Miss Mary Wise Boxley Weds F Fitzhugh Parrott in Roanoke
Miss Mary Wise Boxley daughter of Mr and Mrs William W Boxley of Roanoke wed Mr Benjamin Fitzhugh Parrott at St Johns Episcopal Church Roanoke last night The bride a former Winchester Apple Blossom Queen Shenandoah V previously stayed with the Bakers in Winchester Society events highlighted by a dinner at Hotel Roanoke Followed by Albemarle Hunt features in Charlottesville with 2000 attendees and Fox Hunters Association field trials including Paul Jones 1920 Kentucky Derby winner The Albemarle meeting prize list included the Farmington Plate and a silver plate cup from Randolph Ortman related notes mention Miss Cassard to be honored at a Baltimore dinner prior to the Bach elors Cetition and a European sojourn by Mrs Cassard
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Mary Wise Boxley
F. Parrott
St. Jonne
William W. Boxley
Roanoke
Benjamin Fitzhugh Parrott
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Winchester
Shenandoah
W. A. Baker
Washington Street
Roanoke World News
Jack Needles
Baltimore
University
Albemarle
Virginia
Charlottesville
Albemarle County
Farmington Country Club
University of Virginia
Piedmont
Orange
Virginia Fox Hunters Association
Paul Jones
Montpelier Hunt
Foxcatcher Hounds
Monthelier
Thomas H. Somerville
Marion d' Pont
Randolph Ortman
Greenwood
Miss Cassard
Dorothy Cassard
Theodore Klein Miller
Harrison Cassard
Tudor Hall
Europe
William A. Fisher
Miller
Asheville
N. C
Baltimore Sun
Girls' Athletic Association Plans Evening Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the Girls' Athletic Association is set for the club room at 7 30 tomorrow evening. All those interested in basketball are urged to attend as a short basketball squad meeting will follow the business session.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Miss Whiting Visits Virginia Relatives
Miss Maude N. Whiting, visiting her brother and sister in Baltimore, travels to Virginia to stay with her niece Miss Julia B. Whiting at Middleburg. She will later visit Mrs. Robert Neville at her home in Fauquier.
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Miss Whiting
Virginia
Maude N. Whiting
Clarence €. Whiting
Baltimore
Shis
Julia B. Whiting
Middleburg
Robert Neville
Faaiquier County
W C T U Meeting At Library Tomorrow
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold its semi monthly meeting at the Handlex Library at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. All members are requested to attend for important business.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Handlex Library
Fall festival at Charles Town features band concert
Elaborate preparations mark the annual fall festival in Charles Town West Virginia set for Thursday and Friday. The event showcases farm and garden products flowers and shrubs with social diversions and a Friday concert by the Winchester Concert Band directed by Prof W H McKilwee.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Winchester
W. H. McKilwee
Lauck Blodgett Nuptials Tie Winchester Pair
Mr Herbert S Lauck and Miss Dorothy Blodgett were married last Saturday afternoon at the bride’s parents home in St Albans New York The bride graduate of Adelphi College Mr Lauck son of Mrs Nora Lauck has taught at Handley High School and is pursuing a philosophy degree at NYU They will live in White Plains after the ceremony Capt and Mrs Philip Brooks visited Waynesboro Virginia before the Lauck nuptials Other local residents returned home from trips and visits to Dayton Ohio and Charlottesville Virginia
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Winchester
Hooks
J. C. Hooks
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
New Market
Shenandoah County
Frederick Circuit
Herberts. Lauck
Dorothy Blodgett
Frank D. Blodgett
S T. Albans
Long Island
N. Y
Herbert S. Lauck
Adelphi College
Brooklyn
Lauck
Nora A Iauck
West Peston Street
J. Senseney Lauck
Handley 'High School
Noanoke College
Salem
Columbia University
New York
New York University
Richard B. Brown
North Loudoun Street
Capt
Philip Brooks
Waynesboro, Va
Captain Brooks
Fishburne School
Winchester Daily Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Miss Katherine Booth and Hazel Evans, graduate nurses from Winchester Memorial Hospital, are in Washington for a shopping visit. Numerous locals travel for social and business reasons including D W Lupton attending a Mutual Fire Insurance meeting in Bel Air and Mary Haines returning from Washington. The piece records hotel stays, visits, and attendance at a Hallowe en party in Hagerstown and a political rally in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Booth
Hazel Evans
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Washington
Boy Locked In Theatre Prompts Officer Rescue
A boy eight or nine slept in Colonial Theatre balcony as doors locked before midnight. Policeman Strasnider heard rapping at the front, found the boy inside, and after failing doors, woke manager Boucher at East Piccadilly. The theatre door was unlocked and the boy freed, then vanished up Loudoun street.
