Marriage Announcement of Ernest Reardon and Agnes Wise
Social and Personal notes report the marriage of Ernest Reardon and Agnes Ellen Wise in Washington D C on August 25. The couple reside at 92 Nineteenth Street N W Washington. Reardon, son of the late Patrick H Reardon of Winchester, has served as an auditor in a Washington department. The column lists numerous local visitors and attendees from Winchester to Washington D C and other nearby towns, with several mentions of guests and travelers returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Reardon
Agnes Ellen Wise
Washington, D. C
Nineteenth Street N. W
Washington
Patrick H. Reardon
Winchester
Marriage of Mrs Lelia Sirbaugh to Lewis W Smith at Fort Loudoun Apartments
Mrs Lelia Sirbaugh and Lewis W. Smith were married Saturday evening at Fort Loudoun Apartments on North Loudoun Street. Rev J B Duckwall of the Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony. The bride's parents are Mr and Mrs Jacob Sirbaugh of Gore. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Isaac W Smith of Winchester. They will reside in the city where the groom is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Woolford
Miss Sirbaugh
Lewis W. Smith
Fort Loudoun
North Loudounn Street
J. 8. Duckwall
Presbyterian Church
Jacob Sirbaugh
Gore
Isaac W. Smith
Winchester
Community Notes and Marriages in Winchester Weekly
Miss Mary Lowe Sprint welcomed at Memorial Hospital with birth on September 3 named Mary Lowe Sprint. Miss Selah Shull wed Mr. Maynard Polhamus at Braddock Street M E Church with ring ceremony. Bride’s niece Frances Brown as ring bearer. Polhamus, from Winchester, works with Lackawanna Railroad in New York. They plan to live in Winchester after honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Canada. Marriage license issued to Lloyd Montgomery and Ethel Boies. Montgomery from Sharpsville. Dr. Laura Mullen and sister Mary Mullen visited. they left for home after weekend at George H. Miller’s. WCTU semi monthly meeting set for September 8 at 9:30 AM at Friends Meeting House. officers to be elected. Alvin Kremer to finish studies at George Washington University and resume Library of Congress work after weekend with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lowe Sprint
Thomas H. Sprint
Memorial Hospital
Selah Shull
Polhamus
Winchester
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Lelah Shull
Maynard Polhamus
Elmira
N. Y
Murray D. Mitchell
Frances Brown
New York
Lackawanna Railroad
Strother Shull
Niagara Falls
Canada
Lloyd Montgomery
Ethel Boies
L. R. Montgomery
Sharpsville, Pa
Fred Boies
Ee Pa
Montgomery
Aalesman
Laura Mullen
Mary Mullen
George H. Miller
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Friends’ Meeting House
County
Alvin Kremer
C. P. Kremer
Asbury Park
N. J
George Washington University
Library of Congress
Elkins Visit Ends With Return Home for Local Pair
Mr. Carl Hicks spent the past week end in Elkins West Virginia. He was accompanied home by Mrs. C. E. Babb who has been visiting relatives at Elkins for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hicks
Elkins W, Va
C. E. Babb
Elkins
Local Residents Return From Visits and Wedding Attends
Mr Charlie Hillyard returns from Lancaster with relatives and friends. Douglas Barrett Virginia Barnett and companions return from Baltimore. The group, including Mrs Walter Barnett Holmes and others, vacationed with relatives in Winchester. Mamie Muse visits from Wilmington. George Melville Moore Kayes Asher Kayes stay with Henry Shafer and attend Skull Polhamus wedding. Dr B W Miller departs for Camp Hoyle reserve camp near Baltimore for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kayes
Asher Kayes
Elmira
N. Y
Henry Shafer
B. W. Miller
Camp Hoyle
Baltimore
Local residents take trips and return from travels
Mrs Ernest Ayre of Washington left today after attending the funeral of her uncle Boert Bentley. Several residents including Mr and Mrs W C Zinn Mrs G B Fansler Mrs Lewis Grim and Miss Elsie Snapp left for Niagara Falls and nearby sights, with plans to return or visit relatives. Other locals depart for vacations and teaching posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ayre
Washington
Grim
South Loudoun Street
