Handley School Faculty Members Wed in Church
Nancy Katharine Crisman wed Garland Redd Quarles at Braddock Street Methodist Church in a ceremony led by Rev. Boyd V. Switzer. The wedding featured organ and solo performances, ornate decor, and a reception at the bride’s home. honeymoon destination not disclosed.
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Handley School
Nancy Katharine Crisman
Garland Redd Quarles
Caroline County
Virginia
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Philip H. Crisman
Ruther Glenn
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Boyd V. Switzer
Madeline Whitlock
Harriet Pearson
Famous Southern Collegians Orchestra at Empire Tonight
The Southern Collegian Orchestra of Washington & Lee University performs at the Empire Theatre tonight at 8 45 as part of a celebrated tour before sailing to Paris for the summer at Kelly's Cabaret. A strong program in a major bill, with back-page details.
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Southern Collegian Orchestra
Washington & Lee University
Empire Theatre
Paris
France
Kelly's Cabaret
The
Empire Tonight
Bruce Town Flour Mill Auction Notice This Thursday
Bruce Town flour mill announces an auction on Thursday June 12 at the premises with rain or shine bidding. Free gifts include a gold watch money and treats. Selling agents are Try Herrels.
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Sp. m
Herrels
Yard Party Set For Ridgeway School House June Nineteenth
A yard party is planned at Ridgeway School House in Ridge Way on June nineteenth. The event details appear in a local notice with timing and location. A private invitation or community gathering asks attendees to bring provisions and enjoy the afternoon.
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Ridgeway School House
Ridge Way
Federal agents seek pay for meals in liquor case dispute
Five Washington prohibition agents summoned to Winchester on a minor liquor case claim attendance fees, mileage, and meals despite no state provision for witness meals. Local officials note no precedent and that meals are not funded. five agents listed: Major A. Hart, L. J. Toth, J. O. Malseed, Leroy Cook, and T. E. Hartman.
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Corporation Clerk
Washington
Winchester
Virginia
Major A. Hart
Toth
J. O. Malseed
Leroy Cook
T. E. Hartman
Miss McCartney's Pupils Display Marked Talent at Empire
Miss McCartney's piano recital at the Empire last Saturday showed marked training by the pupils with artistic elements from theatre draperies. Notable duos included Horace Hott Benny Davis Joseph Haines and Cecil Lupton. Others with skill were Cecil McVay Mary Virginia Funk Elizabeth Tibler and Miss Louise Rhodes. Rhodes a Peabody Institute graduate. Irene Stevens Headley praised as Goddess of Music and Margaret Hansbrough as Queen of the Roses. Colonial Medley and singing by Miss Marshall Trayer and Floyd Haines highlighted the program. Eleanor Harlee Benny Davis danced a colonial measure. audience showed strong appreciation.
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PMMA
Howard Wight
McCartney
Baltimore Peabody Institute
Irene Stevens Headley
Margaret Hansbrough
Marshall Trayer
Floyd Haines
Landon
Eleanore Harlee
Benny Davis
Benny
Sion
Eleanorea
Miss McCartney
Mr. Baker
Valse
Martin
Martha Hinkle
Hudson
Martha Lee Brown
Streabug
Robert Hockman
Ruth Stevens
Thorn
Virginia Tedisas
Virgil
Cecil McVay
Streabbog
Pauline Hodge
Frances Brown
Dolly Patrick
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Virginia Smith
Kathryn Ware
Spaulding
Helen
Gladys Sargent
Englemann
Melvin E. Eckley
Hattie Eckley
Old Glory Inspires Washington Flag Day Elks Observance
The Winchester Lodge No. 867 Elks held first public Flag Day events at the George Washington Hotel with 50 local members and hundreds of guests. Profited by a Citizens' Band, speeches by Dr. J. A. Richard and Dr. E. B. Yost, and songs linking Old Glory to liberty. The program featured a patriotic address by George Norton and a reflection on the flag's origin and meaning. The article notes nationwide observances and hints at a continuation on Page Three.
