Miss Dorothy Clark Weds J Andrew Kater in Quiet Braddock Street Church
Miss Dorothy Clark became the bride of J Andrew Kater in a noon ceremony at Braddock Street Methodist Church South. The couple, attended by immediate family, planned a reception at Wayside Inn Middletown and a motor trip through the southern states before settling in Brooklyn after April first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Clark
Andrew Kater
J. Andrew Kater
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Murray D. Mitchell
DeKoven
Harry C. Stouffer
Floyd Haines
Wagner
William H. Brown
A. N. Gray
New York City
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Clark
W. 8S. Clark
Handley High School
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Kater
M. A. Kater
Fannie Ford Kater
Shenandoah Valley Academy
University of Virginia
City College of New York
Brooklyn
N. Y
Winchester Lawyers Show Signs of Improvement
Mr. Warren Rice a noted Winchester lawyer who has faced two weeks of pneumonia at his North Braddock Street home ate sizable nourishment today and his heart action, once a grave concern, is improving. Also, Capt. Jack Barrett of Baltimore died in an airplane crash. Mr. C Herbert Schutte remains stable at Memorial Hospital with slow progress. Maurice M. Lynch, a Winchester attorney on South Washington Street, shows further improvement but remains seriously ill from a neck carbuncle and is expected to be weak for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rice
Winchester
North Braddock Street
Schutte
C. Herbert Schutte
Jack Barrett
Baltimore
Memorial Hospital
Lynch
Maurice M. Lynch
South Washington Street
Appleway Cabin
Appleway
Kernstown
Cyril Mee
Philip Mauck
Apple Pie Ridge
Eston Tevalt
Marion Tevalt
Clarence O’leary
North Kent Street
O’leary
Miller and Anderson
Ala
Mississippi
Wiles Robertson
Woodrow Robertson
Atlanta
Texas
Coosa River
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Pell City
Ark
Alabama River
Montgomery
Pape
Sartelle Dinner Honors Daughter Miss Mary Louise Sartelle
Mr and Mrs Harry M Sartelle hosted a dinner dance at their North Washington street home last evening in honor of their daughter Miss Mary Louise Sartelle. About thirty guests attended and, after dinner, enjoyed dancing into the night. A George Washington Hotel Easter dance is set for Monday night with invitations issued by Mr Karl Clowser. Over 300 invites were mailed to Virginia and nearby states. Dancing starts at 9 pm in the main dining room with Hartmerton's Black Diamond Dr as the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Karl Clowser
Virginia
Crowser
Amerton
Lovett Brothers shoe store opens in Staunton area
Mr Frank Lovett and brothers plan a grand opening of Lovett Brothers, successors to the Timberlake Shoe Co. in Staunton. The event follows Frank Lovett and Harry Lovett visiting the area, as Mrs Lovett and family stay over weekend, with plans to move Monday for the formal opening. Mrs Wm Lamp hosts a belated birthday party on March 13 at their home with a cake and gifts. Miss Minnie C Maker returns to reopen her home for summer after wintering in Parkersburg and Rockville with possible sister Mrs R S Stokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lovett
Staunton
Wm. Lamp
Will Lamp
Mrs. Lamp
Lamp
Newton Green
John Perry
Ruth Bucher
Levane Barr
Clarence Cochran
Roy Lamp
Joy Roe
Mary Perry
Delia Cochran
Vivian Lamp
Eva Perry
Bessie Perry
Miss Baker
Minnie C. Maker
Parkersburg
W. Va
Rockville
Gray Gables Inn
South Washington Street
North Cameron Street
R. 8. Stokes
Mrs Johnson Photo Highlights Alabama Pope In Roebuck Social Page
Birmingham Age-Herald features Mrs Robert D Johnston of Clarke county as president of the Alabama Boys Industrial School visiting Roebuck as her son Evans Johnston travels with her. The item notes their Virginia departure six weeks ago and travels through North Carolina and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Birmingham
Birmingham Age-Herald
Robert D. Johnston
Clarke County
Alabama Boys’ Industrial School
Roebuck
Attractive Parties For Miss Roades In Elkton Visit
Miss Mildred Roads daughter of Rev and Mrs F A Roades of Elkton Virginia returned home after a visit as guest of Mrs Virginia Wall at 423 West Clifford street. Several handsome parties were given in her honor during her stay in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Roades
Mildred Roads
F. A. Roades
Elkton, Va
Virginia Wall
West Clifford Street
Colonel Roszel To Address the D. A. R March 27
The Fort Loudoun Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution resumes its regular March meeting after two postponements. Colonel Roszel will address the gathering on the scheduled Wednesday afternoon, March 27, at the chosen venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roszel
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Handley Library Chapter Meets for 3:15 Session
Members gather at 3 15 to consider meeting business. Special guests join at 4 00 as Col. B M Roszel speaks on the National Defense Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
Col. B. M. Roszel
Local Church Schedule Updates and Resident Health News
The Senior Epworth League will meet Sunday at 6 45 with Miss Lena Lichister leading services and a mission study discussion resuming. a pan tomime is planned. Several residents report illnesses and travels, including Philip Mauck recovering from surgery at Memorial Hospital. others visit relatives or return home from Philadelphia and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
the Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Lena Lichister
Faith healer arrested in death of Verna Delp
Charles A. Belles a self styled faith healer was arrested in Allentown Pa in connection with the death of 21 year old Verna Delp whose body was found at the Catasaqua Gun Club. The coroner cited poison as the cause but did not identify it. A murder warrant will be sworn out tomorrow and DA Gearhart vows a wide inquiry into pow wow healing in Lehigh and surrounding counties. Delp had told her parents she planned to visit Belles who had been a frequent contact. Police say he drove to the gun club with her and returned alone after several trips to the grounds with witnesses corroborating the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Allentown
