Social and Personal Mrs Reynolds Bride of Claude H Ryan
Mary Louise Redman Reynolds of Winchester Virginia married Claude Hoyt Ryan of Norfolk at the bride’s home 3211 St Paul Street at 5 PM July 22. Rev Paul B Watlington conducted the ceremony in the presence of close friends. They will reside at 7608 Shirland Avenue Loch Haven Norfolk after October 1. Later notes record a motoring party from Liverpool Ohio to Florida visiting Maryland and Ohio families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Claude H. Ryan
Baltimore Sun
John Perry Haddox
Winchester
Mary Louise Redman Reynolds
Claude Hoyt Ryan
Norfolk
St. Paul Street
Paul B. Watlington
Ryan
Shirland Avenue
Loch Haven
Shepherds Rally at Mt. Carmel F B Church
Ten shepherds appointed four weeks ago from Mt. Carmel F B Church will report success tomorrow night as the sheep report ten lambs each. The pastor preaches Lamb of God in the morning and The Good Shepherd in the evening. Sheep contribute one dollar each and lambs fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel F. B
Miss Croson Weds Perry C Ritter in Alexandria
Miss Carrie Virginia Croson became the bride of Perry Clinton Ritter at the Methodist Church of Alexandria. Rev Willian Hammond officiated. A blue georgette gown graced matron of honor Mrs Norman Lanham, with bridesmaids Miss Gladys Lanham and Alma Ritter. Best man was James Ritter. ushers Howard Lanham and Robert Wolfe. The gown of the bride was white satin with lace and tulle. The couple left for a motor trip through North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Virginia Croson
Perry C. Ritter
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alexandria
Perry Clinton Ritter
Willian Hammond
Norman Clifton Lanham
Gladys Lanham
Alma Ritter
James Ritter
Howard Lanham
Robert Wolfe
North Carolina
County Couple Granted Marriage License
A marriage license was issued today in the County clerk's office to Raymond Kirk of Gainesboro and Miss Bessie V. Ashton of Greenspring. The groom, a native of Grayson county Virginia and a house painter, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Kirk. The bride is the daughter of Lemuel H. Ashton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kirk
Gainesboro
Bessie V. Ashton
Greenspring
Grayson County
W. QO. Kirk
Lemuel H. Ashton
Miss Virginia Davis Recovering After Appendectomy
Rev and Mrs Brown brought Virginia Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Delmar Davis and Amos Brook school faculty to Woodstock from Memorial hospital in Winchester where she underwent appendectomy. She is recovering satisfactorily. Woodstock Herald notes visit of Mrs Russell Hupp and daughter Maxine from Winchester to Forestville roots before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Francis A. Brown
Woodstock
Virginia Davis
Delmar _D. Davis
Amos Brook School
Memorial Hospital
Herald
Russell T. Hupp
Maxine
R. M. Stickley
Forestville
New Market
Va.) Valley
Family campers explore near Winchester and New Market
Mrs. B. F. White and her party including son Benjamin Jr Virginia Zirkle and Miss Ruth Grim spent last week camping near Winchester Virginia and New Market Virginia Valley in a short regional outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. White
Benjamin, Jr
Virginia Zirkle
Ruth Grim
Winchester
New Market (Va.) Valley
Visitors from Washington and Baltimore Arrive in Winchester
Mrs H D Flood of Washington DC is staying at the Chanticleer Inn on West Boscawen Street in Winchester. Mrs W K Routt Miss Rose Ebersole and Miss Josephine Ebersole returned yesterday from Baltimore where they spent several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Flood
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Chanticleert Inn
West Boscawen Street
Shoemakers Guests at Hotel Elberon in Atlantic City
Mr and Mrs R B Shoemaker of Winchester are guests at Hotel Elberon in Atlantic City New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Shoemaker
Winchester
Elberon
Atlantic City
N. J
Mr and Mrs McWane Stop at George Washington Hotel
Mr and Mrs Henry McWane of Lynchburg Virginia are stopping at the George Washington Hotel with Mr and Mrs E E Brown of Knoxville Tennessee. The entire party is en route to Montreal Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McWane
Lynchburg, Va
George Washington Hotel
E. E. Brown
Knoxville, Tenn
Montreal
Canada
North Carolina Visitor Plans Lakeside Summer Stay
Mr. Donivan of North Carolina arrived today and will depart this afternoon for Intermont to be a weekend guest at Lakeside the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Orndoff. Also at Lakeside for the summer are Mr. and Mrs. Orndoff, Miss Grace Orndoff, and Mrs. Alice Grove and her sons Bernard and Tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Donivan
North Carolina
Intermont
Lakeside
T. J. Orndoff
Mrs. Orndoff
Grace Orndoff
Alice Grove and
Bernard
Tom
Baltimore Doctors Leave for Atlantic City
Dr. Harry Levin of Baltimore and Mr. Harry Lovett depart tonight for Atlantic City after Levin guesting Lovett for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Levin
Baltimore
Harry Lovett
This City
Atlantic City
N. J
Dr. Levin
Mr. Lovett
Miss Katherine Evans Visits Cumberland Guests Return Home
Miss Katherine Evans spent time in Cumberland Maryland as a guest of Mr and Mrs Arthur Dicks and has returned to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Evans