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George F. Norton
Winchester Lodge
Geo. Washington
Benevolent
Protective Order of Elks
Secret Society
George Washington Hotel
Ellis’ Lodges
Fred Yeakley
Citizens’ Band
W. H. Moline
Bary
Robert B. Nelgon
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
J. F. Morgan
First Christian Church
United States
J. A. Richard
Esquire
Dixie Mason
Auld Lang Syne
Elks
EB. C. Yost
America
George Dunham
Mr. Norton
City Hall
Heaven
Snowclad
Japan
Washington
Fort Loudoun
Blue Ridge
Cantonese Slay Over 700 In Canton Capture
AP dispatch from Hongkong reports Cantonese army slaughtered more than 700 Yuananese when they captured Canton on Saturday. All Americans safe according to Consul-General Jenkins in Washington. Chinese students merchants and workers in Peking urged severing relations with Great Britain and demanded British concession seizure.
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Associated Press
New York
Evening Post
Hongkong
Canton
Washington
State Department
Jenkins
Peking
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Tuchan
Hankow
Queensberry Granted Decree in London Divorce Suit
In London on June 15 the Marquis of Queensberry was granted a decree nisi in his divorce suit against his wife. He accused misconduct and named Sir James H. Dunn, Canadian financier. The case was undefended. The Marquis, 29, inherited the title in 1920. his wife was formerly Miss Trene Richards, an actress with the Gaiety Theatre.
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London
Marquis of Queensberry
James H. Dunn
Trene Richards
Gaiety Theatre
Stone Chapel Wednesday Evening Service Notice
A brief notice for a Stone Chapel event on Wednesday June 1 with contact times 615 1p 11 indicating a scheduled service or gathering at Stone Chapel. The fragment mentions the time window and location for attendees.
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Stone Chapel Wedne
Engaged Pair Drowneds Bodies Recovered In Virginia
In Windsor Shades on the Chickahominy river Charles N Davenport 32 and Grace Ellerson 19 were engaged to be married next month. They swam from a rowboat while friends watched and cramps struck the girl causing her fiancé to struggle and both disappeared. The bodies were recovered today.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Charles N. Davenport
Grace Ellerson
Chickahominy River
Windsor Shades
Furnished summer house seeks modern conveniences
Furnished house for summer. Must have modern conveniences and an inde sirable locality. Write full particulars to H. D. care Star.
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H. D
Seven Percent Certificates Offered by Winchester Credit
Winchester Credit Corporation offers to the investing public certificates of $100 $500 and $1 000 payable in three six and twelve months. Secured by assets four for one. For further information call H B McCormack president or H M Sartelle treasurer.
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Winchester Credit Corporation
H. B. McCommac
H M. Sartelle
New Building Association Offers 6 Percent Savings Plan
Promotes stock in a new Building Association tied to a 6 percent savings concept. One share costs 26 dollars annually payable monthly and would yield 200 dollars when wound up. Encourages participation to fund home building or savings. Contact Hansbrough and Carter for details.
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Hansbrough & Carter Loans Insurance Investments
W. and L. Band Empire Tonight
The W and L Band performs tonight at 8 45 PM in a community concert. The program features marching tunes and popular selections by the ensemble, drawing local residents and music enthusiasts to the auditorium.
Special Booking for Tonight Dont Miss Them
A brief notice highlights a special booking event tonight from 1p to 11p. Details emphasize limited window and urge audience to attend for exclusive performances.
One Is Fatally Injured In Crash Near Hagerstown
HAGERSTOWN Md June 16 Six persons were injured one fatally in automobile and motorcycle accidents around Hagerstown over the weekend. John Krohberger of this city died from a fractured skull and internal injuries after his machine, driven by Leroy Semler, collided with a motorcycle driven by James Culler while being turned around on the Middlebury pike. Culler a woman and Semler were slightly injured. Two other persons were hurt in motorcycle crashes near the city.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
John Krohberger
Leroy Semler
Middlebury Pike
James Culler
Culler
Semler
J Kruttschnitt, Southern Pacific Wizard, Is Dead
Julius Kruttschnitt former chairman and directing head of the Southern Pacific Railway died in New York at 71 after a heart attack following a minor operation. Born in New Orleans he led the company to 16,000 miles and over 300 million dollars in annual earnings, a major industry figure. He reportedly earned over 100 thousand dollars annually as a rail executive.
