Emily A Taylor Weds Charles M Brown in Lincoln Friends Meeting
In Lincoln, Miss Emily A Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, married Charles M. Brown of Martinsburg in a Friends Meeting House ceremony. The event featured simple rites, floral decor, music by relatives, and a reception for about 75 guests. The couple will reside in Martinsburg where Brown is employed after a wedding trip.
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Emily Taylor
Charles M. Brown
Friends’ Church
Winchester
Emily A Taylor
Lawrence Taylor
Lincoln
Leslie Brown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Friends’ Meeting House
Society of Friends
H. H. Martin
Alexandria
Josephine Perseus
Washington
Rip Hunter Haun
Howell Brown
Henry J. Hoge
Mary Ellen Brown
Edna Brown
Frances Werber
Berwyn
Frances Penn
Elaine Thompson
Ballston
Frank Stover, Jr
Gloria Martin
Rita Lou Haun
Dyer Eubank
Messrs
Holmes Gregg
Purcellville
John Bowie
Holmer Diffinderfer
Lincoln High School
State Teachers’ College
East Radford
Penn State College
Pennsylvania
Brown
Richard R. Brown
Richard B. Brown
Thomas J. Dale
John I. Brown
T. J. Dale
Carl Cather
Mary Cather
Earl Parks
Pearl Brown
William H. Brown
Charles P. McVicar
Katharine McVicar
Miss Retta DeHaven Weds Mr Claytor in June Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Retta May DeHaven of Morgan county West Virginia to Mr John H Claytor of Frederick county Maryland. The ceremony was held June 17 at Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City with Rev Snyder Alleman officiating. Supt Gar land R Quarles of Winchester attends Virginia division school superintendents meeting in Richmond. Mrs Roy Muse treated at Memorial Hospital for acute appendicitis and improving today.
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Retta May DeHaven
Charles DeHaven
Morgan County
W. Va
John. H. Claytor
John Claytor
Frederick County
Snyder Alleman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Supt. Quarles
Garland R. Quarles
Winchester
Virginia Division
Richmond
Sidney B. Hall
Virginia
Roy Muse
Lula Smith
Memorial Hospital
Social Calendar Highlights Church and Club Events
A weekly listing shows practices by youth and adult choirs at Braddock Methodist, First Baptist, Grace Lutheran and United Brethren. Socials include a box social at North League of Market Street Methodist and an alumni dance at Jordan Springs with various luncheons and lodge meetings scheduled through Thursday.
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Younges
Braddock Methodist Church
North League of Market Street Methodist Church
Girls’ Athletic Association
Jordan Springs
Kiwa Club
George Washington Hotel
United Brethren Church
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Miss Joan Rita Stauver Weds J S Gibbs In Distinctive Wheeling Ceremony
Miss Joan Rita Stauver elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis A Stauver of Woodlawn marries Mr Joseph Shewell Gibbs III of Echo Point Wheeling in an informal Monday nuptial at St Joseph Cathedral residence Reverend Andrew Keltus officiates before 100 guests A 530 pm buffet supper followed at the Stauvers Walnut Avenue home The couple plans a three week eastern honeymoon and will reside on National Road Echo Point Gibbs is son of Joseph S Gibbs II of Los Angeles and the late Katherine Stone Gibbs Gibbs attended Shenandoah Valley Academy Salisbury Academy West Virginia University Miami University Carnegie Institute of Technology and is connected with Stone 42 Thomas store in Wheeling
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Wheeling
Joan Rita Stauver
Louis Aloysius Stauver
Walnut Avenue
Woodlawn
Joseph. Shewellbbs, III
Echo Point
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Andrew Keltus
S. M
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Edington Lane
Stauvers
Gibbs
National Road
Joseph Shewell Gibbs
Los Angeles
Calif
Katherine Stone Gibbs
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester
Salisbury Academy
Salisbury
Pittsburgh
Thomas Store
Benchoff Boy Undergoes Tonsil Operation at Memorial Hospital
Master Benchoff, son of Major and Mrs. Guy A. Benchoff of Woodstock, had his tonsils removed at Memorial Hospital and was well enough to return home with his father. Miss Betty Drake returned to Stephens City after visiting Mrs. Frank Chandler in Harrisonburg Virginia.
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Benchoff
Jack Benchoff
Guy A. Benchoff
Woodstock
Memorial Hospital
Betty Drake
Stephens City
Frank Chandler
Harrisonburg
Virginia Pharmacists Back Roosevelt Recovery Plan
About 350 delegates of the Virginia Pharmaceutical Association at Virginia Beach adopted a plan to align with President Roosevelt’s industrial recovery program via the Drug Institute of America. They urged joining the institute and supported price maintenance contracts while electing James M. Lea of Danville as president and selecting Hot Springs as next meeting site.
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Virginia
Roosevelt
Drug Institute of America
Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
Cavalier Hotel
Virginia Beach
Ciation
C. Brooks
Winchester
Danville
James M. Lea
Walter S. Nicklin
Alexandria
Hot Springs
Virginia State Board of Health
E. B. Berlin
Berryville
Guy L. Miller
Charlottesville
R.S. Barr
Roy Crouch
Roanoke
H. S. Falconer
Newport News
W. G. Crockett
Richmond
A. L. S. Winne
State Board of Pharmacy
W. E. Locke
A. A. Arnold
Nassawadex
C. L. Guthrie
Petersburg
H. M. Peters
South Hill
A. A. Pollard
Lynchburg
R. J. Comyns
New York
Alan W. Saul
Norfolk
W. F. Bull
Pharmacy Week
Miss Bowly Sets Out for Pacific Coast and World’s Fair
Miss Nancy Devereux Bowly daughter of Charles L Bowly of Willow Lawn on the Valley Pike travels with her uncle Charles G Beck of Atlanta Ga. They will visit the World’s Fair in Chicago and then the Pacific coast currently visiting friends in Detroit. Master Richard Brown visits Cumberland with aunt Mrs Alice Brown while Miss Lucy Amick returns to New York City after visiting relatives.
