Elinor Woodward Weds Robert Crain Jr in Maryland
Miss Elinor Gladys Woodward of Front Royal Virginia and Mr. Robert Crain Jr. of Baltimore and Washington wed in Forrestville Maryland on a Saturday. The ceremony was led by Rev Wilson T Jarboe after the couple obtained a license in Upper Marlboro. Crain’s family ties to Baltimore and Mount Victoria Md are noted along with his late father and previous marriage.
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Washington
Virginia
Elinor Gladys Woodward
Front Royal
Robert Crain
Baltimore
Forrestville
Crain
Maryland
Ann Boyd
Community and church events midweek calendar
The social page lists events from Wednesday to Thursday including a community league show at White Hall titled Ar tunate Calamity, Grace Lutheran Church adult choir practice, Rotary luncheon at George Washington Hotel, tap dancing and ballroom classes led by Stafford Pemberton at the George Wee Hotel, American Legion Post luncheon at the George Washington Hotel, and Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Young People's choir practice.
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White Hall
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary
George Washington Hote
Aular
Stafford Pemberton
George Wee Hotel
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Young People's Choir
Braddock St. Methodist Episcopal Church
Engagement of Miss Mary Gravely Cutler to Mr. William S Nicholas
Announcement of the engagement ties Miss Mary Gravely Cutler of New York City and Danville to Mr. William S Nicholas of New York and Westport Conn. Nicholas is Harvard graduate, Balliol resident, ex Harvard assistant dean, now with National Electric Power in New York.
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Mary Gravely Cutler
New York City
Danville
William S. Nicholas
New York
Westport
Conn
Cutler
Charles A. Cutler
William Paxton
Woodstock
Winchester
Mr. Gravely
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Nicholass
Nicholas
William I. Nicholas
Milton Academy
Milton
Mass
Harvard University
Harvard
Balliol College
Oxford
National Electric Power Company
Easter Program Shift prompts Gore trip for Round Hill League
The Round Hill Methodist Church league will skip its Sunday meeting and travel to Gore for an Easter program sponsored by the Gore league. Delphian Society notes a meeting tomorrow at 2 30 pm in Handley Library with Mrs Elizabeth Kurtz Grim leading discussion on Landscape and Still Life in Dutch Painting.
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League of the Round Hill Methodist Church
League
Gore
Gore League
League of the Round Hill Church
Delphian Society
Winchester
The
Handley Library
Elizabeth Kurtz Grim
Local students plan holidays at homes of relatives
Miss Catherine McVicar returns to Lynchburg to spend holidays with her parents on Handley avenue. Richard Griffith and Margaret Beck travel home for vacations from Haverford and Harrisonburg. Henrietta Cornwell and Phyllis Palmer prepare spring breaks at family residences. Mrs. A H Dove hosts dinner for guests including Nettie Yowell and congratulates her on Orange honors. The Congressional Christian Church Bible Class meets March 24 at 8 PM at Miss Pauline Morris home.
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Miss Dove
Virginia Glass Dove
Boyce
Perry Business School
Orange
Pitts Madison Theatre
Sue Harlow
Verna Cox
Charles Massey
Harvard University
Cambridge
Carl F. Massey
Merriman's Lane
Westwood Byrd
Gunston Hall School For
Washington
Mrs. H. F. Byrd
Rosemont
Berryville
Virginia Cover Russell
Holton Arms School
Harry K. Russell
South Stewart Street
Catherine McVicar
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Charles P. McVicar
Handley Avenue
Richard Griffith
Haversford College
Haversford, Pa
Mrs
West Clifford Street
Margaret Beck
Harrisonburg State Teachers
Henrietta Cornwell
Farmville State Teachers
A. H. Dove
Young Ladies' Bible
Congressional Christian Church
Pauline Morris
Valley Avenue
Capone Denied Again by Appeals Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals refused to hear Al Capone's appeal from his conviction for dodging federal income taxes. The three-judge panel had upheld the earlier sentence by Judge James H. Wilkerson of 11 years in prison and a $50,000 fine. The path to the Supreme Court remains, but the mandate to send Capone to federal prison seems likely without a further high court review.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
al Capone
Tri-Judge
United States District
James H. Wilkerson
United States Supreme Court
Jered Ely
Capone
Last Desert
Death of Little Onial Sine After Heart Ailment
Little Onial Sine seven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sine died at Memorial Hospital at 8 o'clock Monday morning after about three months of rheumatic heart leakage. Dolly was loved by friends. Survived by parents a younger brother Roy Line and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Dora Boon. Funeral at Fairview Church at 1 pm with burial nearby.
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Miss Onial Sine
Lee Sine
Memorial Hospital
Little Onial
Dolly
Roy Line
Dora Boon
Fairview
Excavations in Crete Reveal Ancient House Ruins
Mementoes of the Past report excavations in Crete uncover chains of houses with painted tucco pavements and stairways, brilliantly colored, with many household articles still found among the ruins.
