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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1923

Page

8

Young Couple Granted Marriage License in County Clerk Office

Edward May of Martinsburg West Virginia and Fannie Maud Nichols daughter of Harvey Nichols White Hall were issued a marriage license in the county clerk office. The groom is a young farmer, son of John May of Bunker Hill. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr F T Me Faden pastor of the Presbyterian Church of this city.

Edward May Martinsburg West Va Fannie Maud Nichols Harvey Nichols White Hall John May Bunker Hill W. Va F. ‘T. Me‘Faden Presbyterian ‘Church City Edward H. Taylor Hunter Taylor Elizabeth W. Splawn Stephens City John Splawn

Great Reservoir Contract Awarded in Harrisonburg

The Harrisonburg City Council awarded a contract to Betts and Boyce to excavate and supervise a new auxiliary reservoir north of the Paul estate. Capacity rises to 15 million gallons from 6 million, providing about a month of water if no other source comes in. Excavation lasts six months with completion expected next summer. total cost not yet fixed.

Harrisonburg Betts and Boyce Paul

Girls Play at Gore to Benefit Virginia Children

Camp Fire Girls present a repeat performance at 8 o clock Wednesday in Gore high school. They will travel by auto from Winchester with several automobiles offered. Admission is 25 cents, proceeds to the Children's Home Society of Virginia, which has cared for 67 destitute children from Frederick County and Winchester.

Camp Fire Gore Empire Theatre Winchester Gort Children’s Home Society of Virginia

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Colt S. H. Hable Wm. G. Hardy THE Shenandoah Valley Nat's Bank the Union Bank OF Winchester Acial and Savings. Bank South Kent Street J. Douglas Green F. A. Shryock Empire Yes Lasky Gray & Sheetz Great Reservoir Carpers Valley M. W. OF A. Picnic Q.t.james ARROW Palm Beach Monito Hosiery Arrow UNION Clégrance Se S.hl HABLE Bank of Nat'l Bank Whichester, Virginia J. M. Orndoff Jolliffe Jolliff Taylor the Star
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