Miss Swart Weds Warren G Hall in Fairfax Church
A quiet double ring wedding was held Tuesday evening at the Fairfax Methodist Episcopal Church. Miss E Gwyndolyn Swart became Mrs Warren G Hall 2d with Rev Harnsberger officiating. Attendants included Miss Florence Uroff and Mrs John Swart. Additional family members and friends attended as ushers and guests. The couple will reside in Falls Church after a July 20 homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gugn
Swart
Warren G. Hall
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairfax
E. Gwyndolyn Swart
Harnsberger
Mount Airy Md
John W. Swart
Florence Uroff
Jerome Shear
Chevy Chase
Agnes Preffitt
Winchester
Florence Swart
Warren G. Hall, Jr
Providence
R.I
Providnce
Hall
Falls Church
Mary Agnes Taylor
Charles F. Lake
Church of the Sacred Heart
South Loudoun Street
Mary Taylor
Strasburg
Charles Familyn Lake
Thomas B. Martin
McKinley Chapter O E S to Meet Tonight
McKinley Chapter Order of the Eastern Star holds its regular meeting at 8 pm in the Farmers and Merchants National Bank building with a visit by Dr. Marvin D. Switzer of Harrisonburg, grand worthy patron of Virginia. Degrees will be conferred and members of other chapters invited. Edward Clarence and Garland Grim visited Keyser with relatives yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
O. BE
McKinley Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Marvin D. Switzer
Harrisonburg
Grand
Virginia
Order
Sunday School Picnic At Shenandoah Valley Academy Grounds
The Christ Episcopal Church Sunday school will hold its annual picnic tomorrow afternoon on the Shenandoah Valley Academy lawn. Members and parents should meet at the Parish house at 2:30 PM and march to the grounds together. swimming pool access is limited to swimmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Christ Episcopal Church
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Harrison Couple Return From Honeymoon in Richmond
Mr and Mrs Burr Powell Harrison arrive in Winchester from New Jersey seashore resorts and will live with Judge and Mrs T W Harrison on South Washington street. Harrison is a prominent Winchester lawyer and Mrs Harrison is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Yates Brinton of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Harrison
Burr Powell Harrison
Polly Yates Brinton
Richmond
Winchester
New Jersey
T. W. Harrison
South Washington Street
Harrison
Peter Yates Brinton
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Birthday celebration for Mr Grimm at South Cameron home
Mrs. David C. Grimm hosted a small family party Saturday at 411 South Cameron Street to honor her husband’s birthday. The surprise welcomed Mr Grimm home from the Virginia Woolen Company plant where he works, and he received many congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Grimm
South
Cameron Street
Mr. Grimm
Grimm
Virginia Woolen Company
Miss Massey Returns From Massachusetts School
Miss Helen Judd Massey has completed a spell at Newton High School in Newton Massachusetts and returned Saturday to Amherst Street home with her parents Mr and Mrs William P Massey for the summer. She spent the winter with her grandmother Mrs Arthur C Farley in Auburndale Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Massey
Massachusetts
Helen Judd Massey
Newton High School
Newton
Mass
William P. Massey
Amherst Street
Arthur C. Farley
Auburndale
Bess Rush
East Piccadilly Street
Scarsdale
N. Y
Dixie Mason
Isaac Mason
South Braddock Street
Baltimore
Community entertainment supports Christian Endeavor Union
The Christian Endeavor Society of the First Brethren Church hosts an evening at the Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 8 PM for the Christian Endeavor Union. All city society members and the public are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Brethren Church
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Union
Miss Fisher Hosts Girls Club Councils Picnic
Miss Ida Fisher, president of the Girls' Athletic Association, entertained at her county bungalow last Friday evening with a picnic supper honoring the association's old and new councils. Several local residents and guests from surrounding towns attended and enjoyed an open-air evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Fisher
Girls’ Athletic Association
Association
Local residents list weekend visitors and travelers
