Miss Anna Gray Henry Weds Dr. Strausky in London
Miss Anna Gray Henry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Browaugh Henry of East Falls Church Virginia, marries Dr. Paul Strausky of Prague in Greenbank Church Plymouth England on July 29. After a England Paris honeymoon they plan to attend the Geneva League of Nations meeting. The bride's lineage includes Virginia Maryland colonial settlers and she will live in Prague. Dr. Strausky previously served as first secretary to the Czechoslovak delegation in Washington and is connected with Prague Foreign Affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gray Henry
Strausky
London
John Browaugh Henry
East Falls Church
Anna Gray
Henry
Paul Strausky
Mme
Richard Strausky
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Greenbank Church
Plymouth
England
Paris
League of Nations
Geneva
Madame Stransky
Virginia
Maryland
Thomas Stone
Patrick Henry
Gen
William Washington
Alexandria Hamilton
David Holmes
Mrs. oeeCormick
Berryville
Clarence B. Striker
William M. Striker
Alberta L. Hillard
John, W. Hillard
Front Royal
Fairmont
W. Va
First Baptist Church
Joseph Y. Irvin
Striker
Murphy Opera House
Arthur N. Ritter
Winchester
Ruth Kerns
Dwight. Yates
Ruth’Bealt Kerns
Frank Kerns
Capon Bridge
Dwight Randolph Yates
Turner Yates
Charles Town
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Washington, D. C
Lambeth
Rosella Willey
J. K. Tignor
Middletown
Orville Willey
J. Edward Tignor
Richmond
Southern Methodist Church
Murray D. Mitchell
Frederick County
P. Frank Price
Frank Crawford
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Price
Nanking
China
Christian Endeavor Union
Cleveland
Ohio
John D. Howard
Philip P. Price
Korea
New York
Numerous local residents visit relatives and far cities
The report lists many visitors and guests in Winchester including Mr. and Mrs. George C. Hixson of Manassas, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander P. Lyon Jr. in town with two children, and several travelers from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania visiting relatives. Also noted are illnesses and hospital stays of local residents and several business trips and vacations among townsfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander P. Lyon, Jr
Mrs. Lyon
Mrs. J. Howard Cather
S, Washington St
E. B. Powers
Strasburg
B. O. F. Randolph
Millwood
R. E. L. Metz
Berryville
C. B. Jones
Boyce
George H. Burrell
J. T. Burrell
Kernstown Epworth League Meets at Miss Parks Home
The Kernstown Senior Epworth League held its monthly business and social meeting at Miss Mabel Parks home on Thursday night June 30. After the business meeting adjourned the evening was spent playing games and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown League
Miss Parks
Kernstown Senior Epworth League
Mabel Parks
Quiet Wedding at Sacred Heart Rectory
William A. Hanlon and Miss Lady Caroline Hixson of Manassas Va quietly married at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church rectory Monday by Father Thomas B. Martin. Accompanying parties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Rectroy
William A. Hanlon
Ladie Caroline Hixson
Manassas
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Thomas B. Martin
Buying Orders Roll Into Market From All Sections
New York July 6. Easing credit and stronger investment demand spurred a stock market advance despite mixed Industrial conditions. Call money held at 4 percent as purchasing orders flowed from all sections, with total sales near 1,750,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Diplomats Meet to Solve Crisis at Plebiscite Conference
British, American and Japanese plenipotentiaries at the plebiscite moral conference sat privately this evening in an effort to resolve the emerging crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Uly
Oil Indictments Upheld By Court
The Fall-Doheny bribery indictments tied to Elk Hill naval oil reserves leasing were sustained today by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, according to officials in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Five To One Vote For Liturgy Change
