Miss Frances Samsell to Wed Turman T. Harm
Front Royal announces the engagement of Miss Frances Samsell to Turman T. Harm. Miss Samsell, daughter of E. Barr Samsell, is a Warren County High School and George Washington University alumna. Harm, son of T. A. Harrison of Harrisonburg, heads the Front Royal PWA office and is a Bridgewater College graduate. The couple plans a August wedding.
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Front Royal
Francessell
Turman T. Harm
Bridge
E. Barr Samsell
South Royal Avenue
Miss Samsell
Warren County High School
Warren County Commercial School
Greensboro College
Greensboro
N. C
George Washington University
Washing
Ton
D. C
Harrison
PWA
T. A. Harrison
Harrisonburg
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Samsell
Mr. Harrison
Weather Update for Shenandoah Rivers Region
Condition of Shenandoah River and North River is cloudy, while South River remains cloudy. Local forecast notes overcast skies and no precipitation imminent.
Front Royal Social Notes Light Travel and Visits
Messrs. Duncan Gibb and Tom Johnson depart for Virginia for a week of travel. Several families report brief visits and summer plans in Front Royal including Emmetts in Washington, Maxwell and Nolte guests of Maddox, and others visiting relatives in Maryland New Jersey New York and Baltimore. The piece notes influenza confinement for Miss Eshelman and upcoming Baptist Training at Massanetta Springs with Rev T Emory Trainham teaching.
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Front Royal
Duncan Gibb
Tom Johnson
Virginia
Frank Maxwell
Virginia and
Gertrude Maxwell
Towson, Md
Henry Nolte
Baltimore
Omer Maddox
Blue Ridge Avenue
T. Emory Trainham
Front Royal Baptist Arch
Baptist Training Inn
Massanetta Springs
Mrs Atwood Improved After Operation at Memorial
Mrs Atwood formerly Missine Morris is reported to be slightly improved after an operation at Memorial Hospital Winchester. Her friend Mrs Mildred Artez of Detroit Mich was expected to assist as private nurse.
Deaths in Athens Banker John White Morton Dies
George Morton rushed to Georgia after his father John White Morton banker and president of the National Bank of Athens died suddenly of a heart attack. Survived by his son George Morton and two daughters Mrs Raymond Cole of Atlanta and Mrs Edwin Cole of Birmingham.
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Front Royal
George Morton
Athens
Georgia
John White Morton
Morton
National Bank of Athens
Roanoke
Raymond Cole
Atlanta
Edwin Cole
Birmingham
Not Fined Grim Clarification From Police Court
The Star clarifies that Clarence Grim was not Clarence O. Grimm of 425 National Avenue, clearing the record after a police court fine alleged this week.
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Clarence Grim
Clarence O. Grimm
National Avenue
Grimm
Topeka Festive and London Portrait Make Headlines
Topeka plans a festive scene with a large crowd expected, while a five story London portrait draws attention. In Washington, Governor Alf Landon prepares his acceptance speech amid partisan forecasts and McNutt cites ill omen from certain groups. The speech will address farm relief unemployment federal spending taxation and labor policy.
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Washington
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
London
Kansas
Landon
Townsend plans and walks in pension fight
Elderly Dr. F E Townsend toured the East with two walkouts in his pension movement agenda. He planned to return to Cleveland within a month to answer questions in a court battle to oust him and fellow officers.
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Norman Thomas
London
Roosevelt
Cleveland
F. E. Townsend
al Schacht
Boston Red Sox
Long Beach
Calif
Erie
City plans boiler survey to buy right coal
Plans are underway for a survey of city boilers to purchase coal on a specification basis. Heating engineers are expected to visit soon to determine which coal types suit each boiler, a move praised by officials from other cities.
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Noy
Park Playground Seeks Participants For August Musical Comedy
All children and older girls and boys who wish to participate in the Park Playground musical comedy to be presented in August are asked to register this week at the playground office. Anyone with a specialty number is urged to take part.
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Park Playground
Toledo’s 1864 Walk Speed Fine Sparks City Debate
July 22 reports show an ordinance fining pedestrians who move faster than a walking pace with a five dollar penalty. The city’s machine factories remain busy, as thirteen plants fulfill orders from global customers requesting replacement equipment.
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Toledo
Springfield boy regains whistle after swallowing toy
Gene Graham, five, Springfield Illinois, had his whistle removed from his throat after swallowing it during play. The toy was retrieved at a hospital with no reported complications.
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Springfield
Ill
Gene Graham
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J. Hitch Downing
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W. G. Leisman
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St L. Grubbs
Manorave
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John W. Morton
Chamber of Commerce
S. P. Longley
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