Edwardian Wedding at Zion Church in Charles Town
Mrs. William Bainbridge Packette of Charles Town married Mr. Augustine Jacquelin Todd son of Mrs. Elizabeth l Todd and the late Everard inson of Washington in Zion Protestant Episcopal Church. Officiants were Rev. Conrad H. Goodwin and Rev. A. B. Mitchell. Attendees included maid of honor Miss Cicely Fontaine Alexander and bridesmaids from Charles Town Roanoke New York Berryville Winchester Cincinnati and Washington. Following the ceremony a reception at the bride’s home preceded a motor tour and plans to live in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bainbridge Packette
Charles Town
Augustine Jacquelin Todd
Elizabeth l Todd
Everard Inson
Washington
Zion Protestant Episcopal Church
Conrad H. Goodwin
A. B. Mitchell
Cicely Fontaine Alexander
Annie Davenport
Roanoke
Elizabeth St. Clair Hobbs
New York
Margaretta Whiting
Berryville
Miriam Davenport Talbot
Winchester
Laura Beckham Hoof
Rebecca White Trapnell
Margaret Shirley
Anne Catherine Alexander
Catherine Rutherford Packette
Cincinnati
Nisee
Sarah Harrison Brown
Sydney Magill Shirley
Eall ‘ Y Ib T Roberts
John Augustine Washington
Charlies Town
John Augustine Smith
New Orleans
Irvine
Richard Shands
Harry Lee Bowen
Baltimore
St. Clair Hobbs
Henning Nelms
Wiliam Mackall
Bridal Couple On Honeymoon Here
Mr and Mrs C I Hiltzheimer married last Wednesday at the Methodist Episcopal Church Pulaski are visiting the groom s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs T M Hiltzheimer in this city They spent yesterday in Washington and are en route to New York and other Northern points of interest on their wedding trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Hiltzheimer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pulaski
T. M. Hiltzheimer
Heltzheimer
Washington, D. C
New York
Local Residents Visit Relatives Across East Coast
Mrs. John P. Campbell travels to New York City to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ritter arrive from Detroit to spend time with kin. Mrs. Turner Lockhart shopping in Winchester. The Rader and Pursellett couples stop at George Washington Hotel in town. Visitors include Biddy Silverman Frank Sherman and Snapp from Washington and Philadelphia. Laura V. Hildebrandt returns from Brucetown to her home. Sadie Snapp Jr. and Maurice Cather with son Maurice Jr. visit Mrs. Cathers mother Blanche Shoop on South Braddock Street. Charlotte DeHart from State Teachers College Harrisonburg visits her parents in Winchester. Mrs. Louis H. Grimm visits sister in Washington D C. Dr Chas R Anderson leaves for Baltimore then Philadelphia for a week’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddy Silverman
Frank Sherman
Washington, D. C
Snapp
Philadelphia
Marshall Stryker
West Cork Street
Maurice Cather
Maurice Jr
Charleston
W. Va
Cather
Blanche Shoop
South Braddock Street
Charlotte DeHart
State Teachers College
Harrisonburg, Var
Winchester
A. J. DeHart
Fairmont Avenue
Colonial Brick Plant Expands Operations and Rail Link
The Colonial Brick Corporation plans long term use of shale reserves for 50 years with daily brick output of 100,000, aided by an electrically driven shovel. A standard gauge track to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad connects to Walter Stine’s area, enabling future plant sites. The plant, designed for year round operation, is led by President Mr. Lohr Copper with Vice President Fred L. Glaize and Secretary Treasurer G. M. Hansbrough, plus Manager Charles A. Hoshour and other directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Stine
Baltimore and Ohio
Walter Stine
Songs Board
Winchester
Colonial Corporation
Colonial Brick Corporation
Hoshour
Lohr Copper
Fred L. Glaize
G. M. Hansbrough
Charles A. Hoshour
Lewis F. Cooper
T. B. Patton
John W. Rosenberger
A. C. Slonaker
Charles Nicodemus
Wilkinson Case to Be Heard Tonight