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Crete
Britain to send Ireland note on oath of allegiance
London reports Britain will issue a communication to Ireland to clarify its stance on abolishing the oath of allegiance. J H Thomas told the House of Commons the Free State says the oath is not mandatory, but Britain views it as integral to the treaty at the Free State’s creation. He noted no official Free State communication on land annuities, though De Valera’s remarks suggest the state intends to retain them.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Ireland
Peuneers
J. H. Thomas
House of Commons
Dominions
House
Free State
Thomas
Devalera
Enate
National Debt Commissioner
Local Sextet Wins Its Fourth Game In a Row
The Girls' Athletic Association basketball team defeated Capon Bridge lassies 17 to 12 at Handley High School gym. Led 12 to 8 at halftime the game stayed close in the third quarter with a defensive battle and tentative shooting. This was the G A A's last game of the schedule.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Capon Bridge Lassies
Handley High School
Man Killed As House Hit By Auto Caves In
Philadelphia March 23 A man identified as James F Meaker 26 died after his car collided with another vehicle and crashed into a brick building at Fifty second and Arch streets. Debris trapped him for minutes before police and firemen retrieved him. The clash with Julian W Smith a chauffeur for Benjamin Jaffe of Cynwyd led to Smiths injuries. Meaker suffered a fractured skull as the upper portion of the two and a half story building collapsed onto his automobile and the plate glass drug store window.
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Associated Pills
Philadelphia
James F Maker
Julian W. Smith
Benjamin Jaffe
Cynwyd
Smith
Meaker
David Kingstone
Chicago Woman Charged With Bank Defalcation
Agnes Steen former Parkway State Bank checking manager faced indictment seeking 30000 defalcation charges. She allegedly altered accounts and cashed checks from a nonaccount, destroying them after clearance.
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Associaten
Chicago
Agnes Steen
Parkway State Bank
List Sags Recovers Then Eases Off Again
New York stock market drifted through a listless session as traders awaited the Congress tax measure fate. The market sagged early, recovered in the morning, then eased after mid day amid cautious trading and scant fresh data.
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New York
Congress
Sterling Edges Lower in Early Afternoon Trading
Sterling fell to a steady price zone by early afternoon with cables opening around 3.64 dollars and all money renewed at 2 percent.
Rev Robb to Lead Holy Week Services in Centenary
The Rev. Charles E. Robb of Toms Brook Virginia will conduct Holy Week services at eight o'clock tonight in Centenary Reformed Church. The topic will address the Lenten season. The Rev. L. Flickinger, pastor of the local church, will lead services this evening in Robb's absence.
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Centenary Reformed Church
Charles E. Robb
Toms Brook
President Hoover teased with a prosperity song prompt
Rudy Vallee and Mrs Vallee visited President Hoover in Washington on March 23. Vallee recalled Hoover saying he might win a medal if he could compose and sing a prosperity themed song. Earlier, Walter Heiser of Norfolk, Virginia, stayed overnight with the Forneys in the capital.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rudy Vallee
Walter Heiser
Norfolk, Va
Fred W. Forney
Mine Center of Strike Disturbances In Ohio
A view of the Sunday Creek mine at Millfield Ohio shows the center of a strike disturbances that forced Governor White to keep state troops in readiness. The mine opening triggered trouble with miners stoning guardsmen and dynamiting a railroad bridge leading to the mines.
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Sunday Creek
Millfield
George White
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Ersoral
Elinor G. Woodward
Mr. Crain
Nurses’ Home
Dora M. Cornelison
American Journal of Medicine
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Cornelison
Phillip Fowle
Mrs. Kimmell
Tom Sutler
South Cameron Street
Wanda Lou Sutler
Sutler
Fay Chambers
Martinsburg
W. Va
Carolyn Jessop
Brunswick
Mildredge
West Cork Street
Ruth Berry
Harrisonburg
Miss Berry
Messrs
Justin Funkhouser
William Cooke
South Washington Street
George Allison
Shirley Street
York, Pa
Atlantic City
Thursday Bridge Club
Frank Gearing
Courtfield Avenue
C. T. Owens
James Landis
Ohio State University
P. J. Landis
Garnet Hamrick
State Teachers’ College
Sadie Hamrick
Clara Berry
Martha E. Tucker
W. A. Baker
George Ames
Merriman’s Lane
John Weems
Judge
Thomas W. Harrison
Washington Street
Arabella Davies
Gunston Hall School
Loudelle Potts
Purcellville
Trevor Downer
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Garland M. Hansbrough
Fort Hoyle, Md
Loring A. Cover
Tom Cover 3d
James B. Russell
Messrs. Cover
John Stuart
Nettie Tucker Yowell
Boyce Agricultural High School
P. P. Moody
Simplex
Huntsberry’s
Buye, Moon
America
Margaret L. Hodgson
Thomas Cover
Harry R. Kern
Fairmont Avenue
Cover
Phyllis Palmer
Greenville
Appeals’ Court
Little Sine Girl
Frederick County
Dominion
Commons
HAWKS
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Mr. Robb
Edinburgh Review
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Coats Millinery
People's Bargain Store
North Main Street
Lovett Brothers
N. Main St
Lucy Strosaider Snapp
395
Goodyear Speedway
Buncutter
S. Braddock St
Goodyear
N.B.C
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