Engagement of Zelda Klompus and Dr Harry Levin
Social news notes Zelda Klompus engaged to Dr Harry Levin of Baltimore. Wedding planned in the future. Several local residents travel to Halethorpe and Baltimore for fairs and conventions. Families visit relatives in Cincinnati Washington and Roanoke while others attend church and hospital events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Klompus
Zelda Klompus
Harry Levin
Baltimore
Miss Klompus
Handley High School
H. M. Canter
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mable Taylor
William Taylor
The
Baltimore News
Miss Taylor
Dr. Tracey
Tracey
Marcellus Anderson
Lola Carper
Lucille Clevenger
John Boxwell
Frederick Boxwell
Lee Grant
Winchester
Jack Manley
Harrisburg
Halethorpe
Mrs. Lilliendahl Maintains Calm After Indictment
Mrs. Margaret T. Lilliendahl, held without bail on a murder indictment, remains calm and prays for strength. She asks that her eight year old son Alfred be kept with a neighbor while she is jailed. Willis Beach, jailed on the same charges, jokes about his status, and both read indictment accounts in well stocked cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man’s Landing
N. J
Margaret T. Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
William Lilliendahl
Lilliendahl
Alfred
Cimino
Beach
Newcome and White Held For Court Action
In Clarke county Harry Newcome and John White are held on $500 bail by the grand jury. Irvin Meadows and Elmer Hirth allege they were threatened into paying $14 to avoid arrest for theft. White says Meadows and Hirth deny theft and claim Newcome posed as a State officer to extract cash. Justice Tavenner to issue warrants for larceny of White’s package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
Harry Newcome
Clarke County
Irvine Meadows
Elmer Hirth
Winchester
Tavenner
Meadows
Hirth
White
Newcome
Satte
Justice Tavenner
Meadows and Hirth
Empty barrels and cask equipment offered by American Cooperage Co
American Cooperage Co Baltimore Md advertises empty cider barrels from one to fifty gallons and tanks, both new and used, with lithographs and warehouses in Fayatte Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apply American Cooperage CO
Baltimore
Lith & Fayatte Sts
No Epidemic of Infantile Paralysis Found In Virginia
Virginia health officials say Wise county reports of nine cases this year are not an epidemic. Dr. Ennion Williams notes most cases occurred outside Wise and stresses sanitation to prevent typhoid and infantile paralysis, warning about carriers from other states and the need for clean homes and proper waste disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Richmond
Wise County
Ennion G. Williams
Wise
Massachusetts
Ohio
West Virginia
Wise ‘County
Williams
Thiee Health Department
Virginian
State Department of Health
Giles Loses Life After Accident Blood Poisoning
Mr. Giles died of blood poisoning following an accident. Funeral and interment will be held in Winchester Monday with services at 9 30 a m at his Washington home and 2 p m at Mount Hebron Cemetery in this city. Reverend pastors lead the services with a delegation from the American Federation of Labor expected at the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glantz
Washington
Washington Lodge of Elks
Giles
Barre Giles
The
Star
Winchester
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
J. Luther Neff
Market Street
Metodist Episcopal Church
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Los Angeles
Will Suit In Dr. Davis Estate To Commissioner
An order in Winchester Corporation Court appoints Jas. P. Reardon as special commissioner in chancery to handle the Mrs. Lou Ellen Moore Davis administratrix of Dr. Edward Douglas Davis estate suit. The $500000 estate, beneficiaries, and trustee disposition including the Scottish Rite Masons bequest are to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court of Winchester
Jas. P. Reardon
Lou Ellen Moore Davis
Edward Douglas Davis
George Davis
Dr. Davis
Davis
Virginia
College Hopes to Get Seven Million in 350 Years
Williamsburg bankers project a $7,000,000 payout to the College of William and Mary after 350 years. An alumnus left $3.10 at First National Bank to compound semi annually, with all local mathematicians agreeing the sum grows to about seven million by June 2027.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
College of William and Mary
First National Bank
Yankees Sweep World Series Four Straight In Historic Rout
New York buries Pittsburgh 4-0 to clinch the fourth straight win and complete the sweep. Ruth belts a homer in the second and drive in Combs. Gehrig adds a decisive run as the Yankees finish the series in dominant fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Koenig
Gehrig
New York
Combs
Ruth
Bene
Wright
Harris
Meusel
Pittsburgh
Moore
Traynor
Grantham
Lazzeri
Dugan
Collins
Barnhart
Smith
Yde
Bricknell
Hill
L. Waner
P. Waner
Milius
Gooch
Waner
Rwns
Lazzers
Yankees
Electricity Faster Than Light Says Scientist
A scientist notes electricity travels at 248 500 miles per second while light moves at 186 499 miles per second, asserting electricity exceeds light in speed. The claim contrasts with widely accepted physics. Further verification is needed.
