Diamond Orchestra to Feature Gus Betts on Capitol Stage
Social and Personal notes report the Diamond Orchestra presenting Gus Betts, ex comedian of the Black Diamond orchestra, for two performances on Monday at 3 45 and 9 p m at the Capitol Theatre. Also recorded are local social events, visits, and engagements including a surprise party for Mrs Tevalt and a Baltimore couple’s marriage here.
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Diamond Orchestra
Gus Betts
Black Diamond Orchestra
Capitol Theatre
Social Calendar Dinner Parties and Luncheons Around Town
G A A members host a 7 00 P M dinner at Tokus Inn. American Legion Post meets Friday at 12 30 P M for luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Lions Club meets Tuesday at George Washington Hotel. Kiwanis Club regular meeting and luncheon Wednesday at 12 45 P M. Evening yard party at Welltown Church lawn supports the church. rain date Thursday night. Public invited.
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Tokus Inn
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Lions’ Club
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Welltown Church Lawn
Benefit of Church
Powell Clan Pilgrimage to Llangollen Estate in Virginia
Descendants of Col. Cuthbert Powell and Col. Levin Powell visit Llangollen near Upperville Virginia ancestral home granted 10 000 acres by a king two centuries ago now owned by John Hay Whitney family. Notables including Harry St George Tucker Leigh Powell and many Powells attend the gathering at the historic site.
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Upperville
Cuthbert Powell
United States
Levin Powell
Powells
England
John Hay Whitney
William Laird Dunlop
Lucien Whiting Powell
James Freeland Dunlop
Francess Powell Dunlop
Eldred Given Dickinson
Richard Potts
Anne Potts
Helen Potts
Arthur Potts
Smith Blair
Powell Blair
Edward B. Powell
Bryan Conrad
Henry H. Lynn
Lalla
Harrison Lynn
Henry Potts
Eleanor Lee Potts
Charles Cabell
Cary Randolph
Gordon Ash
William C. Powell
Local Massachusetts Wedding Attended by Children Attendants
Miss Dorothy Pollard wed Mr. Stanley Blackmer in Beverly Massachusetts with only close family present. Rev Arthur J Covell officiated. Mrs Theodore Ely and Malcolm Morrell attended. The couple will live in Cincinnati after a trip. Blackmer is Bowdoin graduate 1925 and Pollard Wheaton 1926.
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D. D
Arlington
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Theodore Ely
Providence
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Bowdoin College
Man
Cincinnati
Ohio
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East Walpole
Wheaton College
Norton
Norwood
Bowdson College
Op yard party benefit for Methodist Sunday School
A yard party with music by an orchestra will be held this evening to benefit the Methodist Sunday School. Several local residents are noted for recent travels and visits including Mr. Harry Wood returning from Washington and Mr. H B Watson heading to New York City on business. Multiple social visits are reported among residents including Miss Emily Estep at New Market and Miss Hilda O Leary in Richmond.
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Methodist Sunday School
H. B. Watson
New York City
Gasoline Stations Leased in Frederick County Records
Two leases recorded. A B Kline to Texas Company acquires Vaucluse station for 5 years from January 1 1931 at 1 cent per gallon sold. Luther T Conner to Waynesboro Gas and Oil Company acquires Gore station for 5 years at 62 50 per month.
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Texas Company
Vaucluse
Luther T. Conner
Waynesboro Gas and Oil Company
Gore
Writer Adopts Nom De Plume To Seek Fame
A writer pursues notoriety by using a pseudonym to publish works. The tactic aims to create a distinct persona and separate literary career from personal identity.
Wives Of Fliers Resume Flight After Accident
In Columbus Ohio July 9 1931 Mrs Wiley Post and Mrs Harold Gatty flew to Chickasha Oklahoma from the Winnie Mae after a ground loop damaged their plane. Their husbands watched refuel and take off at 9 19 am with F Hall Oklahoma oilman as escort.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Chickasha
Okla
Post
Gatty
Winnie Mae
Shi
Oklahoma
F. ©. Hall
It Is Safe To Shoot First In A Crap Game Quote
A Dallas News quotation notes that the only safe place to shoot first and inquire after is in a crap game, highlighting a blunt rule of rough gambling culture.
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Dallas News
Six Die After Denatured Alcohol Drinking Party
Six members of an Alcohol Party die after consuming denatured alcohol at a party in Mass. One man, Dominic Deformiers, what police say, admitted he thought the alcohol for the doctors was uncertain whether he would live. He is under arrest on four counts of manslaughter.
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Mass
Edward Gullivan
Annie Jacobs
Edward
George Davidson
John A. Blake
Lloyd Deane
Dominic Deformiers
Old dime novel difference to modern era costs
A compact quip compares the old dime novel to the present with a price gap noted as about 1.90 dollars pointing to inflation. A second joke imagines Edison turning cheaper rubber into goldenrod if prices fall further.
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Ohio State Journal
Edison
Tacoma Ledger
Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Reports of large harvest returns in the winter wheatbelt push Chicago Board of Trade prices down. Traders echo "Too much wheat" as they sell futures through the session amid Liverpool market declines. Wheat July 53 44, Sep 53 half, Dec 59. Corn July 57, Sep 27, Dec 30 42. Rye July 35, Sep 37 34, Dec 41 12.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Koreans Attack Chinese Consulate in Seoul
Reports from Korea say a Korean mob attacked the Chinese consulate in Seoul injuring at least 500 Chinese refugees on the premises. The details come from Chinese dispatches in Korea and remain unconfirmed.
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Associated Press
Peiping
China
Seoul
Korea
Sadhu rolls from Tibet to India as tale told by Ripley
Mr. Ripley recounts a Sadhu who rolled across the route from Tibet into India. The tale frames the journey as a curious spiritual demonstration and notes the traveler’s unusual method and destination.
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Tibet
India
Arkansas Gazette
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