Cumberland, Md
Arthur Dicks
Eulalie Walter
Baltimore
Mrs. J. M. Orndoff
Miss Ann McKenzie Heads to New York for Visit and Saratoga Trip
Miss Ann Douglas McKenzie will depart this evening for New York City to visit her sister Mrs Samuel Gerschenak. In August she will accompany Mr and Mrs Gerschenak on their vacation to Saratoga New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Douglas McKenzie
New York City
Samuel Gerschenak
Miss McKenzie
Mrs. Gerschenak
Saratoga
N. Y
Irwin Family Return Trip From New Market
Misses Marie and Claire Irwin of Richmond Virginia and their brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs W L Irwin were here last night on their way home from New Market where they spent their vacation with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie and
Claire Irwin
Richmond, Va
Inlaw
W. L. Irwin
New Market
John Seal Jr Returns to Winchester from Luray
Mr. John Seal Jr returned to Winchester after a period in Luray on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seal, Jr
Winchester
Luray
Miss Grace Carpenter Visits Harri sonburg Teachers Institute
Miss Grace Carpenter of the Harrisonburg State Teachers Institute spends the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Carpenter at their home on West Monmouth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Carpenter
The
Harrisonburg State
Mrs Lupton Returns Home After Hip Injury Recovery
Mrs J E Lupton who recently fell and fractured her hip was discharged from Winchester Memorial Hospital and moved to her Amherst street home today, showing marked improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E Lupton
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Amherst Street
Mrs Leonard Leech Leaves for Washington D C from Here
Mrs Leonard Leech, guest of her mother for some time, departed today to return to her home in Washington D C after a stay in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Leech
Washington, D. C
Roanoke Guests Attend Stephens City House Party
Mr. and Mrs. Honer of Roanoke Va attend a weekend house party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A W Dean in Stephens City Va. Mrs Charles Lutz is critically ill at home in Woodstock Va. Miss Madeline Muse joins Mrs Metz and others at Mises Martha Reely s home in Strasburg Va. George Carper and H W Wisecarver visit Baltimore Md with Mr and Mrs Clarence Wisecarver this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Honer
Roanoke, Va
A. W. Dean
Stephens City, Va
Charles Lutz
Woodstock
Daniel Metz
Lutz
Madeline Muse
Mises Martha Reely
Strasburg
George Carper
H. W. Wisecarver
Clarence Wisecarver
Baltimore
C. E. Carver
Hamilton Family Attends Funeral of Mrs. Alice Keyser
Mr Frank Hamilton and his children John Robert and Alexandria Hamilton with Miss Nannie Hamilton of Hagerstown Md attend the funeral of Mrs Alice Keyser, the sister of Mr Hamilton, at Hernstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hamilton
John
Robert and
Alexandria Hamilton
Nannie Hamilton
Hagerstown
Alice Keyser
Ihernstown
John Robinson's Circus to Visit Winchester August 10
In Richmond on July 24, critics praise the show as having many beautiful girls in the act. The article notes the troupe’s daily routines include beauty treatments and time for personal grooming. Two English aerialists, Tresa and Eloise Barco, are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Zeigfeld
John Robinson
Winchester
John _ Robinson
Tresa
Eloise Barco
Local residents noted visiting and hosting across cities
Mr. Frank Tilford of Near Berryville spent yesterday on business. Dayton Ohio resident Mr. Martin Cochran stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hawkins on West Boscawen Street. Several attended the Presbyterian Young Peoples Conference at Massanetta Springs. Mrs. Keith W. Morris returned to New York after visiting her sister Mrs. G. O. Miller. Baltimore visitors included Miss Gertrude Weiner and Mrs. C. E. Carver. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller visited Washington D C for business today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tilford
Berryville
Martin Cochran
Dayton, Ohio
Nat Hawkins
West Boscawen Street
Richard Greenwalt
Dorothy Greenwalt
William C. Miller
Presbyterian Young Peoples’ Conference
Massanetta Springs
Keith W. Morris
New York
G. O. Miller
Entertained Guests At Party Last Evening
Misses Sybilla Crisman and Vivian Hollis hosted a gathering at the former’s mother home with about fifteen guests. Japanese lanterns adorned the house and yard as guests danced and played games, followed by refreshments. Several local residents were mentioned visiting, attending a funeral, or returning home from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybilla Crisman
Vivian Hollis
Good Weather To Help Ma Ferguson In Texas Primary
The Texas primary opened clear with scattered rains in north Texas. Observers say weather could affect Governor Miriam A Ferguson’s renomination bid in a bitter campaign, Rural areas show strongest Ferguson support, and towns across the state report a brisk start as the election bureau projects about 650000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Ferguson
Texas
Associated Press
Dallas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Texas Election Bureau
