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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1926

Page

6

Miss Mary Boyle Weds James Vincent Brooks in Emmitsburg

Miss Mary Clare Boyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swope Boyle, married James Vincent Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brooks, at a nuptial mass in Emmitsburg Maryland. Rev Francis L Rogers officiated. The ceremony coincided with the silver wedding anniversary of the bride’s parents. The couple will tour Pennsylvania and New York after a breakfast reception at the bride’s home.

Harry 8. Boyle, Jr Chesapeake and Ohio Telephone Company Emmittsburg Mary Clare Boyle Henry Swope Boyle James Vincent Brooks John T. Brooks Baltimore Francis L. Rogers C. M

Virginia 1776 sesquicentennial delegates visit Williamsport

Mrs. Robert M. Littlejohn and Mrs. Blisworth Eliot travel to Williamsburg Virginia at the invitation of the Virginia General Assembly to mark the 1776 Virginia Convention session that instructed delegates to declare independence from Britain. The two ladies descend from Virginia colonial families.

Robert M. Littlejohn East Sixty-seventh Street Blisworth Eliot East Sixty-seventh Ee Williams General Assembly of Virginia Congress United States Great Britain Littlejohn Eliot

Railroad Men In Auto Wreck Near New Market

While en route to caverns in Shenandoah county, an automobile carrying Colonel J. J. Puller, Clyde Barton of Seaboard Air Line, and J. A. Roberts of Pennsylvania Railroad skidded near New Market. The car overturned, occupants were thrown out but suffered only minor cuts and bruises, and the vehicle was wrecked.

Shenandoah County J. J. Puller Clyde Barton Seaboard Airline Railroad J. A. Roberts Pennsylvania Railroad New Market

County Jurymen Selected By Commissioners

The jury commissioners of Frederick county met and drew the 1926 circuit court juries list. Coleman Dunn J B Snapp and M Calvin Garvin chaired. From the county's personal property taxpayers they select 300 names, drawn as needed from five magistrerial districts proportional to population.

Circuit Court Frederick County Coleman Dunn J. B. Snapp M. Calvin Garvin

Young Couples Secure Licenses

Marriage licenses issued by the county clerk list two couples. Lawrence E Meadows and Anna M Fuller, he from Page county, now of Mount Williams Frederick county. she native of Warren county Virginia, living near Nineveh. William E Robinson and Mary E Muntzing, he of War d ensville West Virginia, now Kernstown farmer. she daughter of H E Muntzing, born in Maysville West Virginia, now Kernstown.

Lawrence E. Meadows Anna M. Fuller Page County J. W. Meadows Mount Williams Frederick County Alonzo Fuller Warren County Nineveh William E. Robinson Mary E. Muntzing Ross Robinson Wardensville W. Va Kernstown This County H. E. Muntzing Maysville

Competitive Drill At Handley May 20

The Handley High School military cadets will hold their annual inter company drill at 2 oclock Thursday afternoon on school grounds. A large crowd is expected to witness the evolutions and formations of the cadets.

Handley High School Handley School

Bomb damages American embassy in Buenos Aires

A bomb exploded before the U S embassy in Buenos Aires late last night causing a hole in the door and shattered windows. No injuries were reported. Ambassador Peter Augustus Way was away but returned about ten minutes later and could not explain the motive though ties to the Sacco and Vanzetti trial denial were suggested.

Associated Press Buenos Aires United States Peter Augustus Way Nicola Sacco Bartolomeo Vanzetti Massachusetts

Hopewell Sunday Attendance Falls Amid Rain

The Hopewell Friends Society quarterly meeting drew only a few hundred attendees, far below the 5000 plus seen in past years, due to rain. Speakers included Rev O Edward Janney and Judge James W Harry of Baltimore and Daniel Bachelor of Washington DC. Attorney M M Lynch attended as usual.

The Friends Society Hopewell O. Edward Janney James W. Harry Baltimore Daniel Bachelor Washington, D.C M. M. Lynch Mr. Lynch Hopewell Meeting House

Shriners to Hold Ceremony in Hagerstown This Week

Aliyahs Temple and Nobles of the Mystic Shrine of Cumberland Maryland will stage a ceremonial session in Hagerstown Maryland on Thursday evening May 20. A large class of candidates will be conducted and a Shrine banquet will follow. Many Shriners from the region are expected to attend.

