Marriage of Crammer and Stipely in Kernstown Presbyterian Church
Social report notes the wedding of Mr. David E. Crammer son of Mr and Mrs Frank Crammer Chambersburg Pa to Miss Ruth Stipely daughter of Mr and Mrs Stipley Waynesboro Pa on a Saturday afternoon at Opequon Memorial Church Kernstown conducted by Rev T H Daffin. The couple plan to live in Chambersburg where the groom works as a silk weaver.
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David E. Crammer
Frank Crammer
Chambersburg
Ruth Stipely
Stipley
Waynesboro
T. H. Daffin
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Winchester Wholesale Grocery
J. Wm. Cammer
Winchester Dry Cleaning Works
Kentucky
Miss Pelter
Luther Patton
PF. H. Daffin
Katherine Pelter
Nain
James Pelter
Isaac Patton
Miss. Baker
William Baker
West Boscawen Street
Josephine Katherine Baker
Jesse Cammer
Learing
Mildred Warden Baker
John Cammer
Marguerite B. Baker
Robert S. Baker
William’ Baker
Maryland Couple Moats and Bull Wed in Williamsport
An announcement reports the marriage of Hezekiah M. Moats Jr of Fairplay Maryland and Lucy C. Bull of Williamsport Maryland. The ceremony was conducted by Rev George W Stover at the North Avenue parsonage with a motor arrival by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Hezekiah M. Moats, Jr
Fairplay
Lucy C. Bull
John T. Hull
Williamsport
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
North Avenue
Virginia Road Report Highlights Varied Conditions and Detours
The highway commission warns drivers about dry spell effects on non hard surfaced sections across Virginia. Oil applications are planned on multiple routes including 10 12 32 and 37 with detours on major corridors such as Jefferson Davis Highway Route 39 and others. Traffic will be maintained on several detours while construction continues from Dinwiddie to the North Carolina line and along routes 10 35 and 34 with mixed surface conditions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
The
Highway Commission
Suffolk
Prince George
Martinsville
Stuart
Wykesburg
Ontario
Wilderness
Lignum
Alexandria
Washington
Accotink
Pohick Church
Dinwiddie
North Carolina Line
Clifton Forge
Lexington
Collierstown
Altavista
Pools Lift Many Issues In Stock Market Rise
Pools with abundant funds pushed more than twenty issues to year highs as United States Steel saw unfilled orders rise and crops look good. Call money stayed at 4 percent. overall activity remained strong with about 1.6 million shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Supervisors To Consider Buying Potomac Bridges
Loudoun County Board of Supervisors meets to decide on purchasing the Point of Stour and Brunswick bridges under the plan of state highway commissioner Henry G. Shirley. Spokesmen include Senator Cecil Connor Commonwealth's Attorney J. R. H. Alexander and Wilbur C. Hall for the Leesburg Business Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Board of Supervisors
Loudoun County
Point of Stour
Brunswick
Henry G. Shirley
The
Business Association of
Hope Family Records Departure After Illness Death
Dr. J Wilton Hope and daughters Miss Elsie Page and Boydie Hope with the former’s son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Bent ley left yesterday for Hampton Virginia due to the illness and death of the late Mrs Wilton Hope. Mrs Hudgins sister of Mrs Hope and her daughter and Mrs Hope's son J Wilton Hope Jr will return to Hampton tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilton Hope
Elsie Page
Boydie Hope
George Bentley
Wilton Hope
Sesterday
Hampton, Va
Hudgins
Hope
Local residents visit friends and relatives in area
Mrs EF F Barr and daughter Miss Mary Barr of Stephens City were guests yesterday of Mr and Mrs Harry Boyles at White Hall. Mrs A C Boxwell and daughter Betty Lou Boxwell of Riverdale MI spent the day with her mother Mrs Martha Sanford. Miss Katherine Anderson, visiting with her mother Mrs Nina Glynn Anderson, left for Wilmington Del to work as a student nurse. Mr and Mrs E S Strine and daughter and Mr and Mrs J H Roberts of Harrisburg Pa are guests at George Washington Hotel. Mrs Ewart Johnston wife of Capt Johnston of Clay Hill Clarke County leaves for the Pacific coast. Mrs Johnston will stop at Redding California. Mr J Frank Massey and J Frank Massey Jr of Washington DC arrived to visit sister Mrs J P Stryker. Mr N E Brooks of Baltimore stopping at George Washington Hotel Miss Evy Shields heads to Baltimore Md for visits.
