Wedding bells ring for Mr Slosson and Miss Lucy
Mrs Lucy penars dees wed Mr Slosson at Bishop Denny's Richmond home. The ceremony was held Tuesday at 10 o'clock with pink roses palms and garden flowers. The bride wore gray and silver pineapple cloth with old lace. Bridegroom is son of Dr and Mrs E E Slosson of Washington DC. Couples plan Europe trip then home in Ann Arbor Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Deahy
Preston Wiliam Slosson
E. E. Slosson
Washington,d. C
Bishop Denny
Park Avenue
Richmond
Aileen Buffin
H. Ashburn
Collins Denny, Jr
Elizabeth Denny Dixon
Crewe
Mary ‘Barbour’ Dixon
Louis Chapman
Chase Wright
Bette
Felix Huffman Walsh
Leonia
N.J
No .S
John Wesley Wright
Roaoke
Evelyn Jarrell
Hamasville
J. W. Dixon
Elizabeth Dixon
Mary Barbour Dixon
R. M. White
Collins Denny White
Chapman White
Farmville
Va.s
Reginald Potts
Alpheus. Potts
Frances Potts
Farmville, Va
Annie S. Wright
Roanoke, Va
Jeanette Chapman
Baltimore, Md
Gon Harwood
Lynchburg, Ya
John Samuel Adam
The
Christ Reformed
Midletown
Maryland
Potomac-Edison Company
Northern Virginia Power Company
Benjamin F. Abeshouse
Harry Lovett
Frank Lovett
Abeshouse
Carolyn Kehrne
New York
Mount Sinai Hospital
Baltimore
New Haven Conn
Famous Hereford Bull Sells for 92 Dollars
Sioux City Iowa June 23 A famous Hereford bull once sold for 59000 as prize breeding now fetches 92 dollars for meat Richard Fairfax the famous Hereford was sold for beef to be eaten in a transaction reported by the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoclited Press
Sioux City
Iowa
Richard Fairfax
War Veterans Plan Floweres for Scrivener Grave on Caravan Trip
Washington June 23 The American War Veterans announce a second annual motor caravan to Orkney Springs Va to honor Detective Sergeant Arthur Scrivener by placing a wreath at his grave. The group will leave Friday at noon via Lee Jackson Highway and Shenandoah Valley, three day trip returning Sunday. On arrival in Winchester they will be greeted by Robert Y Conrad Post 21 American Legion and escorted to the cemetery. The costost post will join the ceremony and both colors will be presented. Robert Conrad Post has accepted an invitation to attend the military ball at Orkney Hotel Saturday night as guests of the Veterans Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Robert Y. Conrad Post
No. 21
American Legion
Detective
Vincent B. Costello Post
Post
Robert
Conrad Post
Orkney Hotel
Rifle Nuisance Attracts Police Attention
Police report numerous complaints of boys firing air rifles and pistols in streets at all hours. Several near misses have occurred as bullets fly. The force is ordered to watch the youths and refer cases to Juvenile Court. If parents cannot control the offense, stricter measures will be taken to place the boy where he cannot obtain firearms. The nuisance is centered in the western and northern city areas.
Child Struck by Bristol Auto on South Loudoun Street
The five year old child of Thos Hitt on South Loudoun Street was hit by a Bristol licensed car while stepping from behind a parked vehicle. The vehicle’s front fender knocked the child down and passed over the body. The driver stopped and aid was given. Dr Shaffer set the broken collarbone. Bystanders saw no blame for the Bristol driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos, Hitt
South Loudoun Street
Bristolgamay
Bristol
Shaffer
Bethlehem Steel Manager Found Hanged in Philadelphia
William Newell 35, manager of Bethlehem Steel Company Philadelphia office, was found dead by hanging in his home cellar. He had returned to work last Tuesday after a two month absence for a severe nervous breakdown. Mrs. Claude B. Stickley of Vaucluse was in Winchester today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
William Newell
Bethlehem Steel Company
Newell
Claude B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Winchester
Lindbergh Arrives in Washington for Aviation Talks
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Bolling Field at 11:27 a m after flying from Dayton. Officials from War Navy and Commerce departments will confer with him on aviation abroad and future plans. About 200 people watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bolling Field
Dayton
Ohio
New York
Lindbergh
Thomas F. Lanphier
Selfridge Field
Mich
St. Clair Street
Davison
Warner
McCracken
Army, Navy and Commerce Departments
Col
Wright Field
De Valera and Associates Refuse to Take King’s Oath
In Dublin on June 23, William T Cosgrave was reelected president of the Free State Executive Council by the new Dail Eireann at its first session. Eamon de Valera and Fianna Fail deputies refused to take the oath of allegiance to the king and were barred from the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dublin
William T. Cosgrave
Free State Executive Council
Dail Eireann
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fail
Rebels May Eat Oats Issued As Mules Rations
In Lansing Kansas 328 convicts and 14 guards were underground in the coal mine after a mutiny. Oats are now the sole food available for the prisoners and mules as authorities report the noon meal was blocked by the mutineers. The mutiny’s ultimatum forbids cigars and coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lansing
Kan
Winchester Considers Youth Curfew Law After Nine P M
