Petersburg Couple Wed In July 11 Congregational Ceremony
Xiwei LZ Xiwei LZ of Petersburg W Va and Garland Morris of this city married at seven oclock Thursday evening in the Congregational Christian Church with Rev Ivan R Smith officiating. The couple and guests observed fern decorations and two musical numbers followed. The bride, daughter of Charles and Mrs Alt, wore blue with matching accessories. Miss Mernie Alt was her attendant in pink. Best man was Ooie Morris, a brother of the groom. The couple, after a boat trip to Miami for two weeks, will reside at 372 East Piccadilly Duplex apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Clara Alt
Petersburg
W. Va
Garland Morris
Ivan R. Smith
Ferns
Mernie Alt
Social Calendar entries for local clubs and choirs
Tuesday luncheon of Lions Club at George Washington Hotel followed by Junior Choir practice and Modern Woodmen meeting. Wednesday Kiwanis luncheon at George Washington Hotel and Garden Club at Mrs Baker’s home. Elks meeting Grace Lutheran Church and adult choir practices at United Brethren Church and Rotary Club at Winchester Golf Club. American Legion luncheon at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
United Brethren Church
Modern Woodmen of America
North
Loudoun Street
Kiwanis Club
Winchester and
Grace
Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Winchester Golf Club
Robert Y. Conrad Post, American Legion
Local Notices From Shenandoah County Briefs
Mrs. Norvil S. Kibler recovers from chronic appendicitis surgery at Memorial Hospital last Tuesday and expects discharge soon. Miss Isabelle M. Allegree of Charlottesville, now a Handley teacher, wins the New York Southern Society Sullivan Award. An all day picnic is planned July 17 at Elizabeth Furnace Powell's Fort Valley by Stephens City and Middletown groups. Mrs. Alfred Bland Tucker returned from St Louis with Mrs. Ferguson joining her husband in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Moulden announce the birth of a daughter Phyllis Ford Moulden at Memorial Hospital July 2. Mr. Moulden works for Valley Food Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norvil
Kibler
Norvil S. Kibler
Shenandoah County
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Memorial Hospital
Handley
Isabelle M. Allegree
Charlottesville
Handley School
Algernon Sydney Sullivan
New York Southern Society
Allegree
Oscar T. Allegree
Lane High School
University of Virginia
Fort ‘Valley
Stephens City
Middletown
Elizabeth Furnace
Powell’s Fort Valley
Ferguson
St. Louis
Alfred Bland Tucker
East Cork Street
Thomas S. Ferguson
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Nashville
Charles W. Moulden
East Gerard Street
Phyllis Ford Moulden
Moulden
Catherine Ford
B.J Ford
Front Royal Road
Valley Food Company
Miss Virginia Ann Huntsberry Honored at Kitchen Shower
A Harrisonburg dinner and kitchen shower honors Miss Virginia Ann Huntsberry ahead of her August 3 wedding to James Shockey. Prizes were awarded for bridge, and gifts of kitchen appliances were presented during the afternoon party hosted by her aunt Mrs. Walter Lineweaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ann Huntsberry
Walter Lineweaver
Harrisonburg
Miss Huntsberry
James Shockey
Bridge
Dorothy Rhodes
Lineweaver
Walter Huntsberry
Virginia Ann
Mary Kathryn
R. G. VanMeter
Winchester
Elmer Steele
Stephens City
Jessie Reely
Martha
Herbert Rhodes
Dorothy
W. B. O'Neal
Middletown
Anna Lee Rogers
Mt. Crawford
Estes Kline
Mildren Kline
Vaucluse
Besse Miller
Mary Rhodes Hill
Winston Salem
4-H Club Yard Party At Kernstown School Draws Crowd
A large crowd gathered for a Kernstown 4-H yard party at the Kernstown school with ice cream cake candy and lemonade sold to benefit the Kernstown club. Weston O McDaniel attends emergency education directors sessions at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville this week. Mr and Mrs A H Morgan and family from Radford arrived Monday to visit Mrs Morgan's parents at Thornhill Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Club
Kernstown
Kernstown Club
Weston O. McDaniel
Univrsity of Virginia
Charlottesville
A. H. Morgan and
Famiy
Radford
Nearby States To Confer On Truck War
Officials from Virginia and West Virginia along with other states will meet next week to discuss West Virginia's new permit requirement for commercial trucks. Virginia police say they will not arrest West Virginia drivers on Virginia roads but will require tags and may respond similarly if WV arrests Virginia hire truckers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
West Virginia
H. B. Nicholas
Old Dominion
Confusion in Waley case greets jurors in Tacoma
