Wedding trip marks new home for Snyder couple
The bride and groom, residents tied to Baltimore and Martinsburg, plan to reside at 117 South Queen street after a wedding trip that started at 703 West King street. The groom works as a teller at Peoples Trust Company and the bride is involved in insurance offices.
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West
King Street
Snyder
North
South Queen Street
James Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Baltimore
The
Peoples Trust Company
Clyde E. Smith
Martinsburg
May Summer
Social calendar of church choirs and clubs week schedule
Wednesday 6 45 p m regular weekly and practice of Tee peoples choir Brethren Church 7 p m regular weekly meeting and practice of young less choir First Baptist Church 8 p m Winchester Lodge Benevolent Protective Order of Elks 8 15 p m adult choir Grace Lutheran Thursday 1 pm Rotary Club luncheon 7 30 pm Girls Athletic Association meeting West Piccadilly street Friday 12 30 pm American Legion Post luncheon 3 30 pm Civic League Handley Library meeting and Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church young peoples choir Monday 1 30 pm Music Lovers Club practice 12 30 pm Lions Club adult choir First Baptist Church 12 45 pm Kiwanis Club weekly session
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Tee Peoples
Tted Brethren Church
Young Less
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
American Legion Post
Civic League
Handley Library
Young Peoples
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Music Lovers’ Club
Lions’ Club
Miss Lorraine Lynn Weds J C Snyder in Martinsburg Church
Miss Lorraine Lynn daughter of Mr and Mrs Do Mearval Lynn married Joseph Carlton Snyder at Trinity Methodist Church Martinsburg on Monday afternoon. The Rev W S Hammond officiated as guests heard vocal solos by Wallace Reynolds and organ music by Mrs E Church. The bride wore ivory transparent velvet with train and veil, and her maid of honor Miss Charlotte Hopper wore dahlia blue velvet. A reception followed.
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Lorraine Lynn
J. C. Snyder
Martinsburg
Do. Mearval Lynn
Joseph Carlton Snyder
Trinity ‘Methodist Episcopal Church
W. S. Hammond
Wallace Reynold
E. Church
Parkersburg
W. V
Charlotte Hopper
Alston Speck
Lawrence Robertson
Carl T. Horner
Bridgeton
N. J
Edwin Kilmer
Rumsey Newbrough
Lynn
Snyder
Killarney
Forest Festival trip announced for Byrd family and others
Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd and several relatives plan to drive to Elkins West Virginia for the annual Forest Festival where Miss Westwood Beverley Byrd is to be crowned queen. Others mentioned return to their homes after visits and travel details noted for multiple residents in Clarke County and nearby towns.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
Ughter
Margaret
Joseph Wright
Carter
Lewis H
Philip W. Boyd
W. Nelson Page
Joseph A. Massie
Elkins
W. Va
Miss Westwood
Beverley Byrd
New York Wins Second Game In Tight Series
Play by play from game two shows tight pitching and defense with no hits or runs until the third inning. Goslin hits a solo homer for the Senators while Mancuso and Cruz provide the Giants’ early innings offense as the clubs split the contest.
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Cronin
Senators
Schulte
Bounder
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Kuhel
Ryan
Bluege
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Giants
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Goslin
Manush
Crowder
Kubel
Cruz
Critz
Jackson
Davis
Grounder
Myer
Mancuso
Senat
Gostin
Cronin Oas
Thomas
Crowde
Sam Rice
McCall
Peel
Dave Harris
Terry Bolton
Brooks’ Pharmacy Alerts Fresh Shipment of Exquisite Candies
Brooks' Pharmacy announces a fresh shipment of Exquisite Candies under the banner Service with Satisfaction. The notice highlights Norris 766 as the contact point for orders and inquiries.
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Norris
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Giants Dominate Senators in 9th as Moore, Critz Lead
Giants win 6 to 1 behind strong hitting by Critz and Moore. Ott drives in two runs and Jackson adds a key single, while Senators muster little offense after early action. Base runners advance, but fielding preserves the Giants’ lead through the late innings.
Lions Club Meeting Report Highlights Statewide Attendance
Dr. Allen T Hawthorne and Clayton Cochran led the Lions Club program. Dr C R Anderson shared a trip to Danville for the Virginia League of Municipalities meeting noting 384 guests statewide and from other states attended. Deputy district governors meeting at Petersburg with President Herbert Miller Hoye Riley James Shockey Lee Miller covered by Miller and Riley. Guests included Mr De Masters and Delwin Jackson. A vote of thanks to T J Orndorff for the corn roast at his home last Friday.
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Lions Club
Allen T Hawthorne
Clayton Cochran
C. R. Anderson
Danville
Virginia League of Municipalities
Petersburg
Herbert Miller
Hoye Riley
James Shockey
Lee Miller
Mr. de- Masters
Lion Sam Preston
Delwin Jackson
Lion L. Jackson
T. J. Orndorff
Blue Ridge Country School Reopens at Linden under Miss Meade
Millwood Virginia October 4 Blue Ridge Country School of Millwood opens at Linden with Miss Adis Meade as principal and Mr D M Hartley as assistant. The article lists numerous local residents, families, and social events surrounding the opening and community activities.
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Blue Ridge Country School
Linden
Miss Meade
Chicago Grain Market Prices Today
Closing quotations in Chicago and Baltimore for wheat were provided by Winchester Milling through Stickel Sales Corp. Futures and cash prices listed include Chicago December 90 58, May 94 34, July 93 42.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickel] Sales Corporation
Cash
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Market Prices for Feed Staples in Baltimore and Winchester
New afternoon quotes show wholesale bran $1.30, mixed feed $1.35, middlings $1.45. Retail bran $1.40, mixed feed $1.45, middlings $1.55. Prices apply to Baltimore and Winchester spot markets for wheat and related feed articles.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Profits From Stock Sale Reported In Dillon Read Case
Profits of almost 400000 dollars paid to members of the Dillon Read and Company firm from stock sales in a 1924 formed investment trust were disclosed to Senate investigators.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dillon, Read and Company
Senate
Election Pales As World Series News Comes In
In Berryville Virginia Clarke county votes for repeal of the eighteenth amendment about three to one. Voters largely stayed home to listen to the world series on radios, while Golden Rule Circle of King's Daughters and Sons elected officers at its annual meeting.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Leslie Russell
Richard Smith
E. P. Berlin
W. S. Powers
Golden Rule Circle of
King’s Daughters and Sons
Russell
the Order
Williamsburg
Bruton Episcopal
Play Ties For First In National Contest
James W. Suddath of Warrensburg and Berryville relatives learns his play On Guard tied for first in a national collegiate contest in Dallas Texas. The work written as a University of Missouri student last spring was among three top entries in Missouri University judging and Suddath recently studied at Phoenix Art School in New York.
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John B. Neill
Rotary
Fred Derby
Beth, Pa
Sylvania
James W. Suddath
W. E. Suddath
Warrensburg
William N. McDonald
Berryville
University of Missouri
Dallas
Tex
Missouri University
Suddath
Missouri
Phoenix Art School
New York
Lindberghs Land in Southampton After Norway Flight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh landed at Woolston near Southampton late today after flying from Stavangar Norway without stating their destination. The couple had taken off this morning in an uneventful flight.
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Associated Press
Southampton
Eng
Charles A. Lindbergh
Stavanger
Norway
Woolston
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