West Virginia Couple Receives Marriage License in Kirby area
Audrey Hott of Kirby and Paul Coffman of Wardensville were issued a marriage license at the county clerk's office. The couple wed Saturday afternoon at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev. Luther A. Thomas officiating.
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West Virginia
Corporation Clerk's Office
Audrey Hott
Kirby W. Va
Paul Coffman
Ford Dealer
Wardensville
W. Va
Coffman
Duncan Hott
Kirby
Melanthan Coffman
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Social Calendar of Regular Church and Club Meetings
A weekly rundown lists Monday events: Practice of Music Club and Girls' Athletic Association dinner. Lions Club meeting and adult acting practice. Kiwanis Regalia luncheon. Tuesday covers adult activities and choir practice. Wednesday features Kiwanis luncheon and multiple church choirs. Elks Lodge meets. Grace Lutheran adult choir rehearses. Thursday includes Rotary. Friday hosts American Legion and a vocal solo recital by Mrs Peter Y Brinton pupils.
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Lions
Regalia
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
The
United Brethren Church
the Young Peoples’ Choir
First Baptist Church
Young Peoples
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Peter Y. Brinton
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Week End Guests At Swinson Home In Fauquier County
Sunday visitors at Leeds Manor Orchard included Mr and Mrs Carl Swinson and guests Frank Peck and Shirley Peck from Minnesota, and O A Juve with Janet Juve. Also Col and Mrs Lewis Bull hosted a luncheon for Merry man guests including Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd and Thomas Byrd, plus Alexander Barrie. Mrs Ernest Luttrell improves after surgery in Baltimore. her husband returns home. Chicken luncheon planned tomorrow at First Baptist Church to benefit the church building fund. Mrs G T Schoonover of Parsons WV visiting son in law and daughter William M Richards at Angerona Terrace.
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Carl &. Swinson
Leeds Manor
Blue Ridge Mountains
Markham
Fauquier County
Frank Peck
Shirley Peck
O. A. June
Janet Juve
Peck
Agricultural Credit Administration
University of Minnesota
Juve
United States Tariff Commission
Cok
Mrs. Bull
Lencheon
Col
Liewllyn Bull
Merryman
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Thomas B. Byrd
Alexander Barrie
Coronado Beach
California
Ernest Luttrell
Senseney Road
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Luttrell
Ladies of the First Baptist Church
Church Building Fund
G. T. Schoonover
Parsons, W. Va
William M. Richards
Angerona Terrace
Byrd Defends Virginia Records vs Republican Attacks
Senator Harry F Byrd spoke in Rockingham County praising Virginia s strong finances low land tax rates and the Valley Pike gift to the state He rebutted Republican charges alleging foreclosures and mismanagement and urged a constructive two party program emphasizing county farm to market roads and state budget balance.
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The
Star
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Massachougusetts
Richmond
Harry F. Byrd
Rockingham County
Henry A. Wise
Fred W. McWane
U. S. Senate
Byrd
Elkton
Assembly Hall
J. Robert Switzer
C. L. Gaynor
J. T. Heard
Valley Turnpike
Valley Turnpike Company
Valley Pike
Maj. Wise
Wso
Mas. Wise
Shenandoah National Park
Democratic Party
Union
McWane
Senatr Byrd
Magazof Ir Staoin
Taoi Taoin Taoarine
Power Trust
Handkerchief Shower For Rev Mr Van Cleave
Mrs and Mrs Jefferson Davis hosted a reception at Yellow Springs West Virginia for Timber Ridge Christian Church Ladies Aid and Young People’s Missionary Society. Miss Lucille LaFollette presented Rev Van Cleave with a handkerchief shower and he spoke gratefully.
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Jefferson Davis
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Ladies’ Aid Society
Young People’s Missionary Society
Timber Ridge Christian Church
Lucille LaFollette
Benson LaFollette
van Cleave
Miss LaFollette
Roosevelt Believes in Recovery Aims for Normal Conditions
The speaker praises Roosevelt for thoughtful efforts to aid the people and restore normal conditions. He cautions patience, notes Roosevelt is not a miracle man, yet emphasizes hope, confidence, and steps toward prosperity amid perceived mistakes and experimental policies.
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Roosevelt
Major Stuart of Forestry Service Falls to Death
Major R. Y. Stuart chief forester of the National Forest Service died after falling from a seventh floor window in the downtown headquarters building. He was 50, born in Cumberland county Pennsylvania and a graduate of Dickinson College and Yale. He served two years in France with the A E F and was cited by General Pershing for his war service. He is survived by his widow Miss Janet Wilson of Harrisburg and two daughters.
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Associated Press
Washington
R. Y. Stuart
National Forest Service
National
Service
Stuart
Cumberland County
Dickinson College
Yale
France
Forest Service
General Pershing
Janet Wilson
Harrisburg
Daugh
Rockefeller Study Foresees Real Temperance Era
John D. Rockefeller Jr. released a report on liquor control by Fosdick and Scott. The study argues for state control, abolition of licensing, strict ad rules, and taxes used for social control rather than revenue. It aims to curb lawlessness and promote self control in alcohol use.
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Democratic Party
Richmond
Pollard
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Raymond B. Fosdick
Albert L. Scott
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Russell Carpenter
Robert Snapp
John Renner
Charles Herrell
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Hagerstown, Ma
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Portsmouth, Va
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Grantham
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C. Clinton Rhodes
Middletown
G. G Crawford
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Lancaster Pa
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Roy Potts and Son
Berryville
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George Bentley
Newport News
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University of Virginia
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Ben Sager
Front Royal
Detroit
Chicago
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
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Century Club
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White Post
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Hazel Hughes
J. W. Jameson
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Washington D. C
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Albin
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Boyce
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P.T. Grimm
J. W. Armel
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T. N. Armel
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Mabel N. Aikin
John W. Nail
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N. J
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Julian Emmett
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Edvin Gardner
Battle Creek, Mich
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Hayfield
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Capon Bridge
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Abney Payne
Charleston
Cathedral School For Girls
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Harry K. Russell
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Rer
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Hoover
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Wilhelmina Andrews
New York City
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Fairmont Avenue
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Fairmont School For Girls
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Garfield Memorial Hospital
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Purcell Avenue
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William P. McGuire
University Hospital
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Hunter H. McGuire
North Braddock Street
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N. R. A. Sale
Lovett Shoe
Loudoun St
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Big Joe
Major Stuart
Forestry Service
Rockefeller
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
N. Loudoun St
Dobbs
New Yorker
Lake Drive
Embassy Club
Margaret L. Hodgson
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