Wedding Guests Brighten Martinsburg Event Day
The article lists guests from New York City Washington Baltimore and Martinsburg attending a wedding and reception at Audley Farms. Post reception the couple plans motor travel to Washington and a tour of New England and parts of Canada before settling in New York City.
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Not Aoeevee
New York City
Ellve O'Conner
Irene McMillan
Fred Kerry
Doc” King
Everett McGehee
Robert Lee Jones
Everett Jones
Washington
Me Perrin Lowrey
Booth Lowrey
Trudie
Audley Farms
Nellie Custis
Dr. Leonard
William L. Leonard
Legge Hosts Dinner for Winchester Rotary Board
Mr and Mrs W R Legge entertained last evening at their West Cork Street home for members of the Winchester Rotary Club old board. Guests included Charles Coffman incoming president Dr B B Dutton W Nelson Page Peyton J Marshall Vernon Eddy John F Rodman Jr and Lester D Arnold.
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W. R. Legge
West Cork Street
Winchester Rotary Club
Legge
Charles Coffman
B. B. Dutton
W. Nelson Page
Peyton J. Marshall
Do. Vernon Eddy
John F. Rodman, Jr
Lester D. Arnold
Social Calendar of Weekly Community Meetings and Events
Sunday memorial services at Shiloh Methodist Episcopal Church Timber Ridge. Monday 8:00 PM VFW regular monthly meeting. Evening subscription dance at Rosemont Park near Martinsburg. Tuesday 12:30 PM Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Wednesday 12:45 PM Kiwanis meeting at George Washington Hotel. 6:45 PM Young People's choir practice United Brethren Church. 8:30 PM Grace Lutheran adult choir practice. Thursday 1:00 PM Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. 7:30 PM Loyal Temperance Union semi monthly meeting Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. American Legion Post George Washington Hotel. 7:00 PM Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church choir practice.
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Shiloh Methodist Episcopal Church
Timber Ridge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rosemont Park
Martinsburg
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
The
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Loyal Temperance Union
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
American Legion Post
Historic Audley Wedding Set for Sunday Afternoon
Miss Louise King and Dr. Eldon Leonard will wed at Audley Farms near Berryville with host B B Jones and wife. The ceremony at 4 pm features Rev L A Parker and violin music, followed by a reception for about 40 guests.
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Audley
Audley Farms
Berryville
Louise King
Mississippi
Eldon L. Leonard
New York City
B. B. Jones
L. A. Parker
Berryville Baptist Church
Roy Cather
Mendelssohn
Frank Genovese
Mrs. Jones
Friends report Mrs Barrett seriously ill at home
Local friends report Mrs Nettie Barrett wife of Mr C Barrett is seriously ill at her Smithfield avenue home friends fear for her recovery. Meanwhile several visitors arrive from New York Baltimore and Virginia for summer visits with relatives in the area.
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Friends Today
Nettie Barrett
C . Barrett
Smithfield Avenue
Eleanor Lindsey
John T. Lindsey
Berry’s Ferry
Roslyn
Long Island, N. Y
C. A. Browne
Beverly Rice
Washington
Emma Hollis
South Loudoun Street
Potomac Edison Clerks Meet In Session
Potomac Light and Power Company hosts a conference for clerks from Cumberland Frostburg Frederick Union Bridge Mt Airy Winchester Strasburg Berryville Purcellville Chambersburg Hyndman Martinsburg Keyser Piedmont. Vice-President Charles Latham and William Hyssong served as speakers with demonstrations by George Hoeflick of Westinghouse Pittsburgh.
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Piedmont
W. Va
Charles Latham
William Mhyssong
Hagerstown
George Hoeflick
Westinghouse Company
Pittsburgh
Fidac Meeting of American Legion Auxiliary Planned
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold the Fidac meeting at 8 pm Tuesday July 12 at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Massey with a 7 30 pm business session. Portugal will be studied with talks by Thomas W Mathews and William W Glass. Mrs W Nelson Page will supervise a musical program featuring Mary Louise Sartelle Louise Glass and Richard E Griffith. Portuguese folk dances from Deaconess Boyd's mission school at Bluemont are also on the program.
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Fidac
American Legion Auxiliary
Carl Massey
Portugal
Thomas W. Mathews
William W. Glass
W. Nelson Page
Mary Louise Sartelle
Louise Glass
Richard E. Griffith
Boyd
Bluemont
American Legion
Senate votes on relief bill amid beer repeal fight
The Senate approved a relief bill 43 to 31 and sent it to the President likely for veto. Democrats debated yielding to Garner and faced pressure over prohibition as Barbour and Borah pressed beer repeal amid delay and maneuvering.
