Miss Reba Harloe Weds Eskridge Kennedy in Pretty Winchester Ceremony
Socials note details the wedding of Miss Reba Harloe to Eskridge Kennedy at the bride’s mother’s home in Winchester. Rev. J Neff officiated, with music by Mrs. Austin Sloat and Miss Pauline Shoop. Attendants included Miss Eleanor Harlee and Miss Marian Harlee, and numerous out of town guests celebrated with a dinner and trip to Baltimore and Washington.
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Reba Harloe
Morton Harloe
Joe
Eskridge Kennedy
C. Kennedy
Norfolk
Valle
Eleanor Harlee
Miss Marian Harlee
Baltimore
Washington
Winchester
P. C. Kennedy
R. M. Hugh, Jr
Donald L. Edscell
Cambridge
Mass
Agnes Kennedy
D. C
Royce J. Foster
Harloe
Reba Foster
Carbondale
Magdalene Harloe
Brooklyn
William H.hottel
Washington, D. C
A. B. Bevan
Elizabeth Bradford
Rosa Whiting
Millwood
Confused Price Movements Rule In Stock Market
The Associated Press reports a choppy session on June 9 with a brisk rail buying swing at the open fading by afternoon. Prices fluctuated across several issues including rails and southern carriers while call money eased to 4 percent. Trading volume reached about 2,500,000 shares as the market closed firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Nothing Wrong With Carroll Says Physician
Dr. Charles T. Mellans at Atlanta penitentiary says Earl Carroll suffers no organic illness. The prisoner, jailed for a year and a day for perjury, is nervous and mentally disturbed but should improve with rest and quiet.
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Atlanta, Ga
Earl Carroll
Charles T. Mellans
Atlanta Penitentiary
Carroll
Paper Wrapper Key Link in Bud Walker Burglary Trial
In Frederick county circuit court a small oiled paper from cake wrapping is expected to prove crucial in the Commonwealth case against Bud Walker charged with burglary at Little and Larrick store in Middletown. Mrs. Charles L. Fletcher testified she sold cake wrapped in the paper to the defendant.
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Commonwealth
Bud Walker
Little and Larrick
Middletown
Williams
Frederick County
Charles L. Fletcher
Pictorial History of Old Northwestern Turnpike Soon
Dr J R Schaeffer Jr WV historian and landscape artist plans a pictorial history titled Over the Alleghanies. He toured Winchester today while compiling the work. West Virginia rebuilding the Northwestern turnpike with a large state force. Virginia is doing similar work near Gore in this county. The road, surveyed over a century ago by Major Crozet, runs from Winchester to Parkersburg connecting with several main roads.
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J.R. Schaeffer, Jr
West Virginia
Winchester
Major Crozet
Parkersburg
Spelling Bee at Ridgeway Hall Friday Night
A community spelling bee will be held at Ridgeway Hall on Friday night June 10 with refreshments served and the public invited.
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Ridgeway Hall
Branded Actress Doris Dore Attacked in Hollywood
Miss Doris Dore a 21 year old actress formerly in the play An American Tragedy was attacked in her Hollywood apartment by an unidentified man who branded the letter K on seven places including her forehead chin and breasts police say he entered during a knock at about 2 am and fled after subduing her The assailant aged about 30 is suspected of motive revenge or degenerate behavior and had followed her from Denver to New York City earlier authorities note a history of knocks at her door and a recent dispute with an unnamed friend.
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Hollywood
Cal
Doris Dore
Relief Brevities from Relief Virginia Church Service
The M. E. Church in Relief held a large children's service last Sunday with children delivering their parts beautifully. Amos Shryock of Winchester gave a talk. Several local families and visitors from Winchester, Cumberland Maryland, Zepp, and Middletown were noted visiting relatives and spending time in Relief.
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Relief
M. BE
Amos. Shryock
Winchester
John Racey
Edward Groves
Robert Crim
Washington
John Crim
Helen Crim
Mabel Copenhaver
George Cochran
Stanley Ginn
Matthew Ebersole
Ephriam Pifer
Cumberland
Jake Daniels
George Lowrey
Zepp
Katie Rudolph
Maynard Wisecarver
Hinton Jackson
Wischester
Earl Massie
Annie Racey
Mabel Copenhaupent
Irene Copenhaver
Ida Mae
Clark
Seehursday
Marpole
Helen Rinker
Middletown
Edna Snapp
Lindbergh Plans Guarded Washington Welcome
The Washington security plan assigns 2000 troops to protect Lindbergh during his reception on Pennsylvania Avenue and at the Washington Monument grounds. Brigadier General Rockenbach says cavalry escorts and a human chain will shield his car and the platform as President Coolidge greets the aviator.
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Lindbergh
Washington
Metropolitan Police
Frank B. Noyes
Washington Evening Star
Ambassador Houghton
London
Croydon Field
England
Belgium
8. D. Rockenbach
Washington Army District
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Monument Grounds
Coolidge
Death of May Richardson in Pittsburgh
May Richardson wife of John Richardson died yesterday in Pittsburgh. She was a daughter of H. W. Scott of Cedar Hill Frederick County. She leaves her parents five brothers and her husband. The body will be brought here this evening and the funeral will be held in the Methodist Church tomorrow at 2 o clock.