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Nancy Devereux Bowly
Charles L. Bowly
Willow Lawn
Valley Pike
Richmond
Charles G. Beck
Atlanta
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Beck
Miss Bowly
Detroit
Mich
Lucy Amick
New York City
James Amick
Miss Amick
Milbourne Wiley
Boyce
More Federal Dry Agents Are Given Furloughs
Norfolk reports deputy Tolbert heads Eastern Virginia and Eastern North Carolina enforcement. Five agents here receive indefinite furloughs along with Richmond administrator Merrick. Ten Western agents also furloughed. Names of affected agents in Richmond not released. replacements and district shifts announced for Virginia and surrounding states.
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Norfolk
T. P. Tolbert
Virginia
North Carolina
R. Q. Merrick
Richmond
Tolbert
Merrick
Washington
J. C Jenkins
J. E. Crouch
N. ©. Alexander
Roanoke
J. L. Osteen
Greensboro
N.C
P. C. Caudle
Wilson
N. C
Edward Samipe
Asheville
Frank D. Lumpkin
South Carolina
John Wickham
Samuel Burgess
Newport News
Alexander
Samuel D. Brame
West Virginia
Carolinas
Maryland
District of Columbia
Stolen Poultry Gang Strikes Campbell Farm in Frederick
Thieves visited the Campbell farm on the Middle road in Frederick County and stole 35 Plymouth Rock chickens from the roost. Mrs. Alice Campbell reports the loss and local officers say they are checking poultry dealers to recover the birds or locate the thieves.
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Alice Campbell
Middle Road
Frederick County
Campbell
Postal Rates Are Reduced For Local Mailing
The local postmaster H Stouffer announced a new Postoffice Department ruling starting tomorrow allowing two cents for local first class letters and mail, with same rate for local rural routes from the local post office. The lower rate does not apply to postal cards or private mailing cards or non local delivery.
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H. Stouffer
Postoffice Department
Crops of Small Grains Lowest In a Generation
Washington reports the Bureau of Agricultural Economics forecasts the smallest harvest of wheat oats rye and barley in a generation due to drought and weather damage. It notes a large world carryover and low world market prices while domestic carryover remains high. Weather and price actions influence agricultural policy funding and grain taxes.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Farm Act
Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Upturn in trade continues nationwide says Dun and Bradstreet
The Dun and Bradstreet Review reports a continued vigorous upturn in business and trade over the past week. It notes improvements are spreading to all parts of the country and that the trend remains inclusive and broad-based.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet Review
Honest Man Is Discovered Honest Man Is Discovered
Omaba Nebraska June 30 A man named Sawtelle of Fremont damaged W W Wrights car by breaking a headlight. He left a note with his name and address, obtained Wrights name from the license plate, found the dealer who sold the car and bought a headlight lens to install after asking the dealer to arrange contact with Wright.
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Omaba
Neb
Diogenes
Elmer
Sawtelle
Fremont
W. W. Wright
Wright
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Roanoke World News
P. W. Boyd
Florence Deverle
Norfolk and ‘Western Railway
Princess
Brinton de Splenanais
Peter Yates Brinton
Presbyterian Church
Brinton
Daugherty
Cuthbert
Caldwell
Childs
Oakes
Austin Sloat
Marshall Cline
Leoni
MacDowell
Cowen
Franz Abt
Catherine Child
Tschaikowsky
Rachmaninoff
Catherine Childs
Orders
Gray
Lillian Oakes
Miss Childs
Tosti
Rendimi
Rossi
Maria Zucca
Austin Sioat
Mary Greenway Russell
Harry K. Russell
Jeanne d’ Arc
Billy Barnes
Retta DeHaven
Mr. Claytor
Handley Library
Jack T. Engle
Epworth League of Market Street Methodist Church
June Mason
Parkway
The
Lions’ Club
George Wash Hotel
Rotary Club
Golf Club
J. S. Gibbs
Weiner Road
Nettie
Peggy Varbaugh
Virginia Gardner
8 City
Deligh’ Weiner
Smith’s Park
Virginia Adams
Ss Brumback
Alice Funk
Reba Rinker
Pauline Lam
Lucy Drake
Jane Montgomery
Charlotte Stickley
Dan Brumback
Phil Carbaugh
Douglas Lovett
P. ©. Petrie, Jr
John Waltham
Laddie Henrietta
Stuart
Huntsberry
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Lovett
N. Loudoun St
Libby
Rocery Co
Loudoun St
Brooks
Richard Brown
Ralph Brown
South Cameron Street
Alice Brown
Cumberland, Ad
D. F. Kern
Wilbur Kern
Sunnyside
Gore
Edmund Pendleton Hunter
Southern Railway Company
Caroline Hunter
South Washington Street
Alexandria, Va
Lewis Pearson
National Avenue
Campbell Roost
Associated Press
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
Dayton
Distributors
Herrell Sales Corporation
S, Loudoun' St
R. M. Swimley
George Washingtonton Hotel
R. G. A. Stores
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
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