Bonito Pueblo life and Wright-Hardy wedding in Winchester
Mrs. Edward Butler outlines Bonito Pueblo life noting women’s rights and cliff dwellings while a celebration of social news reports invitations for the wedding of Miss Helen Gorges Hardy to Mr. Bradshaw Beverley Wright at Braddock Street Methodist Church.
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United States
America
Edward Butler
Bonito Pueblo
Century Club
Melvin Green
Southwest
National Geographic Society
Bonito
Butler
Coronado
Struthers Burt
W. P. Massey
Burt
Baltimore
Princeton
Alexander McClure
Lincoln
West
Wyoming
Katherine Newlin Burt
Wright-Hardy
Helen Gorges Hardy
Bradshaw Beverley Wright
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South
Miss Hardy
William G. Hardy
Mr. Wright
Fannie Wright
Joseph Wright
George Washington
Levin Klompus Nuptials Set in Baltimore
A Baltimore wedding of Miss Zelda Klompus and Dr. Harry Levin is planned for Mt. Holly Inn near Baltimore on Sunday, June 3. Rehearsal was held in Baltimore yesterday, and many friends of the Klompus family will travel to attend.
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Levin-Klompus
Baltimore
Zelda Klompus
P. Klompus
Harry Levin
Mt. Holly Inn
Miss Courtney Jones Visits Executive Mansion in Richmond
Miss Courtney Byrd Jones of Millwood Virginia is a guest at the executive mansion in Richmond. Her engagement to Mr FE B Combs of Richmond was recently announced.
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Peter
Rockville
Minnie Baker
R. L. Stokes
Century Club
Courtney Jones
Executive Mansion
Courtney Byrd Jones
Millwood
Richmond
FE. B. Combs
Marriage of Ruby Orndoff and Cecil Hilliott in Hagerstown
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Ruby Orndoff to Mr. Cecil Hilliott in Hagerstown Maryland on May 19. The couple are described as children of Mr. and Mrs. Aj.
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Baltimore Sun
Ruby Orndoff
Cecil Hilliott
Hagerstown
Committee probes Hale finance amid Hoover era campaign ties
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt testified that investigations into Frank J. Hale while a prohibition official showed attempts to learn about Hale’s financing of his publication Politics which opposed Herbert Hoover. She cited Chamberlain’s large deposits after Hale gained NY alcohol permits and cited a late‑night visit with Hale revealing twenty $1,000 bills.
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Washington
Frank J. Hale
Hale
Senate Campaign Fund Committee
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Politics
Herbert Hoover
Chamberlain
Lincoln C. Andrews
Rescue Efforts Under Way For Missing Italia Crew
A rescue mission from King's Bay searches for Gen. Umberto Nobile and the polar dirigible Italia. The Milano and Hobby prepare air and sea search, while reports of distress calls from Siberia complicate the operation. Italian officials and experts debate the dirigible’s fate amid harsh Arctic weather.
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Larsen
North Pole
Norge
Roald Amundsen
Otto Sverdrup
New York
King’s Bay
Spitzmergen
Arctic
Radio Corporation of America
Pacific Coast
Norway
Spitzbergen
Milano
Siberia
Hartford
Conn
American Radio Relay League
RAO 38
Local Social Guests Reported From Charles Town and Washington
Miss Anna Mae Snake was a guest of friends at Charles Town West Virginia. Misses Isabelle Crisman and Ella Brown of this city and Miss Martha Chandler of Strasburg were guests of friends in Washington yesterday.
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Anna Mae Snake
Charles Town
W. Va
Isabelle Crisman
Ella Brown
Martha Chandler
Strasburg
Washington
Mrs Clowser Dies Leaving Large Lineage in Winchester
Mrs Margaret Clowser died at her grandson Loring Clowser’s home near Rosenberger county Saturday at age 88. Widow of G W Clowser, she mothered 13 children and leaves 6 surviving, with 41 grandchildren 30 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral at St John's Church with Rev Murray Mitchell officiating. pallbearers were her grandsons.
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Margaret Clowser
Loring Clowser
Rosenberger
G. W. Clowser
Edward Haines
Ethel Hannum
Capon Sprigs
W. Va
Edith Kaplan
Swimley
Frank Clowser
William and
John Clowser
Winchester
St. John’s Church
Murray D. Mitchell
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
St. John’s
Old Peoples Day Observed at Round Hill Church
Old Peoples Day was celebrated yesterday at Round Hill Methodist Episcopal Church in Chambersville. A large congregation attended a special service for the elderly, with social music and a duet by Mr and Mrs Richard Cooper. Mrs Oliver the oldest attendee at 83 was given a bouquet, and Philip Ritter the oldest man at 84 received a bouquet.
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Round Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
Chambersville
Arge
Richard Cooper
Two Deaths Occur In Family Only a Few Hours Apart
Intelligence arrived with word of the death of Charles Crim in Martinsburg West Virginia after an appendix operation. Funeral services were held in Martinsburg with Winchester relatives attending. A niece Lola Crim died in Ashland Ohio, with services planned in Collinsville Pennsylvania.