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May Richardson
John Richardson
Pittsburgh
H. W. Scott
Cedar Hill
Frederick County
Mild Mannered Youth Raymond Roe Confesses Robberies
The defendant, about 19, is described as mild mannered and did not appear criminal. He confessed to staging two robberies and is charged with a third and a separate assault on his aged aunt. Sentencing for the two robberies is expected this afternoon.
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Tee
Bertha Waddell Returns Home From Stephens City
Stephens City Virginia June 9 Miss Bertha Waddell has returned to her Middleburg home. The fourth grade teacher at Stephens City high school was warmly greeted. Miss Lucy Dean spent a few days in Middleburg with Miss Waddell. Mr and Mrs John A Thames of Washington DC visited Stephens City over the weekend. Miss Fairfax Frazier a student nurse from Mahoe Reed Hospital Washington DC stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs H J Frazier during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Unger
Gwynne Unger
Biglerville
William Grubb
May Carlisle
Stephens City
Bertha Waddell
Middleburg
Waddell
Lucy Dean
John A. Thames
Washington
Fairfax Frazier
Mahoes Reed
Hoanital
H. J. Frazier
Richards seeks House of Delegates seat in Democratic primary
Boyd R. Richards announces candidacy for the House of Delegates pending the Democratic primary on August 2, 1927. The note ends with a quip about plans to straighten the Mississippi River, reflecting the era's political rhetoric.
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House of Delegates
Boyd R. Richards
Sheriff Sale Auction in Winchester Va on June 18 1927
By virtue of executions against Butler Electric Co I will offer for public auction one Star coupe automobile in good condition at two oclock p m Saturday June 18 1927 in front of county courthouse Winchester Virginia Terms cash A J Wigginton Deputy Sheriff
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Butler Electric Co
Winchester
A. J. Wigginton
Sher
Warning Issued On War Veterans Benefits Misuse
Reports to American Legion headquarters warn that individuals seek to use adjusted compensation certificates as partial payment for autos or trades. Certificates are nontransferable and redeemable only by the veteran holder via banks or ex service groups. State Commander Henry M Taylor will visit several posts next week and reservations for the Paris convention are expected to fill quickly.
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Associated Press
Richmond
American Legion
J. A. Nicholas, Jr
The
Legion
Nicholas
Henry M. Taylor
Charlottesville
Waynesboro
Harrisonsburg
Bridgewater
Strasburg
Berryville
Winchester
Front Royal
Frederiksburg
Bowling, Green
Death of King Ferdinand of Romania Expected Soon
London reports from Bucharest say the king’s condition is critical and a fatal termination seems only a matter of days. Also noted is Mr. H. N. Clagett of Marlboro visiting on business.
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Associated Press
London
Reuter
Bucharest
Ferdinand
Romania
H. N. Clagett
Marlboro
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Mrs. Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
Hagerstown
Rippon
W. Va
Taylor Ritter, Jr
Kathleen Kline
Colleen Glass
Messrs
John Stuart
John Williams
Ernest Thomas
Elmer Fuller
Frank Woodward
Warren Eddy
Beverly Rice
Marshell McCauley
Herndon Arthur
Staunton Military Academy
Evy Tucker Shields
L. Marshall Baker
Miss Shields
Ed Mpt Thomas Beardsworth
Baker
Col
T. K. Russell
Parenta
Russell
Robert H. Allen
Colonel Russell
Rotary Club
Allen
Infantry
Roy W.wonson
Academy
Bryant
Arctic
R. E. Byrd
Old Round Hill Presbyterian Church
Round Hill
John S. Brown
West Pittston
John I Brown, Jr
State Teachers’ College
East Stroudsburg
Brown
Frank Reynolds
St. James
St. James School
Reynolds
George Morrow
Reynolds Morrow
M. E. Hildebrand
South Braddock Street
Richard Keffer
Keffer
Margaret Baecher
James Baecher
J. M. Keffer
Miss DeHart
Teachers’ College
A. J. DeHart
Harrisonburg
Charlotte DeHart
M. B.le
Irwin Worle
Ashland Ky
Anu Sates
A. Nelson
Polly
Mary Greenawalt
Mr. &. T. Terrell
Louisa, Va
Hotel Jack
Thomas Spates
Briggs, Va
Mrs
Carrie Spates
James W. Cassell
Chattanooga, Tenn
John Boyd
Berkeley Springs
B. J. Roberts
Coblesville, N. Y
George Washington Hotel
Ida Guard
Memorial Hospital
John Staples
J. H. Morgan
Lynn Harper
Brunswick, Md
Boehm
North Cameron Street
Roy Swartz
Frank Lovett
Swartz
W. W. Smallwood
Stephens City, Va
A. B. Bogert
Charles W. Trenary
Bristol
William G. Burkett
C. T. Owens
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George W. Hobbs
Lynchburg, Va
David H. Grant, Jr
John Welsh, Jr
Chicago
Emory N.mick
St. Louis
G. F. House
Laura Stelle
Becky Johnson
Newport News
Lucille Jackson
Miss Johnson
Miss Jackson
W. L. Lupton
Germantown
Ohio State Journal
Bostonian Juniors
Huntsberry
N. W. Grade
U.S
Memphis
Coolidger
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh Plans
Raymond Roe
Stephens City Items
Mississippi
Sheriff’s Sale
Sample Shoe Store
John S. Solenberger & CO
N. Main Street
Ordiosl
General Motors
Dayton, Mig
Datrae Kratzsch & Rhodes
S. Loudoun St
Winchester, Va
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