Smee TR ELAR IMAL a AN Miss Helen Virginia Renner Bride of Mr. Boyer
A quiet wedding at Braddock Street Church united Miss Helen Virginia Renner and Mr. Boyer with a small family ceremony. The bride wore a light blue outfit and pink flowers. attendants included Miss Reba Elaine Riley. After the ceremony the couple left for a trip to Niagara Falls and Washington, planning to reside at 26 North Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Virginia Renner
Boyer
Braddock St
I Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
E. A. Lambert
Reba Elaine Riley
Lehring Staples
Stephens City
William Milleson
Mendelssohn
Samuel H. Renner
Cleveland G. Boyer
North Braddock Street
National Avenue
Handley High School
Wonder’s Apparel Shop
Middletown
Middletown High School
Fair Play Store
Social Calendar of Club Meetings and Choir Practices
A list of events and gatherings for the week notes luncheons at the George Washington Hotel and Braddock Street Methodist, choir practices at First Baptist and United Brethren churches, Elks and Rotary meetings, Legion and Win chester Lodge activities, plus a story hour at Handley Library for first graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
First Baptist
Kis Club
Young Rom
United Bre- Church
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Lyneneer
American Legion Post
Geo. Washington Hotel
Braddock St Methodist Church
Handley Library
Miss Hazel Giffin Weds Carl Ryman In Local Nuptials
Miss Hazel V. Giffin of Trone and Mr. Carl A. Ryman Jr. of Newbern were married Saturday at the bride’s home in Braddock Street area with close family presence. The Rev. E A Lambert officiated. reception followed as the couple planned a Washington D C honeymoon and residence at 4809 Davenport Street N W. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Giffin. the groom a Duke University and U S Coast Guard employee. A second note reports three marriage licenses issued in the corporation clerk’s office, including out of state couples. The Ladies Aid Society of Stines Chapel plans a yard party July 13 to aid Sunda y School funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayler
Berryville
Helen Hawkins
Baltimore
Sam Lewis
New York City
Roberta Aytor
Francis L. Aytor
Miss Aytor
Miss Hawkins
Lewis
Walter Blount, Jr
Culpeper
W. N. Lewis
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcoe Church
South
Ryman
Natural Bridge
Virginia
Davenport Street
N. W
Washington
Ella Giffin
C. F. Gifflin
Trone
Elizabethtown
Westbrook Seminary
Portland
Maine
United States Treasury Department
C. A. Ryman
Newbern
N. C
Duke University
Durham
U. S. Coast Guard
Clark M. Smith
Sarah Adele Shreffler
Lykin
Harry A Naylor
Harrisburg
Harry B. Shreffler
Edward G. Naylor
Hazel V. Giffin
Charles F. Giffin
Carl A. Ryman, Jr
George Ryman
Newburn
Helen V. Renner
Samuel H. Renner
Landon G. Boyer
Ladies Aid Society of
Stine’s Chapel
Bryarly’s
Sunda School
Mrs Sadler to address Legion Auxiliary meeting
Mrs. William T. Sadler of Warrenton will address the Ladies Auxiliary of Robert Y. Conrad Post No 21 American Legion at 7 30 tonight at Mrs Heratd Larrick’s home on West Clifford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler
Legion Auxiliary
William T. Sadler
Warrenton
Virginia Department
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Robert Y. Conrad Post
John Hoover Undergoes Operation at Winchester Memorial
John Hoover veteran news staffer of The Star underwent an operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital this morning and was reported in satisfactory condition shortly after noon. Community League To Hold Yard Party raises funds for Kaufman’s School projects at Zinn's Church lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoover
the Star
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Community League
Community League of Kaufman's School
Historic Reformed Church
Stephenson
Zinn’s Church
Ada Lamp
L. A. Lamp
Setseney Road
Miss Astor To Wed A British Nobleman
