Miss Clevenger Weds C L Shewbridge in Church of Christ
Miss Constance Elnora Clevenger and C L Shewbridge wed in a Church of Christ ceremony with music by Cadman and Friml pieces sung by Mrs. Harry H. Cookus. The bride wore ivory duchess satin with orange blossoms. attendees included family from Brunswick Philadelphia Hamilton and Strasburg. The couple plans a eastern city tour and will reside at 257 Parkway Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosoles
Cadman
Friml
Harry H. Cookus
Hamilton
N. Y
Brown Lovett
Georgette
Virginia Lee Sumption
Philadelphia
Sylvia Marie Ford
Ernest A. Clevenger
Kermit K. Shewbridge
Messrs
Hoye L. Riley
F. Crisman
Hockman
Clarence D. Shewbridge
Floyd Strasnider
Strasburg
Linden M. Sumption
Clevenger
Shewbridge
C. D. Shewbridge
Brunswick
Maryland Institute of Fine Arts
Baltimore
Winchester Paint and Sign Company
Colgate Inn
Carroll
Virginia Sumption
Floyd Strosnider
Gertrude Strosnider
Eleanor Shewbridge
C. R. Shewbridge
M. E. Mullen
E. E. Burgess
Brunswick, Md
Mrs Hawthorne Hosts Bridal Party Entertaining
Mrs Dave Hawthorne hosted Friday evening at her Amherst Street home for the bridal party attendant to the wedding of Miss Louise Clevenger and Mr Charles Shewbridge. About 15 couples attended as a treasure hunt gift exchange unfolded after the rehearsal at Church of the Disciples in Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hawthorne
Amherst Street
Louise Clevenger
Charles Shewbridge
Church of the Disciples In Christ
Miss Clevenger
Pre nuptial entertainments honor Miss Catherine Byrd
Series of social events in honor of Miss Catherine Byrd from Handley High School, whose engagement to Frank O. Barclay Jr of Maysville Kentucky was announced. Lunch at Frederick Tea House features multiple guests. A breakfast party followed, with Miss Clara Beery hosting. Walton to address Braddock Street Methodist Church circles on crime. Refreshments and music planned, women invited. Society meeting set with officer reports due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Byrd
Handley High School
Frank O. Barclay, Jr
Maysville, Ky
Edward P. Browning, Jr
Barclay
Frederick Tea House
West Boscawen Street
Garland R. Quarles
Lemme Snyder
Clara Beery
Mary Belle Bear
Irvine Cather
Bess Nicholas
John Byrd
Emma Byrd
Lorene Turnipseed
Pinckney Arthur
Katherine Pannill
Ella Hunt Davis
Miss Byrd
Edward P. Browning
Mr. Walton
Woman’s Missionary Society
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
M. L. Walton, Jr
Woodstock
Walton
Society No. 1
Golden Rule Bible Class
Daughters of Confederacy Meet Wednesday at Braddock Cork
The Gen Turner Ashby unit of the Confederacy will hold its regular monthly meeting at 10 30 Wednesday June 8 at the George quarters house corner Braddock and Cork streets. This will be the last summer meeting and full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Confederacy
Turner Ashby
United Ters of the
Confe
George — Quarters House
Braddock and
Cork Streets
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Friends’ Meeting House
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
Birth of Patricia Anne LOhr Clevenger at Richards Street home
Mr and Mrs Lohr Clevenger of Richards street welcome a nine pound daughter named Patricia Anne born early Saturday evening. Mrs Clevenger, formerly Nellie Miller, runs a North Loudoun street filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohr Clevenger
Richards Street
Patricia Anne
Ruth Taylor Weds Lee Borden in Marine Corps Wedding
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Taylor of this city married Friday June 3 in Frederick Maryland to Mr Lee Borden of Woodstock Virginia. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Susan Taylor and the late Mr William Taylor and the groom serves in the United States Marine Corps. They will reside in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Elizabeth Taylor
Lee Borden
Woodstock
Frederick
Susan Taylor
William Taylor
Borden
United States Marine Corps
Washington
Notice on Immediate Rescue Requests for Electrocution Drowning
Immediate action notice urging not to wait for full rescue in electrocution suffocation or drowning cases. In Winchester Virginia contact Winchester Fire Department for Rescue Squads via phones 1172 713 and 1144 for rapid response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Fire Department
Winchester
Woodmen Pay Life Insurance Claim in Full
Hickory Woodmen of the World camp forwarded to the late John J. Harmer's estate a check in full payment of his life insurance policy. E. B. Capper, secretary of the local camp, announced the settlement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Camp
John J. Harmer
Harmer
E. B. Capper
Birth of a Son to Mr and Mrs Eldon R Haines
Mr and Mrs Eldon R Haines of Wilmington Ohio receive congratulations on the birth of a son at their home June 1 Mrs Haines' Winchester friends know her as Portia Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs D A Robinson Clearbrook The child is named Arthur Webster Haines honoring his two grandfathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Haines
Eldon R. Haines
Wilmington
Ohio
Memorial tribute to Confederate soldiers and leaders