Jurors in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping await court instructions after defense and prosecution wrapped closing arguments. The case centers on Margaret Thulin Waley and alleged conspiracy with Harmon Waley and William Dainard alias Mahan, tied to the Idaho panhandle trip and a $200,000 ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Thulin Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
John F. Dore
Harmon
Williiam Dainard
Foxx Slams Two Home Runs in Opening Doubleheader
Jimmie Foxx powered two home runs to push the Athletics to an 18 to 5 lead over the Tigers in the first seven innings of the opener. Bob Johnson added a solo shot for Detroit in the second inning and Pete Fox homered for the Tigers in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Tigers
Bob Johnson
Pete Fox
U S Chamber Denounces New Tax Plan Before House Ways
The U S Chamber of Commerce called the President’s tax plan disturbing and harmful and urged cutting expenses by 300 to 400 million dollars in revenue. Witnesses Fred H Clausen Roy C Osgood and E C Alvord opposed the proposal including a graduated corporate tax and a wealth inheritance tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
House ‘Ways and Means Committee
Fred H. Clausen
Horicon
Wis
Roy C
Chicago
E. C. Alvord
Washington
Clausen
Osgood
Alvord
Osgod
Representative Treadway
R-Mass
P. R. R Makes Bid For Road
The Pennsylvania Railroad filed in federal court an offer to buy and operate the south shore section of the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad from Fort Meade Junction to Annapolis. The bid proposes $283,500 with $15,000 over previous prices and a minimum operation term of three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Shore
Washington, Baltimore and
Schmeling To Tackle Louis On September 18 At Polo Grounds
Arrangements are set for a 15 round heavyweight bout between Joe Louis of Detroit and Max Schmeling of Germany at the Polo Grounds on September 18. Promoter Mike Jacobs of the Twentieth Century Club announced the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Germany
Polo Grounds
Mike Jacobs
Twentieth Century Club
Rioting Flares in Belfast as Orangemen Clash with Catholics
In Belfast disturbances flare amid sectarian tension as Orange Order members seek to defend Protestant faith. Protests escalate after an Orange parade halted by fire brigade response to a false alarm, with stones thrown from allied streets. Police say attacks were not provoked by Orangemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Ireland
Orangemen
Belfast
Robert Harrison
Two Narrowly Escape Death In Night Fire
In Cramton Maryland the D E Foote Company packing and canning plant was destroyed in a fire estimated at 75000 dollars. Vice President George Philips and his wife escaped by leaping to the Chester river and swimming 50 yards to safety. Firemen from Millington and Chestertown fought the blaze for six hours but could not save the building or its equipment. An official investigation will be launched tomorrow.
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Cramton
D. E. Foote Company
Foote Company
Chester River
Millington
Chestertown
George Philips
Phillips
Baltimore
Lehman seeks federal relief for flood victims in New York
Governor Herbert Lehman urged President Roosevelt to authorize immediate federal aid for stricken farmers in flood ridden south central New York. He sent a message during a three day flood tour noting the great need for relief and mentioning the AAA as a possible channel.
Italy Moves To Expand War Plans In Africa
Italy advances plans to fight Ethiopia. Discussion suggests a possible military expedition without breaching the pact. Commentators cite Bolivia and Paraguay battles and Japan in Manchuria, noting the Kellogg treaty still exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Ethiopia
Bolivia
Paraguay
Japan
Manchuria
Yale Athlete Fails to Top British Vault Record
Yale University pole vaulter Keith Brown did not beat the British record at the British AAA championships in London. He cleared 13 feet 10 inches, short of the 13 feet 9 inch mark held by Lee Barnes since 1929. Stanley Wooderson won the mile in 4 17.4, ten feet ahead of Jack Lovelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Keith Brown
Yale University
White City
Lee Barnes
University of Southern California
Stanley Wooderson
England
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Woman Killed Digging Worms By Electricity
Detroit report says 63 year old Mrs. Margaret Patzsch was electrocuted when a home worm gathering device short circuited. The device used two electrodes in the ground connected to the house electrical system to drive worms to the surface.
