Miss Nannie Timberlake Weds James Noble Brown in Brooklyn
The marriage united Miss Nannie Eliza Timberlake daughter of East Orange and Brooklyn residents with Mr. James Noble Brown son of Cranbury in South Congregational Church Brooklyn. A splendid ceremony followed by a reception at Franklin Square Hotel and a northern motor tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Timberlake
Jersey
Nannie Eliza Timberlake
Tate
Charles E. Timberlake
East Orange
N. J
Brooklyn
N. Y
James Noble Brown
Henry W. Brown
Cranbury
South Congregational Church
Raymond McConnell
Clarence Rothfuss
Gerald R., Gnade
Clover Hill
Messrs
Henry Wilson
Ed. C. Barrett
Thornton. Field
Hightstown
Logan O. Timberlake
Thomas F. ‘Timberlake
R. Campbell Weston
Mendelssohn
Hollins
Florence Detheridge
Allitson
Bruno Huhn
de Koven
New England
Mrs. Rownwill
Jefferson-Clarke Couple Married a Year Surprise
Elmer Rodrick son of D. W. Rodrick of Kabletown and Rosa Grim daughter of E. Grim near Berryville were married May 29 1925 in Hagerstown Maryland with Rev C H Schade officiating. The news came days ago surprising friends who thought the union secret. They will reside with the groom’s parents. Julia D Snyder formerly of Summit Point Jefferson County and Samuel W Olson formerly of Jamestown New York married in Pittsburgh and will live in Greensburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson-Clarke
Elmer’ Rodrick
D. W. Rodrick
Kabletown
Rosa Grim
E. Grim
Berryville
Hagerstown
C. H. Schad
Julia D. Snyder
Samuel W. Olson
Summit Point
Jefferson County
Elyria
Ohio
Jamestown
N. Y
Pittsburgh
Aubrey Louis Lewis Born to Glenn and Audrey Lewis
Mr and Mrs Glenn Lewis of this city announce the birth of a son Aubrey Louis born Monday afternoon weighing seven pounds Mrs Lewis formerly Miss Audrey Hulver of Summit Point West Virginia. Mr and Mrs J L Fanster Mrs Alson Hott and two sons Horace and George have returned to this city after visiting relatives in Roanoke Radford Va and Knoxville Tenn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Lewis
E. Glenn Lewis
Aubrey Louis
Lewis
Audrey Hulver
Summit Point
W. Va
J. L. Fanster
Alson Hott
Horace
George
Roanoke
Radford
Knoxville
Miss Ruth Windham Weds Har ry Lohr Benner in Washington
Miss Ruth Annette Windham daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Windham of Washington married Henry Lohr Benner at 9 o clock Tuesday morning in Our Lady s Chapel St Aloysius Church Washington. Rev Father William J Brooks officiated. The bride wore peach georgette and tafetta with silver and carried roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs Thomas C Luckett sister of the bride served as matron of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette
Edward T. Windham
Leo Cleary
Thomas E. Luckett
P. Tuhey
Franklin Square Hotel
Mr. Benner
Ida L. Wyndham
Daingerfield L. Wyndham
Winchester
Ruth Windham
Washington Church
Ruth Annette Windham
E. C. Windham
Washington
Harry Lohr Benner
Our Lady’s Chapel
St Aloysius’ Church
William J. Brooks
Thomas C. Luckett
Hongy
Miss Jane Fishpaw Bridal Set for July 15
Miss Jwaneta Jane Fishpaw will wed Samuel R. Hurst in a June ceremony at the bride’s Clarke County home Forest Glen. The bride, a Handley High School faculty member and Blackstone College alumna, will have a reception after the 7 30 p m ceremony. Hurst, Lexington native, works with local apple growing interests and is with the Imperial Orchard Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Fishpaw
John M. Fishpaw
Forest Glen
Clarke County
Jwaneta Jane Fishpaw
Samuel R. Hurst
Miss Fishpaw
Handley High School
Blackstone College
Blackstone
Hurst
Lexington
Imperial Orchard Company
Visitors from Sunbury Reel In Fine Black Bass
Four Sunbury visitors Edward Wiemer Samuel Jolly David Specter and Camillus Snyder stayed with Mr and Mrs O T Ritter at Valley Avenue. They toured Shenandoah River where they caught some fine black bass before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Edward Wiemer
Samuel Jolly
David Specter
Camillus Snyder
Sunbury
O. T. Ritter
Valley Avenue
Shenandoah River
Beatrice Cooper Celebrates Thirteenth Birthday With Surprise
Miss Beatrice Cooper receives a birthday surprise at her North Braddock Street home on Thursday afternoon. A friend lured her downtown for a shopping trip. at 5 39 p m she returned to over twenty friends. Games lasted hours and at 7 30 p m refreshments were served around a long table with a 13 candle cake and roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Cooper
North Braddock Street
Miss Cooper
Mrs Randolph’s Illness Sparks Swift St Louis Trip
