Emmitsburg Bride Portered in Farewell Events
The wedding joined the Zimmerman family of Emmitsburg and Louis R. Clevenger's heir as they plan to settle in Winchester. The bride, a teacher in New Market New Jersey, studied at Hook College and West Chester State Teachers College. Out-of-town guests included several Waesches and Stryker family members along with multiple New Jersey Philadelphia and Washington attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M
Bernice Jr
Trip
Winchester
L. M. Zimmerman
Emmitsburg
Hook College
Erick
Bernice Clevenger
Amherst Street
Louis R. Clevenger
Frederick County
Clevenger
Handley High School
Coyne Electrical School
Chicago
Ill
Gertrude
Elnora Clevenger
Charles Shewbridge
Taylor Barr
Hoye Riley
Russell R Waesche
Russell Waesche, Jr
Washington
Mary A. Waesche
Ellen Darlington
Philadelphia
L. R. Waesche
Daisy Waesche
Clinton Waesche
David Firor
Thurmont
George Jennings
Dunellen
N. J
Edwin Rose
Montclair
Emerson Stryker
Plainfield
Elizabeth Griffin
East Orange
Grace Gannon
Belleville,n. J
Social Calendar Week of Events and Dances
Week of local club meetings concerts and theater shows from Monday to Friday at venues including Hotel Drusilla Jordan White Sulphur Springs and Capitol Theatre Lions Club Kiwanis Club Rotary Loyal Temperance Legion American Legion and church choirs. Noel Coward Hay Fever at Capitol Theatre. Girls Athletic Association summer dance at Jordan White Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shewenbridge
Drusilla
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Burnt Factory
Rotary Club
Loyal Temperance Legion
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
American Legion Post
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Little Theatre Organization
Noel Coward
Capitol Theatre
Girls’ Athletic Association
Miss Zimmerman Weds E. O. Clevenger in Emmitsburg
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Zimmerman of Emmitsburg Maryland married Ernest Allen Clevenger of this city on Saturday July 9 at Elias Lutheran Church Emmitsburg. The ceremony featured Bieber and Mendelssohn music with crowds of relatives and attendants including Miss Mary Jo Zimmerman and Mrs Edwin Rose. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Zimmerman
E. O. Clevenger
Emmitsburg
Margaret Elizabeth Zimmerman
Ernest Allen Clevenger
Elias Lutheran Church
George Jennings
Dunellen
N. J
Mendelssohn
Phillip Bowers
Mary Jo Zimmerman
Edwin Rose
Montclair
Leonard W. Zimmerman
Ealtar
Taylor Barr
Charles Shewbridge
Hoye Riley
George Wilhide
Elizabeth Faulkner
Elizabeth Wade Faulkner
Edwin T. Faulkner
Fredericksburg
Laurence Brent
Upperville
St John’s Episcopal Church
Washington
Lewis Carter Harrison
Richmond
Faulkner
Helen Norris
Armistead Landon Wellford Jr
Pulaski
H. Mason Brent
Stamford
Conn
Thomas Wheelwright Brent
Heathsville
Arthur Miller, Jr
Flint Hill
William Hunter de Butts
Edwin Turner Faulkner, Jr
Shoreham Hotel
Miss Elizabeth Hume Shower Ends With Pink Theme
Mrs. Oscar M. Carr hosted a Saturday afternoon shower at Huntingdon near Boyce for Miss Elizabeth Hume of Leesburg. About thirty guests, coauthors of a humorous gift book, pink and white decor, and a large umbrella motif framed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hume
Oscar M. Carr
Huntingdon
Boyce
Clarke County
Leesburg
Loudoun County
C. B. Carr
Miss Hume
Elsie Gray Hume
James Higgs
Charles Town
W. Va
Mary Humston
Frances Jolliffe
Elsie Levi
Doris Reid Jolliffe
Mae Burch
Louise Martin
Eva Massey
Mary Thompson
Ralph M. Ware
Ralph Levi
Charles Levi
Rice Levi
Berryville
Alex Jolliffe
J. G. Burch
H. J. Martin
Rena Levi
Clyde B. Levi
Howard Locke
Clay Carr
J. F. Stinson
Belle Petty
Mary Clary
J. R. Jackson
Bowling Green
Girl Scout Camp Plans With Troop Split and Banner Race
Twenty five girls will attend a Capon river camp split into two troops to ease supervision. The truck leaves at eight with loading taking about fifteen minutes. Each tent forms a patrol competing for a daily tent banner judged by appearance. Cake days are set for Troop 1 Wednesday, Troop 2 Saturday, and Troop 3 Tuesday next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wse
Capon River
Scoutink
Two Injured In auto crash near Charles Town
Mrs. Gertrude Over remains in critical condition after last week’s accident. Mrs. Margaret Cahill has improved after sustaining injuries in the same crash on a concrete bridge east of Charles Town West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Over
C. K. Over
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Over
Margaret Cahill
Howard J. Cahill
Helping Hand Bible Class Holds An Outing
The Helping Hand Bible Class of Central United Brethren Church in Stephens City picnic along the Shenandoah near Strasburg one evening. Twenty members attended with guests Miss Arline Judy of Marlington West Virginia and Miss Ruth Cunningham, school teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central United Brethren Church
Stephens City
E. Richardson
Shenandoah River
Strasburg
Arline Judy
Marlington
W Va
Ruth Cunningham
Local residents and visitors note summers between travels
The report lists several people visiting or staying in the city over a recent period. Justin Funkhouser attends Duke University summer session with his father Raymond J. Khouser. Others include William Kronberger, Louis Robinson, William Scible from Eastport visiting Carson Clark's home, and Dorothy Kronberger joining Miss Lucille Clark. Mrs. C Marshall Baldwin and Dorothy Oden, Ralph Klippert of Washington visit Mrs. Victor L. Denny on West Cork Street. Gladstone B. Grubbs returns from national vacation to manage a Standard Oil filling station in Washington. Dr E F Hodges and family from Petersburg, Va, visit Angerona Terrace. Mrs. Mamie Strother recovers after Johns Hopkins operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scouts
