Engagement Notice For Mrs Nulton Daughter Browning
Admiral Louis M Nulton and Mrs Nulton announce the engagement of their daughter to Mr Laurence Le Browning son of Mr and Mrs S P Browning of Maysville Kentucky Mr Browning graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1924 after serving in the battle fleet he resigned to enter business with his father The wedding will be in September
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Nulton
United States Oval Academy
Pares
Annapolis
Hich
Browning
Social notes of local residents travel and visits
Mr and Mrs M V B Snoke left for Ohio and Pennsylvania to visit relatives including Mrs Snoke s brother Walter Stauffer of Bagtertown Burial Casket Co Columbus. They will visit Snoke s parents in Newburg Pa and Mrs Snoke s parents in Dillsburg Pa. Various residents, visitors, and students are noted with travels and activities in Winchester and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Jones
Billie
Donald
Covington
Winchester
Jones
James Amick
Loom
W. Va
Jessie McCauley
M. V. B. Snoke
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Funeral Rites Held At Moorefield For Mrs Geo Fisher
Funeral services were held at Moorefield Hardy county West Virginia for Mrs Myrtle Miller Fisher wife of George W Fisher a prominent farmer and cattleman who died Saturday morning after a brief illness The Rev 8 C Hall pastor of the Presbyterian Church conducted the rites and interment was in Olivet Cemetery at Moorefield Six nephews served as pallbearers Attending from nearby areas included her brother D C Miller of Stephens City and Mr and Mrs F Estes Kline Mr and Mrs James I Wise Miss Mildred Kline and Claude B Stickley of Vaucluse. the illness was described as a cults idioase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorefield
Hardy County
W. Va
Myrtle Miller Fisher
George W. Fisher
8.C. Hall
The
Presbyterian Church
Olivet
D. C. Miller
Stephens City
F. Estes Kline
James I. Wise
Mildred Kline
Claude B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Fletcher
Fishery
Fisher
Last Rites Held For Mrs. Pingley At Son's Residence
The funeral of Mrs. W. A. Pingley 62, who died Saturday morning, was held at 4 p.m. yesterday at the home of her son L. L. Pingley 318 South Braddock Street. Rev C. A. Freed of Grace Lutheran Church conducted the service. Visitors from family and friends, including her brother H. I. Frye and children L. L., W. B., H. R. Pingley, Mrs. Carl Roberts, and Miss Annie Pingley, attended. a niece Mrs. Guy Holmquest also came. The quartet sang In the Hour of Trial and Rock of Ages. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery beside her husband who died in 1908. Pallbearers were Gary March William March McKim Diffenderfer John Kendall H. B. Ritter and David Kater. The widow’s death ends a long association with Grace Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pingley
L. L. Pingley
South Braddock Street
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
L. L.pingley
W. B. Pingley
H. R. Pingley
Carl Roberts
Brooklyn
N. Y
Annie Pingley
Guy Holmquest
Broklyn
F. L. Buckley
Philomena Laren
Lewis F. Cooper
Godfrey Miller
Mount Hebron
Gary March
William March
McKim
Diffenderfer
John Kendall
H. B. Ritter
David Kater
Pingley
Mrs Ballengee Dies After Brights Disease At 37
Mrs Carrie Ballengee died at Memorial Hospital after an illness of Brights disease. She was 37, wife of Hiram Ballengee of Shenandoah Boxboard Corp, living four miles east on the Millwood road. Survived by husband and three sons Arthur, Robert, and Floyd. Funeral at 2 30 p m tomorrow in Mount Hebron Cemetery chapel with Rev C C Bush officiating. Born in Detroit in 1890, daughter of Arthur Mears, a Pennsylvanian native.