Mr Ben O F Randolph of near Millwood Clarke county was summoned to St Louis after a telegram announced the serious illness of his wife who had gone there to visit her mother Mrs Fontaine Jones. He left on the first train and his horses are overseen by farm workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben. O'F. Randolph
Millwood
Clarke County
St. Louis
Randolph
Fontaine Jones
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Carter Hall
Mr J Pf Rodman to Return Home Tonight
Mr J P F Rodman of South Dakota, who has been in Lexington Kentucky for some time, will return to his home here tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Locke
Everett, Pa
J. PF. Rodman,Sd
Lexington, Ky
Notable Visitors and Weekend Guests Arrive in Winchester
Mr E W Dixon of Philadelphia visits Winchester on business while Mrs Nathanson hosts guests from Forest Park and Baltimore. Washington guest Mr Ross Wheat spends the weekend with his mother. The group plans a caverns excursion Monday. Baltimore and Baltimore area visitors also arrive for extended stays with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Dixon
E.hearn Company
Philadelphia
Winchester
Mrs. Hoffman
Mrs. Specter
Forest Park
Baltimore
S. J. Nathanson
North Loudoun Street
Miss Angelica Didier Leaves Dallas for Washington Visit
Miss Angelica Didier leaves today for Washington to be hosted by her sisters before returning to Dallas where she makes her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelica Didier
Visitors Return Home After Stay in Radford
Mrs. Fred Stryker and her daughter Mary Katherine Stryker visited relatives in Radford Virginia and returned home last night. Mrs. William Merritt and her son of Charleston South Carolina are guests in Winchester for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Stryker
Mary Katherine Stryker
Radford
William Merritt and Son
Winchester
Norfolk Couple to Stay with Parents on North Loudoun
Mr and Mrs Joseph Ffolliotte of Norfolk Virginia will visit and stay with Mrs Ffolliottes parents at their North Loudoun street home for the coming weekend, the notice says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ffolliotte
Norfolk, Va
North Loudoun Street
Mrs Wyvill group to attend Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia
Miss Linda Wood travels to Washington to join her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Wyvill. They plan to attend the Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Wood
Washington
Mrs. Wyvill
Philadelphia
Talberts of Lewisburg Visit in West Virginia
Rev and Mrs W O Talbert and daughters from Lewisburg WV are guests of their son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs EC est. Miss Lois Talbert will leave tomorrow for New York to attend the University of New York for the summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Talbert
Lewisburg
W. Va
Drs and
Eins
Missois Talbert
New York
University of New York
Local Guests and Travel Notices
Mrs. W. J. Smith leaves for Washington to visit friends and her daughter in Hall Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Beach of Norwalk Connecticut are guests at the George Washington Hotel. Harley Cummins of Washington is a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Over on South Loudoun Street. Mrs. James Ollie Cooper of Harrisburg Pennsylvania visits Mrs. W. Smoot on South Kent Street. Mrs. Wilmer Shryock, staying here, is guest at her parents home in Mauritown Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lees Hardy
Baltimore
Mrs. W. G. Hardy
South Washington Street
Mrs. R. M. Beach
Norwalk, Conn
George Washington Hotel
Harley Cummins
Washington
Mrs. C. K. Over
South
Loudoun Street
James Ollie Cooper
Harrisburg, Pa
W. “. Smoot
South Kent Street
Wilmer Shryock
Mauritown
Social calls and visits from Pennsylvania to Virginia
Messrs. James Montgomery and R. K. Hill of Kennesville Pa stopped at the G. F. House last night. Misses Margaret Kelchner and Emily Sanford leave for Grimes to be guests of Miss Genevieve Gardner. Mrs. Roy Triplett of Mountain Falls heads to Rockville Md to visit Mr Triplett. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin of Roanoke Va stay with Mr. and Mrs. James Collins on South Kent Street. Miss Pearl Headley, newly placed in Washington, visits her parents on South Cameron Street over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
James Montgomery
R. K. Hill
Kennesville, Pa
G. F. House
Margaret Kelchner
Emily Sanford
Grimes
Genevieve Gardner
Roy Triplett
Mountain Falls
Rockville, Md
Mr. Triplett
Miss Pearl Headley
Washington
South Cameron Street
Citizens' Band Opens Summer Concert Series
The Citizens' Band led by Prof. W H Melliiwee performed on the Court House lawn drawing a large crowd. A trombone solo by Jack Martini stood out as new music delighted listeners. Open air concerts may occur about twice monthly through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Band
