Miss Elizabeth Taylor to Wed D. Conrad Little in Norfolk
Miss Elizabeth Taylor daughter of Mrs Richard C Taylor will marry Mr D Conrad Little son of Mr and Mrs Henry C Little Wednesday at 1 45 p m on the bride’s Gosnold avenue lawn in Norfolk. Rev Thomas J Delihant will perform the ceremony with music by Mrs John B Miles and James Iredell Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabeth A. Taylor
D. Conrad Little
Norfolk
Elizabeth Rmistead Taylor
Maj
T. Baxter Milne
Washington
Gerald Delihant
Baltimore
Edward Fitzgerald
A. C. Carson
Susan Carson
Caroline Carson
Riverton
W. Davis Conrad
New York
Daniel B. Conrad
Winchester
Nan du Puy
Richmond
Dance Night At Opequon Lake Park Enthralls 75 Couples
Seventy five couples enjoyed a dance at Opequon Lake Park with music by the West Virginians of Martinsburg directed by Jack Schill. An upcoming park dance tomorrow features Teddy Taylor and her Ohio State Co Ed s. The weekly dance is set for Jordan Spring Hotel Thursday August 2 under K L Owings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon Lake Park
West
Stryker heads to dealers meeting in Louisville
Mr. Fred R. Stryker eastern sales service director for the Peaslee Gaubert Company leaves for Louisville to attend a conference and sales convention of several paint manufacturers. He spent July with his family at their West Cork street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Fred R. Stryker
Peaslee Gaulbert Company
Stryker
West Cork Street
Woods and Miss Jones wed in Winchester home ceremony
Leslie Neill Woods of Winchester and Ardenia Jones of Front Royal Warren county Va were married at 4 30 pm yesterday at the bride's mother's house with Rev Shannon Presbyterian pastor officiating Only close relatives attended Woods is son of Mrs and the late Rev Dr William Hervey Woods and has worked illustrating booklet art and drawing cartoons for The Star Nearby notes list relatives visitors and local residents attending or traveling between Winchester Philadelphia Washington and New York with brief mentions of jobs and travel plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Neill Woods
Miss Jones
Winchester
Ardenia Jones
Front Royal
Warren County
Jones
Shannon
Presbyterian Church
Woods
William Hervey Woods
the Star
Local Residents Plan Brief Delaware River Outing
Mrs G O Miller and companions from East Orange New Jersey depart for Shaffenaker s on Capon river to camp for several weeks. Mrs I L Carver travels to Chambersburg Pennsylvania to visit relatives. Martinsburg guests Miss Miller returns to Martinsburg. Mr and Mrs John Peery plan to drive home to Russell Kentucky after visiting Virginia relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Miller
William Tupper
East Orange
N. J
Keith Morris
New York City
Harry. Henning
Baltimore
Shaffenaker
Capon River
John Peery
Virginia
South Cameron Street
Russell
Family trio travels by car from Cincinnati to see grandmother
Mr. Leonard Copenhaver and his young son Charles visited Mrs. George FE Copenhaver and have returned to Cincinnati Ohio by motor, completing the trip to their hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Copenhaver
Charles
George FE. Copenhaver
Cincinnati
Closing Prices for Chicago and Baltimore Grain
Daily quotations from W. R. Spielman and Company show Chicago wheat July 7 September 1.2014 December 1.25 percent, corn July 1.1542 September .95 December .767, oats July .89 September .38 December .41, rye July .98 September 1.0144 December 1.0344. Baltimore cash wheat 1.324.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Prices Break As Call Money Rate Rises Sharply
New York July 31 The stock market faced a money scare as the call money rate jumped 7 percent sparking broad declines after an initial rally. Many issues rose 1 to 5 points but later fell, with a long list dropping 1 to nearly 9 points. Total volume about 1,400,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Mrs F E Royer Dies In Baltimore
Word has been received of the death of Mrs F E Royer a former resident who died last night at her Baltimore home The information came through Paul Gaylord general manager of the Virginia Barrel Company Royer was manager of the Baltimore plant and the couple resided here years ago making many friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Royer
Baltimore
Paul Gaylord
Virginia Barrel Company
Royer
Roger
Waterford Man Fined for Immoral Transport Case
Lee Embrey of Waterford Loudoun county Virginia was fined 55 dollars 25 cents in police court by Justice Weems for transporting a girl to Winchester for immoral purposes. In default of fine he was committed to jail for three months. John White was fined 12 dollars in the same court for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Embrey
Waterford
Loudoun County
Justice Weems
Winchester
John White
Police tie Capone to Yale killing in Brooklyn
