Bride of Richard Horsey Gray in Virginia Episcopal Rites
Miss Elizabeth Gray married Richard Horsey Gray in an Episcopal ceremony in Roanoke with a Colonial ivory satin gown and orange blossoms veil. Attendants included Miss Mary Bell Bear and Miss Katherine Koiner. a reception followed at the Taylor home in Winchester. The couple plans a Virginia West Virginia motor tour and residence in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Horsey Gray
Anne Virginia
Jamra Ca
Covington
Mary Bell Bear
Harrisonburg
Katherine Koiner
Waynesboro
Lena Hitchens
Norfolk
Catherine Byrd
Lucy Radcliffe Taylor
Edward
Rogers
George Taylor
Sinclair
Marshall Jay Sinclair
Messrs. W., Abner Huntsberry
Winchester
Frederick Carlin Gray
Stuart Payne
Front Royal
Allan Bayard Gray
James Bernard Bush
Ralph R. Rosenberger
Winches
Taylor
Walnut Avenue
William Abbott Pratt
Emmett Lambert
Mary E. Cornell
Edward Burnell Rogers
Kurt Wilhelm Krause
Alvan Warner Jennings
Marshall Wryn Sinclair
James Carlisle Brand
Sue Wright Rogers
Robert Gilpin Wright
Fay K. Koiner
Isabel Sparrow
Anne Holmes Shirey
Mary Stuart Hutchinson
Robert L. Gray
J. Clinton Smith
Harry Stouffer
F. Carlin Gray
Allan B. Gray
Louise Gray
Cornelia Gray
Jane Gray Stouffer
Evva Stouffer
Dorothy Stouffer
Sue Schlack
Dispannett
Kenneth Rice
Pinckney Arthur
Palwarder
Washington
Augustine Pappas
Toano
Frances Mackey
Lexington
Marshall Wray Sinclair
George Taylor Sinclair
Carter Ashton Sinclair
Bluefield
W. Va
J. E. Martini
Coleman
Charlotte
N. C
Betsy Payne
Katherine Borden
Roland Ryan
Abner Huntsberry
Yates and Kerns Wed in Washington License Issued
A marriage license was issued in Washington on Thursday to Dwight R. Yates of Washington and Ruth B. Kerns of Capon Bridge West Virginia. Yates is the son of T. J. Yates of Charles Town and has served in government work in Washington for two years. Kerns taught at the Charles Town graded school last year while residing in Capon Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dwight R. Yates
Ruth B. Kerns
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Yates
T. J. Yates
Charles Town
Mrs Ellen Page Shields Returns to Winchester for Summer
Mrs Ellen Page Shields, now Mrs Randolph T Shields, arrives in Winchester after visiting Buffalo and Vancouver and China with her daughter Evy and son Ran T Shields Jr They reside on North Cameron street and her husband Dr Shields remains in China for hospital work Baptist Young People To Meet Here Shenandoah B Y P A Association Group 2 will gather at First Baptist Church Sunday with speakers music and the Efficiency Banner award for best quarter record All local senior and intermediate unions urged to attend Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph T. Shields
Ellen Page
Buffalo
N. Y
Vancouver
B. C
China
Winchester
North Cameron Street
Evy Shields
Ran. T. Shields, Jr
Orient
Shields
Shenandoah B. Y.P. A. Association
First Baptist Church
Frank Price
Harrisonburg
F. T. McFadden
Frank Crawford
Local residents with East Coast ties visit Winchester area
The list notes several visitors and staying guests including James B. Vredenburgh who enrolled at the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis, Virginia relatives visiting from Harrisburg and Washington and others from Hagerstown Roanoke Berryville Staunton and White Post with meetings and hotel stays at the George Washington Hotel and the Hotel Jack.
