Kater Ritenour Nuptials At Noon In Baptist Church
A Virginia wedding at First Baptist Church united Mr. J. W. Kater and Miss Lucy Ritenour with a ceremony at noon. The couple, of Handley High School backgrounds, planned a wedding trip to eastern and northern cities before resuming residence at 416 West Cork Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kater-Ritenour
Baptist Church
Virginia
First Baptist Church
E. T. Kapoffici
D. W. Ritenour
West
Leicester Street
Lucy Ritenour
J. Wendell Stegner
Hillside
New Jersey
Thurman A. Ritenour
Robert D. Glaize
J. W. Kater
John L. Kater
East Monmouth Street
Handley High School
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Margaret Keller
Mrs. Kater
Cork Street
Weekly club meetings and events listed in social calendar
The social calendar lists Lions Club and Kiwanis Club lunches in George Washington Hotel, Winchester Lodge Elks, Grace Lutheran and United Brethren Church choirs, Rotary Club meeting at George Washington Hotel, American Red Cross Frederick Winchester Chapter annual meeting at Grace Lutheran social hall, and a Spring Glow operetta at Stephens City High School auditorium by Mrs. Julian D. Steele’s music pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
George Washington
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Rotary Club
Frederick Winchester
American Red Cross
Stephens City
Julian D. Steele
Officers Reelected At Garden Club Annual Meet At Orkney Springs
Officers of the Garden Club of Virginia were reelected at the fifteenth annual convention in Orkney Springs. Fairfax Garden Club was admitted as the twenty seventh member. New directors were chosen and the annual board meeting planned for October 2 and 3. Funds from a garden tour will restore gardens including Stratford at The Plains and Wilton on the Randolph estate. Delegates toured Shrine mount Court Manor and the Skyline Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club of
Virginia
Fairfax Garden Club of
Fairfax
Orkney Springs
William R. Massie
Greenwood
W. Allen Perkins
University
James O. Waits
Lynchbug
W. Wilson Drake
Warrenton
C. O Conor Godlrick
Fredericksburg
Nancy Cowardin
Warm Springs
Harold von Nostrand
Charlottesville
Board of Governors
Gardiner Booth
Alexandria
Frederick Lewis
Norfolk
J.G. Hays
Richmond
Thomas Wheelwright
Fauquier-Loudoun
Fairfax Harrison
The
Plains
Stratford
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
Wilton
Randolph Estate
Shrinemount Court Manor
Birdhaven
Gardens
Valley
Skyline Drive
Shenandoah National Park
Greencastle Couple Weds Here
Greencastle Pa. Mr Arthur J. Rinehart and Miss Anna May Welch of Greencastle were married here Wednesday with Rev Robert Campbell of Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church officiating. The couple, both residents of Greencastle, are linked to local families, with Rinehart noted as a cerbal worker and Welch as a daughter of Lester Welch. The same community event week featured Handley High School Glee Club's post graduation party at Mrs Hoye Riley's Valley avenue home, with games, music by the String Orchestra and refreshments for about sixty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inty
County
Miss
Lyman Huntley Champney
Quarryville
Bessie Ferris Champney
Loren V. Champney
Mansfield
Ralph Boring
Lincoln
Mendelssohn
Wagner
Barbara Gregg
Richard B. Brown
Sue Ellen Brown
Emerson Brown
Lucy May Cochran
Lawrence V. Jolliffe
This City
Leslie Brown
Martinsburg
W. Va
George Cochran
Berryville
Anna Hull
Baltimore
Ellwood L. Kinsman
Westfield
Ferris Champney
Ulysses
Clara Burt
Elizabeth A. England
Henrietta LeFevre
Lancaster
Robert H. Long
Ernest L. Stearly
Phoenixville
White Hall Mite Society