New York police say they have information the weapons used to kill Frankie Yale came from Scarface Al Capone. Yale was shot July 1 beside his Brooklyn home. weapons were found in an abandoned car with Tennessee plates. Capone, tied to Yale, had been in Miami with four Chicago gunmen after the shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frankie Yale
Brooklyn
Scarface
al Capone
Chicago
Yale
Capone
Miami
Fla
Dodd
Sullivan and Couglin
Parker Henderson
Reeve
Villa
Scarface al" Capone
Palm Island
Parker Henderson, Jr
Scarface al
Henderson
Burial of Richard Goode in Winchester After Shi Joh Service
Rock Enon notes report the burial of Richard Goode in Winchester following services at Shi Joh conducted by Rev. Goode. Pallbearers were five sons in law and a grandson. Other items note visits by Evelyn Larrick in Baltimore and Lucille Anderson's return from Cleveland along with local crop rain concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Enon
Richard Goode
Winchester
Shi- Joh
Goode
Methodist Church
James Goode
Evelyn Larrick
Baltimore
C. G. Larrick
Dorothy Larrick
Ray Kern
Jacob Goode
Basal Larrick
O. L. Larrick
Lucille’ Anderson
Cleveland
Ohio
Hudson Essex fuel economy device shown on dash
Distributors and dealers of Hudson Motor Car Co display a dash device to show actual gasoline flow. Reports indicate average 14 to 15 miles per gallon for Hudson Super-Six and 18 to 23 miles for Essex, with variations due to driver and route. High compression motors cited as boosting fuel efficiency and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Motor Car Co
Hudson
Essex
Fasex
Iuet
Car Upset Hurts Mrs Stultz In West Virginia Crash
Mrs William A Stultz suffered severe acid burns and cuts when a tire blew near Pleasant Dale West Virginia causing a car to overturn. The Bells Mona June Bell and infant were in the party. the child was found unhurt. The Stultz family resides on East Clifford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stultz
Mona- June Bell
Mrs Williams and Miss Miller Plan Cape May Visit
Mrs Philip Williams and her children along with Miss Mary Miller will leave next Tuesday for Cape May New Jersey to spend some time there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Capper
Washington
Edith Spaid
Detroit, Mich
Mrs. Slonaker
Miss Crawford
Gray Gables Inn
Atlantic Cis Uge
Philip Williams
Mary Miller
Cape May
N. J
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Miss Dean
Evelyn C. Dean
District Nurse ‘Association
C. E. Dean
National Avenue
Baker
J. D. Beery
Leo Combs
Augusta
W. Va
Lucille Arnold
Decatur
Ill
Vernon Baker
Hayfield
Arnold
West Virginia
Beery
Merritt
William A. Merritt
Billy
Charleston
S. C
Washington Inn
South Stewart Street
United States Naval Service
Charleston Navy Yard
Elise Oldham
Edward C. Oldham
Edward Cabell Bruce
Francis
Richard Nurton
Dean D. Francis
Indianapolis
Ind
Richard Nulton Francis
Virginia Nulton
Louis M. Nulton
Adam Fruit Company
A. Parkin
James Adam, Son and Company
Liverpool
Eng
H. H. Holly
Libert Fruit Corporation
Woodbine League
Woodbine Community League
Girls’ Athletic Club
Girls Athletic Association
Association
Opequon Lake
Miss Baker
Mary Pierce Baker
Memorial Hospital
Lindy Inn
Cameron Street
Misses Stouffer
Bristol
Dorothy
Evva Stouffer
Dave Dixon
Mrs. Dixon
Virginia Dixon
Harry €. Stouffer
Stouffer
J. R. Fletcher
Miss Virginia Fletcher
Charles E. Brown
East Cork Street
Carroll G. Walter
J. M. Orndoff
John Mills
Messrs
George Hawse
Harry Hammond
Philadelphia
Cecelia Massey
Joseph Schmidt
Newark, N. J
Henry Y. Otto
Williamsport
Ben
The
Williamsport Paper Company
Mary Pannett
Emmett
James P. Reardon
Russell Cather
Old Point Comfort
State Bar Association
Dorothy Emnes
Chambersburg, Pa
Nancy Rossman
Miss Rossman
Marvin Orndoff
Jack Winegard
Ruth Newcome
Ruby Coverstone
D. N. Thorn
John R. O'Neal
Mrs. W. S. Godowin
Raleigh, N. C
George Washington Hotel
Isabelle Crisman
Western Union Telegraph Office
Vavaon
Mrs
L. Aikin
Newport, R. I
Hotel
Jack
T. O. Warren
Buhler
L. M. Rankin
Ruth Armitage
Greenville,Tenn
Hotel Jack
Verna Bucler
Martinsburg
Donald Finfrock
Savannah
Winches
Howard Taylor
Zelma Carper
Western Union
Hazel Lodge
Emmett’s
Guy Keller
Strasburg
Taylor Hahn
Loudoun Street
Messrs. Beck and Barnes
Hagerstown, Md
George Walker Branham
Presbyterian Orphans’ Home
Lynchburg
Branham
Hampden-Sidney College
J. R. Ware
Elizabeth Ware
Ware
Summit Point
James E. King
Europe
William M. King
Alexandria
Capon Springs
King
Thomas FE. Sebrell, Jr
Margaret Warwick
Washington Star
Edward Gow
Barclay Macon
Pittsburgh
J. W. Riley
West Picadilly Street
Henry B. Gilpin
Atlantic City
Frank Crawford
Elizabeth Crawford
Friesland
Harry Leps
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Globe
I. L. Carver
George Marple
George Taylor
Helen Miller
Miss Miller
W. R.spielman and Company
General Stock Brokers
North
Rock Enon News
Hudson-Essex
STYLE
Golden Rose
Coleridge
Florsheim
Shof Sabei
Pet
Sample Shoe Store
Lovett Bros
the People’s Drug
Jack Schill
Kiwanis Club
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