Mary Elizabeth Sinkabine Marries Malvin Longerbeam
Miss Mary Elizabeth Sinkabine, of Berryville and Centre County, Penn., wed Mr. Malvin Royston Longerbeam in Duncan Memorial Church South. Rev. R. L. Eustler officiated as organist Mrs. E. G. Conner accompanied violin solos. After the ceremony the couple left for a Canada motor trip and will reside in their Berryville home. Longerbeam works for G. B. Thomas Heating Co. in Berryville.
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Sinkabine
Longerbeam
Mary Elizabeth Sinkabine
William Sinkabine
Berryville
Centre County
Penn
Duncan Memorial Church South
Malvin Royston Longerbeam
B. J. Longerbean
Clarke County
R. L. Eustler
E. G. Conner
Daniel Eustler
Canada
G. B. Thomas, Heating Company
Social Calendar Plans Music and Meetings This Week
Doug Etter and his orchestra perform at Capitol Theatre Monday 3:45 and 9:00 PM. Summer dances at Jordan Springs 10:00 PM. Lions Club luncheon Tuesday 12:30 PM at George Washington Hotel. Kiwanis luncheon Wednesday 12:45 PM and Yard party at Well town Church lawn rain date Thursday night. Rotary Club luncheon Thursday 1:00 PM at George Washington Hotel. American Legion Post Friday luncheon at George Washington Hotel.
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Doug Etter
Capitol Theatre
Jordan Springs
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
First Flower Show of Piedmont Garden Club at Marshall
The Piedmont Garden Club held its first show in the Marshall High School auditorium Fauquier county despite heat. Judges included Mrs. Thomas A. Dudley Mrs Cary and Mrs Brown with a large attendance and many entries in categories such as Table Decoration Zinnias and Rose arrangements.
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Piedmont Garden Club
Marshall
Marshall High School
Fauquier County
Thomas A. Dudley
Middleburg
Cary
Brown
Front Royal
Oxnard
R. D. Watt
Fairfax Harrison
Houston Gaddis
Zinnais
Elmer Woolf
Mary Triplett
B. A. Rucker
John T. Ramey
Thomas Glasscock
J. B. Anderson
Giles Bolen
Alice Virginia Maddux
Channing Delaplane
J. W. Slaughter
Alma Buckley
Paul Pierce
Mae Adams
Renalds
C. T. Ramey
E. S. Renalds
May Adams
D. W. Swart
E.S. Renalds
Mary H. Delaplane
Frances Bolen
Local Notables Faced Illness and Travel Notes
Mr Frank Lovett of Portsmouth Ohio was taken ill with ptomaine poisoning during a business trip and hospitalized. His wife stayed briefly as his brother Harry Lovett remained at the bedside. Reports indicate improvement and a possible return home soon. Local men H L Orndorff Virgil Baughman and Marion Bayliss return from a U S and Canada tour. Orndorff visited his ill mother Mrs Kate Orndorff in Toledo Ohio who is ninety three. The Women Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church meets tomorrow at Mrs Urbana Schutzs home with Nettie Carpenter leading. Workers Council meets Thursday at Red Bud for a Sunday school yard party. Raymond Cooper of Fidelity Casualty Company is vacationing with his parents after two years as stenographer and a June 1 promotion to examiner. Frank and Mrs Frank Dicks welcome Dorothy Catherine a daughter at 724 South Loudoun Street. Mrs S L Long of Chicago leaves for Atlantic City after visiting her daughter Dr R F Cline. Superintendent and Mrs B O Trescott of Girard Ohio visit Williamsport then return to see Dr and Mrs W C Hanning. Winifred Whitlock visits grandparents in Highview West Virginia while her mother attends the Young Peoples Conference at Iassanetta Springs.
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Frank Lovett
Portsmouth
Ohio
Messrs
H. L. Orndorff
Virgil Baughman
Marion Bayliss
United States
Canada
Orndorff
Kate Orndorff
Toledo
Raymond Cooper
Fidelity Casualty Company
Washington, D. C
Stanley Cooper
Cooper
Handley High School
Business College of
Washington
Little
Winifred Whitlock
J. L. Sirbaugh
Highview
W. Va
Ada Whitlock
Young Peoples Conference of the
Presbyterian Church
Iassanetta Springs
Stock Market Turns Call In Late Trading
New York July 13 The stock market turned dull in late trading with a heavy tone after an earlier selling flurry. A mid day recovery trimmed losses but a late sag returned. U S Steel slid from a three and a half point loss to under one point then fell more than one point. Turnover approached one and a half million shares.
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Associated Press
New York
U. S
Chicago Grain Ends Week With Downward Trade
Hibbs & Company reports lower values on the Chicago Board of Trade as Liverpool prices eased and New York Stock Exchange weakness persisted. Closing: Wheat July 51 34, Sep 52, Dec 56 5. Corn July 56 58, Sep 50 42, Dec 45. Oats July 24 5? 9, Sep 25 percent. Rye July 33, Sep 35 42, Dec 39 35.