Frank Strother
Frances Mauck
Wilson McDaniel
Frederick County
Cephas Fahnestock
Brethren Church
McDaniel
Kelly Mcdaniel
Townsend Mauck
Bond Brothers
Phil H. Gold
Greencastle
Robert Campbell
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Arthur J. Rinehart
Anna May Welch
Rinehart
David Z. Rinehart
Lester R. Welch
Handley High School Glee Club
Hoye Riley
Valley Avenue
Glee Club
Howard Correll
Dayton
Ohio
Helen Correll
Mrs. Correll
Fred Forney
Luttrells Welcome Son Donnie Eugene at Washington Home
Mr and Mrs N P Luttrell announce the birth of a son at their residence 1212 Waterstreet SW Washington DC The child is named Donnie Eugene Mrs Luttrell is formerly Miss Agnes Larrick daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Larrick of Winchester The report notes Leslie Polhamus of Virginia Polytechnic Institute spent time with his parents and has joined the ROTC camp at Fort Belvoir Va for six weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Miller
Clayton Eugene Miller
Charles Franklin, Jr
Miller
Ola Childress
A. F. Childress
Freeland
Cr. S. Miller
Woodstock
N. P. Luttrell
Waterstreet
S. W
Washington, D. C
Donnie Eugene
Luttrell
Agnes Larrick
C. B. Larrick
Winchester
Leslie Polhamus
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Leslie G. Polhamus
Fort Belvoir
On Prints Engraved in The Home 211 S Mavi
A terse item notes prints engraved in the home at 211 S Mavi street. The short entry records a modest artifact event with no further details or dates.
Mrs Mason to Move to Mount Airy N C
Mrs. Thurman C. Mason plans to leave Sunday to join Mr. Mason in Mount Airy North Carolina where they will establish a home. Mr. Mason has been assistant manager for J C Penney in Mount Airy since March. Mrs. Mason travels with her mother Mrs W O Perry Sr who will stay in North Carolina.
Double Crossing Charge Against Mrs Lyddane in Murder Conspiracy
Rockville Maryland June 15 state’s attorney James H. Pugh pressed a jury to find Mrs Anne Lyddane guilty of conspiracy to murder She is accused of plotting to kill her husband Francis Slam Lyddane and Mrs Arthur Beall while allegedly paying four men in the plot The defense was attacked over the Goozy note and questions of authorship while experts testified the note was typed on her office paper and typewriter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Pugh
Stedman Prescott
Arthur Beall
Darnesville
Beall
Lyddane
Francis
Slam
Lyddance
Rockville
Anne Lyddane
Slam”) Lyddane
Pugh
Goozy
Mrs. Lyddane
John
Googy) Carnell
Bramblewood by the River Girls' Summer Boarding Home
A delightful summer boarding home for girls aged 8 to 12 offers campcraft bathing hiking and sports with excellent food and comfortable quarters at reasonable rates. Supervised by an experienced counsellor. Phone or write Mrs Marguerite Beckerle Berryville Virginia 123 F 12 6 15 3p 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Beckerle
Berryville
Wale ys to Stand Trial in U S District Court
In Kirbyville Texas a man named William Mahan is sought in the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. He reportedly escaped after a gunfight with officers near a CCC camp five miles east of town. Jasper county constable H F Malone said tips placed Mahan in the vicinity and that Alvin Karpis was incorrectly named initially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mahan
Weyerhaeuser
CCC
Here
H. F. Malone
Jasper County
Kirbyville
Mahan
Alvin Karpis
Malone
Karpis
Formation of Lakes and Glacial Drainage
The formation of lakes is mainly caused by disturbances in drainage due to glacial action. Lakes are typically abundant in mountain regions or areas formerly covered by ice.
