Social and Personal Miss Evalina Eidson to Marry
Mrs Eva L Eidson of Winchester announces the engagement of her daughter Evalina Eidson to Mr Taylor Holt Jr of Richmond Va They met at the University of Virginia where both studied Holt a Civil Engineering graduate of 1924 is now practicing in Richmond The wedding is planned for late summer Trude Henderson traveled to Washington Mr Wheat formerly connected with the Pemberton dancing school in Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evalina Eidson
Ta Holt, Jr
Eva L. Eidson
Winchester
Evalina
Taylor Holt, Jr
Richmond
Eidson
Mr. Holt
University of Virginia
Holt
Young County Couple Wedded In Early Morning
A Morning wedding in Winchester united Alfred D. Rinker of near Stephens City and Mary Catherine Godlove of Lebanon Church Shenandoah Va at the United Brethren Church parsonage by Rev Geo W Stover. A large party attended the ceremony followed by a wedding breakfast then a tour planned to Philadelphia Atlantic City Washington and other eastern cities. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Rinker, is a local farmer and the bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Godlove, formerly worked as cashier at the Crystal Confectionery. They will reside near Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Alfred D. Rinker
Stephens City
This County
Mary Catherine Godlove
Lebanon Church
Shenandoah County
Winchester
United Brethren Church
Geo.’"W. Stover
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Washington
Jacob Rinker
Elmer Godlove
Crystal Confectionery
Conference attendees return from Mas sannota Springs gathering
Mr and Mrs Carlton Hawkins Miss Nannie Braithwaite Miss Julia Braithwaite and Messrs John Snyder and William Miller attended the closing service of the Presbyterian Young People's Conference at Massanetta Springs near Harrisonburg Virginia They were joined by Burnt Church Christian Endeavor delegates Miss Emily Hawkins and Vernie Milburn Messrs Herbert Buncutter John Massie and John Peters who had spent the week at the conference
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Hawkins
Nannie
Julia Braithwaite
John Snyder
William Miller
Presbyterian Young People’s
Massanetta Springs
Harrisonburg
Burnt Church Christian Endeavor Society
Emily Hawkins
Vernie Milburn
Herbert Buncutter
John Massie
John Peters
Engagement Announced for Esther Rutherford and Doyce Hall
Announcement states Miss Esther Rutherford of this city will wed Mr. Doyce L. Hall of Spartansburg South Carolina in early fall. Miss Rutherford daughter of late William B Rutherford and wife. Mr Hall son of F L Hall and wife of Spartansburg. The notice notes the forthcoming wedding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Rutherford
Doyce L. Hall
Spartansburg
S. C
Miss Chiles Moonlight Party At Plainfield Home
Miss Eleanor Chiles entertained at Plainfield the home of her parents Mr and Mrs S M Chiles in Kernstown last Saturday evening. The moonlight affair featured dancing on the spacious lawn and later refreshments. Mr Ross Wheat, connected with Elsie Cobb Wilson Company Inc interior decorators of Washington DC, was weekend guest of his mother Mrs Ger-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiles
Eleanor
Ross Wheat
Elsie Cobb Wilson Companty, Inc
Wa‘ ™Ton
D. C
Ger
Easton Couple Returns After Weekend Visit in Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs William Cohen of Easton Pa return to their home Sunday after visiting Mr and Mrs M Novick. Miss Tessie Cohen daughter of the Cohens is staying with Miss Bessie Novick at the latter's parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cohen
Easton
M. Novick
Tessie
Cohen
Bessie Novick
Miss Myrtle Barr Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Miss Myrtle Barr of Charles Town West Virginia returned home today after spending the past weekend as the guest of Miss Myrtle Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Barr
Charles Town
W. Va
Myrtle Fuller
Miss Sara Jenkins Returns From Washington Visit
Miss Sara Jenkins has returned from several weeks of visiting relatives and friends in Washington, D C and in Alexandria Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Jenkins
Washington, D. C
Alexandria, Va
Lanham Visiting at Lennon Home in Washington
Mr. E. F. Lanham visits at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lennon in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. E. F. Lanham
J. P. Lennon
Washington
DuShane Couple Return to Washington from Visit
