale Florida are visiting friends in town, staying with local hosts and making social rounds during their trip.
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Mrs
A. J. Oates
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Stultz Tours Hagerstown While Northern Virginia Power Co. Boss
Mr. D. E. Stultz, superintendent of the Northern Virginia Power Company, spent today in Hagerstown as part of routine inspections and oversight activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Stultz
Northern Virginia Power Company
Hagerstown
Miss Doris Durell Set for South Stewart Visit
Miss Doris Durell, winter and spring resident of New York City, will arrive tonight to visit Miss Frances Beverley at her home on South Stewart Street.
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Doris Durell
New York City
Frances Beverley
South Stewart Street
Miss Lola Tull Departs for Worcester Massachusetts
Miss Lola Tull, guest of Mrs. J L Robinson, left today for Worcester Massachusetts.
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Lola Tull
J. L. Robinson
Worcester
Mass
Roanoke Officers Killed and Two Wounded
In Roanoke Virginia a gunman Albert Johnson killed Policeman C H Morgan and wounded Officers A M Smith and W M Terry during a raid on a northwestern house. Morgan died hours later. Smith and Terry remained in serious condition. Police armed and patrolling roads and trains sought the suspect with bloodhounds along the Norfolk and Western tracks, while the three officers from the plain clothes crackdown on bootleggers entered the home of Charles Whitten, a white man jailed for illegal liquor.
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Associated Press
Roanoke
C. H. Morgan
A. M. Smith
W. M. Terry
Albert Johnson
Morgan
Smith
Terry
Norfolk and Western Railway
Charles Whitten
Morgan Fll
H. E. Howell
Glendon Ends Athletic Career At Naval Academy
Glendon, longtime naval crews coach at Annapolis, declared he is through with athletics at the academy. He refused to attend a conference with Navy officials about ongoing disputes after earlier reports he would sign a one year contract and take indoor gymnasium duties in addition to crew duties.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Richard J. Glendon
Naval Crews
Academy
Glendon
Naval Academy
Mount Jackson Man Improves At Memorial Hospital
Mr. C. M. Shannon of Mount Jackson, patient at Memorial Hospital, shows marked improvement and is expected to return home in a few days.
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C. M. Shannon
Mount Jackson
Memorial Hospital
Miss Aulick Returns Home From Petersburgh Camp
Miss Mary Katherine Aulick who served for weeks as assistant dean of the Sargent camp in Petersburg New Hampshire has returned to her home here.
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Mary Katherine Aulick
Petersburg
N. H
Sargent Camp
Baltimore Man Shoots Mother In Law in Canton
Robert Cox 35 went to his mother in law Mrs. Margaret Kram's Canton home and shot her twice. He fired eight shots total and was captured by a motorcycle police officer. Kram survived and Cox was charged with assault with intent to kill after being ejected from the house.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Robert Cox
Inlaw
Margaret Kram
Canton
Cox
Eastern District
Flooding in Poland Surpasses 1903 Inundations
Dispatches from Galicia and Teschen report flood damage in Poland exceeding the 1903 inundations. About 300,000 people are without shelter and relief funds estimated at $2,000,000 are urgently needed.
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Poland
Associated Press
Warsaw
Galicia
Teschen
France to Name Debt Commission for Washington Mission
Paris July 2 The French government plans to announce on the American debt question within a few days. The move will likely be limited to naming the mission to go to Washington. France will keep debt dealings with the United States separate from those with Great Britain.
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Associated Press
Paris
Washington
France
United States
Great Britain
Coal min ers press for 10 percent wage hike and better terms
Pa July 2, the tri district scale committee asked mine owners to renew the contract expiring August 31 for two years with a 10 percent wage increase for tonnage men and a dollar extra for day workers. Other demands include quicker grievance adjustments and housing improvements on company property. Conciliations bureau orders field agents to monitor mining regions as wage disputes loom.
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The
Associated Press
Anthracite Scale Committee
Washington
Conciliation Bureau
Labor Department
Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Scranton
Jacksonville
van A. Bittner
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Davis
Traffic Signals To Be Tested At Main And Water Streets
The city will test an automatic traffic signal at the southwest corner of Main and Water streets and at the northeast corner of the same streets. The device, electrically operated, will switch every ten to fifteen seconds between Go and Stop with red and green signs daytime and lit at night. If satisfactory, more signals may be installed at key traffic centers around town.