Aliyahs Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Cumberland Hagerstown

Rain Breaks Long Drought in Local Section

A steady rainfall Saturday night into Sunday drenched the area. At Winchester Field Laboratory the total reached 1.16 inches, the heaviest in months and the first meaningful shower of spring. It moistened springs and streams and raised hopes for drier, more predictable weather ahead. In Trenton, Harrison W. Noel, Montclair, saw his murder conviction reversed by the Court of Errors and Appeals, granting a new trial in the slaying of Raymond Pierce.

Winchester Field Laboratory Associated Press Trenton N. J Harrison W. Noel Montclair Raymond Pierce Newark Court of Errors and Appeals Noel State Prison

Resolution Dissolves W. H. Baker Company in Virginia

Notice states that at a special meeting on April 19 1926 the stockholders of W. H. Baker a West Virginia corporation resolved to dissolve and direct officers to advertise and take steps to perfect dissolution at its Winchester Virginia office dated April 20 1926.

W. H. Baker West Virginia Winchester Virginia

Indictments Seen In Pennsylvania Beer Trust Probe

In Cleveland on May 1 17 thirty six Pennsylvanians reported for grand jury duties related to a vast beer trust investigation. Witnesses from Lock Haven Scranton and other cities gave sworn statements. U S District Attorney Bernstein said up to 100 could be indicted and 60 more indictments were anticipated in the alcohol probe.

Associated Press Cleveland Ohio Lock Haven Scranton Gerald Murphy Prohibition Department Witneses Pennsylvania United States A. E. Bernstein Northwest Alcohol Trust Bernstein

Civic League Offers Prizes For Flower Boxes And Gardens

The Women's Civic League announces prizes for the best flower boxes and gardens. Two awards will be given in each category with first and second prizes. Judging occurs around the first of September. all adults and children are encouraged to participate.

Civic League Army of Flies Swat Women’s Civic League

Dr Ren R Lacy Accepts Election To Hod Seminary

The Rev Dr Ben R Lacy Jr was elected president of Union Theological Seminary Richmond Va to succeed Rev Dr Moore and has accepted. Lacy an WWI army chaplain served as captain in France and is a Davidson Union Seminary and Oxford grad. Mrs Lacy Emma White daughter of Rev Dr William White. The Lacys and their three children vacation at Mrs Lacy's Warren County summer home.

Ben. R. Lacy, Jr Union Theological Seminary Richmond Moore Atlanta Lacy France Davidson College Union Seminary Oxford University Emma White William McC. White

Rev Dr Bast Sentenced to Three Months in Prison

The Rev. Anton Bast of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Scandinavia was ordered to begin a three month imprisonment today after conviction for misusing charity funds. An appeal for pardon and a new trial was previously rejected.

Associated Press Po Atte Bee Anton Bast Methodist Episcopaleke Scandinavia

Foot Guards and Blues Pay Silent Florals at Poilu Tomb

Parisians watched visiting Connecticut and Virginia military units march to the tomb of the unknown poilu on the Champs Elysees and lay flowers in a quiet ceremony. They then greeted President Doumergue at the Elysee Palace, the sun brightening a scene of polished uniforms and hopeful morning light.

Poilu Associated Press Paris Connecticut Virginia Champs Elysee

Funkhouser Wins Grand Show Honor at VPI Hoof and Horn

C C Funkhouser son of Mr and Mrs Joseph H Funkhouser White Post Va was high honor man at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Hoof and Horn Club sixth annual show E R Price dean of agriculture announced He placed first in Shorthorn cattle reserve in cattle grand champion in Southdown sheep and won grand championship overall for a Southdown ewe The award came with a trophy donated by T Woonsun Richmond Va showing the club trains students in animal husbandry and judges livestock by ring presentation

C.C. Funkhouser Joseph H. Funkhouser White Post Virginia Polytechnic Institute E. R. Price School of Agriculture T. Woonsun Richmond Virginia Polytechn Institute

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