The speaker extols Confederate soldiers and leaders like Lee Jackson and Ashby, praising patriotism faith and moral heroism. He cites their postwar influence, resilience after Appomattox, and the belief that their legacy guides the nation toward liberty, virtue, and enduring principles. A later section notes bands of World War I veterans marching to Washington seeking promised bonus payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moriah
Abraham
Jacob
Bethel
Joshua
Gilgal
Robert E. Lee
West Point
Mexico
South
Stonewall Jackson
Lee
Turner Ashby
Mosby
Fema
Appomattox
Solon
Emulion
George Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Richmond
Moses
Promised Land
Union
Bonus Marchers Still Move On The Capital In 1930s Era
Bonus Marchers refuse to go home amid food shortages as Walter Watepe of Portland resigns, Alman becomes commander, and George Kleinholtz named vice commander. Police funds for veterans depleted as Captain Scott buys $200 in beef and staples. Police estimate 4000 marchers in the capital by tomorrow night with food scarce. trucks ready Thursday for those leaving the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Watepe
Portland
Oregon
Federal March Movement
Glassford
Alman
George Kleinholtz
Ore
William G. Scott
Winchester through the colonial militia era
Through historic Winchester streets the narrative recalls how in the eighteenth century colonial militia movements moved along the town. The piece highlights era imagery and city layout shaping military activity and civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Winchester
VETERANS PARADE FOR CASH BONUS ALONG ENNSYLVANIA AVE
About 100 veterans headed for Washington in a march down Ennsylvania Avenue urging Congress to pass a bill authorizing an additional 2 billion dollars in bonus money. In Cumberland Maryland on June 6 a misrouted westbound freight train halted the group, with another 50 veterans camping at Frostburg eleven miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimlie
Ennsylvania Avenue
A Mar
Congress
Cumberland
ST Rin
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eruptions Reported Amid Stranded Group in Cumberland
One casualty reported as a group stranded in Cumberland faces a coup and eruptions in the neighborhood. Siecones identified among those affected as Frostburg is cited in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Veterans parade for cash bonus passes through Hagerstown
Hagerstown Maryland June 6 a truckload of veterans headed for Washington to demand payment of the cash bonus passed through the city this morning bearing banners reading Heroes in 1917 bums in 1932. Several truckloads followed later but none stopped at the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Washington
Market update shows mixed NYSE results and firm pound
Securities lagged as traders booked profits advancing over the past few days while some issues posted fractional gains on the New York Stock Exchange. The closing list featured Allied Chemical and Dye at 514 percent, American Can at 39, American Telephone and Telegraph at 87, American Tobacco at 53, and Anaconda Copper at 454.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Allied Chem, & Dye
American Can
Amer. Tel
Tel
Amer. Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Grain prices slide on Chicago Board of Trade closings
Grain prices fell as heavy selling dominated the Chicago Board of Trade with sparse buying. Final futures quotes ended near the day’s low as traders awaited clearer signals from the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mattie Louise Cleeds
C. L. Shewbridge
Church of Christ
Mrs. Hawthorne
Red
Helen Ritter
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Johnie
Irene Walters
Girls’ Athletic Association
Hotel Drusila
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Soddy Haines
Betty Hirth
Pittsburgh
James Fling
George L. Craig
Cumberland, Md
Fling
H. W. Hodgson
B. Lee Barnett
E. Douglasvis
Est Clifford Street
Julian B. Lindsey
United States Army
Mrs. Lindsey
Hunter H. McGuire
North Braddock Street
Virginia Cover Russell
Heaton Arms School
Victor S. Pecety
Hamilton, Va
J. E. Clagett
Catherine Bradford
Fint Hill, Va
Anna Fay Sutphin
South Washington Street
Stanley E. Harmer
West Cork Street
Don Gordon Harmer
Southern Railway Company
Atlanta, Ga
C. R. Loy
C. R. Davis
Misses Cora
Alice Davis
Jennie Timbrook
Augusta
W. Va
Riley Loy
Mrs. C. A. Loy
Mrs. C. A. Davis
Warren
Front Royal
Warren County Garden Club
Frances Page
Robert Y. Conrad
Melvin Green
Charles W. Trenary
Ben. Arthur, Jr
G. O. Miller
Carrie Hunter
W. A. Baker
Lewis H. Hyde
Mary Hyde
Pennsylvania
Joseph Snader
Malvern
Anna Splain
Lancaster
The
United Brethren Church
North Avenue
George W.stover
George H. Splain
Snader
Samuel Snader
Ruth Taylor
Red Cross
Bar Harbor
Lloyd Steel
R. M. Swimley
East
George Washington Hotel
Bates
Nero
Thermopylae
Xerxtes
Judges
Socrates
Pilate
Christ
Middle West
District of Columbia
National Capital
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Enna
Enna Jetrick
WJZ
Lovett Brothers
X-Ray Shoe Fitters
N. Main St
Frostburg
W. B. Hibbs & Company
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Balto, & Ohio
G. Pocane
Del
Gen'l. Electric
Gen'l. Motors
Kennecot Copper
Licklard
Mont. Ward
Nat'l. Biscuit
Packard
Stand
Ees
Texas Corp
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Chicago Grain
W. B. Hibbs Company
Telephone National
Lovett’s
Lovett
Margaret L. Hodgson
Sos
Y Yu
Jack
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