Wedding of Elouise Matters and Rodger Glover in Baltimore
Social notice describes the wedding at Southern Methodist Church, Washington Boulevard, Baltimore, of Miss Elouise Matters and Mr. Rodger Glover formerly of Carlisle. Includes details on attendants, attire, reception, cake, guest list, and future home on East Lafayette Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Southern Methodist Church
Washington Boulevard
Baltimore
Elouise Matters
Rodger Glover
Carlisle
Miss Grace Matters
Miss Thelma Bowman
Miss Matters
Miss Bowman
Phyllis Matters
Mrs. Matters
Glover
Matters
Mr. Glover
David Glover
Atlantic City
Delighful Birthday Dinner For Mrs Milton Swartz Family
A large group gathered Sunday July 25 at the Cedar Creek grade home to celebrate Mrs Milton Swartz and her daughter Hazel. Guests brought well filled baskets and extended birthday wishes including the Milton Swartz family and many relatives from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Swartz
Hazel
Cedar Creek Grade
Ralph Bauserman
Madelyn Strode
Stephens City
Charlie Swartz
Harvey Feltner
Charles
Elmer Swartz
Annie Lee
Jesse Lee
Burnt Factory
Wilber Swartz
Bergville
Mansfield Horner Honeymoon Return From Bermuda
Mr and Mrs Mansfield Horner return to their Hartford apartment at 11 Concord Street after a Bermuda honeymoon. Mrs Horner, formerly Miss Lela Shumate of Rockville Maryland, is sister to Elizabeth Shumate of White Post. Mr Horner is Yale 1926 SS class graduate and works for Pratt and Whiting Aircraft in Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Horner
Bermuda
Concord Street
West Hartford
Conn
Horner
Rockville
Lela Shumate
Thomas Shumate
White Post
Cumberland Visit Ends As Grims Return Home
Mrs. Hunter B. Grimm and Mrs. Rose Grimm return from Cumberland Maryland after visiting relatives and friends. They are accompanied by Mrs. Zachary Laney and Mr. Harry Grimm of Cumberland and Mrs. Weller of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter B. Grimm
Rose Grimm
Cumberland, Mad
Zachary Laney
Harry Grimm
That City
Weller
Baltimore
Mr and Mrs Seal Return From Capon River Trip
Mr and Mrs W M Seal return home from Capon River trip where Mr Seal caught several bass including some weighing about three and a half pounds. They were guests at the home of Mr Lohr La Follette during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Seal
Capon River
Mrs A M Midgley Guest of Wren Trammell on Braddock Street
Mrs A M Midgley of Springfield Ohio formerly Mrs Thomas P Gray Beal is the guest of Mr and Mrs Wren Trammell at their home on South Braddock Street in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Midgley
Springfield
Ohio
Thomas P. Graybeal
This City
Wren Trammell
South Braddock Street
Essex Family Returns From Visit to Jackson
The Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Essex of Jackson North Carolina returned home yesterday after a week’s visit to their daughter Mrs. E. T. Clarke. Miss Lois Essex, sister of Mrs. Clarke, returned to Jackson last week after a two week visit with Mrs. Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Essex
Jackson
N. C
E. T. Clarke
Lois Essex
Clark
Junior League Picnic At Clevenger's Park Draws Crowd
The Junior League of the Methodist Church of Kernstown held their annual picnic at Clevenger's Park today with a good sized crowd in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League of the Methodist Church of
Kernstown
Clevenger’s Park
Miss Alice Newcome Returns After Buying Fall Millinery
Miss Alice Newcome returns home from Baltimore and Washington after purchasing fall goods for the Grove Brothers store millinery department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Newcome
Baltimore
Washington
Grove Brothers
Northern Virginia Power men in Hagestown staff meeting
Messrs D E Stultz and R E Mudd of the Northern Virginia Power Company spend the day in Hagerstown Maryland attending a staff meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
D. E. Stultz
R. E. Mudd
The
Northern Virginia Power Company
Hagerstown
Reynolds Green of White Post Visits for Business
Reynolds Green of White Post spent yesterday in town on business, meeting local contacts and discussing possible collaborations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reynolds Green
White Post