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Carrie Ballengee
Hiram Ballengee
Memorial Hospital
Bright
Mount Hebron’ Cemetery
C. C. Bush
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Saintly Woman Dies Reading Paper on Porch
Mrs. Mary A. Barrett, 71, widow of John Barrett, died suddenly of heart failure yesterday afternoon at the Albin home of her son-in-law Roland Buncutter. She had been reading the Winchester Star on a porch when her head drooped. Funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from the Buncutter home, Rev. D. H. Daffin officiating, burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery beside her husband. Pallbearers named: William C. Miller, Godfrey Miller, Don S. Mattison, Howard Luttrell, William Cochran, Carl Hawkins. Surviving: two daughters Ida M. Kline and Effie R. Fisher, a son Clarence D. Barrett, a brother Abraham Wingerter, two sisters, and three grandchildren. She was a faithful Burnt Church member and lived in the county most of her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Barrett
John Barrett
Roland Buncutter
Albin
John D. Hartman
Winchester Star
Barrett
John Wingerter
Ida M. Kline
Mason and Dixon
Effie R. Fisher
Baltimore
Clarence D. Barrett
Abraham Wingerter
Orrville
Ohio
Jacob Streit
George Clark
Winchester
Mary C. Russell
Anna, May and
Harry Buncutter
Thas County
Winchester resident Goff Cooper III in serious stroke condition
Godfrey M Cooper III, a well known Winchester resident and painter, remains unconscious after a stroke in his Fairfax Hotel apartment on South Cameron Street. His son Godfrey Jr reported the illness to hotel owner Mrs Shade, and Dr. Shafer attended. Cooper, widowed years ago when Ada Cooper was killed, has lived here with his son for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey M. Cooper
Winchester
Fairfax Hotel
South Cameron Street
Mr. Cooper
Godfrey, Jr
Walter Shade
Marion Grim
Cooper
R. A. Shafer
Ada Cooper
Carlisle
Insurance Firm Honors Shirley Carter With Gold Watch Fob
The London, Liverpool and Globe Insurance Company presents Shirley Carter of Hansbrough and Carter with a gold watch fob through its New York office to mark his 45 years as agent in this territory. A letter from C A Nottingham, New York manager, accompanies the gift, praising his long service and expressing best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London, Liverpool and Globe Insurance Company
New York
Shirley Carter
Hansbrough and Carter
Carter
C. A. Nottingham
Mr. Carter
Nottingham
Mandger
Byrd’s America Completes All Load Tests Before Trans Atlantic Flight
The Fokker monoplane America, three motor, led by Commander Richard E Byrd, finished a full load test at Roosevelt Field New York reaching 14100 pounds. Pilot Bert Acosta and flight engineer George O Neville were to fly the ocean crossing when cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Richard E. Byrd
Bert Acosta
George O. Neville
Infant Dies In the County
Gordon Edward Anderson, infant son of Mr and Mrs Levi F Anderson, died Saturday at the family home on the Front Royal road. Survived by parents, brothers Robert and Levi F and sisters Virginia Ruth Thelma May and Beatrice Anderson. Funeral at Galilee Church conducted by Rev W L Riggle man, burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Edward Anderson
Levi F. Anderson
Front Royal Road
Robert
Virginia Ruth
Thelma May
Beatrice Anderson
Galilee Church
W. L. Riggleman
Mount Hebron
Ramey Died of Paralysis Near Hayfield
Boyd P. Ramey a well known farmer in the western county died Sunday near Hayfield from paralysis after months of ill health. He leaves his wife Annie S Bayliss and two sons L H Ramey and J C Ramey of Hayfield, three sisters Mrs Arthur Bayliss Kernstown Mrs J D Kerns Hayfield and Mrs B Anderson Capon Springs W V and one brother Calvin Ramey. He was 63. Funeral was at Mount Olive Church at two this afternoon with Rev J H Parlett officiating. Pallbearers were Scott Grant John Boxwell M H Rosenberger Samuel Loy Rev Luther McFarland and Arthur Cather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd P. Ramey
Hayfield
Annie S. Bayliss
L. H. Ramey
J.C. Ramey
Arthur Bayliss
Kernstown
J. D. Kerns
Samuel Loy
Rev
Luther McFarland
Arthur Cather
Soviet Minister To Poland Killed By Young Student
The Soviet minister to Poland M. Wolkoff was assassinated at Warsaw Central Railway station by Borys Kowarda, a young Russian student, who fired six shots. The motive linked to a claimed identity by the London Evening News. The minister had gone to meet T. Rosengolz, former London envoy, en route to Moscow after Britain ceased diplomatic relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
M. Wolkoff
Warsaw Central
Borys Kowarda
M.vojkoff
London Evening News
Pierré Voykoff
Nicholas
Staion
T. Rosengolz
London
Moscow
England
Strong Buying Interest Drives Market Rebound in New York