W. H. MelIiwee
Court House Lawn
Jack Martini
Mrs Thropp Home After Foot Injury in Clarke County Visit
Mrs Scott Thropp of Baltimore who fell and broke a bone in her foot while visiting friends in Clarke county has been returned home. She has been treated at Memorial Hospital and was moved home today by relatives who traveled by automobile. Mrs Thropp is the daughter of Dr Wilmer of Johns Hopkins in Baltimore with a country home in Clarke county. It was understood Mrs Thropp was recovering several weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Thropp
Baltimore
Clarke County
Memorial Hospital
Thropp
Wilmer
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Rewey
Youth crushed under truck near Berryville
Herman Sumption aged 21 of National avenue Winchester was struck by a heavy truck on the Berryville to Castleman's Ferry pike about 11 this morning. He suffered a crushed left hip and facial cuts, was treated at Memorial Hospital after first aid by Dr A P Osborne, and exonerated the driver Annie Strother from blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Sumption
National Avenue
Winchester
Berryville
Castleman's Ferry
Memorial Hospital
A. P. Osborne
Santilloh
Mason Osborne
Annie Strother
Sumption
Webbtown
Impressive Rites Held For Late Mrs Rosa L Brown
Funeral services were held at 3 p m at 522 North Loudoun street for Rosa L Brown widow of stock dealer James M Brown and Hark director following a prolonged illness. The Rev George W Stover and the Rev Dr F T McKfaden led the rites at the United Brethren and Presbyterian churches. Floral tributes surrounded the casket and the interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers named George Jolliffe Henry Moling Hampton Boyce Dr E A Humaston M M Lynch and George Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa L., Brown
James M. Brown
Winchester
North Loudoun Street
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Brown
Mmeber
Hampton Boyce
E. A. Humaston
M. M. Lynch
George Taylor
Moose Lodge Picnic Planned at Golightly's Park
The Winchester Lodge of Moose schedules its first annual picnic for Monday July 5 at Golightly's Park. The event features games for men, boys and girls including broad jump three legged race and sack race with dance music by the Sunset Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lodge of Moose
Golightly’s Park
Sunset Orchestra
Effort to Limit Expenses Blocked in Congress
In the closing hours of the session Senator Neely of West Virginia sought action on a resolution to limit senatorial campaign expenditures but was blocked by Senator Blease of South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Senator Neely
West Virginia
Blease
South Carolina
Trubee Davison To Head Navy Aviation
News reports that Trubee Davison of New York was nominated to be Assistant Secretary of War in charge of aviation and that Edward Warner of MIT was nominated to be Assistant Secretary of the Navy in charge of aviation. The posts follow new legislation to strengthen air services and creation of a commerce aviation bureau awaiting a nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Trubee Davison
New York
Edward Warner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Navy
Davison
Warner
Congress
Army
Navy Air Services
President's Air Board
Secretary of Commerce
Bureau of Civil Aviation
Italian Fascisti Officials Arrested in Major Bank Scandal
Secretary General Turati, aided by Premier Mussolini, led an investigation that resulted in the arrest of several prominent Fascisti figures tied to a large financial scandal within Italian government circles. The drive aimed to curb corruption and raise party morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HIG Fascisti
Turati
Fascisti Party
Mussolini
Wheat values tighten amid drought driven outlook
Chicago July 3 wheat prices show a tightening market with declines in July delivery and mixed moves across corn and oats. Reports of northwest drought and heat curb spring wheat prospects while winter wheat is rapidly sold as mills and exporters absorb supply. Provisions move with meat and lard demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Northwest
South Dakota
North Dakota
Washington
Requiem High Mass For Mrs. Alice Murnan
A solemn high mass was sung for the late Mrs. Alice Spence Murnan widow of John Murnan Baltimore and Ohio official at the Church of the Sacred Heart The service followed ill health she died Thursday at 408 North Kent Street Interment was in Catholic Cemetery A large crowd attended with floral tributes The mass was by Rev Father William J Meredith Sermon by Rev Father Thomas A Rankin Others included Rev Father William A McKeefry and Miss Elizabeth Griman organist The pallbearers were J Harvey Canter William Sullivan Maurice M Lynch VF 1D Calvert William Keating and John Bowers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sacred Heart