Houston
President Talks of Monster Air Craft
President Coolidge and Navy Secretary Wilbur discussed building a six million cubic foot lighter than air airship for the navy next year. The project would cost five to six million dollars and be three times the size of the Shenandoah, with no final decision reported. Receivers in the Pan American Petroleum case will pay $3,590,000 on August 1 and $250,000 monthly thereafter, pending Supreme Court review of the Doheny leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
New York
Navy
Coolidge
Wilbur
Navy Department
Washington
Pan-American Petroleum
BE. T. Doheny
Naval Oil
Elk Hill
California
Treasury
Doheny
United States Supreme Court
Pioneer banker Liam H. Palmer dies at 90 in Richmond estate notes
Liam H. Palmer a Richmond banker and business man died suddenly at age 90 on July 14. His will divides most of the 838 662 estate equally among five children: Bessie Christian W Ormond Young Edwin A Palmer William H Palmer Jr gall Richmond and Mrs Robert Preston Means of Birmingham. A 40000 trust goes to daughter Lelia Palmer Leigh who died in 1899. Grandchildren receive 100 each for remembrance. Mountain View estate in Montgomery County reverts to survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam H. Palmer
Richmond
Bessie P. Christian
W. Ormond Young
Edwin A. Palmer
William H.palmer
Jrygall
Robert Preston Means
Birmingham
Lelia Palmer Leigh
Palmer
Elizabeth Amiss Palmer
Colonel Palmer
Montgomery County
Mountain View
William H. Palmer Leigh
Wheat and Corn Down for Week Amid Drought Outlook
Chicago traders say government wheat estimates miss the mark due to drought. Wheat drops 3 5 8 to 5 3 4 cents, corn falls 1 3 to 11 4 cents, oats up 7 8 to 1 1 4, and provisions rise 22 cents to 1.00. Corn production is higher than last year while large stocks weigh on prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Notice of Sale of Carload Medicated Stock Salt
The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell at public auction at its freight office in Winchester Virginia on Saturday August 1926 at 10:00 a m a carload of medicated stock salt shipped from Mifflinburg Pennsylvania on April 17 consigned to Farmers Medicated Stock Salt Company and refused receipt to pay transportation and storage charges. The car arrived in Winchester April 19 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Winchester
Virginia
Mifflinburg
Pennsylvania
H. Batt
Ihs
Public Sale of Shumate House and Lots in Winchester VA
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of the Shumate property in Winchester Virginia on August 9 1926 at 11 00 AM at the county courthouse. The sale includes a brick house on Washington Street and adjacent lots with terms of one third cash and two year deferred payments secured by deed of trust and a policy of insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shumate House & Lots
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Harry R. Kern
C. Ta
Martha Shumate
Elizabeth Shumate
Holtzclaw
Ludessa Smith McNeill
Atley Smith
Piccadilly
Washington Street
Piccadilly Street
Special Commissioners of Sale Notice in Winchester Virginia
Bond with security approved by the Clerk of the Corporation Court of the City of Winchester Virginia has been given by Harry R Kern as Special Commissioner of Sale as required by law Corinne Thomas Deputy Clerk Corporation Court of City of Winchester Va July 10 4 weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lynch
Jonald Richards
Aubrey G. Weaver
E. H. Jackson
JP. Reardon
Lake J. Frazier
Philip Williams
Hk. R. Farr
Harry R. Kern
Corporation Court
City of Winchester
Virginia
Lay
Corinne, Thomas
Corporation Court of City of Winchester
Court orders sale of large orchard in Jefferson County
Special Commissioners Milton C. Rouss Frank B. Robinson George M. Beltzhoover Jr and James M. Mason Jr appointed to sell Logan B Shutt real estate including 375 acre apple orchard near Kabletown under a chancery decree. Sale may be public or private with cash portion. ten days to complete sale. farm 600 acres bearing 276 acre orchard. other Shutt properties not offered if debts are discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Rodgers
Efferson County
W. Va
Milton C. Rouss
Frank B. Robinson
George M. Beltzhoever, Jr
James M. Mason, Jr
Logan B. Shutt
Kabletown
JL. C. Briscoe
Shutt
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Florida
Mary Malone
Clarence Schleiter
Jane Machael
Walter Schleiter
Paul
Liverpool
Ohio
Earl Myler
Willisville
John Malone
Malone
Jeanette A. Aglionby
Charles Town
West Va
R. W. Dunaway
West Cork Street
A. B. Hammond
E. T. May
Laura Hammond
Keedysville
J. W. Walters
North Cameron
Kathleen
Frances Walters
Dr Scholls
Foot Comfort Department
Sample Shoe Store
Wil
Gertrude Weiner
Baltimore, Md
Bessie Kramer
Gussie Chadduck
Walter Chadduck
Lucy White
Mrs. Earl Massey
South Braddock Street
M. V. B. Snoke
John Snoke
John Hopkins Hospital
Charles Miller
Clyde Carr
Boyce, Va
John Dean
Keyser, W.va
William Saurabaugh
Olen O'Rourke
Pittsburgh
Saurabaugh
O’rourke
Thomas Seabright
Jacob Crisman
Summit Point
Monster Air Craft
Sidney
Dave
Bobbry Jones
Uslitill
Jere
O'Rear
Miller
the Nathanson Company
N. Loudoun (Main
Wallace the Magician
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
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