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Colonial Theatre
Strasnider
Loudoun Street
Ife
Officer Strosnider
Boucher
Frank Lovett
East Piccadily
Cec
Mr. Lovet
Demand Improves For Virginia Yorks In Liverpool Mart
Edwin Smith of the USDA reports Liverpool auction showing Virginia York Imperials in liberal supply and 200 percent condition with improving demand. US commercial 24 inch apples sold 4.74 to 5.35 dollars, Virginia Staymans moderate supply and demand, unclassified 2 1 4 inch at 3.65 to 4.62 dollars, Ganes with improving demand and good condition at 4.71 dollars for 2 3 4 inch. Hamburg market for barleyed apples shows strength with York varieties 5.35 to 6.33 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Washington
Edwin Smith
United States Department of Agriculture
Liverpool
Virginia York
United States
Hamburg
Mrs McCarty Survives Train Collision At Haddox Crossing
Mrs Robert L McCarty proprietor of the Betty Shoppe in Boscawen and Braddock streets was injured but escaped death when a northbound Baltimore and Ohio freight train struck her car at Haddox crossing on Fast Cork street. She jumped free as the vehicle was dragged and suffered leg cuts and bruises.
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Robert L. McCarty
May Mort
Betty
Boscawen
Braddock Streets
Marinely
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Haddox Crossing
Cork Street
McCarty
Mrs. MecCart
Mrs. Rosanna Beemer Hummer Dies at 76 in Clarke County
Mrs. Rosanna Beemer Hummer widow of John W Hummer dies at her home near Old Chapel Clarke county in the seventy seventh year of age. Funeral last Thursday conducted by Rev L A Parker Berryville Baptist Church with interment in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Surviving: son Ambrose B Trummer daughters Mrs John T Lindsey Mrs D S Cornwell two sisters Miss Emma Beemer Mrs Edward A Lindsey and a brother the late James A H Beemer.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Rosanna Beemer Hummer
John W Hummer
Clarke County
Old Chapel
L. A. Parker
Berryville Baptist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
A. FP. Osborne
J. T. Jones
A. D. Hardesty
Osborne Jones
W. S. Dix
W. A. Bradford
John T. Lindsey
D. S. Cornwell
Emma Beemer
Edward A. Lindsey
Millwood
James AH. Beemer
Kernstown
United States Internal Revenue Service
Holy Communion at Episcopal Church for All Saints Feast
Holy Communion will be celebrated at the Christ Protestant Episcopal Church tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. The service marks the Feast of All Saints as the special occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Christ Protestant Episcop
Delegates Listed for D A R Meet Across Virginia Chapters
The article lists numerous D A R delegates and regents from Virginia chapters including Martinsville Fairfax County Fort Humphy Fort Lewis Culpeper Petersburg Petersburg Newport News Old Donation Mt. Vernon Fort Loudoun Williamsburg and Richmond. Names of regents and delegates such as Mrs Rives S Brown Miss Bessie Tuggle Mrs Franklin Williams Mrs W BE Meliscent and many others are provided.
