Sue Ellen Brown to Wed Edward Bailey in Winchester
Miss Sue Ellen Brown announces her marriage to Edward Bailey son of Mr and Mrs M M Bailey to take place Saturday November 9 at Market Street Methodist Church in Winchester. Rev Herman McKay will officiate with Mrs John W Lloyd Jr matron of honor and bridesmaids Misses Partelle and Parker. Best man John Sartelle and ushers include John Lloyd Jr and others. Footnotes list relatives and local events.
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Slaoe
Sue Ellen Brown
Edward Bailey
C. P. McVicar
Handley Avenue
Richard B
M. M. Bailey
Market Street Methodist Arch
Herman McKay
John W. Lloyd, Jr
John Ed ‘Partelle
Winchester
Jed E. Parker
Richmond
Shirley Ann Lloyd
John Fisher
Andrew Babb
Richard Brown, Jr
Etiquette Q A Cloth Length and Theatre Visit Report
A reader asks about handling interruptions with a hold request and recommends explaining and requesting a call back. The cloth should extend at least eight inches beyond the table edge. An afternoon dress is not suitable for a midnight movie. Betty Zeigler Edythe Ballard and Norvelle Montague were in Washington today for a performance of Ladies In Retirement at the National Theatre.
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Betty Zeigler
Edythe Ballard
Norvelle Montague
Washington
National Theatre
Market quotations and livestock prices from Baltimore and Chicago
Baltimore market reports show unchanged price quotes for potatoes sweet potatoes poultry and eggs with cattle calves hogs sheep and other items listed. Chicago prices reflect steady or uneven trends with stock quotations and brief market commentary on tax and war impacts.
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Baltimore
U. S
U. 8
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Stock Market Gains Lead Market Though Transfers Peak
Wall Street notes steels leading today on a lively Saturday session in New York. Gains reached about a point for a few issues while many advanced fractions. most close readings cut tops. Two hour turnover neared 400000 shares, the largest brief-session volume since mid month.
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Wall Street
New York
P— Steels
Two Panama Police Officers Shot at Puerto Caimito
Two Panama Police Officers were shot and severely wounded today at Puerto Caimito near the abandoned Port of Chorrera amid continuing unrest. Sergeant Aleman, praised for bravery defending his station, is among the wounded. Francisco Arias Paredes and other leaders linked to anti government activities remain jailed.
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Panama
Puerto Caimito
Chorrera
Aleman
Francisco Arias Paredes
Union Leader Endorses Lewis Endorsement of Willkie
John T. Jones president of district 16 United Mine Workers and head of the Maryland and District of Columbia Industrials Union Council announced his endorsement of John L. Lewis and sent a telegram praising Lewis for endorsing Wendell L. Willkie for U S president.
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Cumberland, MD
John T. Jones
United Mine Workers of America
Maryland
Mirror Tells a Tale of Puffy Eyes and Remedies
The piece notes morning eye bags and seeks excuses from Bright's disease to a light hearted remedy approach. It lists causes from fatigue to colitis and promotes diet, water, sleep, and local treatments like hot and cold compresses and gentle massage as well as depilation for leg hair.
Cavalcade film returns to Winchester to aid Bundles For Britain
The 1933 Oscar winning Cavalcade will screen in Winchester on Sunday November 10 to raise funds for Bundles For Britain. Proceeds support a $500 mobile X-ray unit for England with Twentieth Century Fox granting rights and Capitol Theatre offering space and staff. Tickets are sold by the Junior Board of Trade in Winchester and Clarke County with named chairs handling sales. event avoids Sunday church services. Grace Heishman recuperates at home after appendicitis surgery.
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Winchester
Clarke County
Britain
England
Twentieth Century Fox Films Corp
Lamar Keen
Capitol Theatre
National Committee
Church
Junior Board of Trade
Pinckney Arthur
B. B. Dutton
Beverley Whiting
Graham Dougherty
Cochairman
Proper half mast flag ritual per the Flag Code
The Flag Code prescribes raising the flag to the peak for an instant when served at half mast and lowering it to half mast. Before lowering it further it should be raised again to the peak.
First Battalion of Sixth United States Field Artillery Arrives
The article notes the arrival of the first battalion of the Sixth United States Field Artillery from Fort Meade in Winchester. It will camp for several days, with four companies, as part of an experimental mechanized force. The piece also marks Edison’s 50th anniversary of the electric light invention and describes local observances by the Northern Virginia Power Company at Handley Library.
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Sixth
United States Field Artillery
Fort Meade
Edison
Winchester
Thomas A. Edison
Northern Virginia Power Company
Handley Library
Sixth United States Field Artillery
Fort George G. Meade
New Market
Wilbur Tidler Returns Home After Serious Crash
Wilbur Tidler, principal of Luray High School, arrived at his sister Miss Mildred Tidler’s Kernstown home from University Hospital in Charlottesville. He suffered a severe concussion in a Page County crash last August and lay unconscious for weeks. He walked into his sister’s home, and recovery is expected to be steady though a return to duties will take time. Accompanied by Mrs. Tidler.
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Wilbur Tidler
Luray High School
Mildred Tidler
Kernstown
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Tidler
Page County
Luray
Officials View Construction Of New Telephone Plant
R C McCann vice president and GM of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia and A P Gompf chief engineer viewed the progress of the new telephone building on North Braddock street. Local manager L J McElligott reported excellent progress.
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R .C. McCann
A. P. Gompf
McCann
Chesapeake and Ptormac Telephone Company
Virginia
Gompf
North Braddock Street
L. J. McElligott
Rainfall Fogs Roads. Winchester Bus Service Stalled
Four inch rainfall floods roads into Winchester and county areas causing a total bus logjam with only two of 48 buses able to pass. High water makes travel nearly impossible across streams and surrounding countryside.
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Valey
Winchester
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