Noted Residents and Visitors Travel for Holidays
Mrs Walter R Talbot Mrs Ernest Ely and Miss Mollie Wood travel to Philadelphia for the funeral of Janney. Others visit Fairfax Charlottesville Harpers Ferry and Washington with relatives and friends as Fourth of July events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Talbot
Ernest
Ely
Mollie Wood
Philadelphia
Janney
Minority Stockholder Objects To B and O Stock Fees
Lloyd Church of New York City a minority stockholder of the Baltimore and Ohio won permission from the Interstate Commerce Commission to intervene in the stock issuance of $63,240.00. He opposes the cash commissions planned for bankers in the transaction. The note also mentions the bureau of standards saying a complete vacuum has not yet been obtained. Atchison Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Lloyd Church
New York City
Baltimore and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commision Today
Church
Bureau of Standards
Landing Places in Sea Favored by Mr. Coolidge
President Coolidge considers Col. Lindbergh proposal to establish sea landing places for trans-oceanic flights as an international issue. Lindbergh pushed the idea after recent aviators' achievements, with the White House noting growing experience in flying and navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Coolidge
Rapid City
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Coolidge
Aferita
Lindbergh
Cowslidge
White House
Byrd
North Pole
Atlantic
John Rogers
Hawaii
Washington
Treasury
Mills
Dorothy Mackaye Sentenced to One to Three Years
Dorothy Mackaye the dramatic actress was sentenced in Los Angeles to one to three years in San Quentin after conviction on a conspiracy charge connected to the death of her actor husband Ray Raymond in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Dorothy Mackaye
San Quentin
Ray Raymond
Louisiana Bandits Snatch a Payroll in Bogalusa
Three unidentified men held up the paymaster of the Great Southern Lumber Company in Bogalusa Louisiana this morning and escaped with about $4000 in cash. The robbery occurred at the mill yard as workers were arriving for shift changes. Police and federal agents investigated later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bogalusa
Great Southern Lumber Company
Bank Statements Requested From National Banks
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business June 30. The notice was announced in Washington on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
First Local Apples Of Season Shipped To Pittsburgh
The first carload of Yel low Transparent apples from Frederick county for 1927 was shipped by H. W. Butler & Bro. to the Pittsburgh Produce Yards. A second car is sent this afternoon by fast express to the same buyers for Monday market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
H. W. Butler & Bro
Fast Express
Pennsylvania
Failed To Get License For Dog Case Fines
S P Hanen was fined 14.25 dollars including costs in police court for failing to obtain a dog license. He also paid 15 dollars for failing to obey a summons to appear in the dog case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Hanen
Society Notes From Washington and Nearby Towns
Mr Willard Holland returns to Washington from Granesboro Virginia where his mother Mrs A P Holland shows improvement. Fred Stryker comes back to Winchester after a southern business trip to spend the weekend with Mrs Stryker and family. Prof Rael Ludwis of Berlin Germany and H E Siegler of Washington visit Miss Hazel Fishback of Dayton Virginia who is guests of the Yeakley sisters. They depart for Martinsburg and Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Mrs J A Massie and nephew Wilton Hope Jr return from Norfolk Newport News and Gloucester Point Virginia to their home. They escort Massie’s son Joseph Massie to Gloucester Point for a summer camp. Mr and Mrs F B Cobb and David S Cobb of Denham Massachusetts stay at George Washington Hotel. Grace Carver of Fairmont West Virginia visits with her parents Mr and Mrs H L Carver on Mast Piccadilly street. Misses Anna and Emma Yingling of Baltimore arrive to visit relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Headley
