Golden wedding dinner honors Humston parents in Valley
A large turkey dinner last night honored Dr and Mrs Humston as they celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. About 50 guests attended with gold themed decor and a cake baked by their niece Miss Mary Humston. Guests included Rev Edward Clark and family, Stouffer and Sprint relatives, and J L Humston. The couple wed November 28 1882 in Berryville and later lived in Campbellsburg Kentucky before returning to Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Humston
First Baptist Church
Edward ° T. Clark
Ed. Sartelle
Ashby Sprint
Mamie Sprint
Gladstone Crim
J. L. Humston
T. L. Schmidt
Carroll Carver
Ella Sartelle
B. E. Russell
Fannie Stouffer
Bessie Stouffer
J. W. Carpenter
Nat Humston
C. B. Levi
L. H. Sprint
C. T. Owens
Frank Humston
Blanche Shoop
Harry C. Stouffer
City
J. A. Dorsey
Washington
Robert S. Smith
Kernstown
E. L. Humston
Middletown
E. H. Boyer
Frances Boyer
Summit Point
Humston
Annie Humston
Benjamin F. Humston
Berryville
Clarke County
Frank A. Strother
Berryville Methodist Church
Thomas Sprint
Holmes Ginn
Charles A. Ford
Front Royal
Campbellsburg
Virginia
James Humston
Louisville
Grace Lutheran adult choir weekly practice and calendar
Social calendar lists Grace Lutheran Church adult choir practice at 6 30 p m and several daytime meetings. Rotary Club luncheon at 1 p m George Washington hotel, American Legion Post noon and Women’s Civic League bi monthly luncheon at Frederick Tea Room, Braddock Street church groups meet in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Ad
American Legion Post
Geo. Washington Hotel
Women's Civic League
Frederick Tea Room
West Boscawen Street
Young People's Choir
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Young Christian
Methodist Episcopal South
E. de Yost
West Clifford Street
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Young Christians Class Plans December Meeting
The Young Christians Class of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will meet Friday evening December 2 at 8 o'clock at Mrs E C Yosts home 516 West Clifford street. Members should attend on time for discussion of two months business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
E. C. Yost
West Clifford Street
Little Theatre Organization
Handley Library
Virginia Vredenburgh
Smith
Carroll S. Smith
Harper Method Shop
Thursday Bridge Club
George Washington Hotel
Joseph Wright
West Boscawen Street
Education delegates attend Virginia meeting
Miss Elizabeth Gold Crawford returned to Berryville to teach at the high school after spending the weekend with her parents on North Washington street. She served as the high school division delegate to the Virginia Education Association annual meeting in Richmond. Miss Jane Jolliffe of Boyce attended Richmond as rural schools delegate for Clarke county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gold Crawford
Frank B. Crawford
North
Washington Street
Berryville
Miss Crawford
Richmond
Virginia Education Association
Jane Jolliffe
T. P. Jolliffe
Boyce
Clarke County
George Anderson
Capt
Edward H. Durell
Durell
West Cecil Street
Washington
Mary Greenway - Russell
South Stewart Street
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Miss Ethel Parsons Weds Leonard Unger in Hagerstown
Miss Ethel V Parsons daughter of Mr and Mrs Grantham Parsons Martinsburg Virginia avenue marries Leonard O Unger son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Unger near Glengarry Frederick county at Washington Square Methodist Church Hagerstown Md Rev Edgar H Showacre officiates TraVella Parsons Martinsburg attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie DeHaven
Stewart DeHaven
Siler
Garland T. Madigan
John William Madigan
Kernstown
Hagerstown
Jeffrey
Pentecostal Church
W. M. Baker
Mrs. Madigan
Henkel Boyd
Ethel V. Parsons
Leonard Unger
Grantham T. Parsons
Virginia Avenue
Martinsburg
Leonard O. Unger
Marshall Unger
Frederick County
Glengary
W. Va
Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church
Edgar H. Showacre
Travella Parsons
Legion Asks Local Posts to Stir Veterans Support
Washington report says American Legion executives urge massed post activity to block cuts in federal veteran benefits. The plan backs a four point program costing over two and a half billion dollars in ten years, including pensions for widows and orphans and a dedicated veterans laws committee. Rep Patman pushes for immediate payment despite Legion preference for delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Legion
Ram
the Legion
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
le Sue
Legion
Congress
Senate
Patman
Texas
Joint Congressional Committee On Veterans
Senate Finance Committee
Labor federation backs 30 hour week plan at convention
Under President William Green delegates to the American Federation of Labor convention in Cincinnati approve a six hour day five day week. Doak accuses racketeers and vows continued action. Green says to push universal adoption with federal government as model and to restore prosperity without pay cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Labor
William N. Doak
Doak
Federation
Banker Sinskey To Give 50000 Shoes To Maryland Residents
Baltimore banker Raymond A Sinskey arranged with state welfare agencies for distributing 50000 pairs of shoes. Twenty five thousand pairs go to county residents and 25000 to Baltimore city residents in need. Charles Gaither will ship the footwear to the agencies. More than 1000 asteroids have been discovered ranging from 480 miles to under three miles in diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland
Raymond A. Sinskey
Baltimore City
Charles Gaither
All Tickets For Army Navy Game Sold Out
Major Philip B. Fleming announced all 78 000 tickets for the Army Navy football game at Franklin Field Philadelphia Saturday had been sold. The stands will include cadets midshipmen officers and high cabinet officials from Washington. Army has again drawn a full house following last week’s Notre Dame clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
West Point
N. Y
Philip B. Fleming
The
Military Academy
Army-Navy
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Fleming
Corps of Cadets
Regiment of Midshipmen
Army
Yankee Stadium
Notre Dame Army
Lamps Carried by Nobles in Fourteenth Century Travels
In the fourteenth century, wealthy households included lamps in their silver service sets. Nobles on journeys carried these lamps in specially made leather cases, reflecting status and travel customs of the era.
