Barrett Baraton wedding in Baltimore July
Social and personal notices announce the marriage of Eloise Barrett to Lewis Hurwitz on Sunday July 3 in Baltimore officiated by Rev J M Wallace. The couple dined in Atlantic City on their wedding trip and will reside in Washington at 238 Cromwell Terrace Northeast. The column also lists visits and travels of regional residents and a health-related departure for A B Stacey and other local social happenings with multiple names and places across Frederick, Winchester, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Barrett
Rock
Mar
Eloise Ett
Lewis Hurwitz
Washington
Baltimore
J. M. Wallace
Atlantic City
Atlantic Seashore
Miss Barrett
Strayer’s College
Barrett
Frederick County
Hurwitz
Myers Shoe Company
Mrs. Hurwitz
Cromwell Terrace
Northeast
Cornwell
John J. Cornwell
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Willard Shrader Couple Wed In Hagerstown
A marriage license was issued to Russell W. Willard and Miss Rebecca G. Shrader of Hagerstown Maryland. Rev. T H Daffin of Kernstown officiated the ceremony. The groom is a machinist. the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Shrader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell W. Willard
Rebecca G. Shrader
Hagerstown
T. H. Daffin
Kernstown
Maurice Willard
Howard Shrader
Great Hawaiian Volcano Erupts At Kilauea In Dawn Display
Kilauea, the world’s largest active volcano, began erupting early today in Hawaii. Lava flowed from Halemaumau crater in a dramatic pyrotechnic display, with subterranean explosions and fountains of fire. The glowing lava stream moved from the crater as the great vent remained active since July 1924, interrupted only by sulfurous steam jets and a rock avalanche with smoke and volcanic dust.
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Hil
Hawaii
Kilauea
Halemaumau
Heavy Hail Strikes Stephens City Causing Garden and Window Damage
A severe hail storm hit Stephens City just after 1 pm with hail several inches deep buckling gardens and smashing window panes. Stones the size of marbles battered houses and fences, marking the heaviest storm in years. The sky darkened over the town as damage details remained incomplete.
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Stephens
More Bluejackets To Be Landed
Advices from Tokio report an agreement at Tsingtao in Shantung last night. The United States will land 1,000 bluejackets and Britain will send a contingent from Shanghai. The notice is dated Shanghai July 7.
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Shanghai
Tokio
Tsingtao
Shantung Province
United States
Great Britain
Capon Bridge Notes Update From West Virginia Local Scene
Capon Bridge notes report A D McKee slowly improving after a severe acute indigestion attack. Mrs Lou Thompson bruised after a fall at home with Nancy Whitacre caring for her. Glen Baker of Berryville visiting here. B F Line attended Sunday supper with Fenton Sirbaugh. Bernice Funkhouser visiting Winchester with sister Gladys Funkhouser.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
A. D. McKee
Lou Thompson
Alice Whitacre
Glen Baker
Berryville
B. F. Line
Fenton Sirbaugh
Bernice Funkhouser
Winchester
Gladys Funkhouser
Instant P D Q insect killer advertised to destroy bed bugs
The ad proclaims P D Q as a quick safe way to kill bed bugs ants and roaches without damage to furnishings. It promises instant smothering of insects and a ready to use quart mixture with a money back guarantee if pests remain tomorrow.
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P.D.Q
Dow
Alabama History Makers Two Young Farmers Set Records
Eldred Garrett and Clifton Kirkpatrick, Alabama youths, set club records at the 4 H national encampment. Garrett’s projects include pigs, cotton and corn with 1860 pounds of seed cotton per acre and 48 bushels of corn, plus a top county pig show. Kirkpatrick favors diversified farming with cotton, poultry, hogs, cattle, and a registered bull. youngest Alabama Cotton association member and a champion high school debater.
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Alabama
Clifton Kirkpatrick
Oark
Eldred Garrett
Washington
Garrett
Kirkpatrick
Cotton Association
Rhode Island
Alabama Cotton Association
Selma
Georgia WCTU opposes Smith and others as wets
The Georgia Womans Christian Temperance Union adopted a finding protesting Governor Alfred E. Smith Senator James E. Reed Governor Albert C Ritchie and Franklin D Roosevelt as anti prohibition figures. It pledged to back a dry candidate with a 100 percent vote and push full representation at the polls for worthy nominees.
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Atlanta
Georgian Womans Christian Temperance Union
Ono
Alfred E. Smith
New York
James E. Reed
Missouri
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Prohibition
Can of Powder Found In Coal On Maryland Rail Trip
A Baltimore and Ohio southbound train No. 51 near Winchester narrowly escaped disaster when fireman Earl Horn uncovered a can of black powder among the coal as he shoveled into the firebox. The can bore a tag reading No 21, suggesting the powder was dropped by a miner and tied to his pay for the coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Winchester
Earl Horn
No Band Concert Tomorrow Night
The Winchester Concert Band will not perform tomorrow night due to several members being away. A concert is rescheduled for next Tuesday night at eight o'clock. Guests at the George Washington Hotel include Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Meyers and Misses Bessie and Betty Meyers of Melttown, New Jersey.