Miss Bernice Fishpaw Recovering At Middletown Home
Miss Bernice Fishpaw a student nurse at Emergency Hospital Washington recently operated for appendicitis is spending several weeks with her father Mr W M Fishpaw at his Middletown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Fishpaw
Emergency Hospital
Washington
W. M. Fishpaw
Middletown
Mrs Henkle Leaves for Hershey After Brother's Death
Mrs C M Henkle departed today for Hershey Pennsylvania called by the death of her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Henkle
Hershey, Pa
Visiting relatives and local residents on Valley Pike
Mrs. W. C. Plundeke of New York visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hillyard on the Valley pike. Mr. Mathew Ebersole of Jolliffe's Store takes his annual vacation. Mrs. Charles Ford and her son-in-law and daughter Prof and Mrs Coe and children from Front Royal Va spend yesterday with Mrs. E Blanche Crisman on West Monmouth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Plundeke
New York
Mrs. W. R. Hillyard
The
Valley Pike
Mr. Mathew Ebersole
Jolliffe’s Store
Charles Ford
Prof
Mrs. Coe
Front Royal
E. Blanche Crisman
West Monmouth Street
Clowser Family Visits Martinsburg Kin
Mr and Mrs Clifton Clowser and their son Master Kenneth Clowser of Martinsburg spent time yesterday with the latter s parents Mr and Mrs John Clowser at their home Thome on East Leicester street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Clowser
Kenneth Clowser
Martinsburg
John Clowser
East
Leicester Street
LOCAL SOCIAL NOTES REPORTS A DAY OF VISITS AND TRIPS
Mrs Thompson Sowers of Stone Bridge spent yesterday in town shopping. Mr and Mrs T W Mathews and son Cyril left for Atlantic City for several weeks. Mr G E Woods of Hagerstown Md spent the day here on business. Mrs H L Keen who has been recovering returned to Bluemont Va. Mr and Mrs Mason Ambler and Mrs Hunter Morris guests of Miss Minnie Baker have returned to Parkersburg W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Sowers
Stone Bridge
T. W. Mathews
Cyril
Atlantic City
G. E. Woods
Hagerstown, Md
H. L. Keen
Harry L. McCann
Bluemont
Mason Ambler
Hunter Morris
Minnie Baker
North Cameron Street
Parkersburg
W. Va
Vacation swap at Summit Point fills Standard Oil post
Miss Alice Farnsworth, stenographer at the Standard Oil Company, is spending her annual vacation with her parents at Summit Point. Her position is being filled by Miss Mary Louise Barr of Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Farnsworth
Standard Oil Company
Summit Point
Mary Louise Barr
Stephens City
Atlanta Women Visit Harrisonburg Guests
Mrs. Charles Beck of Atlanta and Mrs. George Bowly are at their West Cork street home. They traveled from Atlanta last Tuesday with friends Mr. and Mrs. McLachlan who are visiting Harrisonburg, Virginia, and will join Mrs. Beck shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beck
Atlanta, Ga
George Bowly
West Cork Street
Beck
McLachlan
Atlanta
Harrisonburg
Mrs R Stokes Visits Winchester Guests From Oklahoma
Mrs. R Stokes arrives in Winchester after months with her daughter Mrs Julian Whiting in Rockville Maryland. She is accompanied by her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Camil lus Stokes and children from Oklahoma Street. They will stay with Miss Minnie Baker on North Cameron Street while in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.“€. Stokes
Julian Whiting
Rockville, Md
Camillus’ Stokes
Oklahoma
Str
Winchester
Minnie Baker
North
Cameron Street
Mrs Shutts Heads to Baltimore and Washington for Weekend Visit
Mrs L L Shutts travels today to Baltimore and Washington to visit friends for the weekend. On returning she will stop in Brumawick for several days with friends, accompanied by her aunt Mrs Laura V Robinson of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Shutts
Baltimore
Washington
Brumawick
Laura V. Robinson
County
Salem pair on bridal tour stops at hotel in Winchester
Prof and Mrs D R Carpenter of Salem Virginia pause at the George Washington Hotel during their bridal tour of the North. Prof Carpenter teaches at Roanoke College and has many friends in Winchester as they plan to visit the Adirondacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Carpenter
Salem, Va
George Washington Hotel
North
Adirondacks