A movement in Winchester seeks a curfew for under 18s prohibiting street presence after 9 PM in warm months and about 7 PM in cold months unless with a parent guardian or armed with written authority. Violators may be detained until contact with a guardian, with potential fines for the parent and possible custody by a probation officer on repeat offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Three Surge Crew Believed Lost After Collision Off Cape Cod
In a gale off Cape Cod five miles from Truro, the Surge beam trawler from Boston sank after colliding with the Clyde line steamer Ozark. Three crew members are missing and believed drowned. 19 others were rescued, with two sustaining severe head injuries. The Ozark was damaged and beached near the Mamet river coast guard station, with a large hole in her side and 25 feet of water in the forward hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Truro
Mass
Surge
Boston
Clyde Line
Ozark
Cape Cod
Pamet River
Cobb puzzled by wine sent to him from fans
Philadelphia star Ty Cobb expressed confusion after customs found a case labeled electrical apparatus containing white wine addressed to him in Galveston Texas. Two bottles were broken. Cobb said he does not use wine and wondered who sent the gift as fans mail him tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Ty Cobb
Galveston
Texas
Brucetown Woolen Mills Under New Incorporated Firm
Richmond Va June 23 Charter issued by the State Corporation Commission for Brucetown Woolen Mills Incorporated in Winchester. Capital stock range 5000 to 25000. Officers listed include president R S Fansler secretary F E Clark and others from Winchester. To manufacture woolen cloth of all kinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Brucetown Woolen Mills, Incorporated
Winchester
R. S. Fansler
F. E. Clark
L. L. Fansler
B. E B .Russell
D. R. Slonaker
Arthur Ritter
Revival to Begin at Paxton Chapel Sunday
The Paxton community will commence a protracted meeting at Paxton Chapel starting Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. W. O. Luttrell will assist and open the revival, planning a two week run and urging cooperation from all Christian people in Round Hill and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Serre
Round Hill
Ausadine
Paxton
W. O. Luttrell
Body of a Man Found in Patterson Park Lake
Baltimore June 23. The body of a man about 50, well dressed, was found today in the Patterson Park boat lake. The initials H. M. were traced on the band of his straw hat.
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Baltimore
Patterson Park
H. M
Reds and Blues Battle for Golf Supremacy in Winchester
The Reds and Blues clash in the annual Winchester golf tournament set for Saturday afternoon. Suave Sam Arthur leads the Blues against Red Cooper and his team, with Marquis de Queensbury rules added and prizes including a cubic foot of concrete and a raspberry jar. Local figures like Parson Nelson and Dr Frank McFaden are mentioned, along with a big amateur invitation at Frederick and strong notes on the golf course and new tennis courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Winchester
Sanaa
Stonewall
Jackson
Sam Arthur
Red Cooper
Senseney Way
Blues
Sam
Cromwell
Marquis de Queensbury
Doran
Parson Nelson
Frank McFaden
Fred Glaize
Soa Ae Teal Rothonte
Walterers
Bill Cooper
Charley
Herman Hahle
Stuart
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Mrs
Lucy
Penars
Dee
Mr. Slosson
Fenenia
Green
West Coast
Melvin Green
Montgomery Green
Stewart Bell, Jr
Pacific Coast
Mississippi River
Colonel Meigs
United States Army Engineers
Keokuk
Handley Library
Loyal Temperance Legion
Tyne
Mary Katherine Kern
North Washington Street
Holmes Dunlap
Guy Dunlap
Martin Nams
Los Angeles
Cal
Almeda Dunlap
Dunlap
Carl F. Massey
Marian Parmelee
Ernest G. Metcalfe
Ralph G. Pollard
Wytheville, Va
K. M. Pollard
Charles Fox Graham
Ida Larman Ellis
Salvation Army
Frostburg
Adj. Craig
Virginia Larman
Lincolnton
N. C
Cora Larman
South Braddock Street
Mr. Reynolds Green
White Post, Va
J. H. Carey
West Point
Richow Va
Messrs
C. S. Cather
C. E. Pingley
Ramsey Furniture Company
W. J. Stansbury
G. F. House
William Smith
Memorial Hospital
Hugh S. Duffey
Newport News, Va
J. T. Burrwell
Millwood, Va
M. H. Skinner
Rochester, N. Y
Rosa Lee Hopkins
Riley
Rocky Mount
G. R. Plack
Harrisburg,Pa
Jack
Alva Steele
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles W. Clarkson
Staunton, Va
Hotel Jack
David S. Morse
M.B. Hickson
M. B. Hickson, Jr
Lynchburg, Va
George Fisher
Moorefield, W. Va
F. Estes Kline
George Hardesty
Berryville, Va
Stella Moore
Gayfryd, Va
Vernon Haines
Opeque Lake Park
George Hohman
Margaret Hohman
Fred Hohman
Frederick Depess
Little Son
Janney Carper
Brucetown
Virginia Pannett
Laura Anderson
E. V. Smith
Richmond, Va
C. L. Jack
Frances Evans
Garfield Hospital
Samuel Evans
Winchester’s
Scrivener
Child
Bristol Auto
Steel Company
Moundsville
Wheeling
W. Va
de Valera ‘and Associates
Cobb
Paxton Chapel
Scholl
Sample Shoe Store
Golfograms
Boyce
Hagerstown
Alexandria
Martinsburg
Be,v. Weems, Jr
F. J. Schneiderhan
Horace Browne
Don Weems
Ex Stone
Tri- State
Virginia
Tom Ryan
Devoe
Guamincere Fortune
Devoe Mirrolac
Griffin Paint Store
John S. Solenberger & CO
N. Main Street
Lee Beeen
Mis Dletole Lel
Toreton
Ake
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