Strong buying support entered the New York stock market to counter wave of selling tied to a surge in brokers loans last week. Despite some weak spots, speculative activity surged, over twenty high records set early, with trading heavy and expectations of 2 million shares surpassed. Close was steady with about 2,500,000 shares for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Three Doctors to Attend Ferdinand in Bucharest
BUCHAREST Romania June 7 Dr Fuys Belgium radium expert and Drs Hartman and Regaud of Paris have arrived for further examination of King Ferdinand whom they treated in January for an intestinal malady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bucharest
Romania
Fuys
Belgium
Hartman
Regaud
Paris
Ferdinand
Infringement Ruling Clears Baldwin on Artillery Transport Patents
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Baldwin Locomotive Works did not infringe Luellen Railway Artillery patents for moving heavy artillery to battle fronts. The decision affirms Judge Thompson's ruling from the Federal District Court of eastern Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Luellen Railway Artillery, Inc
Thompson
Federal District Court of
Eastern Pennsylvania
One Killed and Three Hurt In a Crash On Road
Baltimore June 7 Thomas J Moison 27 was killed and his wife mangled leg required amputation when their automobile crashed on Eastern avenue road Two other passengers Dorothy Turlington and James F Christopher were cut and bruised William B Harris Jr the driver was uninjured All Baltimoreans returning from a Middle River shore Harris said the machine skidded and crashed into a pole
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thomas J. Moison
Eastern Avenue Road
Dorothy Turlington
James
Christopher
William B. Harris, Jr
Dr. Francis Randolph Crawford Returns from China Mission
A telegram reports Dr. Francis Randolph Crawford, head of the Presbyterian Medical Mission Hospital at Kashing China, has arrived in Seattle from Shanghani and will travel east soon. He has served six years with the China mission and is expected to reach Winchester on the Baltimore and Ohio train Saturday night this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
China Mission
Fatal shooting at Vilma High School stunned community
The shooting left M. Wojkoff mortally wounded after an assassin, described as a veirca vassinal, fired. Wojkoff attempted to draw his pistol but did not act before the assailant surrendered, confessing I killed Wojkoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wojkoff
Veirca Vassinal
Vilma
Wojkoff
Baroness Killed In Auto Accident
Baroness Oranmore and Browne died when their car skidded and crashed in Bidborough Kent. Baron Oranmore and Browne was seriously injured along with their chauffeur and a lady secretary. The crash occurred today and a movement report noted the fatalities and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baroness
Associated Press
Bidborough
Kent
Oranmore-and-Browne
Baron Oranmore-and-Browne
Win Aw Movr
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Nulton
C. J. Snapp
Lottie Whitington
Fred Myers
L. B. Whittington
Kirby Orndoff
Martinsburg
John H. Snapp
Edgar Rohrer
Hagerstown
D. W. Hyatt
Miram
Farmers and Merchants~ National Bank
Upperville
Petes Derion
Down
Women’s Missionary Society
Women's Missionary Society
Martin Wisecarver
Amherst Street
H M. Canter
Frederick Circuit
Africa
C.C. Bush
Braddock
Roy Foster
Carbondale
Foster
Map
Morton Harlee
Valley Pike
Davis W. Ritter
Medical College of Virginia
O. T. Ritter
Valley Avenue
Mr. Ritter
Reba Harlee
Cotillion Club
Winchester Golf Club
Shenandoah Serenaders
Golf Club
Bailey
Harley C. Bailey
White Hall
Charles P. Bailey
C. P. Bailey
W. A. Bailey
C. H. Bailey
C. R. Bailey
Melville Bailey
Nellie Johnson
Garden Club
Clarke
Winchester and
Clarke County
Mildred Big Keyser
Mrs. S.S. Alshire
S. H. Eidson
Takoma Park
B. A. Compton
Dorothy and
Mariam Compton
B. D. Compton
Richmond, Va
Jack
C. C. Finfrock
Clearbrook
S. A. Slaughter
North Braddock Street
Katie Mace
Luray, Va
S. K. Wright
J. Wilbur Warner
Potomac Edison Company
Mason Snapp
Snapp
Judy McGuire
Stewart Hall
Staunton
Messrs
C. H. Jones
Edward Butler
Boyce
J. H. M. Clagett
Berryville
J. M. Orndoff
Memphis, Tenn
Kiwanis Clubs
Walter Allamong
Cleveland
Waldo Hack
Mrs. van Meter Hack
Bartonsville
Michael Collins
John Lanhan
Lanhan
Atlanta
Bostonian Juniors
Huntsberry
T. B. Stedman
Orndoff and Brown’s
Bowling Green
A. C. Carson
Riverton
Mee Inhn
Scully
Homcanysours
Susan Carson
Highland Hall
Jane Scully
J. R. Levi
Berryville, Va
B. J. Stanley
G. F. House
Evy Shields
Goucher College
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton, Va
Humston
Page
Jeanne Stuart
Chauncey J. Jerome
Hollywood, Fla
J. A. Plank
Hotel Jack
Samuel Bryarly
Boyce, Va
Geo. Fisher
Mrs. Pingley
Son
Goff M. Cooper
Insurance Corp
Byrd
America
County
F. R. Crawford
Seattle
China Port
Sample Shoe Store
John S. Solenberger & Company
USA
Koverflor
Star Office
H. M. Seabright
Cork St
Butler’s Packing House
Apple Barrel
Planer
Newark Lumber Co
Wayne County
New York State
Bailey Bros
W. Clifford St
Tilmen
Care Star
B. Cecil St
Mr. Reno
S. B. Elliot
Belle Meade, Va
Ting
Washington St
N. James St
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