Winchester County Girl Weds New York Broker in New York
A Frederick County girl and Gustav A. Gumbrecht, a New York broker, married today at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York. Miss Edmondson, a veteran nurse who served in World War I and later stationed in China, Japan, and the Philippines, met the groom while abroad. They will live on Long Island, and Gumbrecht travels extensively for his firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Philippines
New York
Mises Elsie Hé‘mondson
Charles E. Edmondson
Middletown
Ithis County
Gustav. A. Gumbrecht
New York City
Miss Edmondson
Virginia
France
Red Cross
United States
China
Japan
San Francisco
Gumbrecht
Union Protestant Hospital
Baltimore
Trophies Offered by Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs for Playground Girls
Rotary and Kiwanis clubs pledge sweaters as season end prizes for two girls in the summer playground program. One prize goes to the best sport and the other to the best athlete based on sportsmanship, effort, and participation. Lillian Newlin holds the weekly athletic trophy twice, Vivian Hershberger is current best sport holder, and overall enrollment exceeds two hundred with strong attendance and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Ki‘wanis
Kiwanis
Rotary Club
Lillian Newlin
Vivian Hershberger
Vivian
Divorce Decree Grants Husband Full Custody in Silvious Case
The Corporation Court granted Gilbert R. Silvious an absolute divorce from Margaret R. Silvious, awarded him exclusive custody of the children Dorothy, Catherine, Helen, Willie May, and Bernie, and allowed either spouse to remarry after six months. Margaret Jewel Silvious left town after arrest on disturbance charges amid divorce filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvious
Gilbert R. Silvious
Margaret R. Silvious
Corporation Court
Jewel
Mounta Va
Winchester
Dorothy
Catherine
Helen
Willie May
Bernie Silvious
Moose Parade and Governor Trinkle Welcome in Winchester
A Saturday night parade by the Loyal Order of Moose drew large crowds in Winchester. Governor B Lee Trinkle attended and was welcomed at the Baltimore and Ohio station by military units, then spoke from Market Street steps. An all-day lodge meeting installed officers and conferred honorary membership on the governor, with about 360 members expected to push lodge work forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Virginia
B. Lee Trinkle
Col
Thomas Beery
Harrisonburg
Moose
United States Marine Band
Quantico
Hagerstown
Staunton
Brunswick Lodge
City Hall
A. Baker
Walter B. Barnett
Maie
R. Ty Pannett
Marshall Baker
P. J. Marshall
J. Brea? Vetley
Mifka
Richmond
Morrow
Alexandria
Baltimore
Johnstown
Trinkle
Baltimore and Ohio
Barton
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Marine Band
Byrd
Amherst Street
Ward
Market Street
Wade Mitchell
Washington
Dabney C. ‘Harris
Marshall Baer
Walter 8. Barnett
Graham Parsons
W. BE. Huntsberry
C. B. Harlee
J. B. Beverley
Robert 8. Smith
R. T. Barton
Fred W. Forney
Harry Hardy
Marion Anderson
Lee Fisher
Harry Bryant
Guter
Emory Keyser
Governor Trinkle
Winchester
Loyal Order of Moose lauds L M Baker for three day program
The Loyal Order of Moose executive committee publicly acknowledges the untiring effort and unusual executive ability of chairman L. M. Baker in organizing a notably successful three day local lodge program. Committee chairs credit Baker for overall plans and handling adverse situations, while Baker deflects praise to his committees. Also, a residence and adjacent lot on Stewart Street are advertised for sale on August 11.
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Loyal Order of Moose
L. M. Baker
Baker
Meeting stockholders of baseball club Tuesday at chamber
Card of thanks from Joseph Patton and children expresses gratitude for kindness during the illness and death of Mrs. Alice Cornélia Patton and for floral designs. Note of appreciation for friends and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholders Baseball Club
Chamber of Commerce
Alice Cornélia’ Patton
Joseph _Patton
Valley Service Station Seeks Rubber Tires Amid Price Breaks
Local listing promotes Willard rubber insulated tires and 13 plate tires selling at $25.80 for the tire and $20.95 for 13 plate wood tires. The ad targets car owners seeking affordable tire options.
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Us Willard
Valley Service Station, Inc
Coal Trade Notice Seeks Summer Orders for Pocahontas and Georges Creek
Due to grave uncertainty of coal supply this fall I am now booking orders for Pocahontas Eye Georges Creek Lump and Run of Mine Coal for July and August deliveries.
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Pocahontas Eye
Georges Creek
Weather records show near normal precipitation for Washington area
Government weather bureau records for Washington show only 1.78 inches of rainfall deficit since January 1 with a 0.98 inch excess since July 1. Temperature has risen 2.12 degrees since January 1 and is only 8 degrees below average since July 1.
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Winchester
Government Weather Bureau
Washington Area
Washington
French Attitude Weighs On Market In Flat Forenoon
In New York on July 16, speculative sentiment waned after Premier Poincare outlined French policy, with high call money and bear selling pressuring leading industrial shares. Several dozen stocks fell as Studebaker rose a point and the market steadied toward midday. total volume about 275000 shares.
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E¢The
Associated Press
New York
Poincare
Studebaker
Woman's Dem Club Meeting Postponed to July 24
Notice states the Woman's Democratic Club meeting is postponed to Tuesday July 24. The brief confirms rescheduling details and refunding or updating arrangements as needed.