Washington
Mrs
J. W. Headley
South
Cameron Street
Virginia Baker Vredenburegh
New York
A. M. Baker
South Washington Street
Willard Holland
Granesboro
A. P. Holland
Mr. Fred Stryker
Winchester
Mrs. Stryker
Hazel Fishback
Dayton, Va
Yeakley
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
J. A. Massie
Wilton Hope, Jr
Norfolk
Newport News
Gloucester Point
Grace Carver
Fairmont
Mrs. IL. Carver
Mast Piccadilly Street
Citizens To Take Two Day Holiday During the Fourth
Winchester plans a two day holiday for the Fourth of July with Monday closure of stores and offices. The American Legion will host events at the Fair Grounds as part of the town celebration. Most banks and post offices will observe holiday hours and Handley Library will remain closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Handley Library
Evening Star
American Legion
Fair Grounds
Star
John Marshall of Linden Dies at 72 in Winchester
John Marshall of Linden Warren county Virginia died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital from a complication of diseases. He was admitted Thursday day in critical condition and leaves three sons. A well known Linden farmer, his body was moved there for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall
Linden
Warren County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Marshall
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Miss Taylor
Richard ‘H. Gray
Waynesboro, Va
Ralph Rosenberger
Stephen Petrescu
Virginia
West Virginia
Gray
Elizabeth Wallace
Mr. Higgs
Ernest B. Higgs
Higgs and Young
Staunton
Mary Baldwin College
Higgs
Emma B
W. A. Higgs
U. S. Pat
Huntsberry
Shoe Store
North Main Street
Ruth Kerns
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Randolph Shields
James B. Vredenburgh
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Vredenburgh
Harris EB. Kirk, Jr
Dr. Kirk
Baltimore
Robert ¥. Conrad
Evelyn Keller
Hagerstown
Middletown
R. Frank Barr
Barr
Mr. Warren Harris
Camden, S. C
George Washington Hotel
R. T. Pettitt
R. M. Pettitt
Stewart Street
Mrs. M. S. Hudson and Son
Mrs. Hudson
Mrs. I. L. Carver
F. L. Lewis
J. M. Payne
Charleston
Mrs. Haverwest
Roanoke, Va
Hotel Jack
William Briggs
Harrisburg, Pa
E. F. Eiseley
J. C. Eiseley
Harrisburg
G. F. House
B. F. Montgomery
Stephens City, Va
Harry Warden
Berryville
H. R. Davidson
Cumberland, Md
J. A. Jones
Staunton,Va
R. L. Chaplin
Ewart Johnston
White Post
William C. Marshall
Hugh McCulloch
St. Louis
Fairfax
Inln
W. C. Marshall, Jr
William. A. Merritt
Billy
D. C
Washington Inn
South Stewart Street
Margaret
Kate Mason Brown
Bishop
William Cabell Brown
Richmond
Alexander T. Jones
Ma Byrd
Evelyn Byrd Shipley
Jennie Rivers Byrd
Crawford
Katherine Ambler
Parkersburg
Minnie C. Baker
North
J. Martin Carper
Tredegar Company
Richmond, Va
W. 8. Carper
Boyce
Jean Robinson
Strasburg
Epworth League
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Edith Keller
Kearneysville, W. Vaa
Eugene Knight
Berryville Avenue
William LaRue
Phili
Harpers Ferry
Mr. LaRue
Walter Morehead
Mrs. M. 8. Loy
R. Lee Wilson
New Market
Katherine Grove
Benjamin Massie
Stephens City
Mrs. J. W. Wall
Kinsman, Ohio
Jack
E. H. Coyner
Woolworth
Roanoke
Gordonsville
George la Boute
Staunton, Va
E. H. Harloe
Edith Harloe
Nannie Cooper
E. E. Greenwalt
Albin, Va
Miss M. Kennedy
Hugh Hawkins
Nat
Opequon Lake Park
Frank McCormick
Brooklyn, N. Y
R.L. Chaplin
Harryl. Reardon
J. Nathanson
Atchison Globe
Bert Acosta
George Neville
Acosta
Allen
Bert, Jr
Floyd Bennett
Richard E. Byrd
America
France
Louisiana Bandits
Resno
Clara Drummond
Rael Ludwis
Berlin
Germany
HE. A. Siegler
Cobb
David 8. Cobb
Denham, Mass
Anna
Emma Yingling
Des
Scholl
Dr. Schell
Sample Shoe Store
Jack Dempsey
Saratoga
Sharkey
Balla
Eae
Bcot
Norwich
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