Mr and Mrs James R DuShane who had been visiting several days at the home of Mr and Mrs John P Lamb on West Clifford Street returned today to Washington by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. DuShane
John P. Lamb
West Clifford Street
Washington
Miller party leaves on annual Echo Lodge fishing trip
Mr and Mrs G O Miller with relatives and friends depart this morning for their annual outing and fishing trip to Echo Lodge in Yellow Springs West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Miller
Echo Lodge
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Martinsburg guests visit on Cameron Street Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Russell James and daughter Frances Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dorsey and children Ed gar and Bruce, and Miss Annie Nes mith and Mr. Vernon Spiker, all of Martinsburg, W Va, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C L Smith at their home on north Cameron street last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell James
Frances, Lee
Raymond Dorsey
Edgar and
Bruce
Annie Nesmith
Vernon Spiker
Martinsburg
W. Va
C. L. Smith
North Cameron Street
Bohrer Family Returns from Cumberland Visit
Mrs. C. L. Bohrer and her son Kenneth of Cumberland Maryland return home after visiting relatives here. They are accompanied by Mrs Bohrer's nephew Master Richard Fawcett who will spend time here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Bohrer
Kenneth
Cumberland, Md
Richard Fawcett
Little Miss Lennon Visits Aunt on National Avenue
Little Miss Eileen Lennon of Washington visits her aunt Mrs. George W. Jenkins at her home on National Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Lennon
Washington
George W. Jenkins
National Avenue
Winchester Social Notes and Visits Span Two States
Mrs. James Ritter of Winchester visits brother-in-law A. M. Perry on Tennessee avenue Martinsburg West Virginia. Mrs. Joseph R. Reynolds and son Joseph Jr return to Washington with Mr. Reynolds and Miss Miller from the Lee home near Burnt Factory. Margaret and Kate Mason Brown, daughters of Bishop Brown of Richmond, stay with Miss Frances Jones at the Jones home on Amherst Street. Berkley Bowman of Berryville was in Winchester on business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Carlisle
Greenwood
J. W. Carisie
Carlisle
T. A
John Carlisle
Claude Owen
Hattie Everhart
Leroy Everhart
Nettie Owen
Taylor Knight
Berryville
James Ritter
Winchester
Inlaw
A. M. Perry
Tennessee Avenue
Martinsburg
W. Va
Journal
Joseph R. Reynolds
Joseph, Jr
A. B. Lee
Near Burnt Factory
Washington
Margaret
Kate Mason Brown
Bishop Brown
Richmond
Frances Jones
Mrs
A. T. Jones
Amherst Street
Berkley Bowman
Robert Metz
Local residents return from travels and business visits
Mrs FE L Grimm and daughter Katherine and Miss Cora Beatty of Middletown plus Mrs Lyle Grimm of Hagerstown return from Pittsburgh after a motor trip. Mr and Mrs Frank McCormick return to Brooklyn after visiting Mrs Laura McCormick and attending the funeral of Idan Correll. N H Webb of Philadelphia spends night in Winchester. G E Woods of Potomac Edison Co visits Winchester on business. Miss Louise Hollis takes annual vacation from Robert Barton law office. Fred Kuhn of Graybar Electric Co visits Winchester on business. Mrs William Ariflerson returns from Baltimore and Atlantic City after several weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Grimm
Katherine Grimm
Cora Beatty
Middletown
Lyle Grimm
Hagerstown
Pittsburgh
E. L. Grimm
J. C. Turner
Frank McCormick
Brooklyn
N. Y
Laura McCormick
McCormick
Idan Correll
G. E. Woods
The
Potomac Edison Company
Winchester
Louise Hollis
Robert T. Barton
Fred. Kuhn
Graybar Electric Company
Baltimore, Md
Local residents return from visiting guests and travel notes
Miss Ellen Martin and Miss Oneda Medlin of Columbia Pa return home after visiting Mrs J D Martin in the county. Miss Agnes Sarris leaves for Burkettsville Ma to visit Miss Arnold. Mr W L Ramsey of Ramsey Furniture Store travels to High Point NC for the furniture show to buy stock for the local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Martin
Oneda Medlin
Columbia, Pa
Agnes
Srris
Burkettsville, Ma
Arnold
W. L. Ramsey
Ramsey Furniture Store
High Point N. C
Ramsey
Mrs Harris to Reside in Richmond Va After Summer Stay
Mrs L M Harris has been visiting her parents at 11 South Kent Street with Mr and Mrs P Kremer. She left this morning for Richmond Virginia where she and Mr Harris will reside in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Harris
