Miss Ruth Lamb Weds Herbert Miller in Harrisonburg
Miss Ruth Edna Lamb of Elkton Va daughter of Mr and Mrs George M Lamb married Herbert W Miller of Winchester at a Harrisonburg Va United Brethren Church parsonage ceremony conducted by Rev Dr W F Grover last Saturday evening. The couple reside in Winchester at North Avenue with Mrs John W Davis and Miller is a Miller Brothers florist partner, both having served in the U S Army during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Edna Lamb
George M. Lamb
Winchester
John W. Davis
North Avenue
John F. Lamb
Miller
Miller Brothers, Florists
West Piccadilly Street
Mr. Miller
Arthur Miller
Strasburg
Sales Managers Hold Conference at W H Baker Company
Several divisional sales managers from the W H Baker Chocolate Company spent days in town for a semi annual meeting. Attendees included Joseph Griffing factory superintendent Red Hook N Y Charles H Clouston St Louis George W Roberts Atlanta and F W Shryock Philadelphia. The gathering noted continued national expansion and planned further growth in jobbing and retail trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baker Chocolate Company
Joseph Griffing
Red Hook
Charles H. Clouston
St. Louis
George W. Roberts
Atlanta
Southrn
F.W. Shryock
Iladelphia
United States
W. H. Baker
Personal notes from Macedonia and area visits
Macedon ia Va July 12 Mr and Mrs Leroy Bean of Hanging Rock W Va visit his parents Mr and Mrs C J Jacobs On Thursday twenty relatives and friends surprised Mrs Abel Funks with a sumptuous dinner All spent a pleasant day. various local visitors and family updates follow including Emma Perry Maggie McFarland Dora Funk Carroll Evans and Frances Evans visiting relatives and returning home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
Leroy Bean
Hanging Rock
W. Va
C. J. Jacobs
Abel Funk
Tevalt
Relief
Fred
Edgar Hottle
Winchester
Guy Lind
Emma Perry
Kentucky
Emma" Trenary
Ida Liewe
Pennsylvania
Charles Pifer
B. F
Solenberger
Samuel Smiths
Maggie McFarland
Cumberland
Jacobs
Dora Funk
Brown
Germans Seek Moratorium on Reparations Payments
Paris July 12 German representatives submitted to the Reparations Commission a formal note requesting a moratorium on payments for the remainder of the year. The note stated 32,000,000 gold marks due Saturday would be available if insisted but urged the payment be waived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Reparations Commission
De Valera Tours Dublin Offices in Free State View
Associated Press dispatch reports Ramon de Valera visiting Republican offices on Suffolk Street in Dublin. Officials in the Free State indicate no interference with his movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Belfast
Ramon de Valera
Suffolk Street
Free State
Richmond Scout Kennet Weaver Leads Hike to Capon River Camp
Kenneth Weaver of Richmond and two fellow Scouts hiked from Richmond via Washington to this city and camp on Capon river at Camp Cornwell on Capon. The site, offered by L Marshall Baker, would have hosted this summer’s camp but Cedar Creek was chosen instead. Capon camp has hosted encampments for four years and accommodated up to 150 scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Weaver
Richmond
Washington
L. Marshall Baker
Capon River
Weaver
S. H. Faulkner
Baker
Boy Scouts of America
Cedar Creek
Capon
Cornwell-on-Capon
Brucetown Social Notes Record Weekend Visits
Brucetown Virginia residents share visits and calls across nearby towns. Mrs J H Swimley Sr and granddaughter spent Monday with Mrs Albert Clendenning in Bunker Hill. Martinsburg guests include Mr and Mrs Charles Barr and Mr and Mrs Raymond Wilson and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
J. Swimley
Albert Clendenning
Bunker Hill
Charles Barr
Raymond Wilson
Martinsburg
Howard Boden
Howard Whetzel
Howard
S. J. Swimley
Frank Swimley
Thomas Bradshaw
Summit Point
J.B. Snapp
J. H. Fisher
Stephens City
G. W. Gaither
Clarence O’connell
Mildred
Buena Vista
Charles Starliper
Audrey Legg
Paper Mill Road
Byrd Purcell
Edwin Smith
Mr. Smith
Clarke County
Mlarking the Gentleman and the Retin Srances
A brief archaic note on the term gentleman and its application to certain individuals, contrasting beligulor to them and referencing Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlarking
Beligulor
Steele
Rose Finds the Real Thief in a Small-Town Bookshop
Rose Blythe faces a bitter misunderstanding after Bob Lane quits his job amid poverty and illness in the winter. Emmons reveals Lane left for personal reasons and plans to rejoin the store, taking Collard’s position, while Rose reevaluates her trust in him and learns the truth behind the gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Migs Blythe
Lane
Bob
Joe
Emmons
Rose Blythe
Rose
Collard
Buffalo
Bob Lane
Blythe
Robert
Abe
Mr. Emmons
Collant
Mother says fowls never separate after fifteen years
A woman buys two live fowls from a country girl who refused to sell one without the other. The girl explains the birds have lived together for fifteen years, and it would be cruel to separate them now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Aragon
Spain
Hooper's Plan Aimed at Preventing Central Line Walkout
Officials at Wilkes Barre held talks with strike vote representatives from 15 000 clerks and staff on the New York Central lines between here and Chicago. General chairmen of the maintenance of way men from 28 railroads met with railroad executives to seek restoration of the wage cut ordered by the Railroad Labor Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Chicago
Wilkbesbarre
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Men
Ontario and Western
Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Labor Board
Old Home Paper Has First Call
C F Showalter of 141 West 105th Street New York City subscribes for a year and says The Star has first call for mail at night due to memories of his old hometown and early years. He wishes the paper success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
C. F. Showalter
West One Hundred and Fifth Street
New York City
The-Star
Old Town
Ten Die in Explosion at War Material Dump
Ten people were killed and many injured in a blast at Dwesten near Schwan Heide where surplus war material was being broken up. The tragedy occurred today and casualties included several believed fatally wounded. A Washington couple, Cyrus McDonald, and Mr and Mrs Hugh Larrick were noted in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eprlin
Dwesten
Schwanheide
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Rosenbedger
Ruth Lamb
Herbert Miller
Carroll Evans
Samuel Evans
North Kent Street
Ee Pa
Frances Evans
DE Valera
Dublin
By Will Tames
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Mammons
Tatatatnele
H. K. Green & Bro
Poe
Peeis
Hooper
Mrs. Cyrus, McDonald
Hugh Larrick
Philadelphia
Moling & Seal the
R. M. Swimley
Grante
Funk & Son
Main St
Rhea
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