Wedding of Katharine Baker in Winchester Garden Ceremony
Miss Katharine Baker wed Laurence E. Tierney Jr. in a garden ceremony at the Baker home on South Wash Street Winchester with family and friends in attendance. The event featured a outdoor chapel arch of vines, a piano console, a bridesmaids group in pale blue organdie, and a white satin bride led by her father to the vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Washstreet
Winchester
Harry K. Russell
W. Nelson Page
Mary Louise Sartelle
Cyril Mee
William McGuire
Peter Hatch
Aust H. Morgan
Amy Meek
Emma Ginnt
Anne Brown
Lewis Clark Tierney
Pather
Robert E. Hannen
Church of the Sacred Heart
W. A. Baker
Tierney
John Graham
Newville
Horace Browne
Baker
Col
John Bowyer, Jr
Rockbridge County
Bowyer
Thorn Hill
W. H. Baker
W. H. Baker Chocolate Company
Browne
John Bowyer
Virginia
Southwest Virginia
West Virginia
Colonel Tierney
Laurence E. Tierney, Jr
National Cathedral School
Washington
D. C
Holton Arms School
Atlantic Seaboard
Midstern States
Sheffield School of Applied Science
Yale University
New Haven
W. Va
Katharine Baker
Ellen Fauntleroy Baker
Austin H. Morgan
Washington, D. C
Miss Evangeline Hott Visits Virginia And West Virginia
Miss Evangeline Hott daughter of Captain and Mrs G D Hott of Baltimore returns home from a visit in Virginia and West Virginia. She toured Shenandoah Caverns spent a week on Capon River near Cold Stream and enjoyed her time with cousins Alson S Hott and family on West Pall Mall street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Hott
G. D. Hott
Baltimore
Alson S. Hott
West Pall Mall Street
Shenandoah Caverns
Capon River
Cold Stream
Virginia
West Virginia
Mrs Gray and Miss Schmidtt Return From Pen Mar Trip
Mrs Mary J Gray of this city and Miss L Virginia Schmidtt of Woodstock Virginia returned today from a week in the Blue Ridge mountains at Pen Mar Pennsylvania They attended the annual reunion of the Reformed churches of Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia and Virginia held last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Gray
L. Virginia Schmidtt
Woodstock
Blue Ridge Mountains
Pen Mar
Pensylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Cookus Family Vacation Visit Recall Local Ties
Mr and Mrs Harry Cookus and their children formerly of Romney and now visiting from West Virginia spend a few days in town renewing old friendships. Mr Cookus once ran a local hotel and later worked in a Pennsylvania hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cookus
Harry H. Cookus
Romney
W. Va
Cookus
Pennsylvania
Exciting Polo Matches This Week End at Middleburg
The Maryland Polo Club of Baltimore meets Fauquier-Loudoun Polo Club for two weekend matches at Welbourne Field on the Lee-Jackson highway between Upperville and Middleburg. First game Saturday, second Monday, both at 3 pm. Expect high quality exhibition from both sides in the 1930 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Polo Club
Baltimore
Fauquier-Loudoun
Welbourne Field
Lee-Jackson Highway
Upperville
Middleburg
Marylanders
Loudotini-Fauquier
Photo of Bride Published In Sunday Paper
The Washington Star published a photo of the former Catherine Deviny then Catherine Carrico in a Sunday feature. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Deviny of Ween and a niece of H B H Potts, with her husband Louis G Carrico a Washington businessman. The wedding occurred at her parents home on Maryland Avenue. A separate note reports Ed Guadinon injured when struck early Sunday. he was taken home in good condition with scalp lacerations and no serious injuries, though unconscious briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Catherine Under Deviny
Ohn J. Deviny
Ween
H B. H. Potts
Washington
Louis G. Carrico
Maryland Avenue
Ed Guadin
Willing Workers Class to Meet at Mrs Shingleton’s Home
The Willing Workers Class of First Baptist Church meets at 125 East Leicester Street at 8 o clock Thursday evening July 24. Mrs N B Shingleton will be assisted by Miss Charlotte Funk. Full attendance requested. Miss Elizabeth Bywaters and Miss Mamie Kingrie depart for Massanetta Springs to attend the Lutheran Church Training School. Mr and Mrs Wright enjoy stay in Greece as he directs Rockefeller Foundation projects in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
N. B. Shingleton
East
Leicester Street
Elizabeth Bywaters
Mamie Kingrie
Fawcett Gap
Massanetta Springs
Lutheran Church Training
Miss Bywaters
Luther League of St
Wright
Greece
Daniel E. Wright
Mr. Wright
Rockefeller Foundation
Athens
Italy
Olive May Adams Weds Theophi los French in Philadelphia