Drug Store Is Being Enlarged on West Boscawen Street
Rhodes' Drug Store, established two years ago on West Boscawen Street, is enlarging its rear section to gain more floor space and to enlarge the prescription room. The expansion occurred with no interruption to service. Managers are Paul Rhodes and Hunter Gaunt, graduates of the Medical College of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes’ Drug Store
West Boscawen Street
Paul Rhodes
Hunter Gaunt
The
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Robbery at St. Vincent's Church Near Police HQ
Thieves broke into St. Vincent's Catholic Church close to Baltimore police headquarters and stole sacred vessels valued between 300 and 400 dollars. Sexton Lawrence Leffler found the robbery early today. entry method unknown. Police hunted the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Sexton Lawrence Leffler
Central Police Headquarters
Holt Seat OK'd By Senate Elections Panel
Washington June 15 The senate elections committee voted ten to four that senator elect Rush D. Holt D WV is entitled to the senate seat to which he was elected when he dies the age of 30. That will be on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Elections Committee
Rush D. Holt
WVA
Senate
House Adopts Bill To Restore Reduced Pensions
By unanimous consent the House passed the Smith bill to restore reductions in pensions for Spanish American War Boxer Rebellion and Philippine Insurrection veterans. The measure would add about 50 000 persons to pension rolls and require roughly 45 million dollars in annual outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Body of Little Missing Boy Found in East River
The body of 5 year old Jackie Kaul was recovered from the East River ending a search that began June 6 after he disappeared from a playground in Sutton Place Manhattan. Identified by his father John Kaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
New York
Jackie Kaul
East River
Sutton Place
Manhattan
East Side
John Kaul
Next Brethren Conference In Washington D C
The Southeastern District of Brethren Churches will hold its next annual conference in a newly dedicated church on Twenty First Street and Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington D C next June. The Maurertown meeting closed with high praise for attendance and spiritual interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of the Brethren
Twelfth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C
Brethren
Maurertown
Garber
Whitacre
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Mauriertown
Youth Killed In Baltimore Car Crash
In Baltimore on June 15 a fatal crash left Charles P Asimakes 22 dead after his car rear ended a machine driven by Stanley Hebb 23. Miss Dorothy Hempel 23 and H C Brown were injured with lacerations. Stanton Roche 21 faces traffic court for reckless driving. Brown treated for minor injuries and alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles P Asimakes
Stanley Hebb
Dorothy Hempel
H. C. Brown
Asimakes
Stanton Roche
Hebb
Brown
Post Off Fourth Time On Hop To New York City
Wiley Post, flying the Winnie Mae in a stratosphere suit, departed from Burbank on his fourth attempt to fly solo across the continent to New York. He aimed to reach Floyd Bennett Field in seven to eight hours, climbing to six to seven miles, lifting off at 4 25 a.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Burbank
Calif
Wiley Post
Union Air Terminal
New York
Winnie Mae
Floyd Bennett Field
Post
Official Fired After Refusing A Resignation
Washington June 15 Secretary Roper announced that Ewing Mitchell assistant secretary of commerce has been dismissed for refusing to tender his resignation. The president and the secretary seek a man with broad engineering and administrative experience to oversee bureaus handling engineering and transportation problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roper
Ewing ¥. Mitchell
Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Secutary
Attorney Mitch ell resigns as assistant secretary
An attorney named Mitch ell was asked to resign from the position of assistant secretary to take a legal post. He refused to tender his resignation and his services in the role were terminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Berlin Makes Bid For Bout
New York June 15 promoter Pred Krisch of the Imperial Sports Palace Berlin cabled his U S agent Jimmy Bronson to offer James J Braddock the heavyweight champion 200 000 to meet Maxine in Berlin next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
M— Pred Krisch
Imperial Sports Palace
Berlin
Jimmy Bronson
James J. Braddock
Maxine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nsetarsonae
Jose Rial
Mr. and
Mrs. Miller
Garden Club
Huntsberry
Mrs. Hoye Riley
Mrs. N. P. Luttrell
S. Mavi
Squibb’s Shaw
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Mrs. Mason
Mr. Airy
Waleys
U.S
Rob
Holt
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Congress of the United States
Maryland
Clara. V. Fultz
W. Boscawen St
Begonias
Agertum
Geraniums
Coleus
Petunias
C. B. Smalts & Son
Nat'l Ave
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Just
Shirley
Cinderella
Margaret L. Hodgson
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Lovetyt
Underwood
WJZ
Joe Penner
Lovett Brothers
Ivan Smith
Shelvador
R. M. Swimley
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