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Joseph Martin
Martinsville
Rives S. Brown
Bessie Tuggle
Fairfax County
Vienna
Franklin Williams
W. BE
Meliscent
G. E. King
Joseph, Berry
Irvine Welles
Fort Humphreys
David McDougald Shearer
Fort Lewis
Salem
C. C. Hammit
George R. Kelley
Patrick Henry
Chas. B. Keesee
M. S. Buchanan
Gravely
J. A. Shackleford
Anne Pickett
Wide Water
Pickett Waller
Olivia Willis
Culpeper Minute Men
Culpeper
Rose MacDonald
H. R. Greene
Ki. Crawford
Warren Rice
Stuart Edmonds
William Byrd
Richmond
W. Wirt Henry
Elizabeth Qinby
A. V. Shea
J. M. Lewis
Jack Jouett
Charlottesville
J. Cooke Grayson
Bradley T. Johnson
Don P. Halsey
Priddy
J. R. Kyle
Williamsburg
Littleberry Lester
V. Joe
Graf Zeppelin Nears Port With Large Mail Payload
The Graf Zeppelin returned to Germany carrying 101,683 pieces of mail credited to the German postal service in amount of 75,715 by the American postal system. The mail weighed about one ton and included 49,745 letters and 51,938 postal cards, most of which were sent from the New York post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Graf Zeppelin
Germany
New York
Grain quotations and market closes reported
Grain quotations from W R Spielman Co list wheat contracts at December 1.16 percent March 1.21 May 1.254, corn December .82 March .84 May .86, oats December .4314 March .4454 May .447, rye December 1.0215 March 1.045 May 1.0714. Baltimore spot wheat 1.3114. Europe puzzled by American politics. passage notes the issue should clear up early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Spielman & Co
Baltimore
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W. L. Dudley
C. E. Riley
Ernest Shade
Louie Clevenger
Arthur Russell
Brown Lovett
Lena Riley
Woodstock
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Ausster
Mr. McCormac
Community League
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John G. Hubbard
H. B. McCormac
Mrs. Beverley
William Beverley
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Edwin ‘Amiss Palmer
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Christian Endeavor Society of the
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Girls’ Athletic Club
John Strobridge
E. H. Strobridge
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Grene Spring
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Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Willard Holland
Mildred Hook
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E. J. Snapp
East Piccadilly Street
Harry Lerew
Harrisburg Pa
C. M. Carr
Boyd Avenue
Lerew
Martinsburg Journal
D. W. Lupton
Bel Air, Md
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Mary Haines
Thomas Beller
Carter
Augusta Conrad
Mr. W. Davis Conrad
Christ Episcopal Church
Effie Baker
St. Augustine
Fla
Clearwater
Tia
H. E. Kennedy
George Washington Hotel
C. A. Saum
H. M. Frease
Rebecca Eddy
Hagerstown, Md
C. K. Comley
Port Royal
Hotel Jack
Comley
Mrs. C. E. Hoffman
Lebanon, Pa
Hotel
Jack
Emory Coblentz
Middletown, Md
Messrs
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C. M. Harris
Potomac-Edison Company
Hagerstown
Northern Virginia Power Company
D. E. Stultz
Rebecca
Frisces Beverley
Fifth Regiment Armory
Governor Smith
Bessie Wine
Ray Lamp and
Cumberland, Md
U. S. Fries
Yorks
John W. Hummer
Graustark
George Barrace- Cutcheon
Utch Treat Club
Hotel Martinique
Nternational
Newaereel
Lutheran Church
Berkshire
Sample
Wm. M. Scholl
Dr. Schel
Lovett Bros
Sample Shoe Store
Dr. Scholl
Minneapolis
Davis
Rotary Club
Endicott-Johnson Shoes
S. Kirson & Sons
H.lmer Griffin
Main St
Chasebert
N. Braddock St
Winchester Va
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Menry
N. Cameron St
Handley School
S. Main St
Braddock Inn
Braddock
Braddock St
South Braddock St
Winchester Medit Corp
Alice Massey
White Post
Horee
Martin Williams
Millwood Road
Red Star Oil Range
Water St
Wilbur Johnston
Bennyville Ave
Bath
F. J. McClure
Dunkard
E. B
Care Star
H. Bi
Main Street
Leicester St
E. Piccadilly St
G. Kuntz
Fairview Ave
Kansas City Star
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