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Shawnee Inn
Onee Inn
Valley Pike
J. C. Blue and Son
Akron
Edward F. Struntz
New York
Jan W. Kenney
Camden
N. J
L. Bernice Wagner
Elkin
Frank W.welch
Schnectady
N. Y
Raymond
D. C
George
Washing
I. S. Mohler
Harrisburg, Pa
George Washington Hotel
Theodore Brown
Louisville, Ky
Margaret Snyder
Girls’ Athletic Association
Association
Gertrude Schneider
Elizabeth Hollis
Dorothy Kremer
George Fansler
T. W. English
Hazel Hodge
Dorothy McCann
Margaretet Virginia Pangle
Winchester
H. R. Meyers
Bessie and
Betty Meyers
Melttown, N. J
Seeks Divorce From His Absent Wife
Edgar Slonaker files for absolute divorce in Frederick County circuit court against Goldie Slonaker alleging desertion and a statutory offense. He says they married August 26, 1920 in Winchester and she left May 1, 1925, with current whereabouts unknown. LA co respondent named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Edgar Slonaker
Goldie Slonaker
Goldie Whitlock
Winchester
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Eloise Barrett
Mrs. Burge
Yakima, Wash
Robert Burge
Roy Burge
Yakima
Wash
J. W. Saul
Andy Moe Fruit Cleaning Machine Machine Company
Pacific Northwest
Mr. Burge
Washigton
Burge
Andy Moe
Virginia
West
A. B. Stacey
Elmherst
Lindlahr Sanatorium
Mrs. Stacey
Hill Crest
Mr. Stacey
R. David Barrett
David R. Barrett
Grafton W. Va
J. Hunter Williams
Memorial Hospital
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Dorothy Crisman
Blanche Crisman
Ot Se Hospital
Mary Crisman
Charles E. Shiner
Maude Shiner
Thomas Butler
Takoma Park
G. F. Norton
Esther Norton
Carlin Gray
W. L. Weaver
Roanoke, Va
Jack
Kathleen Lakeman
New Castle
J. D. Lakeman
Opequon
C. F. W. Ramsburg
Hancock, Md
G. F. House
H. H. Swartzman
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown, Md
Charles S. Greene
New Rochelle
William F. Greene
Harry Warden
Berryville, Va
Isabelle McCann
Whire
Hazel Lodge
Emmett
R. Eb, Bonthron
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Frank L. Grim
Miller O’rear
Ghattanooga, Tenn
D. W. Heflebower
Daniel Lakeman
Charles Beverley
Opequon, Va
E. A. Clevenger
Philadelphia
Bernice A. Clevenger
Amherst Street
Clevenger
Independence Indemnity Company
Mildred Sivitz
Easton, Pa
A. J. Novick
North Braddock Street
Catherine V. Orndorff
Hayfield
Josephine A. Denby
Elizabeth Steel Magee Hospital
Pittsburgh
Winifred Orndorff
William Copenhaver
McMechen, W. Va
George E. Copenhaver
South Cameron Street
Louise Pugh
Nellie Schnibbe
George W. Schnibbe
Romney
Margaret Shannon
Brunswick, Md
R. A. Shafer
West Boscawen Street
R. Frank Barr
R. S. Stokes
Minnie C. Baker
Rockville, Md
George Bentley
Hampton, Va
Wilton Hope
J. A. Massey
W. W. Glass
J. E. Valk
Coleen Glass
Squirrel Lodge
Thomas White
South Kent Street
R. Gray Williams Lewis
F. Cooper
M. Lohr
Capper Stewart Bell
A. B
Richards W
Hiett
W. A. Baker , Fred L. Glaize
Robt. S. Smith
Trust Department
WM. G. Hardy
E. G. Rusk
R. Gray Williams
W. A. Baker
J. Few Brown
C. M. Smith
R. H. Gray
R. D. Glaize
Christmas Club
Miss Matthews
W. A. Collins Mrs. Millison George Allison Carlisle Blackburn
Dispanet
Sampsel
Safe Deposit Department
Miss Rush, Miss Clevenger
Great
Hawaiian
The
Associated Press
Stephens City
Old Bailey
Central Criminal Court
London
England
Newcate
New Old Bailey
Recorder of London
Sheriff's Court
Capon
Bakers Drug
Sttore
Clemington Carson
Frange
Dover
Alabama History Makers
Georgia
W.C.T.U
Smith
Frick Threshing Machine
C. L. Nicodemus
A. S. Smith
Katherine Glass Greene
Shenandoah Publishing House
Strasburg
Fort Loudoun
E. S. Nicholson
Butler’s Packing House
Russell Jackson
J. S. Kent St
Price
J. Frank Bayliss
Intermont
W. Dove
Woolen Mill
W. Cork St
J. W. Rosenberger & Co
Modern Miller & Anderson
Kerr School
S. Market St
North Loudoun St
N. Braddock St
Roll OF Honor Bank
Shenandoah Valley
Nat’l. Bank
Winchester, Virginia
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