Alice Spence Murnan
John Murnan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
North Kent Street
William J. Meredith
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Harrisonburg
Thomas A. Rankin
William A. McKeefry
St. Joseph's Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Calvert
William Keating
John Bowers
Bartonville Church of Christ Service Schedule
Bartonville Church of Christ invites worshippers to a Sunday program led by Pastor Ernest Shade. Bible school at 10, communion at 11, sermon at 11:15 on Sabbath or Lord's Day which, followed by an 8 pm patriotic service with national hymns and a sermon titled The Man Who Stood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Shade
Winchester Fire Alarms Call for Precise Details
Firemen urge the public to report fires by calling 16 and to specify extent nature and exact location to avoid unnecessary turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Dr Yeuell Shines In Wallace Hero Portrayal At Church
Dr Herbert Yeuell delivered a dramatic portrayal of Wallace in the Ben Hur program at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. The audience of over 200 followed his depictions of Ben Hur Mesala and Simonides with strong attention as Arthur Wale offered musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeuell
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Ben Hur
Herbert Yeuell
Wallace
Mes- Sala
Simonides
House of
Murray PD. Mitchell
Mr. Wake
Mitchell
Evening Star
Dr. Yeuell
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Three Florida Banks Suspend After Run and One Closes
Three Florida banks suspended operations while the Bank of Cocoanut Grove and the Bank of Buena Vista announced suspensions to protect depositors. The Bank of Little River and the Bank of Diana closed after runs, and the Bank of Hollywood faced a brief run. Officials planned a rapid liquidation and local reorganization to a new insured institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Dania
Hollywood
Bank of Cocoanut Grove
Bank of Buena Vista
Bank of Little River
Bank of Diana
Bank of Hollywood
Here
Allied Institutions
Buena Vista Bank
J. R. Anthony
Jacksonville
John Griffen
Tent Meeting at Gainesboro with Evangelists Abernethy
Evangelists Abernethy and Humphreys from Philadelphia hold a tent meeting across from the Winchester and Western Railroad station in Gainesboro. The nightly gatherings begin at 7:45 p.m. daily through the summer, excluding Saturdays, with good music and an open invitation to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernethy and
Humphreys
Philadelphia
Winchester and Western Railroad
Gainesboro
Colored John Mann M. F. E. Church Service Notice
Colored John Mann M. F. E. Church announces Sunday services with pastor Rev H A Johnson at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 a m. Holy Communion at 3 p m with preaching by Rev James Wallace of Hagerstown Md. Come with us and we will do thee good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Johnson
James Wallace
Hagerstown
Rest Sunday for a strenuous week urged by Winchester citizen
In Winchester a resident nicknamed Bill Dollar calls for rest on Sunday after a strenuous week. He urges church attendance for inspiring singing and a sermon on Do unto others, and warns that a tombstone will reflect the life one leaves behind. He stresses faith in God country and Winchester, urging locals to act as mentors and keep money at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Bill” Dotlar
Bill
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Sample Shoe Store
Benjamin Randolph Ili
W. H. Bowers
Henrietta Bowers
Halethorpe Md
Luther Williams
Misses Williams
Stephens City
James R. Brandon
Charleston
Taylor F. Hahn
Thomas Seabright
A. C. Welch
Mr. McSherry Lupton
John P. Landau
Pittsburgh, Pa
Charles Summers
Mildred Milleson
Forambersburg, Pa
Margaret Drummond
Beulah Hawkins
Benner-Windham
Rex Shade
Miss Ruth Shade
Cumberland, Md
C. L. Smith
North Cameron Street
E. Z. Jefferson
Hayfield
A. W. Andes
Roy A. Larrick
E. W. Cather
A. S. Anderson
J. A. Spaid
M. F. Loy
Thomas Mathews
Winchester Christian Church
Teegee
Ross Wheat
Mary Byrd
R. M. Ward
Bessie Hopkins
William Hopkins
Wil
H. H. Baker
W. J. Smith
Hall, Md
Franklin
Roanoke, Va
James Collins
PD. C. Funkhouser
Fawcett Gap
S. C. Williamson
Mire T E. Sutphin
James Brown
Moose Lodge
Navy Aviation
Alice Murnan
Bartonville
Church OF Christ
Florida
John Mann
East Cork Street
Mozart
Cash Ree Sher
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