P. Kremer
South Kent Street
Richmond
Mr. Harris
Local residents visit and travel noted in city hours
A roundup lists visitors returning from trips and guests staying in town with family ties. Mr. and Mrs. E Rhodes Huntsberry of St. Petersburg arrive to spend August and September with relatives. Major Robert T. Barton returns to Richmond after a visit. Others shop, vacation or gather for brief stays in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rhodes Huntsberry
St. Petersburg
Fla
W. E. Huntsberry
Virginia O’conner
Will the apple crop sell or hold as prices drift
The piece discusses a 37 million barrel crop prospect as of July 1 and past 33 million the previous year, asking whether to store or sell. It urges high quality packing, private or Valley of Virginia brands, warns against wormy fruit, and notes potential market softness but wider county and state income. It then shifts to a court notice in Frederick County Virginia regarding the Shenandoah Valley National Bank as executor and a detailed reference decree for accountings and distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane
Shakespeare
Frederick County
Valley of Virginia
Virginia
Winchester
Circuit Court
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Cephas N. _ Garvin, dec
Ada Stoné
Cephas N. Garvin
Cephas N
Garvin
Eoard
New high records seen as steel delay cools market
New York July 27 nearly a dozen issues hit new yearly highs as the market moved up again, though trading was dull due to public interest and traders delaying commitments until after United States Steel Corp quarterly meeting. Call money rates stayed easy and broker loans edged higher. total volume about 1,200,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank
Only Best Fruit Continued From Page One
With all these advantages producers say it will cost less to raise apples this year. The report notes lower barrel costs allow selling at reduced prices while maintaining proportional profits.
Notice of hearing in Winchester Virginia master commissioner case
Commissioner's Office announces a hearing date of August 26, 1926 at 48 Rouss Avenue Winchester Virginia to execute an order of reference. All parties interested must attend. if not commenced the proceedings will adjourn day to day until completed. Dated July 26 1926 by Warren Rich Master Commissioner in Chancery Frederick County Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner's Office
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
Warren Rich
Chan
Frederick County
Giant liner Malolo launched at Cramp's Shipyard
The Malolo, the largest fast passenger liner ever built in the United States, slid down the ways at Cramp's Philadelphia yard. Herbert Hoover attended as Secretary of Commerce among Washington and New York officials. Hawaiian delegates sang Aloha and Farewell as the vessel dipped into water. Christened by Wilhelmina Tenney, twin daughters Lurline and Beredice Roth served as sponsors. Matson Navigation plans to place the Malolo on the San Francisco to Honolulu run next spring, cutting round trip time from twelve to eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Malolo
United States
Cramp’s
Philadelphia
Sunthings
Herbrt Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Washington
New York
Congress
United States Shipping Pita
National Education Association
Phildelphia
Herbert Hoover
Wilhelmina Tenney
W. P. Roth
The
Matson Navigation Company
Lurline and
Beredice Roth
Lurline
Berenice Roth
San Francisco
Honolulu
Twe
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Trude Henderson
Mr. Wheat
Pemberton, Dancing School
N. H. Webb
G. F. House
William Ariflerson
Baltimore
N. J
Nan Purcell
Emmett’s
Etta Grim
Robert Underwood
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Molly Lindawood
South Loudoun Street
Paul Beck
Connie
Beck
Willie Wood
Alice McKee
Edward G. Butler
Boyce
John J. Carroll
East Orange
John W. Nail
North Loudoun Street
Charles Cross
Memorial Hospital
Julia Carson
Roanoke
T. C. Carson
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
A. L Green
South Washington Street
Messrs
C. S. Ramsey
G. H. Lemen
Hagerstown, Md
George Washington Hotel
C. T. Owen
North Carolina
G. R. Johnson
Lynchburg, Va
Gorge Washington Hotel
Matt
Jeff
Bad Fisher
Pres
Mrs. CooliDge
Pres. Coolidge
Didatt Mlle
Leenglei Kep
England
William de Leftwich Dodge
Mr. Dodge
the Nathanson Company
N. Loudoun (Main
U. S
S. S
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