The Church of England assembly approved a proposed revision of the Book of Common Prayer by a 517 to 138 vote. In London on July 6 the measure passed after today’s session. The Girls Athletic Association will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m to elect new officers and conduct other business. Mrs C A Fuller has returned home from Hagerstown Maryland after visiting her son Lindsay R Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picnie
Clark M. Smith
Grace Lutheran
Hill Top House
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Shenandoah Valley Serenaders
Winchester
C. C. Johnson
F. Marlatt
Eugene Breadley
Frank Walker
Friendship Fire Company
Mary Capper
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
London
Church of England
Church Assembly
Girls Athletic Association
C. A. Fuller
Lindsay R. Fuller
Hagerstown
Lake Frazier’s Health Improves in the Southwest
Lake J. Frazier writes from Roswell New Mexico that illness forced him from Winchester but improved after moving west. He endorses the Southwest for respiratory troubles and thanks The Star and Winchester friends for support during his illness and relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Frazier
the Star
Southwest
Winchester
West
Lake J. Frazier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Stransky
Ggecoslovakian
Hinkle Boyd
Kernstown
Maynard Boyd
Lena
Robert
Earl
Mary Grags
Helen
Robert Boyd
Luther Lowery
Edward Carper
Elaine
William Hubbard
R. H. Hoover
Frances
Lucille
Ruth
C. R. Hoover
Hilda
Louise
Russell Hoover
C. H. Hoover
G. F. Hoover
Ray Marple
Jack Marsden
Violet
Jennings
Lester Barrick
Carl Eckley
Marie Cammer
Josephine Baker
Mildred Baker
J. W. Cammer
Lena Lichliter
Sargent
Virginia Cooper
Wilbur Tidler
R. 8. Smith
Helen Sargent
Thelma Dorton
Elizabeth Smith
Elizabeth Tidler
Joseph Baker
Charles Dorton
John Cammer
Louise Cooper
Aubrey Gillian
Ada Glass Baker
Jesse Cammer
Gladys Sargent
Jerry Mason
Aleo Moore
Margaret Tidler
W. S Sargent
Epworth League
Carl Eckey
McGuire
Hunter H. McGuire
Quebec
Can
American Ophthalmological Society
Chateau- Frontenac
Mary Cather
Thelma Gregory
Dayton
George Cather
Omaha
Nebr
Elizabeth Ely
Greenwich, Conn
Betty McCullough
Pittsburgh
Ann Brook Kern
Evy Shields
Ellen Fauntleroy Baker
Dr. Freed
St. Paul’s Church
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Apostle Peter
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fawcett’s Gap
George C. Hixson
The
Southern Railway
Mount Carmel
Miss Augusta
Carter Conrad
Sail Loft
Marion
Mass
Lieut. Gardner
Worcester
Lieut. Redfern
Pittsfield
Carlisle Barracks
George P. Kern
Senseney Road
Clarence D. Striker
Waynesburg, Pa
This City
T. A. Quisenberry
Richmond, Va
Mary B. Hughes
Charles M. Gibbens
United States Navy
Afinapolis
Aulick Gibbens
Theodore Riley
Washington, D.C
Eliza Rinker
Clark Street
Mrs
T. M. Hiltzheiter
Roanoke
Buchanan, Va
Laura P. Frye
Petersburg, Va
George Washington Hotel
G. W. Garland, Jr
Mrs. H. Heyer
Douglaston, L. I
Jack
Richard Keffer
Mrs. Baecher
Miss
Theresa Baecher
Mary Louise Hardy
Estella Hepner
Woodstock
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Hepner
Memorial Hospital
Miss Reiman Recher
Rosenberger Lumber Company
Philadelphia, Pa
Claude Stickley
Vaucluse
George Miller
S. E. Brooks
James Webst Brooks
Virginia Beach
Brooks
Virginia State Pharmacutical Society
Stedman Harding
Alice Leary
Broklyn, N. Y
George Petley
West Cork Street
Col
Gordon FE. Brown
Endless Caverns
New Market
Kathleen Sutton
North Carolina
R. J. Magee
J. W. Chandler
Staunton, V
G. F. House
R.E. Mudd
Burke
Towson, Md
T. E. Zimmerman
Baker's Drug Store
Zimmerman
C. P. Newbrugh
Potomac Edison Company of
Clara Rush
George Fansler
Atlantic City
N. J
Lisle Chiffon
Huntsberry
Dr. Scholl
Sue A
Sample Shoe Store
Hill-Billies
Brunswick
Colonial Theatre
E. Boscawen Sr
Lions Club
Sts Sto Atstois
Pini
Aesculapius Apothecary Pharmaci Druggist
Aesculapius Apothecary Pharmacist
Ings
Huntington
Walter Shepherd
Paul Morgan
Ohio River
Cox's Landing
Here
Eugene
Ecugene
Harper Method Shop
George Washington
Chester Milling
Winchester Milling Corp
Hester
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