Oranda Homecoming Marks Walnut Springs Event
The Oranda community held a large homecoming at Walnut Springs on Sunday October 2 with day long services and a ground dinner. Rev F B Sapp spoke in morning and evening, Rev Warren Baldwin substituted for Rev W L Dudley who was unavailable due to a funeral. A bustling list of visitors from Martinsburg WV Washington DC Woodstock and Harrisonburg attended. local residents helped with school improvements and community projects including blinds for windows an organ concrete walks and electric lights. Apple crop from Valley View orchards was hauled by Happy Song of Middletown who bought the entire crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranda
Walnut Springs
F. B. Sapp
Warren Baldwin
Woodstock
W. L. Dudley
Winchesett
Addie V. Peed
Ernest Peed
Washington, D. C
Robert K
C. M. Sibert
I. B. Sapp
Sibert
Robert J. Poland
Martinsburg
W. Va
Sapp
Mary Brumback
Civic League
Happy Song
Midletown
Valley View
Blanche Mathews
Middletown
Coroner Calls Jury to Probe Kimberly Clark Mill Collapse
Appleton Wisconsin October eight investigation into the collapse of the Kimberly Clark Camp paper mill building. The event cost lives and possibly three more workers are buried in debris. Coroner H S Ellsworth said a coroner jury will convene Monday at the company’s request. Dr Ellsworth had earlier noted she would not press an inquest without a formal request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton, Wis
Kimberly-Clark Camp
Ellsworth
Coron
Eworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Mitchell
John Dillis
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Taniight
Homer
Guyer
Ruth Giyer
William A. Swimley
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
I. Brimback
Ruby Guthridge
Claude Massie
Grace Keller
Ada S. Ward
Colonial Hotel
Anna Pingley
Elizabeth Johnson
Lynchburg, Va
David Horner
Katherine Byers
Harrisonburg
Washington Inn
Miss Johnson
Horner
W. L. Myers
Richmond,Va
Jack
Kiger
Sohsth
Las and Daughter
Stephenson, Va
Toms Brook
A. M. Ritsch
Danville, Va
Hotel
Baker Chamberlin
White Post
Lou Hollis
North Loudoun Street
R. F. Hatcher
Mr. Hatcher
R. H. Benson
Valley Pike
Florida
New Orleans
Ralph Young
Lena Young
Young
Clara Frye
Strasburg, Va
J.T. Deeman
R. S. Deeman
J. R. Long
Pittsburgh, Pa
George Washington Hotel
Mrs. T. D. Thomas
Edinburgh, Va
W. A. Baker
Katherine and
Ellen Fauntleroy Baker
Walter Bosserman
Emma Ginn Baker
Charlotte Falk
H. K. Russell
Farmington, Conn
Mary Greenway Russell
Farmington School
Mr. and
Mirs. B. L. McNeil
T. J. Strange
Mary Martin
Rev
Thomas S. Martin
H. K. Funkhouser
R. L. Omps
Huntsberry’s
North Main Street
Mrs. Lilliendahl
Associated Press
MR. Giles
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Mrs. M. Hamburger
Baltimore, Md
Wallace Beery Casey
Naorfe Zukor
Jesse L. Lasky
Ford Sterling Zasu Pitts
Sterling Holloway
Hector Turnbull
Craramouni
Savage
Alexander
Castoria
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