Theophi los French son of Mr and Mrs H B French of Baltimore married Olive Mabel Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Adams of this city. The ceremony occurred at 3 oclock Monday afternoon July 21 in the parsonage of Broad Street Re formed Episcopal Church Philadelphia with the ring service. French runs the French Billiard Parlor on North Loudoun street and Adams works at the Winchester central office of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive May Adams
French
Theophilos French
H. B. French
Baltimore
Olive Mabel Adams
Isaac Adams
South Cameron Street
Broad Street Reformed Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
French Billiard
Illness halts Shenandoah division clerk in heat burst
Mr Earl Dodson a railway mail clerk on the Shenandoah division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fell ill suddenly near Harpers Ferry and was unable to finish his run. He rode home on the train arriving before noon. Mrs Theodore Conner Harpers Ferry postmistress handled the mail car and completed the route to Strasburg Junction and back in the evening. The incident is blamed on intense heat. Rev Robert B Nelson leaves for rural conference at Blacksburg Virginia Tech. Christ Church will have services Sunday led by Rev Carter Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dodson
Shenandoah
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harpers Ferry
Wee
North Kent Street
Dodson
Theodore Conner
Strasburg Junction
Mr. Nelson
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Virginia Tech
Carter Page
Christ Church
Financiers Visit Winchester On Credit Relief Mission
Mr. W. P. Walker of Danville Virginia formerly of Winchester spent a day as a business visitor at the Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation. He was joined by a New York financier, and they departed to Martinsburg West Virginia and Hagerstown Maryland to study credit relief initiatives. Walker met many old friends during his Winchester stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
W. P. Walker
Danville
Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation
Rehearsals Start for United Brethren Church Play
Rehearsals have begun at Stephens City for a Sunday school production to be staged soon by the United Brethren Church. The comedy in three acts is titled Jemima or the Witch of Endor and features a lighthearted plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
The
United Brethren Church
Endor
Farm crops far from ruin by weather heat
The Agriculture Department says crops are far from ruined despite drought across the region. Spring wheat benefited from rain, corn faces heavy losses with up to 50 million bushels cut, and cotton is hurt but can still yield well if rains end soon. Heat and drought threaten future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Rockies
Atlantic
Canada
American North
Corn
South Atlantic
Missouri
Indiana
Humston and friends return from Washington trip
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Humston Mr. Ashby Stouffer and Miss Anna Katherine Smith of Marshall Missouri have returned from a motoring trip to Washington where they were guests for several days of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dorsey. They were joined at Mr Dorsey’s by his sister Miss Mary Humston of Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Humston
Travelers and locals gather for visits and outings in Winchester
A string of visitors and locals are listed in Winchester with departures and arrivals. Annie Smith from Marshall Missouri arrives to spend vacation with the Humstons on South Loudoun Street. Roanoke Virginia guests tied to the Tierney Baker wedding stay with Glaize family. Carrie Lupton returns from Philadelphia and Cape May Friends Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Katherine Smith
Marshall, Mo
Kentucky
E. A. Humston
South Loudoun Street
John O. Boyd
William C. Stephenson
Roanoke
Tierney- Baker
Fred. L. Glaize
East Piccadilly Street
Scouts Join Rev Lineweaver on Ni Azata Falls Trip
Joseph Maines Laurens and Forrest Jones traveled with Rev N A Lineweaver and the Boy Scouts on a motoring trip to Ni Azata Falls this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Joseph Maines
Laurens
Forrest Jones
N. A. Lineweaver
Boy Scouts
Niazata Falls
Source of Heat Wave Traced to Southwest
The heat wave sweeping the United States east of the Rockies is traced to hot air from Texas and neighboring Southwest states. Dr. C. L. Mitchell notes the pattern shifts when Canada’s cold air fails to move over the mountains, allowing heat to travel eastward over days, with thunderstorm activity marking the break up as cool air advances.