Mr Frank Butsler recovering from tonsil operation at memorial Hospital moved home on Berryville Pike and is improving. W Kilmer family and Miss Mary Meister of Ohio, guests at Hotel Beverley Rice from Washington visit relatives. Helen Jean Miller travels to Norfolk for vacation time with kin. H N Stephenson returns from Virginia Beach. Alexander Barrie of Coronado Beach Cal visits Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd. Katherine Manuel goes to Front Royal for vacation with relatives. K W Ehsteler of Shepherdstown and A B Dicks of Cumberland stay with local hosts on weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Butsler
Berryville _ pike
W. Kilmer
Mary Meister
Ees
Ohio
Alexander Barrie
Coronado Beach
Cal
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
Katherine Manuel
Front Royal
K. W. Ehsteler
Shepherdstown
W. Va
D. F. Eutsler
South Cameron Street
A. B. Dicks
Cumberland
Katherine Evans
North Kent Street
Midyear call money sparks flood of stock selling
Beginning of mid year call money brought a flood of selling into the stock market. Trading expanded in volume as pools increase activity hoping for reinvestment demand next month. Call money rose to 7 percent and reached 10 percent in the final hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Poole
Tunney Admits Paying Mrs Fogarty Over 35000 Dollars
James J. Tunney as able to the breach of promise suit admits he paid Mrs. Katherine King Fogarty more than 35000 dollars to relinquish claims. He denies ever asking her to marry him and says the payments were to protect Tex Rickard from losses tied to the Dempsey rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bridgeport
Conn
James J
Gene) Tunney
Katherine King Fogarty
Fort Worth
Texas
New York
Fogarty
Tunney
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Hoover Returns From Fishing Trip On the Rapidan
President Hoover completed a two day stay at an Blue Ridge fishing camp and returned to Washington by car, traveling over a rough road after rain. He left at sunrise, ate breakfast at the camp, and arrived at the White House minutes before 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blue Ridge Mountains
Hoover
White House
Double Top Mountain
Mr. Hoover
Criglersville
Hoover Plans Quiet Departure After Sabbath at Rapidan
President Hoover to depart for the White House tomorrow after sunrise and be at his desk at the usual hour. At Rapidan camp he enjoyed a lengthy vacation and hopes to return with a trout and a clear plan for Federal Farm Board appointments amid wide speculation and a list of over 400 nominees. Secretary Hyde joins the party as Hoover continues private reviews, with final selections expected early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapidan River
Hoover
White House
Federal Farm Board For the Stabilization of Agriculture
Hyde
Agriculture Department
First Golf Game Warns About Lifetime Salary Impact
A humorous sports note claims playing your first game of golf can affect your earnings for life. The line suggests a playful comparison between golf and long term salary prospects.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sno Miller
Isabelle P
Rose Grove
Woodmen of World Hall
Woodmen’s Circle
Hickory Camp
Woodmen of the World
Silver Moon Grove
Mr. Neff
J. Luther Neff
Frostburg
Newton Babb Carskaden
Keyser
Margaret L. Davis
William Davis
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Beal High School
Goucher College
Miss Silver
St. Louis
Bayard P. Silver
Ralph Moore
John M. Silver
Peyton Street
Mr. Silver
Virginia Silver
Edward Silke
Fayettesville
Gordon
Waynesboro, Pa
A. J. DeHart
Senseney Road
Mrs. A. S. Dolph
Wilson, Pa
Jack
Messrs
Edward, Clarence and
Garland Grim
Christian Endeavor
Thomas M. McCann
Miss Dawes
Thomas R. McCann
Victoria Dawes
Stamford
McCann
Charles R. McCann
Archer City
Yeatres
Greece
Steve Yeatres
Harriburg
Philadelphia
Sparta
Lions
Lions’ Club
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Deauville Sandals
Deauville
Frederick County
Huntsberry
Miss Fisher
Kenneth Grimm
Charles Anderson
George Watson
Mechanicsburg, Pa
Buffalo Spring” Farm
Summit Point
Mrs
L. L. Watson
Isabelle Hammack
Middletown
Laura Logan
Hammack
Dettra
Alson S. Hott
Atlantic City
J. W. Hott
Meyer Hamburger
Philip Klompus
Fretta Klompus
Ida Humphrey
Memorial Hospital
Elsie Snook
Frances Snook
David Snook
Mary C. Fawcett
Lewistown
Webster Snook
Market Street
H. J. Mowrey
Chicago
Majestic
Victor L. Denny, Jr
Woodbury, N. J
Victor L. Denny, Sr
Robert J. Rea
Crozet, Va
Curtis Harlee
W. E. Harlee
Beverley Rice
Louis E. Rice
Ernest Meade
White Post
C. L. Delaplane
Delaplane, Va
Helen Jean Miller
Norfolk, Va
Mrs. Fogarty
The
Rapidan
Leon Schoenhalr
Phot
Los Angeles
Bott’s Boot
F. & M. Nat. Bank
Lloyd
Pat
Davenport
George Washington Hotel
Enna Jetsick
Lovett Bros
Martha Washington
East Piccadilly St
Virginia Avenue
Fred. L. Glaize
Market St
Riley
Stine Chappe Wees
North Main Street
Hotel Jack Coffee Shoppe
Aves
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