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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1931
Page
6
Mary Ball Boyer the niece of John D Rockefeller wed shortly after the ceremony at the home of the bride's sister Mrs F Cald well Walker in Grosse Pointe Michigan. The wedding followed a private ceremony and the couple left from the residence.
Major League results show Philadelphia beating Chicago 6 to 5 and Boston 7 to 6 over Detroit. St Louis won 9 to 3 over New York. Washington fell to Cleveland 3 to 1. Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 7 to 6. Chicago defeated New York 6 to 4. St Louis topped Philadelphia 2 to 0. and Cincinnati lost to Philadelphia 7 to 1. Ferrell and Douthit led Cleveland and Philadelphia in key games.
The Young of Doves Doves and pigeons including wild and domestic varieties generally lay two eggs to a setting. The biological survey says that in about three cases out of four the two squabs hatched from these eggs are male and female.
The North Carolina Historical Society notes the 1747 48 Spanish attacks on Beaufort in 1747 and Brunswick in 1748 marking a colonial coast defense episode.
President Herbert Hoover and Mrs. Hoover rode with Governor George White through Columbus after reviewing a G A R parade. An air view reveals the Harding Memorial at Marion, dedicated earlier in the day as ceremonies concluded.
President Hoover tours the Lincoln Tomb site in Springfield Illinois with First Lady as Governor Louis L Emmerson and Mrs Emmerson accompany them. The president rides to the tomb before returning to Washington after a Middle West visit.
A Bermuda liner valued at eight million dollars was gutted by a blaze at Hamilton pier. Strong winds aided spread of the fire as crew fought to save the ship. The four year old vessel had no passengers aboard and water pumping machinery was destroyed.
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