Amos Wilkinson stands accused of disorderly conduct and destroying property for the Shenandoah Valley Cooperage Company. The police court postponed the trial to 7 PM to allow prosecutors to present witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Amos Wilkinson
Shenanandoah Valley Cooperage Company
Fruit Market Report From Martinsburg and Rochester Nearby
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes warm cloudy Martinsburg market with limited trading and steady to firm tone. Car lots on FOB terms list Yorks Romes Staymens and others with prices from 2.40 to 3.50 per barrel or per hundredweight and baskets with largely 85 to 90 cents for Yorks and around $1 for Romes. Rochester area cool and dull with slow demand and items including Baldwins and Kings quoted around 2.65 to 2.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland- Shenandoah -Potomac
U. S
Ben Davis
U.S
Yorks
Rochester
New York
F. O. B. Ual
Baldwins
Queen Marie Seeks North Dakota Farmer Help
Queen Marie of Romania asked U S farmers for practical advice to aid her country. She invited Dakota farmers to discuss agriculture at a St Paul radio event and planned visits with farmers and their wives. A Mandan dance welcomed the royal party and a Medora rodeo provided additional entertainment during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Marie
Fargo
N. D
Romania
North Dakota
St. Paul
Mandan
Great European Storms Ravage France and Belgium
Destructive storms sweep southwestern Europe with wind rain and snow. Rivers rise across Belgium and eastern France threatening floods. No region in France is spared as Meuse floods rise 18 more inches amid ongoing severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
Belgium
France
Meuse
Pinsley Keeps Positive Record at Winchester Gun Club Shoot
Winchester Gun Club hosts a practice session with new shooters and strong scores. Game Warden F W Pingley hits 50 straights then 125 in a straight run. In the team race Jones leads his squad to a 118 of 159 total while Pingley’s team posts 117 of 150. Individual totals list Jones 67 75 and Pingley 50 50 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Gun Club
F. W. Pingley
Jones
Pingley
Shirley
E. V. Weems
Pittinturff
EB. V. Weems
Gore Gleanings Local Society Notes and Visits
The Ladies Aid Society met at the hospital home of Mr and Mrs E D Davis with several absent due to colds. Refreshments followed and a future meeting was planned with Mrs Delwin Parish and Mrs Merlin Adams on November 24. Various visits and movements include Mrs N B Shingleton visiting her mother Mrs J W Parish, Mr F H Clemmons driving to meet Mrs Smiths brother Earl Layne, E Russell Hook visiting Richmond, and social gatherings among the Garvin and Capper families in Virginia and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
É. D. Davis
Delwin Parish
Merlin Adams
N. B. Shingleton
Kempton
W. Va
J. W. Parish
Winchester
Smith
Earl Layne
Ashland
Layne
Virginia
E. Russell Hook
Western Frederick Bank
Richmond
John Capper
Jacksonville
Bayliss Boyce
Hagerstown
Messrs
G. W. Bageant
D. F. Kern
Marybelle Sawyer
Washington, D. C
Mrs. J. H. Clowser Dies After Monthlong Illness
Caroline V. Clowser widow of Joseph H. Clowser died at her home near Hogue Creek after a monthlong illness of heart complications. She was 77, native of Frederick County, survived by three sons William H. of Mount Williams Robert O. at home Ollie C. of Hayfield a daughter Neva Shipe Middletown and Gertrude Hoover Hayfield two brothers Daniel Pennsylvania Joshua and Frank Orndorff Hayfield two sisters Annie White and John Boxwell Hayfield. Funeral at Mount Olive United Brethren Church conducted by Rev. S. Ludwig with burial in church graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline V. Clowser
Joseph H. Clowser
Hogue Creek
Frederick County
William and
Margaret Anderson Orndorff
William H
Mount Williams
Robert O
Ollie C. Clowser
Hayfield
Neva Shipe
Middletown
Gertrude Hoover
Near Hayfield
Daniel