Charles A. Belles
Verna Delp
Catasaqua
Belles
Gearhart
Lehigh
Green Pond
Children's Home Society Names New General Secretary
Richmond March 22 Frank Davis Preston was announced as General Secretary of the Children's Home Society of Virginia by E Randolph Williams president. Preston, formerly western representative for Public Charities Association of Pennsylvania in Pittsburgh, has a law degree from Cincinnati and served as Army Captain in WWI. He is tied to multiple social work roles and national committees reflecting a reorganized plan to better serve homeless children in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Frank Davis Preston
Children's Home Society of Virginia
E. Randolph Williams
Preston
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Office of
Public Charities Association of Pennsylvania
Illinois
University of Illinois
Cincinnati Law School
Infantry
United States Army
Williams
Glenwood Manual Training School
Chicago
Law School
Omaha Welfare Federation and Community Chest
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Council of Social Agencies
Trenton
New Jersey
Tuberculosis Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Red Cross
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
National Social Work Publicity Council
American Association of Social Workers
University of Omaha
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Children's Home Society
British Schooner Sunk In Battle With Dry Navy
New Orleans reports say the British auxiliary schooner Imalone of Belize, suspected contraband, was sunk off the Louisiana coast after a battle with the dry navy. One Negro seaman was killed or drowned. Coast Guard stations at Tuscaloosa and Biloxi relayed the action, which began near Trinity Shoals about 200 miles southeast of Moss Island. The Cutter Walcott pursued, fired on Imalone, but shoal waters and evasive tactics halted pursuit until Imalone sank near Sixty-Deep after further gunfire from the Dexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Imalone
Belize
Louisiana
Coast Guard
Tuscalooula
Biloxi
Miss
Walcott
Frank
Dexter
Hip pocket crime blamed for prohibition evasion
In a provocative statement the Atchison Globe calls prohibitory law ineffective unless hip pockets are penalized as a penitentary offense. Abolish the hip pocket, the paper argues, and you remove Sahara from enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Sahara
Rev F T McFaden Preaches Special Pre Easter Services
The Rev Dr McFaden of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South preaches the first in a series of sermons on service at Braddock Street Church with Rev M D Mitchell assisting. He stresses that believers are representatives of the Master and that faith, gratitude, and use of God given talents sustain the calling. Attendance is strong with interdenominational interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
M. D. Mitchell
Braddock Street
Methodial Episcopal Church
South
Dr. McFaden
McFaden
Presbyterian Training School
Richmond
Winchester
Show boat man recalls sinking on the Ohio River
A show boat veteran claims his vessel sank on the Ohio River after noting his troupe had prior mishaps. He says this is the first time a group he joined failed catastrophically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Two bungalow listings with bath and electric fixtures
Six room bungalow with bath and electric lights near Handley School offered at 2400 dollars. Five room new bungalow on large lot with bath and electric fixtures on a paved street with curb and gutter priced at 3200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley School
Tornado Toll and Floods Sweep the South and Midwest
A massive tornado from Alabama through Georgia powered through towns damaging homes and killing five, with two boys wounded in Mississippi near the state line. Across Illinois floods threaten farms, drive families from homes, and test levees as waters rise again after two breaks near Quincy.
Verdun Defender Mauri ce Sarrail Dies in Paris at 72
Paris reports General Maurice Sarrail longtime Verdun defender and former Syria commissioner died today at age 72. The obituary notes his influence in military and diplomatic roles and his later involvement in entertainment circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Maurice Sarrail
Verdun
Syria
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Miss Lillie Crisman
Mr. John Light
John Light
Bunker Hill
Lillie O. Crisman
DeHaven
Cartney H. Anderson
Pentecostal
No. 314
National Avenue
Edward Crisman
Light
Jefferson County
J. M. Light
Deauville Sandals
Deauville
Frederick County
Huntsberry’s
Lichister
G. M. Morrow
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
H. V. McNeer
Washington Inn
Bessie McNeer
Claude B. Rogers
Winnemucca
Nev
S. Dean Rogers
Ida Russell
George Ruble
George N. Hardesty
Berryville
Town
Stewart Bel, Jr
Mr. Bell
Hampden-Sidney College
F. L. Buckley
Constance Buckley
Philadelphia
Horace Davis
C. E. Babb
Mr. Bird
Cumberland
D. W. Lupton
Handley Faculty
Keith W. Morris
G. O. Miller
New York
Jesse F. Bly
Fairview Avenue
Mr. Minnick
Atwater Kent Manufacturing Company
Washington
James P. Reardon
Laura Smith
Esther Smith
East Lane Avenue
Edward Harris
South Stewart Street
Harry Butler
Joseph Butler
Europe
Liverpool
London
Germany
France
Holland
David Schenck
Plainfield, N. J
Ray H. Patterson
Wellsburg, W. Va
Children’s’ Home Society
Dry” Navy
Si Scott
Mercer University
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Sott
Fort Myers
Florida
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
America
Edinburg Hatchery, Inc
Eduburg
Dr.m'faden
Good & Company
Real Estate & Gen. Insurance
Rouss Ave
North Main Street
Merrelton
Anniston
Maxwellorn
Alphretta
C. R. Allen
Allen
Quincy
Jed Harris
Applesauce
Cohan Grand Opera
Broadway
Sample Shoe Store
Lovett Bros
Winchester Club
West Water St
C. Harry Hardy, C. A. Batifman Or
F. W. Forney
Gaize
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