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Senate
Garner
Hoover
Robinson
Wagner
New York
Buckley
Ohio
House
White House
Capitol
Bingham
Conn
Borah
Idaho
Barbour
N. J
Hits
Connecticut Republican
Drys
Democratic Party
Home Loan Bank
Boys urged to take part in ball contests in Winchester
Every boy in Winchester aged 8 to 18 is urged to join daily recreational baseball at Winchester Fair Grounds and Rouss Spring Park under the Winchester Park and Playgrounds associations. Ages 8 to 15 practice in the morning, 16 to 18 play in the afternoon. four teams compete at the fair grounds while only two teams exist at Rouss Spring Park under Jack Crowl with calls for more youths to join.
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Winchester
Winchester Fair Grounds
Rouss Spring Park
Winchester Park Association and Playgrounds Association
Jack Crowl
Crowd Follows Minister After Police Encounter in Clarksburg
Crowds gathered as Rev. Huff faced alleged offenses but the charge was not pressed after he left police headquarters. Chief Hollis reported the officer’s statements, and the minister departed with about twenty loyal followers who had attended two weeks of services near the courthouse.
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Huff
Hollis
Clarksburg
Court House
Head of Cuban Secret Police Slain in Street
Captain Miguel Talvo head of Cuba secret police was assassinated in Havana on Water Front Avenue. Five assailants in an automobile opened fire with a sub machine gun, killing the two accompanying policemen and mortally wounding Talvo who died minutes later after being rushed to a hospital. Talvo had recently been active uncovering conspiracies against the government.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Miguel Talvo
Secret Police of
Talvo
Waterfront Avenue
Dickey Fined 1000 Dollars and Suspended for Attack
Catcher Bill Dickey of the New York Yankees was fined 1000 dollars and suspended until August 4 for injuring Washington outfielder Carl Reynolds. The 31 day suspension begins from the day he cracked Reynolds' jaw, with Washington president Clark Griffith seeking a longer ban.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Carl Reynolds
Washington
Dickey
Reynolds
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Fliers Plan Quick Return to United States
Moscow July 9 James Mattern and Bennett Griffin two American round the world fliers whose adventure ended in a bog near Borisov planned to return to the United States as soon as salvage of their plane at Borisov is completed. They will travel by train to Moscow for a short rest before heading home.
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Associated Press
Moscow
James Mattern
Bennett Griffin
Borisov
United States
Veterans rush to take Homebound aid under $100000 loan fund
In Washington on July 9 veterans lined up before offices opened to use a Congress appropriated $100,000 loan fund for railroad fares and meals for homeward bound World War I veterans. Officials expect more than 1,000 applications by nightfall as Mr. W. L. Hedrick and Dr. A. W. Armentrout prepare to visit Harrisonburg for a weekend with relatives and friends.
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Associated Press
Washington
Veterans’ Administration
Congress
W. L. Hedrick
A. W. Armentrout
Harrisonburg
Hibbs Grain Closing Prices Report
Hibbs Grain Closing Prices list is furnished by W B Hibbs Company members of the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade. Hibbs Building Washington District of Columbia telephone National 540.
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Ompany
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
W. B. Hibbs & Company
Grain futures hold firm before late session selloff
Grain values on the Chicago Board of Trade stayed firm in the early short session, then slipped slightly in the final hour as profit taking reduced prices. Closing quotes show Wheat July, 48. September 2034, December 53 1/2. Corn July 29 1/4, September 31 3/4, December 31 1/4. Oats July 19 1/2, September 19 1/2, December 22. Rye July 28, September 31 3/4, December 35 1/4.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Orndorff and Pal Silent After Arrest
The case centers on Kermit Orndorff and McIlwee who were jailed with no comment after the discovery of a grave near Star Tannery tied to Mrs. Orndorff's disappearance. Sheriff Pannett had traced the missing woman for months across Frederick and nearby counties, with the two men denying knowledge of the murder.
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Orndorff
MclIlwee
McIlwee
Frederick County
McKlwee
Norman Clark
Orndorffs
Mrs Orndorff
Mr. Clark
Frederick
Shenandoah
Mrs. Orndorff
Star Tannery
Sheriff Pannett
Pannett
Kermit Orndorff
Quote on cash per capita debt from Wichita Eagle
A Wichita Eagle quotation notes the problem with $43.85 of cash per capita in circulation being owed to others, framing currency as a mutual liability rather than a private gain. It emphasizes shared debt as an economic reality.
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Wichita Eagle
Market closes firm on NYSE as prices drift higher
Trading ends with relative firmness and the pound at 3.58 dollars. Notable closes include Allied Chemical 457% and General Electric 944, with various steel and railroad stocks showing small gains amid mixed readings on the week. A Detroit News quip notes contrasting economic schools and a Kansan candidate adopts a radio tune.
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New York Stock Exchange
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