Miss Lois M Forney Weds Max Lewis in Baptist Church
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Lois M Forney of Bast waen Street to Mr Max W Lewis of Darkesville Berkeley County W Va and a former Winchester resident. The 11 o'clock ceremony at the First Baptist Church was performed by Rev Edward T Clark. The couple traveled to Martinburg then northward toward Canada for their honeymoon. Mr Lewis works with the Pennsylvania Railroad in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois M. Forney
Raymond Forney
Bast Waen Street
Max W. Lewis
Darkesville
Berkeley County
W. Va
First “Baptist Church
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
Edward T. Clark
Miss Camille Little Weds William Sherman in York Pa
Mrs. Harry Miller of 117 South Kent street reports the marriage of Miss Camille Little of Washington to Mr. William Louis Sherman of Washington. The ceremony occurred in York Pennsylvania on Saturday March 31. The couple reside at 1612 Massachusetts avenue northwest Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
South Kent Street
Camille Little
Washington
William Louis Sherman
York
Sherman
Massachusetts Avenue
Northwest
Festive Visitors and Residents Gather in Local Town
A long list of guests and visitors from Ohio Maryland Washington D C West Virginia and Virginia called on North Braddock street and South Cameron street during the Apple Blossom Festival week. Notables include Mr and Mrs Walter Stauffer Columbus Ohio and Mrs Wilbur Snoke Dillsburg Pa. Miss Agnes Willis Washington. Miss Lillian Perry and Miss Margaret Amick from Maryland and Clarke county. and travelers from Richmond Winchester and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville School
Winchester
Berryville High School
Clarke County Woman‘s Club
Kathleen McCartney
Elmer V. Hodges
Austin Sloat
Helen Bailey
Virginia Cover Russell
Miss Bailey
Sylvia Grim
Edith Jones
Dorothy Greenwalt
Nancy Bowly
Ann Carr Russell
Martha Tucker Lupton
Charles P. McVicar, Jr
H. B. McCormac
Walter Massie
Philomena Larew
Winchester Junior Music Club
Ethy Lee Martin
Opequon
A. L. Martin
Jeanette Kolb
Washington
Marion Reed
Bridgeport
Walter Stauffer
Columbus
Ohio
Chester Stauffer
Mary Stauffer
Marlin. Stauffer
Dillsburg
Wilbur Snoke
John Davidson
S. C. Snoke
Hazel Snoke
Edith Smith
Charles Town
W. Va
Margaret and
Ethel Amick
North Kent Street
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Clarke County
Lillian Perry
South Cameron Street
Pennsylvania
Harmon Bell
Ruxton, Md
Stewart Bell
North Cameron Street
William Brosnan
S. W. Fanshill
Baltimore
Florence Parker
Onancock, Va
Sadie Dodson
Fred. Merkle
S .R. Williams
Walter Emerson
Walter, Jr
Louise Smith
Morgantown
Joseph Cooper
Strother Sherman
Romney and Keyser
New Market
Apple Blossom visitors return home after Winchester festival
Miss Winifred Skinnell apple festival princess from Franklin district and many guests from Rocky Mount Virginia Richmond Maryland and West Virginia have returned home after attending the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester. Several locals report relatives and friends visiting or staying at Winchester hotels and nearby caverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Skinnell
Franklin Senatorial
A. L. Edmund
Rocky Mount
Winchester
Grimes Gleanings from May 9 Grimes Virginia local notes
Grimes Virginia reports preaching at Galilee on Mother’s Day May 13 at 11 a m and Woodbine Community League meeting May 11 at the schoolhouse. Fire White Hal Mite Society meets at Locust Wood farm near here. Festival crowds in Winchester praised a float earning $30 first prize. Many local names mentioned with visiting kin from Baltimore and Winchester. Weather damp and gardens backward. births and building plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Galilee
Woodbine Community League
Fire
John Hubbard
Locust Wood Farm
Winchester
James Grimes
Lula, Clemmons
Vernon Rogers
Garnett Rogers
Glenwood Rogers
Baltimore
James Ggrimes
Clyde Sibert
Wilbur
Elaine Grimm
Wrre
Charles J .Gordon
H. B. Taylor
Belair
Ohio
George Meritt
Merritt