Winchester Triumphs Over Dry Bugs In Exhibition Battle
Winchester baseball club beat the Dry Bugs 4 to 2 in six innings in an exhibition. Kit Mays pitched six strong frames allowing six hits with ten strikeouts, while Mays and Grindle staged key performances. Wins came with late scoring runs in the fourth and sixth as Wise, Garrett and K Mays contributed main hits and defensive plays.
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McHester Ball Club
Str Piesiment Dry Bugs
Winchester
Kit Mays
Grindle
Dry Bugs
Skidmore
Bugs
Davis
Short
Pentland
Mansfield
Stakem
Mays
Ruppert
Robbins
Wells
Stewart
Doyle
Garrett
Miller
Myer
Sip
Thomas
C. Mays
Shorts
Wise
Muer
Schroll
K. Mays
Secord
Gossard Corset Sale and July Millinery Clearance
Merchants announce continued sale of Gossard corsets and July clearance on summer millinery. Located at 20 West Water Street, Kremer offers discounts as season items move.
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M. V. Kremer
Water St
Classified Ads Briefs Include Items for Sale and Rentals
Short notices offer a player piano and a girls bicycle for sale or cheap disposal. Rental of a furnished eight room house with modern conveniences is available through Miss Mary Byrd at 214 West Cork St. A vacant lot on S. Stewart Street is advertised for sale on August 11. A woman is wanted for general housework at 214 W. Cork Streets.
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Mary Byrd
West Cork St
Cork Streets
Minnesota votes in federal senate contest statewide
Voters in Minnesota decide which slate will succeed the late Knute Nelson in a U S Senate race. The high turnout dwarfs June primaries with projections well over 300000 ballots and potential total near 500000 as 800000 eligible voters exist. The main fight is between J A O Preus and Mangus Johnson, backed by Harding and La Follette camps, while James A Carley lingers as a Democratic third.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
United States
Knute Nelson
Harding
Senate
J. A
J. A. 0. Preaus
Mangus Johnson
Farmer-Labor
Robert la Follette
James A. Carley
State Senate
Mind
Claude Ryan Returns to Sea After Navy Retirement
Claude H. Ryan, a 20 year Navy non-commissioned officer, recently retired by the Navy Department, has rejoined a United States Shipping Board vessel in New York. He survived three U boat wrecks in World War I and was decorated for gallantry and heroism. He left his hometown life, finding dry land life dull, and answered the sea’s call again.
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Claude H. Ryan
United States Navy
Navy Department
United States Shipping Board
New York
Ryan
Navy
Department
Terra Firma
Death Summons S. W. Washington
Samuel Walter Washington, descendant of Washingtons, died in Charles Town West Virginia. He was a lawyer aged 60, survived by his widow and two sons. The notice appeared in Philadelphia dated July 16.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Charles Town
W. Va
Samuel Walter Washington
George Washington
John Augustine Washington
Col
Samuel Washington
Samuel Walters Washington
Poincare Speech Sparks Setback in Reparations Talks
Paris reports Premier Poincare’s Senlis address merely restated French policy and was not a direct reply to Prime Minister Baldwin’s reparations speech. British officials say the speech did not strengthen their position, while Baldwin plans to send the draft reply to the United States for information.
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Associated Press
Paris
Poincare
Senlis
Baldwin
Great Britain
London
Germany
Prémmier
France
Sénits
Downing Street
Schooeny
Emir
Acare
House of Commons
United States
Murder of Moros to be Probed in Basilan
Manila dispatch reports Governor General Wood ordered a sweeping investigation into alleged cold blood and torture by Philippine constabulary members on Basilan. Captain Zoltar aboard the Midget alleges an aged one-armed Moro mail carrier was shot after delivering mail. a constabulary lieutenant was named as a witness.
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Manila
P.L
Basilan
Philippine Constabulary
Wood
Zoltar
Constabulary
Bear kills steer then is slain by hunter near Pesu
A 600 pound bear was killed near Pesu in Moorefield West Virginia after it killed a steer and began eating it.
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Moorefield
W. Va
Pesu
Sugar boycott ends as housewives urged to resume normal sugar buying
Mrs Julian Heath president of the National Housewives League advised today that housewives should lift the sugar boycott and buy sugar with freedom for canning and other uses. She urged gradual resumption to stabilize the market and prevent a sharp price rise.
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Associated Press
New York
Julian Heath
National Housewives League
Yard Party at White Hall Saturday Benefit Baseball Team
A yard party fundraiser at White Hall on Saturday night July 21 supports a local baseball team. Community members invited to attend for an evening of games and socializing to boost the team’s efforts.
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White Hall
Virginias Pay as You Go Plan for Road Funding Debate
Richmond debate centers on a pay as you go gasoline tax plan to fund a $50,000,000 bond issue for highway construction. Supporters argue it fair to tax per mile but oppose bonds paying interest while others favor the bond approach to speed road work. Six states already use similar taxes with varying rates and exemptions for nonroad uses.
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Richmond
Lea
Senate
House Sei
Virginia
Plah
North Carolina
Oregon
Carolinia
South Dakota
Department of Public Roads
Arizona
Fairhol
Terest
Teaters
Eral Assembly
Tipi Weedont
Vienmv
Ohh
Unis
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TING
Broker’s Bride Inn
Orient
Piedmont Dry Bugs
G. R. Silvious
Brunswick, Md
New Lodge
H. F. Byrd
Dr. C. B. Harloe
W. Lee. Fisher Harry R. Bryant
Fultz
S. Stewart St
Adv
F. EB. Clerk
Leicester St
Stewart, St
Ddv
U. S
Claude Ryan
S. W. Washington
Deny Poincare
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