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Main
Water Streets
Tacks On PikePunctured Tires A Prank By Williams Children
Martinsburg turnpike scene where tacks driven into tar caused multiple flat tires. Mrs Frances Baker testified Harold Williams 15 planted tacks. younger brothers Carl 9 and Wilmer 6 denied. Magistrate judged them guilty in spirit, warned parents to restrain children, and dismissed all.
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Martinsburg
Frances Baker
H. 8
Shull
William Williams
Death of Berkeley County Farmer at Winchester Hospital
Jacob Butts of Berkeley county West Virginia died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital after ten days there for stomach trouble. A native of Gerrardstown he was 45, married to Effie Kane and father to Russell Eva and Cecil. He leaves his father and five brothers Richard Lafayette William Page George. Funeral Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church with service at 3 oclock and burial beside the church.
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Jacob Butts
Berkeley County
West Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Butts
Gerrardstown
John
Sarah Rees Butts
Effie Kane
Russell
Eva
Cecil Butts
Richard
Ohio
Lafayette
William
Page
George
Trinity Lutheran Church
Butler Bros Show Here Next Week In Good Vaudeville
Butler Brothers motorized vaudeville acts will give two performances in Winchester on Monday and Tuesday nights to benefit the Charley Rouss Fire Company. Shows start at 8 o'clock in a tent on the South Main street table lot near the Valley Pike. The troupe has played across the Valley with strong crowds in Strasburg, where tickets are sold out for tonight and tomorrow. The acts promise clean, high quality entertainment with an original twist, moving from theatre to outdoor tent for the summer.
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Butler Brothers
Winchester
Charley Rouss Fire Company
South Main Street
Valley Pike
Strasburg
Paralysis sufferer Asa D. Larrick in relapse in W Virginia
Asa D. Larrick a near seventy year old former prominent timber ridge farmer in Hamp shire county West Virginia who recently had a paralytic stroke at his Berryville avenue home has suffered a relapse described by relatives as extremely precarious. A longtime farm worker he helped organize the Western Frederick Bank at Gore and serves on its board of directors.
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Asa D. Larrick
Timber Ridge
Hampshire County
W. Va
Berryville Avenue
Mr. Larrick
Winchester
Western Frederick Bank
Gore
County
Greenwood M E Church Services With illness of pastor
The Greenwood M E Church will hold next Sunday's service under the leadership of Brother George Taylor from Market due to the pastor's illness.
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Greenwood Church
George Taylor
Market
Street Church Address by Matthews Draws Helpful Service
Broth Matthews, teacher at Men' Seain' ’ive ae Mi Church, will deliver the address with assurances of an effective service. Members and friends are urged through the community to attend, says J. Luther Neff, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broth Matthews
Men’ Seain
J. Luther Neff
Advances Scored by Chain Stores and Mail Orders
New York July 2 Stock market activity showed some gains in speculative operations in the morning with broad advances in many issues remaining narrow in most periods. Chain stores and mail order stocks rose on reports of strong summer business and expanding earnings. Brisk inquiry for medium priced motor and accessory shares. Call money renewed at 5 percent then eased to 4 1/2 percent. Closing was firm with about 1,350,000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Colonel Coolidge Improves At Plymouth After Illness
Plymouth dispatch reports Col John Coolidge father of the President resting well in Plymouth after a recent illness that prompted the president to travel from Swampscott Mass. Doctors say he is improved though still tended. He sat in a chair this morning and enjoyed coffee and eggs on toast for breakfast.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
John, Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
U B Rural Charge Sunday Services In Mount Olive Sund ay
Mount Olive Sund ay school at 9 30 a m with sermon by the service. Mount Plea public worship at 3 p m. Sunrise St day school at 2 30 p m. Pleasant V ley Sunday school at 10 a m. Christian Endeavor at 8 p m.
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Mount Olive
Sund Day School
Mount Plea
Pleasant
Vley
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J. L. Sargent
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Georgia Cusack
R. H. Shiley
Debt Commission
Water
North Main ST
Butler Bros
Colonel Coolidge
U. B. Rural Charge
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