Loring Nesmith
Apple Pie Ridge
John Dicks
Rest
Meade Jefferson Farm
N. C. Hensell
Pennsylvania
Ben Hubbard
Mat
Funeral Held for Mrs Haycock of Chambersburg
Tie Haycock wife of the late Doctor Winncock formerly of this county but for years resided in Chambersburg Pa where her funeral was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Haycock
Doctor Winncock
Chambersburg
Two Front Royal Citizens Die in One Day
Word arrives of the deaths in Front Royal of Charles Updike aged about 63 and Joseph Kenner aged 72 both after illness. Updike suffered Brights disease following influenza and was part of a Warren county family with a past Ford agent stint and real estate work. Kenner, Shenandoah county native and father in law to Aubrey G Weaver, left a widow daughter Mrs Weaver and son B L Kenner Louisville Ky, with several siblings. Funeral for one is set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Updike
Warren County
Front Royal
Bright
Ford Motor Company
William
Thomas Updike
Joseph Kenner
Aubrey G. Weaver
Virginia
Kenner
Shenandoah County
The
Baptist Church
Weaver
B. L. Kenner
Louisville
Alse
Mrs Feinberg Former Resident of Winchester Dies in Baltimore
Mrs Fannie Feinberg widow of Peter Feinberg longtime Winchester merchant died yesterday at her Baltimore home where she had lived since shortly after her husband’s death. She leaves two daughters and one son, several brothers including the Brodie brothers in Pittsburgh and other cities. Frank Feinberg, a brother in law, was in Baltimore for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Feinberg
Peter Feinberg
Winchester
Baltimore
Frank Feinberg
G O P Restores Club Dues Tax To New Revenue Bill
Washington May 8 Senate Republicans defend their 200 million tax cut plan against Democrats pushing larger reductions. Republicans restore the ten percent club dues tax and reject Democrats’ bid to repeal the admissions tax while increasing the exemption from 75 cents to 3.00 for that tax. President Coolidge warns on expanding deficits if Congress delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Coolidge
Congress
Treasury
le Hat
Cunningham Ordered Taken To Captor To Plead
Philadelphia May 9 Sheriff Thomas Cunningham was ordered moved to Washington to face possible federal indictment for contempt of the Senate. Judge Dickens quashed the warrant and the prisoner was placed on bail pending appeal. He refused to disclose the source of a $25,000 campaign contribution from the William Ware fund in the 1926 senatorial election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Thomas Cunningham
Washington
District To Columbia
Senate
Dickens
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
William Ware
Eight-Year Tenure Rule for Bishops Abolished
At the Kansas City conference the Methodist Episcopal Church scrapped the eight year minimum for bishops. The vote 490 to 256 favored basing appointment on success and qualifications in each area rather than fixed tenure. A fashion note about Paris styles appears in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal
United States
Royal V. Thomas and mechanic killed in crash
Lieut Royal V Thomas and Vaughn Weatherby died when the Bel lanca monoplane Reliance crashed near Moonachie New Jersey en route to an endurance attempt. Thomas previously held a Lindbergh solo flight record with 35 hours 24 minutes 59 seconds before force landing at Roosevelt Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetterboro
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Royal V. Thomas
Reliance
Vaughn Weatherby
Moonachie
Thomas
Weatherby
Lindbergh
New York
Royal V.thomas
Durant
Okla
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
High Rates For Loans Weigh On Stock Market
New York May 9 High money rates cast a pall over today’s stock market with a steady drift lower under heavy selling. Early declines ranged up to 9 points, but a late rally emerged as out-of-town funds moved in attracted by 6 percent call money rates. Close showed strength despite the large volume of outflows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Handley Track Team Defeats Bunker Hill
