Winchester couple wed at Apollo Hall in Philadelphia
Novick of Winchester and Miss Lillian Cohen of Philadelphia presided over by maid of honor Miss Cohen and best man Mr Stern. The ceremony featured an ivory gown with rose appliques and orange blossoms. After a dinner and reception in Apollo Hall guests from multiple states attended. The couple plan to reside in Winchester after a trip to Thousand Islands and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Hall
Winchester
Haston
Bangor
Philadelphia
Hazelton
Phillipsburg
N.J
Ever Ready Class Meets At Mrs English Home
The Ever Ready Class of the First Baptist Church held its monthly meeting at Mrs. T. W. English’s home at 617 S. Washington. Members discussed enlarging the class and its role in the new church at Washington and Piccadilly. Ice cream cake peanuts and mints followed the business session.
Sketch of Henkel the Immigrant to Be Read at Sesqui
Dr. A B Henkel travels to Philadelphia for the Sesqui Centennial Exposition. There he will hear a reading about Hinkel the immigrant who arrived in America from Germany. The reading occurs on the grounds of the Centennial. Mr Strong and Miss Beall wed at Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henkel
Sesqui
A.B
Philadelphia
Hinkel
America
Germany
Enuts
George Washington University Student Ends Final Year
The passage notes a student at George Washington University in her final year. Mr. Strong from Strong and Cline of Inwood is a known local figure, a Bunker Hill High School graduate who studied at Johns Hopkins University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington University
Strong
Strong and Cline
Inwood
Bunker Hill High School
Johns Hopkins University
Pretty pink and green party honors Mrs Hinton Jackson
A social gathering last evening welcomed about twenty five friends at a neighbor’s home to celebrate Mrs Hinton Jackson wedding recently. Refreshments and gifts wrapped in pink and green were arranged as the hosts greeted the couple as they left. Mrs Jackson is formerly Miss Buzella Henry daughter of Mr J Henkel Henry of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzella Henry
J. Henkel Henry
Charity Card Party To Aid Nurses Home Project
The Woman's Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital plans a card party on Tuesday evening October 19 at the George Washington Hotel to raise funds for furnishing the nurses' home. Organizers hope all card enthusiasts join, with games including bridge five hundred pitch authors Mah-jong dominoes. The committee expects a large turnout at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George Washington
Illness and society notes from Winchester area
Friends report Kathleen Tinsman six of Winchester now in Garfield Hospital with double pneumonia in serious condition. Her brother Dewey shows slight improvement from typhoid fever at the same hospital. Mrs. Miller undergoes a successful operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital and rests easily. Marie Susie Booker marries William Duingu’d Christian in Washington on September 25, 1926. Invitations issued for Eleanor Parrish and Major Robert Barton wedding at Grace Covenant Church Richmond October 21 with a reception at Miniborya Farm. Various social visits noted: Rouark Orchestra member in town, Byrd brothers from Baltimore at the George Washington Hotel, Mrs. W. J. Smith from Hall Md visiting Rosenberger family, and other domestic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Tinsman
A. T. Tinsman
Washington
Garfield Hospital
Dewey
Miss Booker
J. R. Booker
Cumberland
Marie Susie Booker
William Duingu'd Christian
Hand Éy
Christian
Winchester
James. Scott Parrish
Richmond
Eleanor Parrish
Robert T. Barton
Grace-Covenant Presbyterian Church
Winchester Notables Mix Travel and Local News
Mayor and Mrs. Ward return from Atlantic City while many local figures travel for business, appointments, or family reasons. Susan Howard visits from Martinsburg while various residents report back from Chicago New York Charlottesville and Atlanta with social and professional ties noted.
New Yorkers Visit Valley Pike Family Hosts
Mrs. W. C. Plundeke of New York City stays with her parents Mr and Mrs. W. R. Hillyard at their Valley pike home. Mr. C. A. McCormick returns home after a sojourn in Uniontown, Pa.
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Mrs. Daniels
New York
Washington Inn
St. Petersburg
Fla
C. A. McCormick
Uniontown
Mount Williams Locals Share News and Visits
Miss Florence Sager left for Forest Glen for employment. Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Wallace welcomed a baby boy named David William. Local families hosted and visited relatives including the Sagers and Fauvers. School opened with William White as teacher. Multiple aunts and uncles and guests visited throughout the week in Mount Williams, Virginia.