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EF. F. Barr
Mary Barr
Stephens City
Harry Boyles
White Hall
A. C. Boxwell
Betty Lou Boxwell
Riverdale, MI
Martha Sanford
Katherine Anderson
Nina Glynn Anderson
Wilmington
Del
Strine
J. H. Roberts
Harrisburg, Pa
George Washington Hotel
Ewart Johnston
Capt. Johnston
Clay Hill
Clarke County
Pacific Coast
Parish
J. M. Massie
Board of Supervisors
C. L. Robinson
Robinson Cold Storage
T. R
Smith
Massie
City of
Winchester
J.T. Brown
John H. Snyder
Parish Farm
Gila
Ivan Ace Eee
Charles H. Harper
Maryland Cops Hit On Clue In Mills Murder Case
Rockville Maryland officials rush to solve the Mills dairy murder amid a reported hot new clue. State's Attorney Robert Peters Jr and Detective James Manning seek a suspect connected to a love triangle and a sensational coat confession. A Rockville tombstone maker’s son provided the tip via a colored woman who saw the suspect in a frantic mood after the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rockville
Ho Ward II
Mills
Dairyman
Court House
Robert Peters, Jr
James Manning
Baltimore
John Heagy, Jr
Heagy
Car Plunges From Bridge As Four Escape Narrowly
Four colored men escaped death when their car struck the guard railing on the Shenandoah River bridge at Castleman's Ferry. The vehicle hung over the creak before plunging into the water while the men fled across the bridge, leaving no names. Witnesses reported a large crowd along the riverbank.
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Shenandoah River
Castleman's Werry
Colliss
Trainmen Jump As Locomotive On B. and O. Wobbles
Martinsburg West Virginia July 11 Leaping to the ground when their locomotive on a Baltimore and Ohio freight train started to wobble and threaten to overturn near Cherry Run last night engineers John Rhee and brakeman John Reynolds both of Cumberland Maryland were injured Fifteen loaded freight cars jumped the track strewing the right of way with their contents Rhee suffered a broken leg and was cut badly Reynolds escaped with bruises The freight was west bound.
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Associated Press
Martinsburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Cherry Run
John Rhee
John Reynolds
Cumberland
Rhee
Reynolds
Byrd Recovers After Restful Sleep In France
Commander Richard Byrd, recovered from stomach poisoning after a sleepless night at Le Touquet and a quiet stay at a Cabourg villa. He and three companions Bert Acosta George Neville and Bernt Balchen avoided speechmakings as Byrd led the expedition and later met the Prince of Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rouen
France
Richard Byrd
Annapolis
B. J. Wowurl
Cabourg
le Touquet
Byrd
Bert Acosta
George Neville
Bernt Balchen
Prince of Wales
National Apple Advertising Campaign Gains Northwest Backing
The Apples for Health national campaign of four years and four million dollars wins unanimous approval across Washington Oregon and Idaho. Growers shippers and railroads back plan to fund ads with a per box or per bushel charge while national and regional groups raise funds. The cause unites east west and northwest sectors to boost apple consumption and profits through nationwide advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Apples For Health, Inc
Chicago
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Paul Stark
East
West
Rocky Mountains
Great Northwestern
Apple
Builders' Class of Charles Town Visits Golden Rule in Winchester
The Builders' Bible Class of Charles Town made a fraternal visit to the Golden Rule Bible Class of Winchester. 86 members plus guests totaling 100 or more attended the joint meeting at Brad dock Street Methodist Church. The Rev. S. A. Rhodes led the Charles Town group, with E. W. Newman presiding.