Pennsylvania
Joshua
Frank Orndorff
Annie White
John Boxwell
Mount Olive
Police arrest chauffeur ends joy ride in police court
Milton Newman colored chauffeur received 80 days in jail and a $118 fine for operating an automobile under the influence while driving his employer's car. Edward Carter, also colored, was fined $68 and 30 days in jail with suspended sentence for unlawful liquor possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Newman
Edward Carter
Gordon
Carter
Fred Cain
Dewey Newlin
Stuart Brooks
Arthur Shorts
Death Pistol Case Reveals Scrivener Engagement Turmoil
Detectives recount Scrivener pressuring Catherine Markey in his car over past ties and alleged wedding plans with Helen Barner Parker. Parker says Scrivener proposed for Oct 12 then delayed the wedding to Oct 13, while Pratt denies any Danville trip or prisoner dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrivener
Arthur
Catherine
Helen Barner Parker
McLean
Miss Parker
Pratt
Danville
Miss Markey
Scrivener's Murder Case Details Emerge in Police Probe
Investigators link Scrivener to a planned wedding with Misa Parker, discuss a minister and a hotel, and note the engagement and wedding rings of similar size. The pistol, its origin, and the ownership by George Darnall surface with a loaded five round magazine and German cartridges. A necktie found in Scrivener's hand ties to a local shop, while threats and financial strain surface in testimonies ahead of a coroner's inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Parker
Martinique
Miss Markey
Miss. Parker
George Weber
Scrivener
Weber
Camp Meade
Meade
Baltimore
George Darnall
Harrington & Richardson
Darnell
Bureau of Standards
Darnall
Dar
Smith & Wesson
Arthur Scrivener
Matthew Walsh
Beck
Sailant
Bureau of
Binspector Pratt
Kelly
Spector Pratt
Annie Stauff
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Vate Gan
Aaler
York
North Carolina
Hales
S. Porter House
Heydler
Major House
Washington Light Infantry
National Baseball League
Asheville
N. C
Fred. Crim
R. Fred O
Crim
Mr. Crimamany
Vwee Nasser
Hemon
Virginia Shiley
Lillie Shiley
Louise Robertson
Helen Crim
Margaret’ Bauserman
Stella Bell White
Elwood Martin
Ralph Bauserman
Carlton Dyke
Garland Madagan
Fred Madagan
Alfred Beaver
Mr. Darton
Homer Inslip
Strother Shiley
Bearl Shiley
Mr. Miller
Richard Ginn
Turner Frye
Floyd Ginn
Lester Burkhart
Vernon Riding
Archbald Haymaker
Frank Haymaker
Emma Frances Hart
James Hart
Clark
First Baptist Church
Boyd M. Steele, Jr
Boyd M. Steele Jr
Stephens City
Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Steele
District Nurse Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph B. Snapp
Newbern
Nevereater
Joe Rimond
Awe A Hiendriekson
Aftetown
Deepa
Jack
Winter Haven
Fla
Garland March
Washington D. C
Frank March
S. A. Slaughter
Samuel Glass
Stanley Glass
Max Mrosenberg
Roanoke, Va
Hotel Jack
Jeanette Braithwaite
Cross Junction
William Brown
Mr. Walker Clark
Culpeper, Va
G. FE. House
Roland Bryarly
Hallowe’en
J. Lee Miller
C. E. Cougill
Eugene Creed
The
Potomac Edison Company
Nellie Hildebrant
J. H. Henry
Lillian Rinker
Garfield Hospital
Opequon
Ernest Wolfe
Moorefield
Alexander Hamilton
Hagerstown, Md
Lee Fisher
East Lane Avenue
Frank and
Nat Hampston
Carlton Collins, Jr
Carlton Collins, Sr
George Washington Hotel
Clyde DeHart
Hazel Bailey
Portsmouth
Leonard Sirbaugh
Brundswick, Md
G. F. Howe
J. H. Pickeral
J. F. Hoyle
Washington, D
G.F. House
J. S. Whitmorre
Washington, Pa
Dr. Scholl
Sample Shoe Store
John P. Campbell
New York City
Maurice Ritter
Detroit, Mich
George Rader
J. R. Pursellett
Easton, Pa
Frank Lévett
Laura V. Hildebrandt
Brucetown
Sadie Snapp
Louis H. Grimm
Mrs
Ernest C. Sloat
Chas. R. Anderson
Associated Press
Pinsley
Gore
U. S. Pat
Huntsberry
J. H. Clowser
County
Chaffeur
Misa Parker
THE LOYAL ORDER_OF MOOSE
Winchester Lodge
the Nathanson CO
Antalary Shle
North Main St
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