Wedding Prompts Martinsburg Flower Show News
Rosalie Cox to serve as honor maid at Baltimore wedding of Juliette Alanth and Dickson Smith. Ceremony at Memorial Episcopal Church. Flower show by Martinsburg Women’s Club set for Tuesday June 5 at Mrs. William White’s home with class awards and exhibit rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Cox
Baltimore
Juliette Alanth
Pal
Dickson Smith
Benjamin Wilmar le Sueur
Napoleon Bonaparte le Sueur
Mr. le Sueur
Alabama
Memorial
Episcopal ‘Church
St. Mary’s W. Va
Rosalie Marshall Cox
Winchester
Mr.Alexander
Mitchel Stewart
Eugene van Ness
Alan Smith van Ness
Addison Hook
Alan P. Smith
Miss Smith
Baltimore Sun
Martinsburg
Women’s Club of
William White
Garden Department
Martineburg Journal
Braddock Street
Episcopal Church
South
John Winkfield
East Piccadilly Street
Klompus Family Heads to Baltimore for Levin Klompus Wedding
The Klompus family and guests plan to travel by motor to attend the wedding of Dr Harry Levin and Zelda Klompus at Mt Holly Inn near Baltimore tomorrow evening at six. Mrs Klompus and Miss Klompus will stay with friends in Baltimore. The Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club meets June 6 at Hawthorne. Former Handley High teacher Claude S Yowell, now principal at Standardsville High, visited Handley High yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Klompus
Myer Hamburger
Freda Klompus
Clyde DeHart
Lyda Cheptman
Motor
Baltimore
Harry Levin
Zelda Klompus
Mt. Holly Inn
Klompus
Winchester and
Clarke County Garden Club
Hawthorne
Stewart
J. P. Reardon
H. B. McCormac
Carrie Hunter
Handley High School
Claude S. Yowell
Yowell
Standardsville
Return to Florida Home After Visit in Winchester
Mrs. Paul Conway of St. Petersburg Florida leaves Winchester after a seven week stay with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. 8 C Curl. Mrs. Curl accompanies her to Washington where she will return tonight. Several local residents attended a regional flower show at The Plains Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Paul Conway
St. Petersburg
Fla
8. C. Curl
Atlanta
Washington
Curl
Riemann Becher
Georgetown
Georgetown University
Philadelphia
Local residents and visitors fare in and out of Winchester
A long list of social notes records local residents and guests including Mrs. R. M. Ward heading to Atlantic City, Walter G. Hurdle of Detroit visiting Mrs. Hurdle and her mother, Miss Martha Campbell visiting relatives from Tivivio and planning a move to Cleveland, and numerous others visiting or returning to Winchester from Richmond Martinsburg Monivideo and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Hurdel
Detroit
The
Boroughs Adding Machine Company
Blue Ridge Hunt Club Hosts 35th Swift Show at Carter Hell
Crowds gathered in the Carter Burwell grove near White Post for the Blue Ridge Hunt Club’s thirty-fifth annual horse show in Berryville Virginia. The event featured 18 classes from yearlings to saddle horses with 7 cups awarded. officers included President George H. Burwell and Secretary-Treasurer Kenneth N. Gilpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Carter Hell
Nathaniel Burtwell
Carter Burwell
Gloucester County
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Ernest, Wolfe
Carver and Son
Turner Wiltshire
Middlebury
Kenilworth Farms
Upperville
J. Watson Downes
Long Island
Dr. Edsell
White Post
George H. Burwell
Capt. Ewart Johnston
W. L. Bowles
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Clarke County
Last Rites For Late Mr Polk
Funeral services for B. F. Polk of St. Paul Minnesota will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m from Kurtz funeral parlor under the charge of the local Hiram Masonic Lodge Polk a former resident of the area spent last summer here with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Polk
St. Paul
Minn
Kurtz
Hiram .Masonic Lodge
Polk
Prices Rise Broadly in Stock Market as Credit Tightens
New York stock market closed strong on June 2 amid brisk buying across a broad list of stocks. Prices ran up despite tighter credit conditions, with total sales around 1,800 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street Against Hoover as Strauss testifies before Senate panel
Lewis F. Strauss of Kuhn Loeb testified that he personally raised about $30 000 for Hoover’s campaign fund and that his firm contributed no money. Julius Rosenwald reportedly gave 10000. Mayor Frank Hague said he organized a 77000 Smith supporters club in the state with expenses not to exceed 700. Hague denied funds were sent from New Jersey to other states and rejected accusations of paying convention expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Herbert Hoover
Lewis F. Strauss
Kuhn Loeb and Co
Senate
Strauss
Hoover
Commerce Secretary
Julius Rosenwald
Sears and Roebuck Co
Washington
Frank Hague
National Committee
Smith
Jersey City
Hauge
Smith Club
North Carolina
Hague
New Jersey
