Miss Frances Capper Weds Rodman In Winchester Home
Miss Frances Westwood Capper daughter of Mr and Mrs M Lohr Capper and Mr John Franklin Rodman Jr were married at the bride’s North Seminary Street home in Winchester Virginia The ceremony was conducted by Rev F T McFaden ending with a reception and plans to reside in Winchester The couple will travel before settling in the city Also note upcoming D A R event and several regional races including the Annefield cup Walnut Hall plate Old Dominion cup and Kentmere plate in Clarke and nearby counties.
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Ft F Cottgongers
Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia
States
Pasadoun Street
Margaret Jett
Roanoke
Traumerer
Schumann
McDowell
James Gordon Lindsay
Charlottesville
Elsie Maphis
Madam Butterfly
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Presbyterian Church
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Rodman
J. F. Rodman
North Carolina
Annefield
William Bell Watkins
Clarke County
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Fansler Patient in Baltimore Advances in Radium Therapy
The condition of Robert Fansler at Howard A. Kelly Hospital in Baltimore remains about the same. He can undergo radium treatments as doctors hope to treat his illness. Fansler travels to Baltimore tomorrow to be with his son for the weekend, while Mrs. Fansler stays with him there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fansler
Howard A. Kelly Hospital
Baltimore
Fansler
Arthur Fansler
Adjutant Drusilla Craig Retires From Salvation Army Work
Adjutant Drusilla Craig retires after 37 years of Salvation Army service including three years as Winchester officer in charge. Canadian born and naturalized, she will stay in Winchester and operate Braddock Inn on North Braddock Street as a rooming house. Mrs Earl Fansler of Norfolk visits relatives at Sunnyside in the county and with Mr and Mrs Charles Fansler. Mrs Fansler is joined by Miss Alice Palmer of Norfolk. Summer dances end at Shenvalee New Market tonight with Shenvaleers, others to follow. Several Winchester residents plan to attend. Mrs Stokes and Miss Baker depart for Rockville Maryland for the winter after summer stay with Minnie C Baker on North Cameron Street.
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Drusilla Craig
Salvation Army
Winchester
Miss Craig
Canada
Braddock Inn
North
Braddock Street
Earl Fansler
Norfolk
A. R. Pinker
Sunnyside
Charles T. Fansler
Shenvalee
New Market
Mrs. Stokesv
Miss Baker
Rockville
R. H. Stokes
Minnie C. Baker
North Cameron Street
Mrs. Stokes
Miss Leota Calvert Weds Mr. Denzil Crabill in Martinsburg
Miss Leota Calvert daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Calvert of Orange Virginia married Mr Denzil Crabill son of Mr and Mrs Omar Crabill of Strasburg Virginia at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South Parsonage in Martinsburg West Virginia yesterday The Rev C K Ray officiated A wedding dinner for twelve was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Brown The couple will reside in Breckenridge Pennsylvania where the groom works in the plate glass business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota Calvert
Denzil Crabill
J. C. Calvert
Orange
Omar Crabill
Strasburg
Breckenridge
Martinsburg
W. Va
C. K
Legion Auxiliary Plans Armistice Day Bazaar
The October meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary is set for Monday at 4 30 PM at Mrs W A Bakers home on South Washington street. Chairmen named for Armistice Day bazaar are urged to attend to finalize plans. Major George W Price of the US Army.visited local units and stayed overnight at headquarters company and Company I of the 106th Infantry Virginia National Guard. Major E W Opie of Staunton is now commanding officer of the third battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Price
United States Army
Staunton
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
E. W. Opie
Robert T. Barton
Miss Elizabeth Noland to Wed Mr. George Ponder Tomorrow
Miss Elizabeth Campbell Noland will marry George Harry Ponder at 4 PM tomorrow in Ballston Virginia at the bride’s brother Dr Stacy Taylor Noland home. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev William Page Dame with Mrs Wallace E Brimer as matron of honor and Anne Pearson Chapman as flower girl. Best man is Dr Stanley Worden of Dover Delaware. After a Bermuda wedding trip they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Noland
Elizabeth Cabell Noland
George Harry Ponder
Ballston
Stacy Taylor Noland
William Page Dame
Baltimore
Christ Church School
Virginia
Noland
Wallace E. Brimer
Anne Pearson Chapman
Ponder
Stanley Worden
Dover
Del
Bermuda
Gala day in Baltimore hosts South Carolina visitors
Miss Noland and Mr Pouder are hosted by Lambeth Field as the University of Baltimore invites a strong South Carolina team that humbled Chicago last week. The day doubles as a homecoming for Lady Nancy Astor, guest of honor at the contest.