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Detroit
Margaret Patzsch
World News at a Glance Brief Items
Domestic Washington money al loted to Virginia will be somewhat freed of restrictions. Washington-Chamber of Commerce of the United States attacks Roosevelt tax program. Los Angeles Distinct earthquake shock is felt here. Millington Md Fire of unknown origin destroys the D E Foote and Company cannery causes 75000 damage. Rapid City S D Another strato flight is uncertain. Washington New reports are heard that the administration may suspend work on the 36000000 Passamaquoddy project. Rochester Minn Mayo Clinic reports continued improvement in condition of Senator James Couzens of Michigan. Foreign Bucharest If the Hapsburg dynasty is restored to the throne in Austria it will mean automatic mobilization of the little entente armies. Southport Eng Ellsworth Vines defeated Big Bill Tilden in British professional tennis tournament. Liege Belgium Fire damp explosion kills five and injures three. Vienna Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg is injured and his bine killed in an automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Washington—Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Los Angeles
Millington
D. E. Foote and Company
Rapid City
S. D
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
James Couzens
Michigan
Bucharest
Austria
Southport
Eng
Ellsweth Vines
Big Bill Tilden
Liege
Belgium
Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
Mrs. Julia Brumback Dies in Woodstock Va at 85
Mrs Julia Brumback, aged about 85, died at her Woodstock home at 5 am after a period of ill health. A longtime resident of Shenandoah Page and Frederick counties she was active in the Primitive Baptist Church of New Market. Survived by five sons including Frank H Brumback Wade H Brumback Henry Brumback and Dr Edward Brumback with one son near Middletown and others in Woodstock Philadelphia and Baltimore. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl C. Brumback
Middletown
Julia Brumback
Woodstock
Jacob
Rebecca Copp
Shenandoah
Page
Frederick
Primitive Baptist Church of
New Market
Frank H. Brumback
Wade H. Brumback
Henry Brumback
Philadelphia
Edward Brumback
Baltimore
Deliddo Dies In Trial Run On Roxbury Course
Leo Deliddo age 18 of Worcester was killed during a trial over the national championship motorcycle race course at Roxbury. He failed to negotiate a curve and crashed into a stone wall dying instantly before the race scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
N. H
Leo Deliddo
Worcester
Roxbury
Deliddo
May Suspend Work On Maine Dam Project
Washington reports say the Roosevelt administration may suspend work on the Passamaquoddy tidal dam project in Maine, a $36 million undertaking at the center of lobbying controversy over utility policy. Administration aides and critics debated halting the project due to Maine legislative delays in establishing a state authority to oversee it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Washington
Roosevelt
Mide
Thomas Corcoran
Administration
Brewster
R-Me
Veteran Officers Back Adequate National Defense
In Baltimore Col Edmund L Daley reelected president of the Third Division A E for the final session of the annual reunion. Daley now in St Louis will go to the Army War College in Washington. The records committee endorsed professional measures calling for increased naval and military appropriations to establish adequate national defenses.
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Baltimore
Edmund L. Daley
V.A
Reunion of
The
Union
Col. Daley
St. Louis
Army War College
Washington
Recoll
Also Mentioned on This Page
Xiwei
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Mrs. Moulden
Huntsberry
Earl Armel
Naval Service
Earl S. Armel
Louis E. Armel
Cameron Street
United States Navy
Naval
Martinsburg
Armel
Handley High School
Naval Training School
Norfolk
Arinel
American Oil Company
Camp White Rock
Edith Cornwell
Messrs
Chuck and
Ray
Martinsburg Pike
Randolph T. Shields
China
Loudoun
Street Presbyterian Church
Shields
John Rodman, Jr
Hagerstown
Mary Lou Steele
Miss Ann Smith
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Waley
Salt Lake City
Dore
Dainard
Mahan
Dennis
George
Foxx
U.S
Commerce Organization
Schmeling
Louis
Carnation Beauty Shop
Hotel
Chester
Dage One
Yale
World News
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Clearice
Loudoun St
J. Brumback
Chase ‘oRn's
Chase & Sanborn
R. G. A. Stores
R. M. Swimley
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