Miss Dulany Chooses June 21 For Nuptials At Oakley
Miss Anne W. Carter Dulany daughter of Mr and Mrs H Rozier Dulany has chosen June 21 for her marriage to Captain Frank B Hayne. The ceremony will be held at Oakley the handsome country estate of the bride s parents near Upperville. The bride has been entertaining in Virginia cities and visits relatives and friends, with a formal debut in Washington last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne W. Carter Dulany
H. Rozier Dulany
Frank B. Hayne
Oakley
Upperville
Dulany
Virginia
Relatio
Washington
Training for Mission Work Emphasized at Shenandoah Meeting
The Shenandoah Baptist Association annual session in Winchester focused on Sunday and missionary training and the 75 million Campaign. The event adopted the Chattanooga slogan urging each member to lead one soul to Christ and featured reports from Sunday schools and young peoples unions. The Rev. R F Staples delivered the annual sermon from Luke 23 62 and resolutions expressed sympathy to W S A Thomas on his wife s death.
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The
Star
Virginia
Shenandoah Baptist’ S Association
First Baptist of
Winchester
Southern Baptist Convention
Chattanooga
Tenn
Baptist
R. F. Staples
Lukenee
E. P. Lipscomb
Rochester
N. Y
Titus W. Beasley
Sunday School Board
Mary Rogers
Slater
Charles Adey
R.f.staples
John B. Williams
State Normal School Harrisonburg to graduate 147
One Winchester and two Frederick county girls lead 147 graduates from the State Normal School at Harrisonburg Virginia. Miss Mary Lees Hardy Miss Margaret Elizabeth Funk and Miss Virginia Josephine McCartney will receive diplomas as Governor Davis delivers the commencement address. Commencement week activities will be held on the school grounds.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia
State Normal School
Harrisonburg
Mary Lees Hardy
William G. Hardy
Margaret Elizabeth Funk
Stephens City
Virginia Josephine Mccartney
Vaucluse
Davis
Kelley Slams Ninth Homer Tie With Meusel
George Kelly of the New York Nationals homered for the ninth time this season in the fifth inning of today's first game against Philadelphia, with one on base. Meusel of the Philadelphia Nationals had just hit his ninth circuit clout yesterday, tying the league pace.
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Associated
George Kelly
New York Nationals
Meusel
Philadelphia Nationals
Kelley
Philadelphia
New Day Law Nullifies Old Liquor Penalties
The Supreme Court held that the prohibition amendment voids existing internal revenue laws on liquor traffic. Congress did not intend to preserve prior penalties, announced from Washington on June 1 by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue
Supreme Court
Congress
Diet and Health Hints on Fats and Digestion
The article ranks fats by saponification capacity and digestibility. Fresh cream tops the list, followed by peanut oil, olive oil, softened oil, with suet beef fat and lard last. It notes mastication aids digestion and that olive oil becomes cream when agitated in the mouth, enhancing intake.
Wage Rate Advance to Highest Average in 1920 Farm Labor Costs Rise
The 1920 national average farm labor wage by month with board rose to 64. Boarded day wages reached 8.00 and 4.36 without board. From 1895 to 1920 rates climbed sharply, with 115 percent gain 1915 to 1920 and a total 197 percent rise 1895 to 1920, driving farmers to cut back on hired help and rely on family labor and machinery.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
United States
A Seasonal Plan to Use Dairy Lot Fertility
The piece proposes rotating two to three two acre lots for pasture and cropping each year. It argues that moving animals among small nightly lots prevents soil wasting by transferring manure into feed and purifying the soil through annual crop cycles.
Burning straw wastes soil and future crops
The piece warns that burning straw or corn stalks robs current and future generations of larger yields. It urges plowing under trash and wastes to enrich soil, concluding that rich lands yield rich farmers while poor lands yield poor farmers.
KEEP RECORD OF FARM WORK
Aimed at farm business managers the note urges keeping precise seasonal figures to easily see where income and losses occur, enabling quick assessment of profitability and cost-saving opportunities. It stresses using exact data over vague estimates to judge which activities are profitable.
Moling and Seal Summer Dress Ad Notice
An advertisement on page seven promotes Moling and Seal summer dresses. The notice highlights lightweight fabrics and fashionable silhouettes for warm weather wear. It may include price points and store branding as a brief commerce item.
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Moling
Seal
Personal Notes From Middletown Veers Through Local Visits
In Middletown Virginia on June 1 Rev and Mrs C D Harris of Baltimore spent a few days with relatives. Numerous visitors include Miss Elizabeth Cadwallader from Vaucluse and Miss Bessie Sperry, Mrs A R Sperry of Martinsburg, Mrs M B Lewis of Cumberland, Mr and Mrs Jack Brown of Washington, and Miss Ruth Ritter among others. Local events mention the Odd Fellows Decoration day and several family visits from Winchester Front Royal and Washington.
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Middletown
C. D. Harris
Baltimore
Elizabeth Cadwallader
Vaucluse
Bessie Sperry
Wal Rogers
Near Washon
Wade Muse
North Carolina
A. R. Sperry
Martinsburg
W. Va
M. B Lewis
Cumberland
O. Rhodes
Jack Brown
Washington
J. S. Larrick
Robert Larrick
Henry Yates
Front Royal
Sam Yates
Philip Rogers
E. E. Rogers
R. R. Tolbert
Ida May Dinges
Culpeper
Floyd Ritter
Vermont
Oo. B. Ritter
Henry Beaty
Pennsylvania
Ruth Ritter
Lottie Bayer
Winchester
Ethel Hooley
Raymond Pickeral
Oranda
Charles Showalter
James Larrick
David Harris
Miss Venable
Charles Manuel
Virginia Lodge
White Hall
Sophie Clarke
Sidney Willey
L. C. Willey and
Lola Rogers
Russell Rogers
Near Winchester
Hamilton Rogers
Barn Destroyed by Lightning on Newton Hottel Farm
A large, nearly new barn on Newton Hottel’s Ridge area farm near the Morgan county line was struck by lightning Sunday. The barn and contents burned, including hay, grain, and about a dozen sets of harness. no livestock present. Loss about 2500 dollars with no insurance.
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Newton Hottel
Morgan County
Ridge
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White House
Apa
Ascormick Con
India
Ceylon
McCormick & CO
Glaize
BRO
Winchester and Western
Tamss
Capon Springs
Shiloh
Larricks
Ww. & W. Junction
P. M
Gual
Miss Dulany
D. Huffman
Convention of Baptist Sunday Schools
State Normal
Kelly
NEW Day Law
Orient
Eee O
H. K. Green & Bro
Mewton Hottel
Moling & Seal
la Pasty
M‘cormick & Co
Banquet
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