Final Rites On Thursday For Mr Timberlake
Funeral rites for William B. Timberlake, Frederick County citizen, are set for Thursday at 2 PM from his Brucetown home with Rev. C. J. Clark officiating. Assisting ministers include Rev. Dr. Luther A. Thomas and Rev. H S. Myerly. Burial follows Friday in Reading Iowa. Active pallbearers are William Whetzel, William Huyett, Joseph Jolliffe, Henry Kline, Burr P. Harrison, Thomas Timberlake. Honorary pallbearers include M. M. Lynch, Robert S. Smith, C. C. Brannon, H. F. Byrd, Harry Light, Eugene Timberlake, Dr. C. R. Anderson, Judge Thomas W. Harrison. Survived by wife Ella R. Huyett and brothers Thomas T. Timberlake and Lee Timberlake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Timberlake
Frederick County
Brucetown
C. J. Clark
Brucetown Methodist Church
South
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Myerly
Mr. Timberlake
C. C. Brannon
H. F. Byrd
Harry Light
Eugene Timberlake
C. R. Anderson
Thomas W. Harrison
Timberlake
Ella R. Huyett
Reading
Thomas T. Timberlake
Washington, D. C
Lee Timberlake
Atlanta
Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Quotations furnished by Legg and Company provide closing price data for grain markets in Chicago. Figures originate from members of the Chicago Board of Trade and Baltimore Chamber of Commerce, with contact numbers Plaza 1498 and 1746 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legg and Company
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Chicago Board of Trade
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Plaza
I =cago Board of Trade
Embezzler Kills Wife and Son Then Commits Suicide
Archibald MacCullum a Lorillard Tobacco cashier shot his wife Elizabeth 43 and their son William 8 to death at Elizabeth New Jersey, then killed himself. A sealed note found in his pocket admitted embezzlement shortages and named Sidney Kelly as recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Elizabeth
N. J
Archibald MacCullum
Lorillard Tobacco Company
C. A. Brokaw
William
MacCullum
New York
The
Tobacco Company
Sidney Kelly
Lorillard
Prices Tilt Moderately In Dull Session
New York stock market traded in a listless session with gains in most leading shares. Prices moved irregularly early and afterward rose to show fractional to near one point increases as Sterling cables traded around 3.15 percent off. The Century Club event was held that afternoon at Mrs John S Scully's South Stewart residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
The
Stock Exchange Today
Sterling
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Garvin
B. F. Line
Sine
W. J. Muse
Trone
M. C. Garvin
Gore
D. P. Garvin
Danville
W. C. Garvin
Lynchburg
Paul Sine
Elsie Funkhouser
Erma Hottel
Mack Turner
Winchester
Miss Sadie DeHaven
Mr. G. T. Madigan
the Baptist Church
Hamilton
Taylor
Reid
J. M. Williams
Handley High School
Woolworth Company
Daniel Reid
Arnold Operated
Washington and Virginia Coach Company
Berryville Avenue
Young Christians
Ernest Griffith
Leonard Williams
Opequon
Mamie Griffith
Williams
Howard Carper
Gilbert Dove
W. J. Burkhart
Blanche Griffith
Ethel Dove
Cora Blue
Florence Netherton
Gentil Brewer
Anne Hausenfluck
Kitty Hausenfluck
Esther Seal
May Baker
Nona Colston
Little Theatre
Loyal Order of Moose
Winchester Lodge
A. A. Hanst
Huntsberry’s
Huntsberry
Civic League
Josephine Arthur
Moore
Anderson
Kauffman School
Community League of Kauffman School
Roy R. Boyce
Clearbrook
R. F. Cline
June Cline
George W. Patton
Frank Shriver
Cumberland
Mary Darden
Nancy Lee Coble
Franklin
William J. Affleck
Memorial Hospital
Southae Street
Joseph Schmidt
West Orange
Lewis Tuckerman
Brooklyn, N. Y
Schmidt
Charles Grim
Cecelia Massey
Orce
Sinskey
Handley- S. V. A
Christmas Club
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Chicago
Century Club
Handley-S. V. A
de Luxe
Marcasite
Margaret L
Hodgson
Commercial & Savings Banks
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Wonder
Loudoun Street
A. & P. Grocery
the Bell Clothes Shop
Big Joe
Loudoun and
Boscawen St
R. M. Swimley
Lovett
N. Main St
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