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W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
Liverpool
New delightful powder stops false teeth from rocking
A powder marketed to keep dentures from slipping and dropping without a pasty taste. It promises full-day confidence and is available at Baker's Drug Store or from your local druggist.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Plane on New York to Mexico hop wrecks on shore
Long distance air voyage stories fill the page as pilots Magyar Enders begin a planned Newfoundland to Budapest leg, while the NY to Mexico City flight Captain Emilia Caranza proceeds after takeoff. Headlines note multiple crashes, fatalities, and weathered routes across North America.
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New York-Mexico
U.S
Mexico
Brownesville
Tex
Brownsville
Emilia Caranza
New York
Mexico City
Rio Grande
Edward Maloney
Seth Yerrington
Roosevelt Field
Washington, D. C
United States
Canada
Jonesboro
Ark
H. Lawhead
Elizabeth Osborn
Ruby Hinson
Evert Field
B and O Must Place West Maryland Stock Under Trustee
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to transfer its Western Maryland stock to a trustee due to alleged anti trust violations. Stock trading constraints and extensions prior to July 13 are noted amid the mandated six month period for trust placement. Also reported are B and O’s 1930 equipment and property investments rising to $918.5 million with new expenditures totaling $9.7 million for equipment and $14.6 million for additions and extensions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Maryland Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
Maryland
New York
William R. Castle Jr Emerges as Top U S Foreign Policy Guide
Washington dispatch profiles William R. Castle Jr who rose from an obscure government job to act as secretary of state in the absence of Henry L. Stimson. A close Hoover friend, Castle advised on delicate foreign matters and has daily White House access, including visits to the President at his Virginia retreat.
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William R. Castle, Jr
United States
Washington
Henry L. Stimson
Sate
State Department
America
Germany
Hoover
Castle
White House
Virginia Mountain
Harvard College
Frank B. Kellogg
Kellogg
Mats
London
Lanne Rae Te & Pbdston
Anes Es
Cotton
Castile
Castlé
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Channing Delaplane, Jr
John A. Anderson
Charlotte Buckley
Louise Okie
Taliafferro
J. M. Steck, Jr
Mary Fielding Taliafferro
Harry Tinsley Taliafferro
White Plains
John Michael Steck, Jr
John M. Steck
Walton H. Marshall
N. Y
John Marshall
Virginia
Fielding Lewis
State Teachers, College
Farmville
Winchester
John Kerr School
Steck
Washington and Lee University
University of Virginia
Phi Psi Fraternity
Baltimore American
Centreville
Edward Bourke Emory
Cottontail Cove
Reed’s Creek
William Watson Emory
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Constance Buckley
Georgia Conrad
Margaret Hansbrough
Sara Turpin
Birmingham
Ala
Kitty Daingerfield
Virginia Beach
William Turpin
Robert Turpin
Centerville
Trevor Downer
Fort Hoyle
Charles Stedman
Halifax
N. C
Edward Lantrall
Baltimore
Fidac Society
American Legion Ladies, Auxiliary
Carl F. Massey
C. T. ‘Collyer
Edinburgh
Czechoslovakia
D. C
Nancy van Buren
Susie Steck
John Steck
van Buren
W. P. van Buren
U. S. S. Texas
Lineburg
Howard Lineburg
Stephenson
Mason Lineburg
Albert Lineburg
Thompson, Md
Ernest Wiles
Nataline
Kathleen Wiles
Herbert Humphrey
Loraine Humphrey
Myrtle Hall
Hilda Shaeffer
Glyndon
Welltown Church Lawn
Legion Post
Sport Oxfords
Huntsberry
N. Main Street
Women's Missionary . Society U. B
Women’s Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Urbana Shutz
East Piccadilly Street
Nettie Carpenter
Workers Council
Workers’ Council
Red Bud
Frank Dicks
South
Loudoun Street
Dorothy Catherine
S. L. Long
Chicago
R. F. Cline
Atlantic City
Shelburne Hotel
B. O. Trescott
Girard
Williamsport
W. C. Hanning
Bell Clothes Shop
Fasteeth
The
Roosevelt
Field
Alexander Magyar
George Enders
Hungary
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Budapest
Harbor
Grace
Lockheed
Endres
Magyar
Enders
Pup
Enrdes
Martins Ferry
Charles Sugg
St Clair
Mich
Yorkville
Suggs
Niles
Fred FE Seiler
Heath Aircraft Corporation
Chester Bailes
Kansas City
Willam Warren
San Antonio
Harrisonville
George Colburn
Jake Thomas
J. E. Vrooman
Vrooman
Lloydminster
Sask
Art Bielby
William Brampall
Lierdminster
W. Lang
Kitscoty
Alfa
Akron
C. E. Brannigan
R. H. Hobenfack
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Yerrington
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Tokyo
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Mariel Doret
Rene Messein
Moscow
le Bourget
France
Belgium
Russia
China
Mukden
Richmond
Alr Transport Company
Byrd Airport
Burbank
Cal
Laura Ingalls
United
Wichita
Kans
Wicna
W. Md
Cleveland
Patricia Rachac
VOSS
RM. Swimley
Pacific
Johnny Jones
Harold
Reg Robbins
Seattle
Buncutter Tire Co
S. Braddock
Harrisonburg
People's Bargain Store
Margaret L. Hodgson
J. Jos. Sullivan
John S. Miller & CO. Hardware and Household Supplies
Kaufman’s
Coats
Kher Ma, Ang