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Texas
Southwest
United States
Rockies
C. L. Mitchell
United States Weather Bureau
Canada
Northwest
North Pacific
Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Middle West
Middle Atlantic
New York
South Atlantic States
Mitchell
President Hoover Signs London Naval Treaty in White House East Room
President Hoover signed the London naval treaty in the White House East Room. The pact aims to limit fighting ships among the three major powers with ratification by Britain and Japan to complete its provisions. Delegates including Vice President Dawes witnessed as the president emphasized reducing armament and defending United States interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
East Room
White House
Hoover
Great Britain
Japan
London
Senate
United States
Dawes
MacDonald
Virginia
Berryville Personal and Social Mention Highlights Local News
Berryville Virginia notes engaging social events and visitors with Th Lacie Lee Pulliam’s engagement to Jack Howard announced. connections include visits by Misses Lucy and Dean Pulliam and guests from Washington Roanoke New York and Baltimore.
Local Personal News From Fairfield And Norfolk
Capt left Saturday. Gordon Levi visiting Mrs. J. D. Richardson at Fairfield. Mrs. Louis N. Glover to visit her son and daughter-in-law in Norfolk. Mrs. D. N. Griffing to return to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dorsey and family to motor trip to New Jersey with plans to spend time at Wildwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brody
R ‘Gordon Levi
M. T
J. D. Richardson
Fairfield
Louis N. Glover
J. Robin Elder
Norfolk
D. N. Griffing
J. D. Griffing
Chicago
Ralph Dorsey
Meade
Joe
M Dorsey
New Jersey
Wildwood
Prohibitionists Nominate Senate Candidate in Virginia
Dr. R L Alter president of Engleside College announced the prohibition party will nominate a U S Senate candidate at a convention next Tuesday. He said many Virginia voters may find the Republican nominee unsatisfactory and that the party hopes to gain strength from this element. He criticized Senator Glass for supporting Gov Smith and said a Smith backer cannot represent the dry cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
R. L. Alter
Engleside College
Burksville
Prohibition Party
United States Senate
Glass
Prohibition
Gov
Smith
Alter
Houston
Bids Opened For New Road Work In State
Richmond bid list shows seven contracts totaling about 3600 000 delayed in Highway Commission offices. Key items include a bridge over Potomac in Pay later county by J Bowers of Whiteville NC at 9865, a macadam road from Narrows to West Virginia line by MT McArthur of Johnson City TN at 64532.66, and eleven miles of soil road near Vera in Appomattox county by Nelle L Teer of Durham NC at 66423.18. Sealed bids are noted as due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Highway Commission
Potomac
Later County
Bowers
Whiteville
N. C
Narrows
Giles County
MT. McArthur
Johnson City
Tenn
Vera
Appomattox County
Nelle L. Teer
Durham
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Socialand
Leabelle Milther
Huntsberry
Bride
John Stuart
Washington Friends
Carrie Lupton
Cape May
N. J
Joseph Rainer
Kellogg Company
Battle Creek, Mich
Harvey Remsburg
Middletown
Oakland
Bruce N. Gordon
Greencastle, Pa
Jack
W. H. Sampsell
National Avenue
Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Kernstown
M. Powell
Camden, N. J
Shenandoah Valley
Hotel Jack
J. W. Hott
Collingswood
East Radford
Alson S
Federal Weather Bureau
Rapidan
Senator Swanson
George Pritchard
Charlottesville, Va
John Peery
Russell Ky
Ridgeway
Frank and
Ernest Sargent
Edgar Maison
O. J. Showalter
Wilbur Hewitt
Ollie Vance
Gibson Baker
John McKown
Buick Motor Company
Newton Snapp
Berryville
Lacie Lee Pulliam
Howard
T. Clifton Howard
Alexandria
Pulliam
Ward- Belmont
Waynesboro
University of Virginia
George Washington University
Lucy
Sarah Blackburn Crown
Tom Mercein
Fort Atkinson
Wis
H. H. Burks
Herbert Whiting
Mesdames Hobson
McGehee
Sidney Phillips
Lloyd Williams
of &Insburg
J.E. Harris
Elvirailliams
Fred Crown
Mobile
Ala
Aereend B. Jones
Henry Kerfoot
Louise Kerfoot
Franklin Kerfoot
G. P. Davis
James Davis
George Davis
Frances
Fredericksburg
H. B. Harris
Louis Neill
Fort George G. Meade
Baldwin Neill
Caldwell
Cera
Aly
Prohibitionists
Lovett, Bros
Lovett Bros
Sample Shoe
Harrisonburg
Gremntes
Kent
Boscawen Sts
WM. E. Doran
Apple
George Washington Hotel
W. T. Hottle
Winc Ee Flour
Lupton Orchard Service CO
Loudoun St
Lou Bernstein
Erie
Leno Sen Fashion Cae
Kalemang
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