Mrs. Ayre
Mr. Boert Bentley
W. C. Zinn
G. BE. Fansler
Lewis Grim
Elsie Snapp
Niagara Falls
Fansler
Miss Snapp
Zinn
York, Pa
McQuay Leaves for Washington to Attend College
Joseph Glenn McQuay, Handley High School graduate, departed for Washington yesterday to enroll at McCann's Business College. Arthur Streit and son plan a Pittsburgh visit en route to Canada for their annual vacation. Miss Ethel Wendel returned to Washington from Strasburg. Mr and Mrs T W Mathews and daughters spent the weekend at Camp Meade with Cyril Mathews. Brackenbridges joined them on the trip home. Roy Bowman returned to Washington after a weekend with his parents in Stephens City. Mrs Clinton Athey is ill at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Glenn McQuay
Handley High School
Washington
Atend McCann
Business College
Arthur Streit
Arthur Streit, Jr
Pittsburgh
Canada
Ethel Wendel
Strasburg
T. W. Mathews
Irene and
Bilsie Mathews
Dorothy Anderson
Camp Meade, Md
Cyril Mathews
Brackenbridge
Roy Bowman
Stephens City
Foreigner Rampage Causes Nine Deaths in Ohio Shootings
In Youngstown a gunman, Tony de Capua, killed seven family members and wounded several including a policeman. Ferdinan Goodwinski died of a gut shot after fleeing into de Capua’s home. Police wounded de Capua during a clash while Peter Austerick killed his wife before officers fatally shot him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
Ferdinan Goodwinski
Tony de Capua
Goodwinski
de Capua
Seckond Law and the Seckon Case by Josh Billings
A humorous adage compares law to a second rate case or measles, implying the patient will inevitably catch it lightly. The quip reflects Billings style on legal folly with wit and social judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh_ Billings
Redfern Sighted 165 Miles Off 80 America by Vessel
The Norwegian steamer Christian Korby reported sighting Paul R. Redfern and his plane Port of Brunswick on Aug 26, 165 miles from the South American coast. Redfern circled the ship, dropped three notes asking for direction, and was headed toward the Venezuelan mainland 105 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Christian Korby
Paul R. Redfern
Brunswick
Redfern
Port Au
Spain
Trinidad
Kingston
Jamaca
Services At John Mann A M E Church
The pastor and choir of the John Mann M E Church will worship at St Paul Church tonight. Rev Johnson, pastor of the Mann Church, will preach the sermon and the Mann choir will sing. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mann A. M. E
John Mann M. E
St. Paul Church
Rev
Johnson
Mann Church
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Margaret Anderson
Josephine Triplett
Alma Bean
E. E. Roberts
East Radford
L. L. Fansler
West Leicester
Edward Weinberg
Mary Sweeney
New York City
R. M. Johnson
Loudoun Street
M. A. Hillyard
Havre-de-Grace, Md
J. W. Headley
Ge Headley
E.W. Miller
Luray
Stanley
G. D. Monk
Boston, Mass
G. F. House
Mary
Ruby Thomas
Miss Ethel Thomas
Frances Spiggle
Edward Hinkins
Rochester, N. Y
Forture
District of Columbia
Sarah Zane Fire Company
James Moling
Lee Barr
Taylor Barr
Clay Manuel
Lee Fisher
Harry Bryant
George Sumption
David Mills
Albert Taylor
Bell Biggs
James R. DuShane
Isabelle McCann
C R. McCann
Stephenson
Ruth McCann
Irvin Bierer
White Post
Lula. Rush
The
Shenandoah Valley ‘National Bank
Walter Ament
Millersville
John Cooper
Edna Weaver
Lancaster
E. C. Cooper
Boyce, Va
Albert P. Rickman
St. Louis Mo
John Fugitt
Harry Miller
South Kent Street
John Nixon
James Webster
Ethel
Hancock, Md
C. J. Nixon
Harold Duff
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Bryan Haines
Douglas
Fort Loudoun Apartments
Huntsberry
Winchester Wholesale Gro. Co. Distributors
Charlie Hillyard
Douglas Barrett
Virginia Barnett
Walter Barnett
Holmes
Dell Pifer
Rose Pifer
George Pifer
Messrs
William and
Fred Perk
Bellsville
Mathew, Ebersole
Mamie Muse
Wilmington, del
George Melville Moore and Son
Castleman's Ferry
Adam Forney
Emmett
Margaret Smith
Richland School
Tazewell
Elsie Carpenter
Washington, DD
Emaula Store
Ethie DeHart
A. J. DeHart
Fairmont Avenue
Elizabeth Brown
Goor Real Estate
Clinton Athey
Winchester Memorial Hospital
America
Bernall
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