Couple Married as Rev Bush Officiated in Winchester
The wedding of Luther Ash of Mt Falls to Mrs George Shell of Mise Neawacomdew was officiated by Rev C Bush of the Southern Methodist Church. The bride is daughter of William Sirbaugh and the late Mrs Sirbaugh. The groom is son of the late Mr and Mrs George Ash.
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Southern Methodist Church
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Mt. Falls
George Shell
Mise Neawacomdew
George Ash
William Sirbaugh
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Wilmington
Del
Peabody Conservatory of Music
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Norfolk
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Washington, D.C
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Washington, D. C
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Hagerstown
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A. A. McKay
Roland Park
Baltimore
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Bronsville
N. Y
Robert M. Ward
Martha Tucker
Liza Tucker
H. N. Baker
Richmond
Hotel
Jack
John Turner
Roanoke
Fredrick County Farmer Injured In Runaway
Raymond Rosenberger, a young farmer living southeast of town on the Rosenberger farm, was brought to Memorial Hospital after a wagon colt balked and he fell, breaking the bones near his right ankle. He is married to Miss Bessie Sartelle, daughter of Mrs. John Sartelle.
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Frederick County
Asa Rosenberger
Memorial Hospital
Rosenberger
John P. Sartelle
South Loudoun Street
Bessie Sartelle
Bullet Narrowly Misses Governor Sorlie at North Dakota Mansion
A bullet fired through a window of the North Dakota executive mansion narrowly missed Governor A G Sorlie. Police have no clues who fired the shot. This marks the second such incident in three weeks at the mansion when the governor was in front of a large plate glass window.
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Associated Press
Bismarck
N. D
Executive
A. G. Sorlie
Executive Mansion
Capitol
Diocese Council Admits Immanuel Church and Sets Pledge Plan
The diocese council action includes admitting Immanuel Church near Alexandria as a separate congregation and approving a pledge plan to pay off about 44,000 in debts. Delegates debated primary and secondary columns for Blue Ridge Industrial School and St Pauls Virginia, with a December report and December 15 distribution schedule. The session ended with prayers and a benediction as delegates stayed overnight.
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University of Virginia
Robert Beverley
Blue Ridge Industrial School
Immanuel l
Immanuel Church
Alexandria
Fairfax Parish
H. St. George
Tucker
William Cabel
Ll Brown
Lindbergh Prepares Single Flight Across Atlantic
Capt Charles A. Lindbergh of Missouri National Guard hopes to depart from Roosevelt Field for Paris in the Spirit of St Louis. He faced near disasters during takeoff as he carried 5150 pounds of fuel, 448 gallons of gas, and weather issues improved for a hopeful dawn start.
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Here
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Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Charles A. Lindbergh
Missouri National Guard
Paris
Missourian
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New Foundland
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Lindbergh Flight News From Across The Nation
Reports from Halifax Detroit and New York describe NX-211 marked Spirit of St. Louis heading toward Paris with Mrs Lindbergh's steadfast confidence in her son. Weather maps forecast favorable conditions after Newfoundland as Columbia and Bellanca pilots face delays and rival plans.
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Evangeline L. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Lindbergh
Ryan
Columbia
Bellanca
Lloyd Bertaud
Charles Levine
Linderbergh
Levine
Clarence
Chamberlin
Grand Banks
New England
Drummer Boy Of Shiloh's Fame Ends In Ill Health
James B. Butler 77 once known as the Drummer Boy of Shiloh is critically ill at his Franklin Pennsylvania home. A retired oil operator, he joined the Union army in 1861 at Princeton Indiana as a drummer boy in the Seventeenth Indiana Volunteer Infantry. He saw action at Shiloh in April 1862 and inspired the wartime play The Drummer Boy of Shiloh.
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Associated Press
Franklin
James B. Butler
Shiloh
Lincoln
Butler
Princeton
Ind
Seventeenth Regiment
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Italian aviator Pinedo leaves for Newfoundland in seaplane
Commander Francesco de Pine do, Italian aviator, hopped off from Shippegans Island at 11.55 a m in his seaplane Santa Maria II. He planned to follow the coast and hinted at a descent at Sydney Nova Scotia. The weather was fair and clear for the four continent flyer.
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Associated Press
Shippegan Island
N. B
Francesco de Pinedo
Newfoundland
Sydney
N.S
Fair Weather For Stadium Fistcuff At Yankee Stadium
New York May 20 fair weather looks set for the Shar key Maloney heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium. The title fight, postponed from last night due to rain, was ready to proceed as the sun cleared the field by midafternoon and clear skies were forecast for the rest of the day.
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Associated Press
New York
Three Alleged Fowl Thieves Held In Jail
Sheriff Pannett arrested John Householder Camillus McKee and Dewey Elliott in Frederick County for chicken thefts. A crate of chickens was found in a car linked to the suspects, with 21 birds allegedly stolen from Peyton Marshall. Hearing set before Justice Tavenner.
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Camillus McKee
Dewey
Duke) Elliott
Pannett
Frederick County
Loudoun Street
McKee
Elliott
Householder
Gore
Lindbergh Plane Details Reveal Spirit of St Louis
The long article outlines the Bellanca monoplane Columbia known as the Spirit of St Louis. It covers speed, fuel, oil, range and payload facts. It notes Lindbergh’s cross country and Atlantic plans with no radio and minimal provisions.
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Columbia
San Diego
Calif
New York
Lindbergh
Atlantic
New MELLO-GLO French Process Face Powder Ad
An advertisement promotes MELLO-GLO face powder from Peopl's Drug Co. It claims long wear and a peachy tone, emphasizing a special French process and naming MELLO-GLO as unmatched. It targets customers seeking shine control and color enhancement.
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Peopl’s Drug Co
Welcome plans for Shenandoah Valley special tour
The San Antonio and San Francisco chambers of commerce invite Virginia travelers to visit their cities. They promise hospitality and guided tours to historic sites and attractions, noting the Shenandoah Valley Special will arrive in June and July, with officials ready to assist.
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Los Angeles
Winnipeg
Texas
San Antonio
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Shen
Another Body Is Removed From West Va. Mine
The body of Patrick John Brennan Jr head pumper was removed from the Everettsville mine of the New England Fuel and Transport Company. The death toll from the April 30 explosion rises to 92 with five more hod men believed to remain in the workings.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Patrick John Brennan
Everettsville
New England Fuel and Transport Company
Market extends gains as merger rejection ignored
In New York on May 20 the stock market held firm after a brief rail selling wave. The Interstate Commerce Commission's rejection of the Kansas City Southern merger plan did not derail a rally. More than two score issues hit new peak prices for the year by early afternoon led by high priced industrials and specialties.
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Associated Press
New York
Southwestern Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City Southern
Sinclair Sentenced to Jail and Fine in Teapot Dome Probe
Harry F. Sinclair oilman was sentenced to three months in jail for contempt of the Senate and fined 500 dollars by District of Columbia court. The penalties follow his refusal to answer questions during the Teapot Dome lease investigation and his conviction in March after an eight hour jury review. An appeal to the D C Court of Appeals was noted, and Sinclair was released on 5000 dollar bail.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
United States Senate
Justice Hitz
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Sinclair
Teapot Dome
District of Columbia Supreme Court of Appeals
British RAF Officers Begin Nonstop Flight to India
Lieutenants C R Carr and L M Gillman of the Royal Air Force left Cramely England at 10 42 am on a bid for a non stop flight to India in a Hawker Horsley. The journey covers about 4000 miles with an expected duration near 40 hours.
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Cramely
Eng
C. R. Carr
L. 8. M. Gillman
Royal Air Force
India
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