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Mount Williams
Florence Sager
Forest Glen
T. N. Wallace
David William
Berne Miller
A. Bly
J. H. Burkhart
D. R. Cleckner
J. M. Orndorff
Arthur Sager
Opequon
Milton Sager
Pennsylvania
Maryland
William Himelright
Harl Himelright
I. N. Walace
William White
Mountain Falls
E. R. Clowser
Sulphur Clears Rough Red Skin Skin Remedy
Mentho Sulphur is advertised as a fast acting cure for eczema itching rashes pimples ringworm and other eruptions. The ad claims quick relief with Rowles Mentho-Sulphur applied like cold cream and offers a free sample via Whitehall Pharmacal Co Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Pharmacal Co., Inc
Market slips as buyers falter on renewed selling
The stock market edged lower despite a brief early rise as speculators bid higher on lower rates and hopes from United States Steel chairman Gary. Gains faded, selling pressure returned, and prices sank with call money rising to 4 12 percent.
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Xew Re Agy
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Call Money
Illinois flood overflows threaten Beardstown and Peoria
Floodwaters from the Illinois river rise over levees and submerge blocks across Beardstown White Hall Carrolton and Peoria. More than a hundred families lose homes as roads and sidewalks vanish under four feet of water. Taxi boats aid residents while levee maintenance fights receding dikes. Local life continues with upper-floor business and ongoing flood threats.
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Beardscorrea
Illinois’ River
Illinois River
Lost Creek
Beardstown-Springfield
Fourth Street
Peoria
White Hall
Carrolton
Illinois
Hogue Creek
Desirable 33 Acre Limestone Farm At Auction
The undersigned offers for sale at public auction on October 16 1926 in front of the Court House Berryville a 33 acre limestone farm owned by Edward L. Smith. Located 2 miles from Wadesville and 6 miles from Berryville near the state road the property includes 15 acres in bearing orchard a nine room residence with outbuildings and a good neighborhood. Auctioneer W W Smallwood and trustee M M Lynch indicate standard terms apply.
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Atorday
Court House
Berryville
Edward L. Smith
Wadesville
State Road
M. M. Lynch
Public sale of land in Frederick County Virginia
Special Commissioner for the chancery case Luther Pannett Guardian vs George Dunlay and others offers at public auction October 2, 1926 at 11 o'clock in front of the County Courthouse one tract near Gore on Rock Enon Road. The 48 acre parcel lies south of Gore, adjoining Grady and Hook. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal annual installments secured by a deed of trust.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Luther Pannett
Guardian
George Dunlay
Gore
Rock Enon Road
Grady, Hook
R. Bruce Dunlap
Assell ‘ Cather
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Til
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North Braddock* Street
Richard Rouark
Rouark Novelty Orchetra
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Messrs
Oris and
Walter Byrd
Baltimore
George Washington Hotel
W. J. Smith
Hall, Md
C. M. Rosenberger
George Clark
Middletown
M. E. Brooks
Nellie Brill
Stephens City
Mrs
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Morgantown
W. Va
Thelma Kellican
William B. Cornwell
Gray Gables Inn
Loring Andrews Cover
Green Spring Valley Hunt Club
Cover
Jane Cover
Baltimore Sun
Alfred Wright
Elizabeth Barney
West Martin Street
Journal
Rochester
N. Y
Arthur M. Field
Julian F. Ward
Atlantic City
Susan Howard
Amuel Clarke
West Virginia Avenue
Albin
Robert M. Ward
Olin Larrick
H.H. Startzman
Westinghouse ‘Electric Company
James Anderson
Chicago
Castleman's Ferry
Emily Lansford
Charlottesville
George Whitehead
Miss Lansford
The
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C. F. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Lefty
Mr. LeFrois
Truscott Grader Company
Harry A. Boss
Frederick, Md
C. P. Taliaferro
EB. W. Lane
Jack
Jacksonville
Princeton
N. J
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Henrietta Fuller
Sophia Corebeck
Emmert’s
Apollo Theatre
C.S. Lowery
J. C. Penney
Atlanta
Harbaugh
Charles Wade
Nancy
Bennett Glover
Dan O’neill
Woodstock
Stanley Groves
J. D. Lakenan
S. R. Ludwig
Bowley
Vernon Baker
Grover Orndoff
Lenore
J. S. Orndoff
A. O. Cooper
Mildred
Eee Ae
T. Larrick
Claren
Lloyd Darrees
Jessie Smallchester
Scott White
William Clowser
William Good
Wilbur Cather
Bentley Cather
Lee Cather
D. S. Ormdoff
Marion” Cooper
Elsie
Shanholtz
Frank Ordoff
Edward Peer
Lou Larrick
Angie
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Gainesboro
Luther Larrick
S. T. Larrick
Harry Larrick
A 0. Cooper
Charles Clowser
Statton Orndoff
Saniay
KOTEX
Valu
Clarke
Dunn & Duvall Auctioneers
Griffin Paint & Sign Co
S. Main ST
Empire
Nathanson Company
N. Loudoun
Main
Raterad
Zanhy
Heatrola
EsMae Meatrola
Ramsey Furniture Co
West Water Street
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