Social and Personal Notes From Fort Loudoun DAR Meeting
Fort Loudoun Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution plans its last fall meeting at 3 30 PM Wednesday in Handley Library lecture hall. Members urged to attend and invited friends to discuss the state conference in Winchester November 13 15. A founders day pyperani marks the October 11 1590 anniversary with memories of Strathmore Arms Washington and the election of Mrs. Harrison as president general.
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Gont Library
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Handley Library
Inchester
American Society
Strathmore Arms
Ashington
Benjamin Harrison
Rose MacDonald
Berryville
United States
Marriage of Miss Noland to Mr. Pouder at Ballston Virginia
The ceremony took place Saturday afternoon at the bride's brother's home in Ballston. The Rev Dr William Page Dame officiated. Bride Miss Elizabeth Ca bell Noland wore wedding finery. maid of honor was Mrs Wallace E Brimer. flower girl Miss Anne Pearson Chapman. best man Dr Stanley Warden. After a Bermuda trip the couple will reside in Baltimore.
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Hunter
Alexandria
Wattles
William C. Wattles
James Wilson Hunter
William Curtis Hunter
Baltimore
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Helfenstein
Maryland
Percy Foster Hall
St. Paul's Church
William Wattles Horner
Cleveland
William Faulkner Hunter
Charles E. Lippitt
Elmington
Clarke County
Thomas Lippitt
United States Marine Corps
Elizabeth Cabell Noland
George Harry Pouder
Ballston
Stacy Taylor Noland
William Page Dame
Christ Church School
Wallace E. Brimer
Anne Pearson Chapman
Stanley Warden
Dover
Del
Mr. Pouder
Bermuda
Weekend visitors linger in town at local homes
Mr Elmer Pusey and Newton Griffith of Washington spent the weekend with Griffiths on North Loudoun street. Lawrence C Hollis visited New York friends. Mrs Pliny Wilson returned to Johnstown Pa after a week with her parents the Herrells. Dave Miller and others visited Harrisonburg Va to see Sadie Finkelstein at State Teachers College. Ha serstown Md Edison agent Paris range spent the day on Potomac Edison business. Fred E Clerk formerly Handley School superintendent now in Chicago suburb visited town last evening.
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Josephine Ebersole
Washington
Mrs
A. L. Ebersole
South
Cameron Street
Gardner W. Brown
New York
White Sulphur Springs
Wa. Va
James B. Russell
South Washington Street
Elmer Pusey
Newton Griffith
Mr. Griffith
Ann W. Griffith
T. Walter Capper
North
Loudoun Street
Pliny Wilson
Johnstown
Lawrence Herrell
Mr. Wilson
Henry A. Wilson
M. Finkelstein
Dave Miller
Harrisonburg
Sadie Finkelstein
State Teachers’ College
Paris
The
Potomac Edison Company
Haserstown
Fred. E. Clerk
Handley Schools
Chicago
Lady Astor Wears Famous Jewels at Governor's Ball
Miss Eleanor Fry performs as a fairy beside Lady Astor as the governor opens the ball. The scene features courtly reception lists, Virginia leaders, and a southern choir, with Lady Nancy remembered fondly by attendees.
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Eleanor Fry
Phyllis Astor
Major Mills Neal
Nancy
England
Bonnie
Kentucky
Sewanee River
Winchester
Major
Robert Barton
Barton
John Graham
Newville
W. A. Baker
Virginia
Brilliant Virginia South Carolina Grid Battle Draws Yarns
A vivid report of a hard fought Virginia versus South Carolina football clash at the university. Lady Astor attended with her party and dined with officials. Flippen of Virginia scored a 70 yard opening TD while South Carolina countered with a rapid return by Wemberley.
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Richmond
Monticello
Phyllis Astor
Charles Dana Gibson
Alderman
South Carolina University
Home College
George Ferguson
Winchester
Flippen
Virginia
Wemberley
South Carolina
McGuire
Falconer
William P. McGuire
South Carolina Boys Rally to Defeat Chicago University 24 13
South Carolina turned a late rally into a 24 13 victory over Chicago University after Zobel returned a 60 yard Virginia punt for a touchdown and another 60 yard punt return for a score. A long forward pass and South Carolina touchdowns in the final period sealed the win.
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South Carolina
Chicago University
Zobel
Virginia
Stock Market Advances As High-Priced Issues Lead
The market rose led by high priced specialties with new highs for many issues. Gains reached up to 12 points while some speculative favorites faced selling pressure and a few soft spots appeared. Money rates held at 6 percent.
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New York
Aged Banker Given Five Year Sentence
Louis F. Levy a former Baltimore bank employee was sentenced to five years in the house of correction after pleading guilty in Criminal Court to embezzlement. He claimed he did not believe he over drew more than 400 of the 43 000 alleged short in the bank's accounts.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Louis F. Levy
House-Of-Correction
Insane Prisoner Makes Third Escape Attempt at Hospital
Ronald Harris, convict in burglaries and robberies, mounted a third escape attempt at Spring Grove Hospital for the Insane. He blinded guard John Dillon with pepper spray and seized keys before a crowbar was found in his cell. Harris had previously escaped twice from the institution while under committing burglary sentences.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Ronald Harris
Spring Grove Hospital
Harris
Pepper
John Dillon
Larry Semon Dies Noted Comedian of Screen at 39
Victorville Cal Oct 8 Larry Semon motion picture comedian died here today after a struggle with double pneumonia since last Friday. Born West Point Mississippi 39 years ago he worked as a magician cartoonist and vaudeville tumbler before turning to film comedy. The article notes his career and personal troubles following financial reverses in the industry.
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Associated Press
Victorville
Cal
Larry Semon
Semon
West Point
Miss
Lemon
Berwyn family found dead in gas heated Berwyn home
Chicago officials report the bodies of Mrs. Clyde Ryker, 35, and her three children discovered in their Berwyn residence on the west side. Authorities described the scene as a suspected gas-related tragedy discovered this morning.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Clyde Ryker
Berwyn
West Side Suburbs
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