Edison and Splitdorf Form Electric Radio Receiver Association
An association of interest has been formed by Thomas Edison Inc and the Splitdorf Electric Company for the manufacture and sale of electric radio receivers and electric photographs. Walter Rautenstrauch, president of Splitdorf, announced the plan as operations run under a combined Edison Splitdorf patent and Radio Corporation licenses, with both firms keeping their distinct identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Prn
Thomas Edison, Inc
Bliidorf Electric Company
Walter Rautenstrauch
Splitdorf Company
Edison
Splitdorf
Radio Corporation
Trinity Sunday Services at Local Church
Pastor Thomas B. Martin leads Trinity Sunday with Mass at 7 30 a m Children s Communion High Mass and sermon at 11 a m Sunday school at 9 45 a m Services conducted with sermons by the pastor Loudoun and Cecil Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun
Cecil Streets
Thomas B. Martin
Trinity
First Brethren Church Morning Worship By Amzi Weimer
Morning worship at 11 o clock with Gospel message preached by the Rev Amzi Weimer of Bealeton Virginia. Sunday school at 930 led by Superintendent Charles Buhl. Christian Endeavor at 7 pm and preaching at 8 pm. Prayer service Wednesday at 8 pm. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amzi Weimer
Bealeton
Charles Buhl
Christian Endeavor
Tornado Kills One In Vermont Today
A Vermont report says a tornado struck a Canadian Pacific passenger train between Stanbridge and Bedford Quebec killing one man and seriously injuring ten others. Three coaches were thrown down an embankment while the engine stayed on track as aid reached from Farnham. The storm began at Pike River leaving a two mile wide path of destroyed barns and houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Albans
Ver
Canadian Pacific
Stanbridge
Bedford
Quebec
Here
Farnham
Pike River
Stephens City Notes Visit and Local News Roundup
Misa Mildred Johnson of Keyser W Va visits Miss Barbara Steele. Lyric Theatre manager R L Whitton has returned to Vermont. Mr and Mrs Joseph Clevenger welcome a son. Miss Nannie Stevenson is ill. Briscoe Orndorff in Memorial Hospital with a badly smashed leg. Charis Wanker’s friends learn of his illness. Steele to present two operettas June 5 at 8 p m in the Lyric Theatre with a small lane charge. Mrs Wade Guard visits with Mrs Julian Venable and student Frederick Brumback of V P L here. Mr Manky Aylor of Red Fi Ve visits Mrs R E B Aylor at Dew Marg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthel Haymaker
Winchester
S. L. Dick
Louise Dick
Martinsburg
Martinsburg Journal
Stephens City
Misa Mildred Johnson
Keyser
W. Va
Barbara Steele
R. L. Whitton
Lyric Theatre
Vermont
Joseph Clevenger
Nannie Stevenson
Briscoe Orndorff
Memorial Hospital
Wade Guard
Julian Venable
Frederick Brumback
Manky Aylor
Red Fi
Vietting
Hie
R. EB. Aylor
Dew Marg
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John W. Larrick
Butler
Harry W. Butler
North Londoun Street
Murray D. Mitchell
Staunton
Manch College of Music
Staunton Military Academy
Young Men's Christian ‘Association
Augusta Military Academy
Jordan Saddler
Richmond
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Saddler
Alma Gills
Chareh Cirele
the Plains
Mr. W. Davis Conrad
New York City
Daniel. B. Conrad
Messrs
C. C. McIlwain
C. T. Owen
Cleveland
Ohio
R. H. Benson
Niagara Falls
Clarksburg
Elwell
C. T. Hardesty
Summit Point
Cora Cain
Charles Town
Ollie Bright
Langdon Park
D. C
Huntsberry
John
Brown
R. M. Ward
Atlantic City
N. J
Martha Campbell
Montivideo
South America
Gray Gables Inn
Miss Campbell
Rebecca Doll
Misses Jones
Washington Inn
Edwin A. Palmer
Richmond, Va
William Beverley
H. S. Larrick
Goucher College
Nancy Gray Larrick
James Lee Shelton
Chanticleer Inn
Sarah Bayliss
Rio
Bayliss
Ottie Bowman
Sperry’s
Run
Daniel Pifer
Luther Pifer
Marie
Relief
Clyde Sibert
Carper’s Valley
Sarah Elizabeth Jenkins
Washington, D. C
Alexandria, Va
W. H. McGriffin
Warm Springs, Va
Jack
Clarence Williams
Helen Williams
Kernstown
Mrton Swartz
Asbury Swartz
Railroad, Pa
Raymond Swan
Laura Corndoff
Mount Willlame
Martha Cain
Maude Williams
George Jenkins
I. B. Faucett
Mary Lynch
Mrs. M. M. Lynch
South Washington Street
Norman Lanham
Gertrude Myer
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton Ve
William T. Barr
Helen Sibert
Ruth and
Helen Anderson
Hunt Club
Carter Hall
Lovett Bros
Sample Shoe Store
Mr. Polk
Electric Radio Receiver Makers In Association
Church Bulletin
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
E. J. Rohart
John Mann
M.E. Church
East Cork St Rey
Horace A. Johnson
Christ
Virginia
Augus
Juliette
Stephens
Mr. Chariswanker
Ilnes
Eeee Steele
George Washington Hotel
Croute A la Parisienne
Maryland
Postum
Bath
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Piccadilly and
Main Sts
South Michigan Ave
Chicago
Old
Golden-Rule Store
North
Loudoun Street
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