Carpenter
Roanoke College
Winchester
Mrs Shriver Leaves Maryland for Home After Visit
Mrs. Arthur Shriver of Cumberland Maryland, a guest of her sisters the Miss Motter, departed today for home. Mrs. Garfield Street and her children, guests of Mr and Mrs William D Simmons, returned to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shriver
Cumberland, Md
Motter
Reverend Father Massey Returns From Visit
Rev. Father John Massey of Hopewell Virginia returned today after visiting his sister Mrs. J. P. Stryker at her North Kent street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Massey
Hopewell, Va
J. P. Stryker
North Kent Street
Mrs White to Return Home After Visit in Winchester
Mrs. Mary White has stayed with relatives and friends in Winchester and vicinity and will return to her Washington home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary White
Winchester
Washington
Mrs Fergusson Feted At Luncheon And Bridge
Mrs B James Fergusson of New York visited as house guest of Mrs Shirley Carter and was entertained today with luncheon and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wright
B. James Fergusson
New York
Shirley Carter
Baltimore man in Winchester on business
Mr. E. W. Armstrong of Baltimore is in Winchester on business. Mr. Martin Cochran of Dayton Ohio, guest of his brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins on West Boscawen street, returned home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W .Armstrong
Baltimore
Winchester
Martin Cochran
Dayton
Ohio
Hawkins
West Boscawen Street
Misses Return From Camp Allegheny in West Virginia
Ann Brook Kern and Mary Greenway Russell returned home after attending Camp Allegheny in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Brook Kern
Mary Greenway Russell
Camp Allegheny
West Virginia
Little Miss Virginia Cover Russell Hosts Thirteenth Birthday Dinner
Little Miss Virginia Cover Russell will host a dinner party this evening to celebrate her thirteenth birthday anniversary. Guest list includes Misses Ann Tucker McGuire Lillian Oakes Carry Burwell Mary Warden Boyd Caroline Carson Ann Bolling Shepherd and Elizabeth Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Cover Russell
Ann Tucker McGuire
Lillian Oakes
Carry Burwell
Mary Warden Boyd
Caroline Carson
Ann Bolling Shepherd
Elizabeth Rice
Ill and visiting figures noted in Winchester items
Mrs Beulah Hawkins Young is ill at her parents home on West Boscawen street under Dr C R Anderson care. Mr E W Dixon, after weeks in Macon Georgia on business, arrived for a weekend with friends. Rev and Mrs C C Durkee of Westernport Maryland passed through Winchester en route to Leesburg Virginia to visit Mrs Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Hawkins Young
West Boscawen Street
Young
C. R. Anderson
C. C. Durkee
Westernport
Winchester
Leesburg, Va
Willard
Durkee
Episcopal Church At
Walters Family Returns Home From Bartonsville Visit
Mr and Mrs Wilbur J Walters and children and Miss Grace Walters of Baltimore Md have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas Walters at Bartonsville. Mr and Mrs Samuel Fleck of Harrisonburg Va are guests of the Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur J. Walters
Grace Walters
Baltimore, Md
Thomas Walters
Bartonsville
Samuel Fleck
Harrisonburg
Walters
Sampsell Resigns Havana Post Travels to Washington
Mr. Ben Sampsell has resigned as vice consul in Havana Cuba and left today to go to Washington. He has been visiting his father the Rev. W H Sampsell at his National avenue home. Miss Elsie L Saxe of Catskill N Y also left today for Norristown N J to visit friends before returning home after staying with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs R D Saxe in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Sampsell
Havana
Cuba
W. H. Sampsell
National Avenue
Washington
Elsie L. Saxe
Catskill
N. Y
R. D. Saxe
Norristown
N. J
Hartman Family Leaves for Summit Point Visit
Mrs. C. S. Hartman travels to Summit Point New Jersey to stay with Mrs. J. W. Marshall for several days. She is accompanied home by her son Master Allison Hartman and daughter Miss Ethel Hartman who have been guests of Mrs. Marshall for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Hartman
Summit Point
N. J
J. W. Marshall
Hartman
Master Allison Hartman
