Miss Lottie May Copenhaver Weds in Maryland
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Lottie May Copenhaver of Clearbrook and Montgomery County to Walter G. Calvert of Takoma Park taken place last Saturday at Cedar Grove Montgomery County Md. Ceremony performed by the Baptist pastor. The bride resided in Washington and worked for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. Calvert is an electrical engineer with a Washington contracting firm. They will live in Washington.
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Lottie May Copenhaver
Maryland
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac ‘Telephone Company
Calvert
Winchester pupils listed as graduates and cadets
Contained Feom Patene JOHN WARREN RICE Jr and others are named as sons of local parents from Winchester and nearby areas. The article covers a library program of exercises at the military academy with Colonel Roszel presiding and a long agenda of honors, medals, and certificates for graduates and cadets.
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Feom Patene
John Warren Rice, Jr
Warren Rice
N. Braddock St
Winchester
Donald Paul Habig
A. Habig
Park Road
Woodsdale
Wheeling
West Virginia
Montgomery Melvin Green
Melvin Green
S. Washington St
Aurilio Diaz Brrbandez
Aurilio Dialazo
Van
James Robert Shanklin
R. V. Shanklin
Gary
Chuan Chuen Kambhu
Phraya Sarasena
Windmill Rd
Bangkok
Siam
James Melin Wiley, Jr
M. D. Wiley
Rogers Ave
Brooklyn
New York
William Swope Wray
W. S. Wray
North Fork
Roszel
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Churchill Gibson
Lee
Memorial Church
Lexington
Anderson
B. M. Roszel
National Society of Colonial Daughters
E. H. Durell
U.S. N. Rt’d
Lewis N. Barton
F. R. Washington
P. J. Marshall
R. Gray Williams
St. M. M. Mills
Baltimore Youth Killed In Plane Motor Failure
Flying Cadet Morris B. Robinson Jr. of Baltimore Md was killed at San Antonio when his plane motor failed after a takeoff from Joe Field. He enlisted in the air service on March 21 after graduating from a local high school. Survived by his parents and two sisters.
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San Antonio
Texas
Morris B. Robinson, Jr
Baltimore
Joe Field
Air Service
Aged Resident William D Trimble Laid To Rest
Funeral services were held last Tuesday for William D Trimble 93 near White Hall following his death Saturday night at home. He spent 75 years on the farm where he died his wife died five months earlier at 90. Survived by one sister and five children and three grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Floral tokens numerous. Rev Kee secker and Rev J R Collins conducted services.
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William D. Trimble
White Hall
Mr. Trimble
M. E. Church
Keesecker
Bunker Hill
J. R. Collis
Seer "Breton Church
W. Va
Trimble
Habhan J. Smiley
Chester County
R. Jvert Trimble
J. T. Hott
G. L. Crim
Harry Bailey
Earl Bailey
Arthur Luttrell
Albert Anderson
Market Revived By Speculators After a Relapse
New York June 3 The stock market fell in morning trading as bear traders sought control but early gains faded. Speculators supporting the advance pushed prices up by afternoon while call money held at 4 percent. Total volume about 2,500,000 shares.
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New York
Three Miners Die In Blast At Warrior Coal Mine
Three bodies recovered from the main entry of the Warrior Pochortas Coal Company near Bluefield after a powerful early morning explosion. The mine's total worker count unknown, with lines out for miles and the scene in McDowell County. Bodies reached surface within four hours of the blast.
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Associated
Roanoke
Warrior Pochortas Coal Company
Bluefield
McDowell County
Mission at Meade Memorial Church Begins June 19
Rev. Charles T. Warner and Rev. Giles B. Palmer will conduct a mission at Meade Memorial Episcopal Church in White Post starting June 19. All are invited to attend the services.
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Charles T. Warner
Giles B. Palmer
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
White Post
Reverend Ellwood to Preach at White Post Church
The Rev. Donald Ellwood of the Episcopal Seminary will preach at eMade Memorial Church in White Post on Sunday at 11 a.m.
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Donald Ellwood
The
Episcopal Seminary
eMade Memorial Church
White Post
Latzo Meets Dundee Weighs In Under Welterweight Limit
Pete Latzo, defending welterweight champion, weighed 146 1/2 pounds, half a pound under the limit, at the Polo Grounds. Challenger Joe Dundee weighed 143 pounds at the New York boxing commission office.
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Latzo
Associated Press
New York
Pete Latzo
Polo Grounds
State Boxing Commission
Joe Dundee
Black man Samuel Jones killed by posse after swamp escape
Samuel Jones, a Black man, who fatally harmed his niece and wounded two relatives, was surrounded in a swamp near Dover, Delaware, and killed by a posse after escaping from the county jail where he was jailed for carrying a public safety item. The incident followed a Tuesday attack and left Jones armed with ammunition.
