Flower show features and wedding news at Kernstown
Exhibits for a flower show include roses delphiniums iris and peonies with containers supplied and entries limited by class rules. Miss Emily DeHaven Bride of Mr. Renner wed June 4 at Kernstown in a ceremony by Rev G M Morrow with about 400 guests. Birthday surprise for Elmer Fletcher at his Clarke county home ends with festivities. Mrs Wright and family plan years abroad as Daniel Wrights head Greek public works project and send Grace and Daniel Jr to Switzerland for schooling.
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Araae
Emily DeHaven
Renner
Kenneth Renner
Kernstown
G. M. Morrow
Presbyterian Church
May Clark
Earl Renner
Nain
This
Eee
Cman
Elmer Fletcher
Clarke County
Boyce
Daniel E .Wright
Grace Wright
Daniel, Jr
Wright
Rockefeller Foundation
Switzerland
Middletown Student Tops National Business College
James Sydney Larrick of Middletown led a 550 student class at National Business College Roanoke by averaging 2.53 credits per month and 91.5 percent overall. His siblings Eugene G. Larrick Howard R. Larrick and Sadie Larrick also attended and earned similar distinctions.
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Middletown
James Sydney _ Larrick
G. Larrick
National Business College
Roanoke
Larrick
Messrs
Eugene G. Larrick
Howard R. Larrick
Sadie Larrick
Local lawyer opens office on Court Square
Mr W E Edwards of Cross Junction announces the opening of a general law practice on Court Square. He is known in the city for past employment at Farmers and Merchants National Bank and has completed a law course and passed the Virginia state bar. The offices were formerly used by A S Pennypacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Edwards
Cross Junction
Court Square
Edwards
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Virginia State
A. S. Pennypacker
Miss Newcome Vacationing in Washington D C
Miss Ruth A. Newcome of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company central office staff has traveled to Washington for her annual vacation with sister Miss Cora M. Newcome and friends. Upon return she will be joined by her sister and visit her parents on National Avenue.
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Miss Newcome
Capital
Ruth A. Newcome
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Washington
Cora M. Newcome
G. A. Newcome
National Avenue
Memorial Hospital report shows steady recovery progress
Wardensville residents and relatives visit Memorial Hospital as patients improve after operations. Families from West Virginia towns attend, with social and community notices including visits, tea at East Cork street, a festival plan for June 13, and a birthday dinner for Miss Georgie Lathan at Tenth Legion VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Dove
John Dove
Tenth Legion, Va
Georgie Lathan
Raymond Forney Called By Death
The Forney family mourns as Raymond Forney dies. The Loyal Temperance Legion held a Thursday meeting with 50 attendees, featuring readings and songs, and social games afterward. Notables visiting and traveling nearby are listed, with several residents and guests mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Forney
Loyal Temperance Legion
Fred Fries
Shirley Bly
Herman Bly
Kipling
Harold Jones
Local Winchester Supper Match Sets Team Play
Monthly supper match at Winchester Golf Club features teams chosen by captains Stone and Weems. Parson Nelson earns first prize, a gold watch fob medal, from the recent handicap event. Frank Gearing gets a sterling silver medal as runner-up. all members invited to play. losing side buys suppers for winners.
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Winchester Golf Club
Tor
Parson Nelson
Frank Gearing
Weems
Stone
German Diplomat Slain In Lisbon
German envoy Dr von Baligand was mortally wounded by an assassin in Lisbon as he disembarked from a warship. Franz Piecho Cosky, a German national, was arrested in connection with the attack. The diplomat died hours later in a hospital.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Tog
von Baligand
Leesburg Club to Face Racquet Club in Weekend Match
The Winchester Tennis Club will meet the Racquet Club of Leesburg this weekend for a stiff brush. Local interest in tennis is high. the Hyde and Miss July McGuire doubles pair will headline the lineup with a third player from the Leesburg club.
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Winchester
Leesburg
Aiid da
Hyde
Miss July McGuire
Judge Williams To Deliver Address In Shepherdstown
Judge Philip Williams of Winfield is to be principal speaker at annual memorial exercises in Shepherdstown West Virginia. Confederate societies and the American Legion post formed a parade in central town and marched to Elmwood Cemetery for ceremonies near the Confederate soldiers’ burial section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Williams
Win
Shepherdstown
W. Va
American Legion Post
Elmwood Cemetery
Got License Here To Wed In Lexington
A marriage license was issued yesterday in the court clerk’s office to Carlito MacNeely and Miss Mary de Trost. The bridegroom is from Waynesboro Pennsylvania and the bride from Columbus Georgia, daughter of Charles G Trost. The bridegroom is son of R. B. MacNeely of Blacksville West Virginia. A license was issued today to Clayton Bittinger and Miss Ola Lee Vandergrift, both of Grafton West Virginia. The groom is a Crellin Maryland native, son of G. F. Bittinger, in the automobile business. The bride is daughter of H. L. Vandergrift of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlito, MacNeely
Mary de Trost
Waynesboro
Columbus
Georgia
Charles G Trost
R. 8
MacNeely
Blacksville
W. Va
Lexington
Clayton Bittinger
Ola Lee Vandergrift
Grafton
Crellin
G. F. Bittinger
H. L. Vandergrift
Forest Fire Burns T. S. Cooper House
A forest blaze in southwest Frederick county continued burning yesterday though rains paused it briefly. A small house owned by T. S. Cooper with lumber slabs and sawdust was destroyed by the flames. The fire spread to the Handley and Pancoast tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick County
Thursa
T. S. Cooper
Handley Tract
Pancoast
Richmond Population Gains 11166 in 1930 Census
Richmond Virginia reports a population of 162833 in 1930, up 11166 people or 6.5 percent from 1920 figures, according to newly released statistics.
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Associated Press
Washington
Richmond
Virginia
Local Man Faces Trial in Clarke County
Robert Finley of this city was taken to Berryville by Deputy Sheriff Charles Feltner to answer charges of operating an automobile without a license. Finley allegedly fled from questioning at Millwood Thursday, reported his car stolen, and was detained and turned over to Clarke county officials for a hearing before Justice Estep this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Finley
Berryville
Charles M. Feltner
Clarke County
Feltner
Finley
Millwood
Otcers
8. D. Estep
Man Fined For Possessing 47 Bottles of Beer
John Dellinger of the county was fined 68 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail on a guilty plea for possessing 47 bottles of beer found during a search yesterday. The jail term may be suspended if the fine is paid and good behavior continues, noting it is his first liquor offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dellinger
Del
Park Team to Face Martinsburg Here Tomorrow
Baseball fans anticipate a fast game as Park Team hosts Martinsburg Athletic Club at 1 o clock. It marks the second West Virginia visit this season after a 4-3 Martinsburg win in 12 innings over the locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Rouss Springs
Martinsburg Athletic Club
West Virginia Boys
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