Elizabeth Baker Kemp Weds Samuel Beach in Middleburg Church
Miss Elizabeth Baker Kemp daughter of John A. Baker and Samuel Ferguson Beach son of Morgan H Beach were married at Emanuel Church Middleburg Virginia with Rev Mayer officiating in afternoon rites. The bride wore ivory white satin with old lace veil and carried gardenias and lilies of the valley. Attendants wore cream chiffon with yellow and mauve ribbons. Reception followed at Foxcroft on the mountain. The couple will reside in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Baker Kemp
Beach
Middleburg
Eizabeth Baker Kemp
John A. Baker
Amuel Ferguson Beach
Morgan H. Beach
Waslington
Amanuel Church
Mayer
Gordon Massey
James Y. Pennebaker
Washington
Hunter de Butts
Nancy Yuille
New York
Eleanor Chalfant
Pittsburgh
Katharine Snyder
Willing Browne
William Mackall
Charles Castleman
Duval Tyler
Lee Fleming, Jr
Foxcroft
Inwood United Brethren Church
May Zella Brenneman
Robert Davie Liskey
Rockingham County
J. R. Collis
Princess Rockingham
Winchester
Shenandoah College
Dayton, Va
Virginia House a Gift to Virginia Historical Society
Mr and Mrs Alexander Weddell of Richmond have acquired Warwick Priory and moved it to Virginia across the ocean. The house now called Virginia House will host the Virginia Historical Society and house documents and relics. The project involved two years of careful dismantling and relocation amid parliamentary controversy in Warwick. Miss Lelia Stuart Holt, daughter of Dr and Mrs Hamilton Holt, engages M Maurise Rotival of Paris in an announced marriage, linking to Virginias colonial and revolutionary figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Weddell
Richmond
Warwick Priory
Warwick
Virginia House
Virginia Hitorsical Society
Washington Star
English Midlands
Henry VIII
Earls of Warwick
Wedell
London
Sulgrave Manor
Washington
Northampton
Wormleighton
Earl of Spencer
Francis Hopkinson
F. Hopkinson Smith
Mrs Marshall Heads to Fairfax and Maine Visit
Mrs. Marshall travels with her daughter Mrs Hugh McCulloch and her grandson from St. Louis to Fairfax Virginia to visit the Marshall family before spending July in Deer Isle Maine at a cottage. The trip includes a summer stay with Rev and Mrs William C Marshall Jr. in Fairfax. Radium treatments given to a child in Baltimore show notable improvement after lymphosarcoma care at Memorial Hospital and Howard A Kelly Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Fansler
Robert
Baltimore
Memorial Hospital
Howard A. Kelly Hospital
Miss Kathleen McCartney Confined at Mother's Home
Miss Kathleen McCartney of Handley High School music department is confined to her mother Mrs L J McCartney's home near Stephens City by illness. She recently suspended studio work for the summer and was just entering vacation when illness struck about a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen McCartney
Handley High School
L. J. McCartney
Stephens City
Miss McCartney
Surprise Anniversary Party for Two Couples
A surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Johnston on Berryville avenue to celebrate the fourth wedding anniversary of Mrs Russell Carpenter and Mrs Johnston. About 30 guests attended and gave many useful presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Carpenter
Wilbur Johnston
Berryville, Avenue
Mr. J M Lowery Given Surprise Birthday Party
Mr J M Lowery a well known citizen received a delightful surprise party last Sunday at his home. The event honored him on his birthday with neighbors and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Lowery
Birthday Celebration on Valley Pike for Mr Lowery
On the Valley pike in Celebration of his fifty third birthday his children and friends gathered for a bountiful dinner. He received handsome birthday gifts. Guests included Mr and Mrs J C Kelchner Miss Mary Louise Kelchner Messrs George and Allen Kelchner Mr and Mrs Maurice H Ritter and Messrs George and Edgar Seal of Detroit Mich Mr David Lowery and Master Robert Lowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Pike
Lowery
J. C. Kelchner
Mary Louise Kelchner
George and
Allen Kelchner
Maurice H. Ritter
George and Edgar Seal
Detroit, Mich
David Lowery
Robert Lowery
Virginia Darling Announces Engagement to Ernest du Pont Jr
Mrs. Samuel Taylor Darling of the University of Virginia announces the engagement of her daughter Virginia Llewellyn Darling to Ernest du Pont Jr of Wilmington Delaware. The couple has not set a wedding date. Mr and Mrs L Dilwin Jackson of Rochester New York welcomed a son named Charles Llewellyn, tracing his name to his grandfather. Mrs Jackson was Mary Wood before marriage, daughter of Charles and Mrs Wood of Frederick County now Corbett Maryland. The newborn’s father is Llewellyn Jackson, son of Mr and Mrs Jackson of Fairmont Avenue. He attended Virginia Tech class of 1924 and worked with Westinghouse in Philadelphia before joining Eastman Kodak in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Taylor Darling
The
University, of Virginia
Virginia Llewellyn Darling
Ernest du Pont, Jr
Wilmington
Del
L. Dilwin Jackson
Rochester
N. Y
Charles Llewellyn
Jackson
Mary Wood
Charles Wood
Frederick County
Corbett. Md
Llewellyn Jackson
Fairmont Avenue
Miss Helen Chamberlain Weds Foxhall Taylor in New York
Miss Helen Chamberlain daughter of Warrenton residents marries Foxhall Parker Keene Taylor of New York in St James Church. The Rev. Hidney T. Cooke conducts the ceremony attended by close families. The couple plans a Canada wedding trip and ties to prominent New York and Warrenton families are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Chamberlain
Foxall Taylor
Northern
Virginia
Luther H. Chamberlain
Warrenton
Foxhall Parker Keene Taylor
New York
Talbot T. Taylor
Edward S. Frost
City
St. James’ Church
Hidney T. Cooke
Margaret Garner
James Blackstone Taylor Pendleton
Taylor
Canada
Mr. Taylor
Talbot J. Taylor, Jr
James R. Keene Taylor
Dorothy Keene Taylor
James R Keene
Turf