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William Fleminster
South Kent Street
Charles ©. Crim
Martinsburg
W. Va
Crim
John Crim
Fannie Crim
Charles Newcome
White Hall
Winchester
Fleminster
James White
Clinton Miller
Mr Crim
Flemingster
Lola Crim
Ashland
Ohio
C. W. Crim
Mania Crim
Collinsville
Miss Crim
Mistaken for Bank Bandits Two Innocent Men Shot
Norton Kansas May 27. Tu Ju Robinson 34 restaurant man Hill City and Carl T Peterson farmer former sheriff were shot and seriously wounded by sheriff deputies after mistaken reports tied them to the Lamar Colorado bank robbery gang. They were hospitalized. A farmer boy had said the robbers tried to hold him up. Investigators found the report false and men in the area dispersed from the scene.
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Associated Press
Norton
Kans
Lamar, Colo
Tu. Ju. Robinson
Hill City
Carl T. Peterson
W. 7. Jones
Robinson
Peterson
Shervis
Scott City
Kine
Magee
Lamar
Colo
Ai Enhin
Elily
Yankees Lead American League With No Slump Seen
New York the Yankees streak ahead in the American League race with no sign of a slump. Contenders in the National League clashed while the Yankees pressed the season in crucial series against the Athletics.
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Associated Press
New York
Yankees
Yanks
Athletics
Stephens City Water Bond Issue Vote Appeal 1928
A May 26 1928 appeal urges Stephens City residents to vote for a water bond at the June 26 election. The message frames the issue as protection for the city and warns of fires and dangers if the bond is defeated. It invokes local figures and a community duty to participate in the polls.
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Stephens City
L. W
Shawnee District Sunday Schools Convention May 31
The seventeenth annual Shawnee district Sunday schools session meets at Carper's Valley Church between Winchester and Boyce in Frederick county. Morning program includes devotional, welcome, readings, and talks on Bible knowledge and community impact. Afternoon features parental duties, charting the Sunday School, and offerings for general Sunday School work.
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Shawnee
Frederick County
Carper’s Valley Church
Winchester
Boyce
Carper's Valley
Seéligel
M. Carper
L. D. Pifer
P. K. Deihl
Mreading
Charlotte Campbell
O. D. Lambert
Sylé
Bruce Shade
F. B. Snapp
Jubilee
F. Line
Gladys Sar
District Convention Programs At Shawnee District Meeting
Schedule lists 2:25 p m youth conference 2:50 p m solo, 2:35 p m report of department superintendents 2:45 p m illustrated storytelling 3 p m solo 3:05 p m teaching Sunday School 3:20 p m question box 8:35 p m report of committees and election of officers. Shawnee District includes Bartonville St Paul Carper s Valley Kernstown M E Kernstown Presbyterian Paxton Chapel Greens wood Round Hill Jubi Lee Opequon Union Cross Roads Evendale Union. Lunch at church during noon hour as usual and invites all to annual district convention with us.
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J. D. Cammer
Solo
Marie Pifer
Margarett Titler
Bruce Shade
Paul Harris
Shawnee
Bartonville
St. Paul
Carper’s Valley
Kernstown
M. E
Kernstown Presbyterian
Paxton Chapel
Greenswood
Round Hill Presbyterian
Jubilee
Opequon
Union Cross Roads
Evendale Union
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Bert Elliott
Hagle’s
William ‘Caine
8. A. Stickle
New York City
Hotel Jack
L. L. Trahan
Woodstock Lane
Miss Steele
Lucie Dean
P. E. Lineberg
BE. B. Smoke
Baker Chamberlin
White Post
M. P. Ebert
Clearbrook
C. EB. Cougill
Middletown
Harold Sowers
John Warl
Milldale
Willard Holland
Washington, D. C
Gore, Va
W. F. Serratt
Glenholden
N Y
J. W. Hallman
Philadelphia, Pa
Jack
Elizabeth Brown
James P. Reardon
Mount Jackson
Eva Fauver
R. D. Lurber
Knoxville, Tenn
George Washington Hotel
D. W. Ritenour
Memorial Hospital
Vincent C. Franks
Grace Episcopal Church
Berryville
Annie Osborn
Mr. Lodge Hill
Joseph R. Hill
South Cameron Street
B. M. Knight
Roanoke
W. H. Bowers
Halethorpe, Md
William Flemingter
Miller Fletcher
East Piccadilly Street
Ruth Clanahan
Mrs C. Harrison
C. L. Clanahan
This
City
Ryland Conner
Julia Collins
Dorothy Swartz
Ernest Grayson
Freda Lou Grayson
Keyser
W.va
Frank Graves
Atlanta, Ga
Elsie Wisecarver
Mildred Clem
Albert Norton
Frank Krebs
Motor
D. G. McMillan
Harrisonburg, Va
Hotel
F. Ramacciotti
Lyda Chapman
Lenora, Va
Harold Darlington
Mrs. Ridenour
Charlottesville
Reginald Darlington
Catawba Sanatorium
Darlington
William la Rue
Harpers Ferry
Davii Rhinehart
Wormlesburg, Pa
Robert Grim
Annie Grim
Vogue
Red Cross
Huntsberry
Mabel Walker Wildebrant
The
Round Hill
Oldets Flanagan
Ebenezer Hardgrass
Chao Chu Wu
Far East
U. S
Geant
IT. N. Good
Baltimore & Ohio
Sample Shoe Store
Lovett Bros
Waest
Finest Opera House
Soa
Winthrop Ames
Laeter
Gilbert and Sullivan
Newark
Jolanthe
Tus Mosone
Laurel and Main Sts
Lions Club
Old
Virginia
N. Main St
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