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Lambeth Field
University of South Carolina
Chicago
Nancy Astor
Athletic Association
Bottomley Rally Helps Cardinals In Seventh Inning Show
Sunny Jim Bottomley delivered a long homer in the seventh and added a ninth inning single as the Cardinals managed a few safeties. George Harper and Hoyt, Sherdel, and Johnson battled the Yankees with limited hits, Ruth and Gehrig contributing key blows as about 75,000 fans watched a tight exhibition.
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Bottomley
Sunny Jim
George Harper
Yanks Win Second Game of World Series in 1928
New York defeats St. Louis 4 to 1 as Waite Hoyt dominates with a five-hitter and power from Ruth Gehrig and Musselman. Despite injuries across the field the Yankees’ lineup fires past Willie Sherdel and the Cards in game two.
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Yankees
New York
New York Americans
Waite Hoyt
St. Louis Cardinals
Hoyt
Cardinals
Jim Bottomley
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Bob Muesel
Willie Sherdel
St. Louis
World Series Gate Receipts Break Stadium Record
The official attendance of 61,425 shocked experts and fell short of the 63,000 world series mark set in 1926. Gate receipts totaled $224,130, exceeding all prior marks due to more and higher priced reserved seats, surpassing last year's $206,065 single game total.
School Children Listen In On World Series in PA
Painted Post New York school installs a radio receiver in the auditorium so students not in class may listen to World Series games. Each room has a bulletin board showing innings, and principal F B Elmore says no absences occurred yesterday and are not expected during the series.
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Associated Press
N. Y
F. B. Elmore
Carnes the Defaulter Arrives in Atlanta Amid Crowd
Clinton S. Carnes, defaulting treasurer of the Southern Baptist Convention Home Mission Board, was brought to Atlanta to face charges of embezzling about $1,000,000. A large crowd gathered at Union Station as Carnes, handcuffed, was escorted from the train with one escort nearby.
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Atlanta
Clinton S. Carnes
Southern Baptist Convention
Union Station
Carnes
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Frances Westwood Capper
Mr. Rodman
Francis Wallis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Alexandria
Eugenie Deland Saugstad
Olaf Saug- Stad
Arcturus
Kate Waller Barrett
Thomas Wallis
Ellenwood
Cherrydale
William A. Pierce
Harvey Westbrook
Marie E. Schutt
Charles W. Stiefel
Minnegerode Andrews
Sangstad
Dr. Barrett
Cross
Maryland
Nettletons
Huntsberry
Winichester’s
Craig
Miss Noland
B. F. Noland
Loudoun County
Katharine Bentley Noland
Mr. Pouder
Ellen Owens Pouder
George Harry Pouder, Sr
Lady Astor
Wiliam T. Colbert
Point of Rocks
Conrad Sirbaugh
City
Hagerstown, Md
Mr. Earle.Cook
Washington
Jack
Louis Wender
Wender
Lee Pannett
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hawthorne
P. M. McCormick
Berryville
I. N. Bonham
Summit Point
E. D. Davis
West Clifford Street
Mary Page
Millwood
Young
Atwater Kent Radio Company
Emory J. Snapp
East Piccadilly Street
Roy Farmer
Evelyn
Akron
Ohio
Charles Lockhart
No. 321
Highland Avenue
Charles L Bowly
Valley Pike
William F. Harrison
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lawrence C. Hollis
S. D. Shankland
S. S. Wilson
A. H. Vaulgorder
Cleveland
Hotel
J. L. Maphis
Maphis
Frances Capper
John Rodman, Jr
Charles Lape
Cleveland, Ohio
George Washington Hotel
John S.scully
Mercersburg, Pa
Mercersburg Academy
F. C. Cross
Norfolk, Va
Vernon Wrenn
Registered Service International
Greensboro
N. C
Betty Novick
Wright
Rochester Rex Company
Rochester, N. Y
George Washington Hotle
Secon
Chick Hafey
Sherdel
Willie
Sylvester Johnson
Gehrig
Muesel
Ruth
Kilburn Coon Shoes
Wilbur Coon
HUN ! Sberry’s
Cecil Street
Louise Hawley
Chaliff
Russian School of Dancing of
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Dunn, Auct
Abhoard Douthit
High
Isch
Hafey
Seeeas
Harper
Ween
Wilson
Weee
Maranville
Meee
Thevenow
Beveers
A Johnson
Orsatti Adhe
Holm Wehbe
Eweae
ABR
HO Paschal
Aenee A
Mesons Koenig
MUN
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Yy Kate
Atewerl
Gi Corks
Durecher
Staeee
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Bengough
C. Teehee
P. Ee
Sherde
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Arch Preserver
Paris
Sample Shoe Store
Lovett Bros
Davis
Winchestera
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