Miss Virginia Relill Attendant at Mozingo Wedding
The home of Mr and Mrs S H Mozingo at 711 Frederick Street Hagerstown Md hosted a 7 pm Thursday ceremony uniting Sadie Lugenia Mozingo and Elwin Renier Ford. Rev William M Norment officiated the ring rite with Miss Virginia Rehill as maid of honor and Paul Mozingo as best man. The couple plans Philadelphia residence and a northern states motor trip post reception.
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Virginia Relill
S. H. Mozingo
Frederick Street
Hagerstown
Sadie Lugenia
Elwin Renier Ford
Wilmer Ford
Philadelphia
William M. Norment
First Christian Church
Virginia Rehill
Winchester
Paul Mozingo
Oliver Whitmore
Ford
Rotary hosts at gardener Louis Baker's home in Winchester
Rotary Club gathered in the garden of Louis L. Baker to discuss summer youth work. Plans include a boys camp on Capon River August 18 to 28, with Scout encampment coordination and equipment donations. Dad Ryan shared a Rock Enon Springs visit and a vintage Dunlap mill discovery.
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Rotary Club
Louis Lt. Baker
Herbert Solenberger
Winchester
Rotary
Capon River
Boy Scouts
Fred. Stine
Peyton Marshall
Dad” Springs
Ryan
Rock Enon Springs
Dunlap
Fred Stine
Nelson Page
Jack West
Staunton
Garrett DeGrange
H. Clay DeGrange
Baker
New Rotary Club At Leesburg Holds Charter Meeting
A charter meeting for the newly organized Leesburg Rotary Club drew over 400 Rotarians from Winchester and nearby cities. Winchester contingent included Marshall Baker and other locals. program featured William H. Lurber and Frank W. Evans presenting the charter along with performances by the Columbian Male Quartet.
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New Rotary Club
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Winchester
Rotary Club
Wichester
Marshall Bake
Vernon Eddy
William Stryker
W. W. Glass
Ralph Pettit
Marshall Baker
Washington
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Charlottesville
Warrenton
Culpeper
Front Royal
Roanoke
William H. Lurber
Frank W. Evans
BE. L. McFarland
J. Donald Richards
Wilbur C. Hall
Columbian
Washington, D. C
Bill Edwards
Washington Club
Springfield
Ill
Hagerstown Beats Winchester In Neat Fashion
The Potomac Edison Company base ball team from Hagerstown edged Winchester 6 to 4 in a Winchester inter club league contest yesterday afternoon. Lunsford pitched well for Winchester but received limited support as Fansler guarded the plate. Hagerstown's defense was sharp though its hitting lagged in parts.
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Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Opequon Lake
Opequon Lake Park
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown
Winchester
Trade Body Probes Duponts and Other Giants
The Federal Trade Commission ordered an inquiry into the financial ties among Dupont General Motors and United States Steel. The FTC cited a community of interest and Dupont's reported purchase of 114000 shares of steel stock for about 14000000 dollars.
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Washington
Dupont
General Motors
United States Steel
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Steel
Dupont Company
Speculators Press Advance in Irregular Market Close
Speculators for the advance pressed their advantage while week end realizations and sporadic bear selling caused irregular price movement. Call money rose from 3 percent to 4 percent as banks called loans to cover heavy month end demand. Total volume reached about 2 million shares.
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New York
Former Parliament Member Out of Jail
Horatio Bottomley, once a prominent war figure and MP, was released from Maidstone prison after seven years for fraudulently converting 5000 pounds from a victory loan club he founded. Good behavior reduced the sentence to time served.
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London
Horatio Bottomley
Great Britain
Maidstone
House of Commons
Former Pastors Hold Homecoming Week at Stephens City Church
Former pastors gather for homecoming at the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Stephens City. Rev J C Thrasher preaches as nightly services run this week with 8 pm weeknights and 11 am 8 pm Sunday services.
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Stephens City
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
J. C. Thrasher
Joseph Pulitzer's Widow Dies in France
New York July 29 Mrs Joseph Pulitzer widow of the New York World founder died at Deauville France after an illness of less than a week.
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Associated Press
New York
Joseph Pulitzer
The
New York World
Deauville
France
Fate of Naval Conference Hangs In the Balance
The tri-partite naval conference at Geneva faced a critical, possibly hopeless, situation with only any hope hinging on Britain’s openness to further proposals without altering fundamental British conditions. The British cabinet was hastily convened to consider options.
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Naval Conference
Associated Press
Geneva
Meeting summoned in London over Geneva tensions
Acting Premier Chamberlin hurried to summon a meeting after reports that Geneva sparked the move. Washington circles predict a winter adjournment on how President Coolidge will handle naval expansion. In a separate matter in this city, a decree grants alimony to a wife for herself and two children Josephine and Marguerite, with $20 monthly payments starting July 1 and $10 suit money plus $25 counsel fee against husband Charles Newland.
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London
Geneva
Chamberlin
Washington
Josephine
Mariguerite
Charles Newland
Richards Announces Candidacy for House Seat
Boyd R Richards declares his bid for the House of Delegates subject to the Democratic primary on August 2 1927 and notes the forthcoming party action.
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House of Delegates
Boyd R. Richards
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