Miss Ethel Hartman
Dove Family Heads to Philadelphia as Guests
Mrs. E. C. Dove travels with daughters Frances Mamie and Viola and son George to Philadelphia to visit Mrs. Mary Gill, the mother of Mrs. Dove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Dove
Frances
Mamie
Viola Dove
George Dove
Philadelphia
Mary Gill
Simple Mixture and Circuit Court Notice in Virginia
An advertisement touts a buckthorn bark glycerine remedy for gas and constipation. A July 10 1926 court order in Frederick County Virginia requires non resident defendants and unknown creditors in Martha Carver vs M Ritter's Heirs to appear within ten days after notice and to publish weekly for four weeks in The Winchester Evening Star and post copies at the Frederick County Courthouse. Names of Ritter family members and Warren Rice attorney are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Martha Carver
M. Ritter
C. M. Ritter
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Franklin Ritter
Washington, D. C
Russell Ritter
Hagerstown
Ernest M
Ritter
Catholic Churches Opened At Night In Mexico City
The Catholic Cathedral will stay open nightly until 10 o clock this week to serve worshipers amid the church protest against government religious regulation. A Saturday mass and communion for at least 15 000 Catholics are planned with Archbishop Morybesio delivering benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Morybesiio
Pay Now and Save the Discount in Special July Rate
Subsection deadline noted as Saturday July 31 with a special July rate. The Evening Star reports a push to pay now to secure the discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Public Sale of One Acre Lot in Stephens City Va
Public auction planned for Saturday August 21 1926 at 2 pm in front of the Post Office Stephens City Va offering one acre more or less of land about one mile west of the town adjoining Ray Robinson near the old Steele and Dinges farm. Apple trees on the property. Terms cash. J M Steele administrator of Henry A Dinges Estate and surviving partner of Steele and Dinges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Dinges
Steele & Dinges
Stephens City
Stephene City
Ray Robinson
J. M. Steele
Admi
Mexico Faces Mass Catholic Rally in Religious Crisis
Mexico City reports show vast crowds from shanties to mansions marching to churches as priests walk out on Saturday over new religious regulations. The government plans strict enforcement and investigates violence linked to the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
League For Defense of Religious Liberty
League
Puebla
Agua Calientes
Funeral Rites Held For Late Mrs Sam L McCune
Margaret A. McCune wife of Dr Samuel McCune died Tuesday and funeral was held Thursday from Belle View Middletown with Rev J B Hupman officiating. Family and distant relatives attended and burial followed at Mount Carmel Cemetery. Survivors include husband two half sisters a son and three daughters with two sons and two daughters predeceasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Margaret A. McCune
Samuel McCune
Belle View
J. B. Hupman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
South
B. C. McCune
Rochester
Frank Everhart
Emma Miller
Greensburg
Tom McCune
Pittsburgh
William Gallaher
New Kensington
Edward Rogers
George Carbaugh
James Rogers
Washington
John Painter
Detroit
Mich
Midway Social News from Midway Virginia
In Midway Virginia on Sunday seven locals including Miss Elsie Ashwood and siblings and Miss Chelia Snapp with Edwin and Miss Glenna White with brothers spent a pleasant evening at Cedar Creek. Local visits followed with Mr and Mrs Patrick Lockhart calling at Ben Whites and Alta Lee Orndorff visiting Glenna White. The Longs from near Opequon and Ben White as well as Mrs Lita Wallace and children are noted in weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
Elsie Ashwood
Ernest
Charles
Lucien
Chelia Snapp
Edwin
Glenna White
Leroy
Elwood
Cedar Creek
Patrick Lockhart
Ben White
Alta Lee Orndorff
Glenna
White
Earl Long
Near
Local Wholesale Market Prices Report
Daily market sheet lists varied quotes for wheat bran corn meal and feed. Prices cover flour barrels cracked corn and mixed feeds with ranges for live poultry butter and calf, sheep, lambs and general farm outputs.