Walter Bosserman
Fairmont Avenue
Eugene Cooper
Carrie Hunter
Chester Hobart
Donald McFadden
W. A. Baker
Melvin Green
Elizabeth Kern
McFadden
Scout, Treasury
Finance Committee
Shirley Carter
R. Gray Williams
John H. Rosenberger
Thomas J. Cooper
Parsons Pilcher
Ralph Snapp
A. L. Green
J. A. Richard
Walter Talbot
Judith Carter Gibson
National Council
Harris
Miss Potter
Frank Taylor
Bosserman
Justin Funkhouser
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Raymond J. Khouser
Soo
Southashington Street
William Kronberne
Louis Robinson
William Scible
Eastport
Carson Clark
Dorothy Kronberger
Lucille Clark
Miss Clark
C. Marshall Baldwin
Dorothy Oden
Ralph Klippert
Washington
Victor L. Denny
West Cork Street
Gladstone B. Grubbs
L. D. Grubbs
National Avenue
Standard Oil Company
Mutineer Christian Returns to Tahiti After Bounty Voyage
After the Bounty mutiny, Christian took charge and returned to Tahiti for ten days. On the voyage back, the ship carried nine Tahitian men, twelve women, and eight boys who begged to stay, while others were added following visits to nearby islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bounty
Christian
Tahiti
Antiquities Damaged by Dry Air, Antiquarians Warn
Antiquarians say American collectors cause hundreds of thousands in losses annually as antique woodwork pieces suffer damage in homes or display rooms with overly dry air.
Police Start Strict Enforcement of Stop Signs and Speed Laws
City officials instruct police to rigorously enforce stop at arterial intersections and city speed limits. Many drivers have flagrantly violated these laws and all officers are to enforce them strictly. Citizens are also warned that lawn watering is prohibited after 8 pm and will be enforced.
Board of Trade at Chicago Not to Be Closed
Chicago July 25 Associated Press reports the Chicago Board of Trade will not close despite a 60 day suspension order issued by three Cabinet officers. President Peter B. Carey plans an appeal to the Supreme Court while noting the board handles about 85 percent of the grain market and warns of chaos if shut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Chicago
Associated Press
Peter B. Carey
Chicago Board
Washington
Do Exe Tend Clearing House Prio
Farmers’ National
United States Supreme Court
Carey
Hoover
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Chicago Mart
Farmers National
Debts amid global talks revive war debt debate
Washington reports Borah calls for a worldwide plan to settle postwar problems including debt revision or cancellation. European capitals welcomed the idea, while Hoover and the State Department offered no comment as broadcasts tie debt relief to disarmament and monetary policy discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Borah
United States
Congress
Hoover
Debt Funding Commission
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rapdan
State Department
Minot meeting rejects embargo action amid drought aid call
In Minneapolis terms a 1200 farmer gathering from 11 counties, led by Governors Shaver of North Dakota and Green of South Dakota, concluded there would be no official embargo. Montana Commissioner Stafford urged Governor Erickson that the proposal is unnecessary. A resolution urged the federal government to advance 11 per acre to aid harvest in drought hit northwestern North Dakota, where 80 to 90 percent of farmers lack funds for supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minot
Frida
O. F P. Shaver
North Dakota
W. EB. Green
South Dakota
A. H. Stafford
Montana
J. E. Erickson
Borah Holds Frontier View on War Debt Cancellation
Senator Borah insisted war debt cancellation must accompany a broader international economic rehabilitation and only benefit the United States. European reaction varied with London pressing Borah to clarify his stance as Germany and League officials weigh Lausanne and World Conference plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Peeters Lanean
Anda Ta
America
Congress
Capitol Hill
Europe
London
Lausanne
Hoover
League of Nations
League
U and V History in Medieval Texts and Moon's Temperature
The note discusses the interchange of U and V in the eleventh century and the evolution of their capital use in dictionaries and inscriptions. It adds a maxim about career progress and ends with a moon temperature claim, stating 265 F at noon and 196 F below zero during a total eclipse.
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Elmer Calloway
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Martinsz
Huntsberry
Oscar Carr
Ruby Landacre
West Clifford Street
Handley Building
Massanetta Springs
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Virginia Jones
Oakland, Md
Mrs. W. W. Glass
South Washington Street
W Blair Hahn
Miss Jeanne Hahn
Spartanburg
S. C
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Robert 58S Smith
Kernstown
Elizabeth Ryan
Renee Whit
Summit Point
W. A
Robert Snapp
Elsie Harrell
Soy
Charles
John Rener
Saum
Hagerstown
Charles Hawn
Harry Lovett
Staunton
This City
William Lovett
Baltimore
Atlantic City
W. E. Huntsberry
James R. DuShane
Riveria Beach
Annie Bowen
Pennsylvania
Thomas L. Dunn
Martinsburg
Kate Mills
Johnstown
Dom
Harry Tinsley Taliaferro
White Plains
N. Y
John M Steck, Jr
Orange, Va
New York
Esther Witherspoon
Jean Halstead
Sumter, S. C
Hilda Patton
Miss Halstead
E. F. Hodges
Petersburg
Ralph B. Snapp
Angerona Terrace
Mamie Strother
B. F. Strother
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Bott
Lee Barr
Burwell H. S. Sait
West
Holdters
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ACAS
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Commercial& Savings Bank
Rrehravine
Lovett
A. M. Swimley
George Washington Hote
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