Wedding Bells and Shifting Honeymoons Across West Clifford
After the ceremony a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Seabright on West Clifford Street followed by a honeymoon trip. The couple will reside at 20 West Clifford. The bride, John Handley and Shepherd College graduate, and Mr. Hoover, Williamsport High School graduate, have ties to local families and churches. The piece also notes a prenuptial shower for Miss Seabright at the Congregational Church, highlights Stewart Elting’s rowing victory with Tabor Academy, and mentions several local birthday events and church activities in Kearneysville and Ridings Chapel.
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West Clifford Street
No. 20
John Handley High School
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Hoover
Williamsport
Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Christian Church
Anne Amelia Seabright
Orville Hoover
Stewart Elting
8. O. Elting
Tabor Academy
Marion
Mass
Columbia University
Harlem River
Kent School
Kent
England
Anna Amelia Seabright
Mr. Hoover
First Christian Church
Braddock and
Clifford Streets
Harry W. Seabright
Thomas O. Hoover
Ernest Lee Nalle
Clarendon
Eulalia Savage
Roy A. Cather
Massenet
R. L. Williamson
Mendelssohn
Social Calendar Events Across Town
The schedule lists a Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at Mrs. F McFaden on North Bradlarke Street at 3 30 PM and a high school alumni gathering at Mrs. Kenneth Rice at 7 30 PM. The High School play Beads on a String will be shown in the auditorium with a benefit extension of the school day. A Braddock Street E Church South Circle No 2 meeting at Mrs. Cecil Bailey on South Cameron Street at 8 PM followed by an American Legion Post luncheon at the George Washington Hotel and a Mary Martha Class gathering at Miss Louise Gray’s Courtfield Avenue home at 8 PM.
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Oliver Grim
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
F McFaden
North
Bradlarke Street
Hand“ Jey High School
Kenneth Rice
Circle No
Braddock Street
He E. Church
Cecil Bailey
South
Cameron Street
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Mary Martha
Centenary Reformed Church
Louise Gray
Courtfield Avenue
Rev E T Clark Returns From Annual Vacation
Rev E T Clark pastor of First Baptist Church returns from Parksley Virginia where he vacationed with Mrs Clark and their young son. Mrs Clark will remain at the eastern shore home for a few weeks. Rev Clark will conduct prayer meeting tonight at First Baptist Church.
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E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Parksley
Winchester Shrine Club Meets In May Gathering
The Winchester Shrine Club held its regular meeting Monday night May 18 at 6 30 in the Farmers and Merchants Bank building. Following the business session the Eastern Star ladies served a dinner to members. A fair attendance was noted. Next meeting is set for the third Monday in June at the same time and place. Mrs Strother Sherman visits Washington with relatives and assists Miss Mary Sherman who is under osteopathic care for a nervous disorder. Miss Cecelia Massey spent yesterday in Washington as a guest of friends.
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Winchester Shrine Club
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Ladies of the Eastern Star
Mrs. Sherman
Capital
Strother Sherman
Washington
Leslie Cooper
Mary Sherman
Miss Sherman
Girls’ Athletic Association
Association
Elks’ Club
Klena Hoshour
Margaret Kelchner
Ruth Trepass
Chester Hobart
Shenandoah Valley Daughters hold district meeting
The Shenandoah Valley District Daughters of Rebekahs will meet tomorrow evening in Berryville with Starlight Lodge hosting. Miss Lyda Chapman presides as district president, and officers for the coming term will be elected. District lodges include Berryville Front Royal Bentonville Edinburg Stephens City and Winchester.
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Shenandoah Valley
Daughters of Rebekahs
Berryville
Starlight Lodge
Lyda Chapman
Asig
Valley
Front Royal
Bentonville
Edinburg
Stephens City
Winchester
Handley High seniors plan May play and social events
The Handley High School senior class of 1931 plans a May 29 play under Miss Robinson's supervision with promising progress. Mrs. B. B. Dutton hosts a Friday Bridge Club event at Washington Street. Footnote mentions Washington Seminary attendee Margaret Hansbrough and several local residents visiting, ill, or entertaining guests as Scarlet fever recovery and a wedding occur nearby.
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Handley High School
Death of Ralph Barton Noted Illustrator Shocks New York
Renowned caricaturist Ralph Barton, 39, was found dead in his East Fifty-seventh Street apartment with a pistol in his hand. Police labeled it a suicide amid personal crisis. Barton had suffered a prior heart attack and was known for satirical work in Vanity Fair and Harpers Bazaar. He had four marriages, the latest ending in Paris a month earlier.
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Associated Press
New York
Ralph Barton
East Fifty-seventh Street
Barton
Vanity Fair Liberty
Harpers Bazaar
Germaine Marie Tailleferre
Paris
Death of Samuel J Moore Saddens Mountain Falls
Samuel J Moore 37 died May 5 in Memorial Hospital after an appendicitis operation. Son of J Lawson Moore he farmed with his father and was active in church life. He leaves father and three sisters Lillian Pingley Lucy Bucher and Fannie Moore. Funeral was at Mountain View Methodist Church conducted by Rev Corron with interment following.
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Mountain Falls
Memorial Hospital
Samuel J. Moore
Lawson Moore
Star
Moore
Eto
Hattie Peer
Oscar Pingley
Lillian Pingley
Stephens City
Lucy Bucher
Winchester
Fannie Moore
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
Corron
Wardensville
W. Va
Gravel Springs Cemetery Pallbearers Named
Pallbearers were Charles Wiridell Ollie Wiridell Clarence Wiridell Charles Williams Marvin Holtzman and Joseph Pingley for services at the Gravel Springs cemetery.
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Gravel Springs
Charles, Ollie and
Clarence Wiridell
Charles Williams
Marvin Holtzman
Joseph Pingley
Master Swindler Surrenders To U S Authorities
John Factor known as Jake the Barber surrendered to U S authorities in Chicago. He faces extradition to London after being sought for a 5 million dollar swindle in England. British counsel Godfrey Haggard filed complaints and will pursue extradition for trial.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John Factor
Jake the Barber
England
United States
Federal Building
Godfrey Haggard
London
Miss Nichols Plans Solo Atlantic Flight Next Week
Ruth Nichols will attempt a solo transatlantic flight within a week, announced by her aeronautical advisor Clarence D. Cham berlin in Jersey City. The project aims to fly from the United States to Europe with Nichols piloting solo.
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Miss Nichols
Associated Press
Jersey City
N. J
Ruth Nichols
Atlantic
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Faithful Welcome for Aimee McPherson Returns Home
A large crowd greets Aimee Semple McPherson at Angelus Temple after her world cruise. She stands with flowers lifted as well-wishers press around to witness her homecoming.
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Aimee
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Report
Dull trading on the Chicago Board of Trade left prices near yesterday's final levels. Closing: Wheat July 60 1/2 cents, September 29 1/2. Rye July 39, September 39, December with no sales.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Acquitted Of Killing Husband In Nice
Charlotte Nash Nixon-Nirdlinger was acquitted of manslaughter in the March shooting of her husband, Philadelphia magnate Fred G. Nixon-Nirdlinger, in their Nice villa. The self defense plea carried the brief trial as a packed, dramatic courtroom heard the verdict.
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Associated Press
Nice
France
Charlotte ‘Nash Nixon-Nirdlinger
Fred G. Nixon- Nirdlinger
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Courtroom Standoff Ends After Police Reserve Time Clearance
A courtroom incident concluded as police reserves required 200 minutes to clear the corridor. No additional details on suspects or charges are provided in the fragment.
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