Miss Nancy Wattles Weds Rev Hunter in Alexandria
Miss Nancy McCormick Wattles, daughter of Mrs Wattles, married Rev James Wilson Hunter, of Baltimore, at St Pauls Episcopal Church Alexandria. Bishop Nelfenstein officiated, with music by K H Miller. The couple will reside in Skyesville Maryland where Hunter serves several parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy McCormick Wattles
Mr. Hunter
Alexandria
Wattles
Charles William Wattles
James Wilson Hunter
Baltimore
William Curtis Hunter
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Alexadria
Edward L. Nelfenstein
Percy T. Hall
K. H. Miller
Richard H. Waites
William W. Horner
William Falkner Hunter
Henry Starr Wattles
C. Edward Lippitt
Edward Russell Lippitt
The
Theological Seminary
Bishop Seabury
America
Hunter
Skyesville
Carroll County
Old St. Barnabas
Hallowe'en Dance Set At Winchester With Mi Jos Orchestra
Mr WK OL Owings announces a Hallowe'en gala at a Winchester hotel. The Strickland Bon Brest Mi-Jo Orchestra from Interstate Amusement Circuit will provide pop rhythm and snappy music for smaller communities on a twelve-town tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
WK. OL. Owings
Hallowe
Winchester
Winchester to Hear Governor Smith Rally
Winchester residents plan a motorcade to Baltimore Monday afternoon for a Democratic rally. Governor Alfred K. Smith of New York will address the crowd at 8 o clock in the Fifth Regiment Armory, with amplifiers to project his speech to those outside the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Governor Smith
Winchester People 'S Motor
Baltimore
Alfred K. Smith
New York
Friends Attend Baltimore Meeting and Local Notables
Many residents including Mr and Mrs D D Clevenger and others travel to Baltimore for the annual Friends meeting starting today and ending Thursday. Local birth congratulations go to Mr and Mrs Lewis Tepper for a newborn box. Mrs William A Dabney of Richmond guest at Rosemont Clarke county home. Local fans attend Front Royal football game between Randolph-Macon Academy and Randolph-Macon College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
National Foxhunters’ Association
Charlottesville
Monticello
Albemarle County
Friends’ Meeting
D. D. Clevenger
Vangie Clevenger
Carrie Cochran
Mamie Robinson
Carrie Lupton
Don Madison
Walker Bond
Sally Robinson
Opal Robinson
Cassa Pilgeon
Arthur Robinson
Clearbrook
Susie Pidgeon
Wadesville
Meeting of Friends
Baltimore
Lewis Tepper
Lewis C. Tepper
Tepper
Emily Anderson
Nina Glynn Anderson
Edward S. Anderson
Winchester
Kenneth Grim
James Anderson
Charles Anderson
William Grove
John Taylor
Otis Sargent
Marshall McCauley
Carl Campbell
Raymond Kerlin
John Miller
Douglas Cather
John Fisher
Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Residents to Return to Waynesboro and Nearby Guests
Mrs. William K Routt Jr and her son Master Billy Routt return to Waynesboro Va after visiting her parents. They will be joined by Mr Routt this evening. Also noted are visits by Aaron Garrett of Braddock Heights and Miss Gladys Charlton of Norfolk staying with local residents. Several travelers from Staunton, Hagerstown and Frederick were in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Routt, Jr
Waynesboro
Billy Routt
A. L. Ebersole
South Cameron Street
Routt
Ruth Ebersole
Aaron Garrett
Braddock Heights, Va
Katie Chapman
Town
Local residents and visitors travel for weekends and hospital updates
A roundup of names and towns shows residents from Strasburg White Post Berryville Baltimore Water Town and Woodstock visiting relatives and friends in Winchester Mechanicsburg Williamsport Boyd Clarke and Leonardtown. Notable notes include Jane Jolliffe recovering at home after surgery and Mrs Mary Wagner returning home after two weeks of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Borum
Strasburg
George R. Green
White Post
Frank M. Wray
Berryville
Hans Johnston
Sol. Herman
Baltimore
N. C. Overstreet
Watertown
Mass
Winchester
Local News Briefs From North Braddock Area
Ill Mr Frank A Jacques on North Braddock Street slowly improves at home and expects to be out in two weeks. Mr B A Grayson returned from Philadelphia visiting relatives. Master Richard Brown, patient at Memorial Hospital for six weeks, shows slow improvement after blood poisoning and bone infection. Miss Evelyn Wisecarver teaching at Cross Junction visits her mother at 408 South Washington Street with guest Miss Gladys Sanders from Richmond. Mrs William Maskell and a son and Mrs Sheds Pelee head to Baltimore for a few days. Mr and Mrs E J Carlson and Miss Frances Gold spent Friday in Washington and Alexandria. Joseph Rainier of Norfolk, Kellogg Company representative, spends the weekend in town with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Charlton
Norfolk, Va
Garland R. Quarles
West Cork Street
Frank A. Jacques
North Braddock Street
Richard Brown