Foxall P. Keene
Fawcett Family Holds Twenty-Sixth Reunion in Salem
The Fawcett family held its twenty-sixth annual reunion at Centennial Park Salem with about 69 attendees from states including North Carolina Virginia Pennsylvania Illinois and Ohio. Officers were elected and plans announced for next year at Mill Creek Park Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawcett
Salem
Ohio
Clark Fawcett
Fawcett Gap
Frederick County
Salem News
Centennial Park
Asheville
N. C
Charles Stratton
Winona
Ernest Bodamer
Sharon
Hannah Maule
Oliver Ashead
Ida Fawcett
Alliance
Edith Fawcett Zelley
Edward €. Fawcett
Nora Fawcett
Chicago
Fawcett’s Gap
Mill Creek Park
Youngstown
Stultz and Gordon Forced Down in France Flight
Wilmer Stultz and Louis Gordon two crew members of the Friendship trans Atlantic monoplane were forced to land at Berck Plage due to high winds while returning from Paris to London. They plan to return to England by steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
LE Bourget
France
Wilmer Stultz
Louis-Gordon
Paris
London
Berck Plage
England
Byrd Plans Test Flight Over Mexico City
Commander Richard E. Byrd received permission from the Mexican foreign office to fly to Mexico City to test his expedition aircraft. The test aims to study high altitude, challenging conditions similar to those of a south polar venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
el Universal Today
Foreign Office
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
Sour Cream Ordered Under Import Milk Act Policy
A USDA notice states that imported sour cream for butter making falls under the federal import milk act. It directs shippers to conform to all act provisions, including health and temperature rules, and requires an adequate permit prior to importation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Food, Drug and Insecticide Administration
W. G. Campbell
Department
United States
Burn Diseased Animal Carcasses To Stop Disease Spread
Farm Journal advises burning carcasses of diseased animals to prevent infection. For blackleg calves, build a crude grate, place the carcass on it, drench with kerosene, and burn where found. If relocation is needed, transport with straw and avoid dragging to prevent spreading disease. bury deep with lime if burning is impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
Milk and plant proteins in pig rations
Milk supplies high quality protein but is scarce for balanced corn rations. Vegetable protein feeds such as linseed meal soy bean meal cottonseed meal and wheat middlings can improve rations when used in proper combinations though they remain unbalanced like corn proteins.
Miss Ethel Cooper Returns Home From Quogue Visit
Miss Ethel Cooper arrives back in Boyce after a week or two visiting relatives in Quogue Long Island. Miss Margaret Evans travels to Harrisburg Pennsylvania to stay with her brother and sister in law Carroll Evans for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Cooper
Boyce
Quogue
Long Island
Margaret Evans
Harrisburg, Pa
Mrs
Carroll Evans
Local Residents Take Day Trip To Baltimore
Mrs J D OConnell and Mr Dan OConnell of this city and Mr and Mrs William LaRue and son George LaRue of Harpers Ferry West Virginia motored to Baltimore last Sunday and spent the day there with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D O'Connell
Dan O'Connell
William LaRue
George LaRue
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Baltimore
Pure Bred Cows Excel In Production And Income
Dr. J C McDowell reports after comparing 29 397 pure bred cows with 71 745 grades that pure breds lead in milk and butterfat output and in income over feed cost by 7 to 10 percent. The study notes culling differences and urges closer culling for grades and better breeding for grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
J. C. McDowell
McDowell
Doctor McDowell
Washington, D. C
Shorten Broody Period by Feeding Liberally
There is no best method for breaking up setting hens. Broodiness is a natural tendency. Some breeders eliminate broodiness by selecting birds free from it. Feeding hens a liberal laying ration with animal protein may shorten broodiness.
Preventing Cannibalism in Growing Chicks
The article explains that cannibalism arises when chicks are crowded and under stimulated. It advises keeping them busy with whole foods like cabbage, potatoes, and onions and states that proper feeding reduces the habit, with a remedy of painting picked areas with pine tar if needed.
Germ comparison cited in Chinatown chatter
A fragment notes Hi Ho calling a germ resembling fluences that hinder work until detection. The line attributes the remark to Was Star and references Chinatown as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
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Washington Street
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Georgia Conrad
Mary Louise Sartelle
Margaret Kennedy
Virginia Cover Russell
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Ent
Wes
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Huntsberry
R. M. Swimley
Ross M. Swimley
North Loudoun Street
Swimley
Louise Zirkle
Pacific Coast
Louise O. Zirkle
San Francisco
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Fred. Crisman
South Loudoun Street
Miss Zirkle
Art
Purcellville
Loudoun County
Pendleton
Portia Robinson
Edith Jolliffe
Clearbrook
Arthur Robinson
Edson Haines
Miss Robinson
Miss Darling
du Pont
Mrs. Dilwin Jackson
Ridgely White
Europe
C. Ridgely White
Frankk N. Hack
Wilgerteont
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Rhineland
White
Tome School
Port Deposit
Herbert ©. Campbell
Oklahoma
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Mr. C. Campbell
Stony Mead
Opequon
Stultz
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Mexico
Lovett Bros
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Endicott-Johnson Shoes
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