Miss Phyllis Nancy Astor engages to wed Lord Willoughby de Eresby linking Virginia to British aristocracy. Viscountess Astor was Miss Nancy Langhorne of Virginia and Willoughby de Eresby’s mother was Miss Eloise Breese of New York. Mrs. Thomas Talliaferro of Washington visits the Misses Wood at Mill Bank. Mrs. Robert Lee Riggs of Baltimore will arrive July 15 to stay with Major and Mrs. John Heber Flood at Valley Avenue house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Astor
Virginia
Phyllis Nancy Astor
Viscount
Viscountess Astor
Lord Willoughby de Eresby
Earl of Lancaster
Nancy Langhorne
Eloise Breese
W. L. Breese
New York
Thomas Talliaferro
Washington
Misses Wood
Millbank
Robert Lee Riggs
Baltimore
Major
John Heber Flood
Valley Avenue
Woman's Missionary Society Meets Tomorrow at Braddock Street
The Adult Woman's Missionary Society of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South meets tomorrow evening at 8 for discussions on Prohibition and Law Enforcement and to open the treasurer's chest. Local residents and visitors are noted in ongoing social and civic updates from Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Rule Bible Classroom
Young Peoples’ Choir
First Baptist Church
Local social visits end as guests return home
Mrs. R. S. MacNeely and Mrs Fred Fordyce of Waynesboro Pa and Mrs. Harry Smith and daughter Ann of Raleigh N C have returned to their homes after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward E Peer on West Leicester street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Turffle
Fred Grim
Baltimore
William Shank
North Braddock Street
Ollie Brown
North Loudoun Street
R. S. MacNeely
Fred Fordyce
Waynesboro, Pa
Harry Smith
Ann
Raleigh, N. C
Edward E Peer
West Leicester Street
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks Seek Divorce
Los Angeles July 2. Mary Pickford announces separation from Douglas Fairbanks and lists Pickfair for sale. She states grounds would be incompatibility and notes a possible divorce. The Beverley Hills home, once valued around 500000, remains a central symbol of their long marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Beverley Hills
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Douglas
Pickfair
Miss Pickford
California
Fairbanks
Five Hundred Thousand In CCC Camps Across Nation
Washington July 2. All war work was smashed by the War Department in 1000 young unemployed Americans in the Civilian Conservation Corps camps by July 1. Robert Fechner said the workers were drawn from every township and now occupy 1,300 camps in all states except Delaware. Twenty five thousand war veterans have also been selected and will move into the camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
Delaware
Conservation Corps
Marriage License Issued in Frederick County Court
Licensed to wed Miss Della L. Clark and Wilbur D. Larrick after court issuance Saturday. Both from Winchester vicinity. Other notes include guests and visits: Mrs. Walter Cox from Columbus Ohio to stay with the Rices of West Cork Street. several locals traveling to Luray and Washington to visit friends. Miss Delma McInturff from Washington visiting the Andersons on Montague Avenue. Mrs. I. L. Carver returns from Washington with daughter Giddy Carver for Fourth of July holidays. visitors Freda Wilson and Tom Clark and Clarence Crabill of Saxton Pa. staying with Miss Evelyn Bowers on Smithfield Avenue. Mrs. B. W. Gray of Boyce leaves for Roanoke for several weeks’ visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Brannon
Frederick County
Della L. Clark
J. W. Clark
Wilbur D. Larrick
Clinton Larrick
Winchester
I. L. Carver
Washington
East Piccadilly Street
Freda Wilson
Messie
Tom Clark
Clarence Crabill
Saxton, Pa
Evelyn Bowers
Smithfield Avenue
Dovel Names V F W Staff For Virginia Dept
G L Dovel the newly elected Department Commander announced staff officers for the Virginia Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Appointments include Adjutant Chas D Dennys Ortemouth Chief of Staff Lester H Mitchell Roanoke Inspector C C Hodges Lynchburg Surg Patriotic Instructor Capt Geo H Grim Winchester Publicity Officer R L Stultz New Market Higorian L F Snell Port WouUL Seargeant arms J W Sawyer Portsmouth Color Guards W Phalen and M L Neff Harrisonburg Color Bearers A L Fifer and B W Leake Harrisonburg District Commanders named Robert Cole Norfolk W B Caulfield Richmond George L Whitlow Roanoke C Windsor Cheape Charlottesville S Frank South Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Virginia Department of the Veteran of Foreign Wars