Ralph Brown
South
Cameron Street
Memorial Hospital
Master Brown
Evelyn Wisecarver
Cross Junction
S. M. Wisecarver
South Washington Street
Wisecarver
Gladys Sanders
Richmond, Va
Alfred Ek. Smith
New York
Garber
Seventh Congressional District
Virginia
Alfred E. Smith
Defendant Claims Quick Sobriety Prescription in Court
Charles Parrell of the Bloomery neighborhood faced a county magistrate on charges of hit and run and intoxication. He testified he used a homemade salpetre coffee remedy to sober up and claimed no intoxication at the time of the accident, was fined for reckless driving and failing to stop, and ordered to pay damages to W. H. Dehaven's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Parrell
Bloomery
Justice Tavenner
Parrell
Winchester
W. H. Dehaven
Mr. Dehaven
Dehaven
Salvation Army Revival at Court House
The Salvation Army holds revival meetings every Tuesday Thursday and Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Court House Auditorium. Commandant and Mrs Cuthbert lead sessions with Mrs Cuthbert a noted soloist and speaker. Commandant Cuthbert plans special subjects each evening. Eight year old Little Evangeling Cuthbert will sing solos. Sunday school and Bible class meet at 2 30 p m on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Court House
Cuthbert
Virginia Governor Warns Against Anti Catholic Attacks
In a Warren County address Governor argues against religious bigotry in the 1932 presidential race. He defends Alfred E Smith's Americanism, notes Smith's Catholic faith and cabinet choices, and attacks efforts to disenfranchise Catholics, Mormons, and others while praising Virginia's prohibition enforcement and highway plans. He cites religious freedom and asserts Virginia's politics remain independent of national fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred F Smith
Tammany Hall
Alfred E Smith
Hoover
Bill Ware
Pennsylvania
Smith
Bill Thompson
Chicago
Tammany
Ware
Thompson
Boss Murphy
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Winchester
Virginia
Prohibition
Senate
Saunders
Congress
House of Representatives
Senaate
House
Solid South
Gov. Smith
Alfred I. Smith
Christopher Columbus
America
Lafayette
France
United States Senate
Massachusetts
American Republic
Tet Neko
Senator Smoot
Smoot
Supreme Court of the United States
William H. Taft
Christ
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
University of Virginia
Valley of Virginia
Union
Harris Howe
Alfred £. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Farm Relief Debate In Gubernatorial Campaign
A stream of campaign rhetoric centers on farm relief with Republican Garber vowing to follow Herbert Hoover and Hoover pledging to follow Calvin Coolidge. Democratic challenger Judge Hison touts voting records supporting farm relief while criticizing Coolidge vetoes. The discussion also highlights farmer earnings and calls for broader equitable share of profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garber
Cor
Herbde Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Senate
House
Judge Hibson
Congress
Thia
Coolidge
Hoover
Ca Fnge
Judge
Rison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mannings
Jefferson County
Hagerstown
Friendship Fire Company
East Cork Street
Friendship
Sarah Zane
Main Street
Colonial Theatre
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
W. Lee Fisher
Carlin Gray
Miss Capper
Girlie’ Athletic Association
Cyril Mee
Messrs. Fuller
Sirbaugh
Eagle
Patton
James N. Moling
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Fisher
Frank M. Boucher
Rosa Burner
John Burner
Rippon
Wilbur Chapman
Charles Town
Sydnor
Lewis W. Wiands
Virginia Woodward
Amos Woodward
Viitra'koom
Huntsberry’s
Ter
William A. Dabney
Rosemont
William A. .Dabney
Glendale
Ohio
William Morgan Smith
Clarke County
Dabney
Col
William Dabney Stuart
Richmond
Isaac Winburg
Lb. H. Weinburg
Joseph Neton
Staunton, Va
George Weehington Hotel
Josephine Ebersole
Washington
Mrs. A. L. Ebersole
Eugene Creed
Molar
Wilbur Warner
Frederick
Frances Swimley
Mechanicsburg, Pa
Charlotte Swimley
Irving College
Ray Poole
Mary Poole
Bettie Myles
William Siefert
Dave Miller
Fort Loudoun
Jane Jolliffe
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Boyce
Philip Kramer
Leonardtown
Lewis Nathanson
Joseph Carson
Riverton
B. B. Dutton
William Paxton
Warrisonburg
George Carrington
Church Stre
Woodstock
Archie Richards
Alexandria, Va
Mary Wagner
B. A. Grayson
Philadelphia
William Maskell
Sheds. Pelee
E. J. Carlson
Frances Gold
Joseph Rainier
Kellogg Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Warren County
Democratic Party
Alfred EB. Smith
Naeaschingett
Andy Mellon
Tam
East Water Street
AM Cer
John S. Solenbergzet & Company
Phone
Florsheim
Lovett Bros
Alexander
Coty
DR. Miles
George Washington Hotel
Endicott- Johnson Shoes
S.kirson & Sons
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