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Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Winchester
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
The
Golden Stylers
Robert S. Ingle
Murray D. Mitchell
C. C. Bush
J. F. Dodd
Builders
Hugh S. Duffey
Golden Rule Orchestra
Mussolini policy sparks debate in Saxony toll report
In Dresden July 11 the Halifax note records a cloudburst toll and the related death and missing count. The piece references orders to Italian women and a controversial dress issue. The Boston Transcript coverage notes Mussolini may have stepped too far.
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Mussolini
Boston Transcript
Saxony Cloudburst Last Week Tops Out at 186
A weather event in Saxony last week caused a measured impact with rainfall reaching 186 units. Officials noted localized floods and disruption to transport as residents prepared for recovery efforts.
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Saxony
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Miss Ruth Stipely
Mr. D. E. Crammer
Travelers’ Association
Middletown
Evening Journal
Post A
Travelers, Protection Association
Wayside Inn
Parrott
South Queen Street
Ben Trenary
Arthur
Jacksonville
Florida
C. W. Trenary
Harold Dinges
Central City
Front Royal Sentinel
Mrs. Gardner Brown
James B. Russell
Frederick Churn
Washington, D. C
Stuart H. Edmonds
Mary Bahlman
Columbia University of New York
C. A. Bahlman
M. V. B. Snoke
Harrisburg
Mr. Snoke
Philadelphia
C. M. Capper
Miss Mary Capper
Paul
Beck
Grand Rapids, Mich
Helen Buckley
Hagerstown, Md
Swimley
W. D. Wisecarver
Fleming Wisecarver
Martha Louise
Maurice Wisecarver
Berryville
Leo Wisecarver
Bartonville
Nettie Wisecarver
North Braddock Street
T. M.hiltzheimer
Roanoke
Pulaski
Virginia
William Darnell
Harrisonburg
S. J. Nath
Hson
Tennie Levy
Tarboro,n. C
Aaron Heyett
Sadie Mallett
Tarboro, N. C
Estellé Nathanson
P. J. Hasim@ek
Hugh McCulloch
William (. Marshall
St. Louis
John Philips
Woodstock, Va
G. F. House
Keith W.W. Mo
G. O.miller
North Washington Stree
Benjamin O’f. Randolph
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Massachusetts
Margaret L. Hodgson
Parsons
James McFadden
Mary Calhin
N. D. Wyville
Silver Springs
Wryville
Harry Wood
Florence March
William T. Kerr
Chambersburg, Pa
Betty. Kremer
Holland, Mich
Luther F. Kremer
Betty Jussen
Tom's River, N.J
Charlotte Swimley
North Loudoun Street
A. L.green
Rush
Clara Rush
Margaret Kelchner
Sanday
Edna Rush
Mss Wolven
Hero
Buffalo
Flora Wolven
N. Y
Virginia Williamson
Velma Pannett
Hilda Williams
Meggers
Miller Keckley
Randolph Davis
Wolven
Miss Williamson
Woodstock
Christina Cook
Elizabeth Nicholson
Lexandria
Miss Jefferson
Opequon
Dorothy Jones
Pittsburgh
Weil
Rowena Jefferson
County
White Oxfords
Huntsberry
Lee-Jackson Road
Potomac
J. Frank Massey
J. Frank Massey, Jr
J. P. Stryker
N. E. Brooks
Miss Evy. Shields
Baltimore, Md
O. Wobbles
Charles Town
Richard Eddy
PRO Etail Shoes
Dresden
Frick Threshing Machine
C. L. Nicodemus
Katherine Glass Greene
Shenandoah Publishing House
Strasburg
Fort Loudoun
Jno
C. Cather
Robt
Schultz
Sor
J. W. Rosenberger & Co
Kerr School
Market St
N. Kent St
Mateket St
Main St
Valley Pike
Amherst
Monmount St
Main
Uren
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