Local market price list for farm commodities and feed
A historical price fragment lists items such as flour middlings standard middlings and scratch feed with prices around 2.20 1.90 and 2.00. Also shows butter at 46 cents and corn in barrel ranging 4.60 to 5.00 with notes of cracked corn and assorted grain terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cscccess
Eccca
Baltimore Wholesale Market Corrections On Closing Day
The Baltimore wholesale market report notes corrections at the close of the prior day. Cattle and poultry values appear, with references to young chickens and local names amid scattered figures and lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisle Delatsie Ocala Elc
Sean
Shenandoah Park Celebration Draws 18000 In Luray
A crowd of about 18 000 gathered in Luray Virginia to mark Congress approving the Shenandoah National Park in the Blue Ridge. The event featured a mile and a half parade led by George Freeman Pollock with floats from local groups, plus stunts, rides, fireworks, and an aviation display. Floyd W Weaver spoke on Virginia’s role in national development and park benefits alongside new road improvements. Photographers covered the celebration for archival记录.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray
Page County
Skyland
Congress
Shenandoah National Park
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Richard K. White
Washington
Blue Ridge
Park Commissioners
George Freeman Pollock
Floyd W. Weaver
Pathe
Contributors To Local Playgrounds Seek Additional Funds
A list of donors to the Local Playgrounds Association is published as the committee appeals for more contributions to sustain city recreation spaces through the summer. Names include Mrs. Robert Y. Conrad, Bobbie Conrad, Marshall Baker, Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Davis, J. Henkel Henry, Mrs. Gertrude W. Barton, Major John H. Flood, Miss Louise Thwaitie, Robt. M. Ward, Mrs. Vernon Eddy, and others with varied small amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playgrounds Association
Robert Y. Conrad
Iu. M. Allen
Bobbie Conrad
Marshall Baker
H. D. Fuller
E. D. Davis
J. Henkel Henry
Gertrude W. Barton
John H. Flood
Hopewell
Louise Thwaiite
the Presbyterian Church
M. Ward
Vernon Eddy
Governor May outlines taxes and utilities reforms plan
The governor proposed blocking rate bans until final court rulings, investigated gasoline station tax evasion, and tying license tax adjustments to offset extra half-cent gains. He favors state control of filling stations via the State Highway Commission and faces Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone rate requests pending before the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Corporation Commission
Commission
Virginia
Supreme Court of Virginia
United States Supreme Cour
Thaw denies he ensnares Wall with letters in Atlantic City
Harry K Thaw tells reporters he writes letters only in moderation and that Evelyn Nesbit’s claims about his letter writing are inflated He admits concern over how letters may be interpreted and says he would help Evelyn and Russell secure a new home, though she is heavily in debt He denies plans to buy her a house and hints at moving her from Ventnor to Tudor Terrace Northfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American Today
Atlantic City
Forrest Wall
California
Harry K. Thaw
Evel Nesbit
Evelyn
Morgan Pendleton
Winchester
Miss Wall
Thaw
Pendleton
Ed Pendleton
Miss Wallis
Burton Gaskill
Ventnor
Tudor Terrace
Northfield
Russell
No Change In School Textbooks In Virginia
Richmond July 28 There will be no change in public school text books for the coming session, county superintendents decided at the opening of a three day annual conference. Reports show teachers with strong backgrounds and many years of experience generally receive the highest salaries. For the first time reports show near complete correlation between salary and training and experience of the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
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Leonard S. Horner
New Haven, Conn
Warrenton, Va
Washington Business College
Lillian Perry
Margaret Amick
Stewart Business Colleg
Dr Scholls
Sample Shoe Store
E. W. Dixon
Macon
Miller’s Drug Store
Evanston
Ill
Henry C. Taylor
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Taylor
Northwestern University
Institute of Lani Economics
Agricultural Land Authority
United States
Sam’l McCune
Market Report
Star
Ieee
Forbes
Ieeese Unt Teownae
Eeeeee
Stray
Nathanson Company
N. Loudoun
Main
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