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Associated Press
New York
Julius Krattschnitt
Southern Pacific Railway Company
New Orleans
Kruttschnitt
Presbyterian Hospital
Southern Pacific
Market echoes steady call money fuel hopes on New York stock list
In New York on June 15 operators on the long side found encouragement as the call money renewal rate stayed at 3 percent amid tax day demands, signaling no credit strain. Old favorites paused for profit taking while silk shares rose on brisk spring sales reports. public utilities showed strength as the market closed irregularly with about 1,200,000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Doakes' Dogs Not Owned by Edward Doakes
A family member declared that the dogs that attacked J W Hubbard's dog were not owned by Edward Doakes. They claimed no unlicensed dogs on their premises, noting they own a harmless old dog that never leaves the homeplace and is licensed.
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J. W. Hubbard
Edward Doakes
Used Car Auction Saturday At Berryville Auto Sales
Eight Ford models plus Reo Liberty and Oakland cars go to auction on Saturday June 20 at 2 30 p m. All cars offered without reserve to the highest bidder. Berryville Auto Sales.
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Reo
Liberty
Oakland
Berryville Auto Sales
Famous Orchestra Sets Paris Summer Tour in 1919
A renowned orchestra departs for Paris for an extended summer engagement. The ensemble plans a series of concerts across the French capital and nearby venues, promising a high profile showcase of its repertoire and soloists throughout the season.
Crowds Swelter in Court as Shepherd Trial Opens
In Chicago on June 15 crowds sweltered as attorneys argued over the murder trial of foster father William D Shepherd. Key witnesses include Isabelle Pope, John Marshand, Charles Faiman, and Robert White. The defense fought to limit testimony about a crime conviction of Rongetti and the doctor’s medical disclosures. The jury selection took three weeks and three days, with testimony expected to begin soon.
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Chicago
Pope
William N. McC?tock
D. Shepherd
Coll
Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Rongetti
Diane
Marquette
Universe
Milwaukee
Wis
de Lynch
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Isabelle Pope
Young McClintock
John P. Marshand
Charles C. Faiman
Robert White
Faiman
Editors Tour Virginia Ends With Luncheon at Byrd Orchard
Senator Byrd addresses about 150 editors at Front Royal luncheon marking the Virginia tour by the National Editorial Association. They toured Civil War sites, enjoyed a dinner at Byrd orchard, and will continue to Washington.
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H Byrd
The
Wind Evening Star
Virginia
Empire
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Terest
Diggex
Byrd Orchard
Front Royal Men's Association
Mos Frederick
Washington
Nyse
Persia Withdraws From Arms Parley
Persia withdraws from the arms conference after the body's decision to search Persian ships in the Gulf of Persia for suspected forbidden arms traffic. The move follows tensions over enforcement and naval inspections.
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Persia
Associated Press
Geneva
Gulf of Persia
Real Gala Night Be There For Sure
A brief notice invites attendance at a gala event described as real and assured, encouraging readers to participate and witness a night of entertainment.
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Empire
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Salome Crisman
Helen Crisman
Opal Robinson
Hilda O’leary
Nan Taylor
Waynesboro, Va
Bess Rush
Gertrude Ritter
Miss Crisman
Miss Rush
Miss Robinson
Miss O’leary
Miss Taylor
Miss Ritter
Larkespur
Mary Louise Crisman
Samuel Crisman
Clarence N. Baughn
Moyatk, N
John S. Brown, Jr
Abner Huntsberry
Paul Dunham
J. A. Hootman
Ashland
Clarence Southward
David Garner
Randolph- Macon Academy
Front Royal
Philip Crisman
Southern Collegians
Brucetown Flour Mill
BUDL/S-EYES
HIW
Friends of Order
U. S
Queensberry
Collegians Orchestra
Chickahominy
Ing Association
W. and
L. Band
J. Kruttschnitt
ED. Doakes
N. Y
Raymond Orteig
Flyera
Virgina
National Ral Association
Hospitality Valley
Front Royal Inn
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