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Associated Press
Dover
Del
Samuel Jones
Jones
Sam Houston Memorial Unveiling Planned for June 11
Virginia officials and local Kiwanis members prepare for the Sam Houston Memorial unveiling at Timber Ridge on June 11. Attorney General John R. Saunders will attend as governor Byrd’s representative, Judge Sam Streetman will present the bronze tablet, and Miss Charlotte Williams of Houston will unveil the monument.
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Lexington
John R. Saunders
Byrd
Timber Ridge
Sam Streetman
Houston
Texas
Kiwanis'Club
Charlotte Williams
General Houston
Rockbridge County
Earthquake reported near Nova Scotia and Washington
Seismic events were recorded in Halifax and Washington with distances about 5,600 miles. Dalhousie University and Georgetown University seismographs logged multiple shocks beginning around 2 to 4 a m and lasting up to two and a half hours. Officials assessed intensity as very heavy.
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The
Associated Press
University of Virgine
Nova Scotia
Halifax
N.S
Dalhousie University
Washington
Georgetown University
Meets Death Five Minutes After He Kisses His Wife
Mrs Edward S Levy watched her husband depart for work in Baltimore this morning then learned five minutes later he was killed at a Western Maryland Railway crossing. The salesman apparently mistook the stop signal for a train just cleared and drove onto an approaching track.
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Baltimore
Edward S. Levy
Levy
Car Rans Wild Damages Cars Near Cecil Street
Three automobiles collided after one Buick rolled from a Virginia resident’s home onto a hill and crashed into a Chevrolet owned by Rev. J. Luther Neff. The impact pushed the Chevrolet into a Studebaker owned by J. W. Headley with all three vehicles damaged. Clergyman Neff’s car suffered the most, fenders bent beyond repair. Repairs were discussed with Mr. Brill offering to cover the damage.
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Chaméron
Virginia
Cecil Street
J. Luther Neff
J. W. Headley
Brill
Wind Blows Down Hotel’s Steel Frame In Kentucky Storm
A strong wind storm in Paducah Kentucky destroyed the steel frame of the Ritz Hotel under construction. The same gale unroofed barns and damaged other buildings across a large portion of western Kentucky.
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Paducah
Ritz
Kentucky
President Coolidge Deep Interest in Flood Control
Chicago June 3 Dwight Davis secretary of war acting for President Coolidge told the flood control conference the administration is giving cordial and sympathetic consideration to the flood problem. He said the entire program will receive continued executive attention.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Coolidge
Dwight Davis
American Killed In Mexican Fight Over Business
Dispatches from Guadalajara report Arthur Brewer an American coal merchant died from pistol shots fired Wednesday by Javier Diag in a business quarrel. Police searched for Ding. Brewer, possibly Harvard graduate, was once captain of the Harvard football team in 1895.
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Associated Press
Mexico -Cirry
Guadalajara
Arthur Brewer
Javier Diag
Ding
Boston
Arthur Br
Gladslad Jara
Mexico
Arthur Harris Brewer
Harvard
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Young People’s Union
Gladys DeHart
Joseph R. Hill
A. L. Turner
South Cameron Street
Loudoun County
Ida Parks
Robert Striker
Winchester Metamorial Hospital
Brown
Bramwell
Cher
A. B.wn
Huntington
Washington Inn
H. V
Bessie Meeer
Middletown
Rose Jenkins
Lena Ts
E. H. Coyner
Surrounding County
G. T. Riley
Memorial Hospital
Mamie de Rouville
William L. Hollis
South Loudoun Street
Evelyn Dean
District Nurse Association
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Albert Larrick
Martinsburg
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Violet Hefner
Baker, W. Va
George Washington Hotel
E. D. Andrews, Sr
E. D. Andrews, Jr
Colonial Hotel
S. M. Briggs
Clarke Cooper
Lynchburg, Va
A. Hamberger
Mr Am
Elizabeth White
Camden N. J
Mrs
Thomas White
South Kent Street
Helen White
Carlton Manuel
Star Office
Ray Robinson
Schoolfield
Grace Clevenger
Mrs. R. Weierback
Saltville, Va
G. F. House
H. H. Startzman
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
B. J. Blondell
Richard F. Woodson
G. C.woodson
Harry M. Sartelle
Mary Louise Sartelle
H. H. Esker
Bostonian Juniors
William Potter Turpin
J. R. E. Turpin
Centreville, Md
Meade Memorial Church
White Post Church
Sam Houston
Georgetown
Athletic
Little Tom
Oliver
Black Flag
Oni
Diese
Peoples’ Drug CO
North Main Street
Tusin
Societe la France
Narcisse Ambre Jasmine
Societé la France Perfume
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