Handley High School’s track team defeated Bunker Hill of West Virginia at Handley Stadium yesterday afternoon 70 to 64. Jim Snider led Handley with 16 points. Ritter of Bunker Hill won the fast mile. The Handley relay team Fries Huyett Bageant Snider, state champions, also won the relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Handley Stadium
Jim Snider
Ritter
Handley
Fries, Huyett
Bageant
Snider
Boxer's Young Son Found Dead in Hotel Hallway
Kenneth Keiser five year old son of Fay Keiser the middleweight boxer was found dead in a Cumberland hotel hallway. No marks of violence were found and autopsy did not determine the cause. Some organs may be sent to Baltimore for chemical analysis to test for poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cumberland
Kenneth Keiser
Fay Keiser
Baltimore
Watson Gradually Takes the Lead in Indiana Primary
In Indianapolis on May 9 United States Senator James E Watson pulled ahead of Herbert Hoover for the Republican presidential nomination as 2 518 of 3 610 precincts counted. Evans Woollen led Democrats with 78 412 in 1 328 precincts. Arthur Robinson led the Republican senatorial race over Arthur Gilliam and Solon J Carter. Albert Stump led the Democratic senatorial race by 31 889. Governorship nominees on both tickets appeared closer to clear outcomes without a majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
James E. Watson
Herbert Hoover
Indiana
Hoosier Solon
Evans Woollen
Arthur Robinson
Arthur L. Gilliam
Solon J. Carter
Albert Stump
Walter Myers
L. William Curray
Sure Way To End Night Coughing
Promises a remarkable Thoxine prescription that targets the cough cause directly. One swallow stops stubborn coughing instantly with a money back guarantee. Safe for children and claims superiority to gargles for sore throat. Available at Baker's Drug Store and other outlets in 35c 60c and 1.00 prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker’s Drug Store
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Max Lewis
Loyal Gleaners
Lester Fogle
Loyal Gleamers
Church of Christ
North
Cameron Street
Ellwood Snyder
Lena Riley
Fred, Stull
Carl Shaw
Stephens City High School
Mrs
A. G. Carter
Montana
A. Garrett Carter
Crow Agency, Mont
Woodstock
Mr. Carter
Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Huntsberry
William Sherman
Mrs. Snoke
Agnes Willis
W. L. Jones
Painter, Va
William F. Harrison
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charles E. Supinger
Richmond
A. B. Ruff
Margaret P. Chew
Col
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Addison Reynolds
Croxton
Victor L. Denny
C. Marshall Baldwin
Elaine Stevens
Margaret Anderson
Ima Bean
South Stewart Street
Mary Lee Enders
Kitty Manuel
Alice Turner
A. Jy. Turner
Mr. J. A. Fiwick
Hotel
Jack
Percy Drury
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James F. Hughes
Hughes
Conrad Filsinger
J. B. Kanade
Harry F. Chrismore
City
Hagerstown
Verda Boehm
Roanoke, Va
Boehm
Tom A. Williams
Louise
Middletown
Robyn M. Miller
West Gracestreet
Fredericksburg
Miss Miller
J. C. Eastham
James B. Russell
South Washington Street
Edmund P. Hunter
Southern Railway
Caroline Hunter
Virginia Barnett
Walter Barnett
Bristol
Va.Tenn
Virginia Intermont College
Nell Kibler
Frederick County
Bentonville, Va
Myrtle McKlwee
Keyser
Albert Spaid
Dorothy Anderson
Henry Bryarly
Home Life Insurance Company
Hamassel Webb
West Main Street
Shenandoah Caverns
Charlottesville
M. E. Huntsman
Rochester, N. Y
S. R. Williams
Norfolk, Va
Rotary
J. R. Fitzsimmons
Harrisonburg, Va
Sinclair Oil Company
George Washington Hotel
William P. Herring
Woodstock, Va
Lanier Gray
Doubleday- Hill Electric Company
N. E. White
Feinberg
Cunningham
M. E
Paris
New Orleans Times
Pocayune
Mechanic
Army
Jersey
Boxer
Watson
Empire
Marie Dressler
Marion Davies
the Patsy
Sample Shoe Store
Lovett Bros
Shawnee Heights
Newlin & CO. Realtors
Shawnee Realty Co., Inc
W. Water ST
Etie Bts
Woodbury’s
Pinkham’s
C. L
Bromo Seltzer
Castoria
N. Maen Street
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