G. L. Dovel
Chas D. Dennys
Ortemouth
Lester H. Mitchell
Roanoke
C. C. Hodges
Lynch- Surg
Geo. H Grim
Winchester
R. L. Stultz
New Market
Higorian
L. F. Snell
Seargeant
gt-Arms
J. W. Sawyer
Portsmouth
Phalen
M. L. Neff
A. L. Fifer
B. W. Leake
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Robert & Cole
Norfolk
W. B. Caulfield
Richmond
George L. Whitlow
C. Windsor Cheape
Charlottesville
Frank South
Front Royal
Reconstruction Finance Corps to back cotton exports to Russia
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced one year loans to American exporters to finance 60 000 to 80 000 bales of cotton for shipment to Soviet Russia. Loans secured by Amtorg notes and guaranteed by a Soviet state bank cover the deal, with Amtorg paying 30 percent cash on shipment and shipping largely in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Reconstruction Corporation
U. S
London
Raymond Moley
State Department
Maxim Litvinoff
Soviet Russia
Jesse H. Jones
Amtorg Trading Company
Serica
State Bank of U. 8
Jones
Many Secure Fishing Permits
Saturday in the County Clerk's office 41 county and 20 state hunting and fishing licenses were issued by Clerk C C Brannon. Season totals reach 94 county and 71 state licenses as followers of Izaak Walton await better sales with hunting season approaching in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Brannon
Baseballs Use Domestic Materials Over Imported Types
Historically top horsehide from Russia and wool from Australia supplied baseballs. Time has shown domestic materials perform as well as imports. The ball cover uses 25 square inches of leather stitched and sewn by hand, since machine stitching has not yet succeeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Australia
Wind record set by 1928 Porto Rico hurricane
The 1928 Porto Rico hurricane established a wind velocity of almost 200 miles per hour, marking a historic storm force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Kahn and Pecora Meet Before Senate Banking Committee
Otto H. Kahn of Kahn Loeb & Co. shakes hands with Ferdinand Pecora, committee counsel, as Pecora prepares to question him in Washington about the firm’s dealings before the Senate Banking Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto H. Kahn
New York
Kahn, Loeb & Co
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate
Banking Committee
Pecora
Senate Committee
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Smee TR Elar Imal
Piedmont Garden Club
Marshall High School
Little Theatre
Little Theatre Organization
Alfred Luttrell
Virginia Vredenburgh
Massanetta
Synod of Virginia
Massanetta Springs
General Assembly
Synod of West Virginia
Lexington
Lions Club
Golf Club
Sensenev Road
Herbert Miller
Hazel Giffin
Mr. Byr
Stine
Huntsberry
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Lovett Shoe
Loudoun St
Woman's Missionary Society
Mr. and
Mrs. Keyt
Charles Keyt
Moss Rock Inn
Capon Bridge
William N. Offutt
Medford, Ore
G. QO. Cooper
Louisbuig
J. V. Cooper
Blue Rapids, Kas
A. O. Wards
Amye Clark
Lelia Ludwig
Cathleen Snapp
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Carson Dettra
This City
Emma Ginn Baker
Bluefield
W. Va
Lawrence Tierney
H. C. Smith
Boyce
Salem
Christiansburg
Walter Bally
Cross Junction
Ats Hospital
James Hatcher
Dayton
Ohio
Richard Hatcher
West Cory Street
Edith Hauptman
J. H. Cooper
Berryville Avenue
Elsie Herrell
Frances O. Brown
Motors
Greensboro
Miss Brown
J. S. Green
Roy Green
Eoa
Mary
Doug
America
Europe
Hollywood
United States
Inc.c.c. Camps
Walter Cox
Columbus, Ohio
Louis E. Rice
West Cork Street
W. W. Ritter
Katie Mace
Maude
Lou Mace
Blanche Shoop
Luray
Silas K. Wright
Delma McIinturff
Paul Anderson
Montague Avenue
B. W. Gray
Clarke County
Commander Dovel
Virginia Dept
R. F.C
Kahn
Otto Kahn
Shenandosh Valley National Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
Just
R. M. Swimley
Big Joe
Geo. W. Kurtz
N. Loudoun St
Toudoun St
CISCO
Hillsdale
Lovett Brothers
Main St
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