Wedding Service Edited by Bride Removes Obey Clause
Miss Dorothy L. Cheek and Gordon Cedric Willard wed in Pawtucket Rhode Island with a ceremony edited by the bride to reflect the couple’s view of marriage. The vow word obey was omitted and a paragraph in the ritual emphasized mutual fidelity and the spiritual nature of wedlock. The question to the bride asking will you love cherish and honor was given without the word obey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pawtucket
R. I
Dorothy L. Cheek
Mount Hin
Gordon Cedric Willard
Institute
Frank Rector
First’ Baptist Church
Wtucket
Valentino’s Body Placed in Private Mausoleum
The body of Rudolph Valentino was laid in a private mausoleum with marble imported from Italy. A bronze tablet will bear the name Rodolfo Guglielmi Valentino and the screen name Rudolph Valentino. Memorial plans include a statue in Hollywood or a hospital ward endowment. Pola Negri, engaged to Valentino, will return to work after accompanying him from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rai
Cal
Pd Valentino
Guglielmi
Italy
Tye
Rodolfo Guglielmi Valentino
Rudolph Valentino
Joseph Schenck
Rudolph Valentino Memorial Association
Motion Picture Capital
Children’s Hospital
Pola Negri
Tar
Valentino
New York
Miss Arthur Replaces Higgins as District Nurse
Miss Gertrude M. Higgins resigns after years with the District Nurse Association. Miss Josephine Arthur, daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Arthur, succeeds her. Arthur, a Stuart Circle Hospital graduate, has done extensive post graduate work. Miss Evelyn C. Dean will continue with the staff in Winchester and Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude M. Higgins
District Nurse Association
Josephine Arthur
B. F. Arthur
Arthur
Stuart Circle Hospital
Richmond
Miss Higgins
Michael Collins
Winchester
Frederick County
Evelyn C. Dean
D Gold Clark Dies After Appendicitis Operation
D Gold Clark died about 6 o clock last evening in Memorial Hospital from the effects of an operation for appendicitis performed ten days earlier. He was in his forty eighth year, lived at Cedar Grove Fredericks county, and was a noted contracting house painter. Survived by a widow Mrs Mattie Clark an adopted daughter two sisters Mrs Georgia Bragg Winchester and Mrs Rosie Parlett Martinsburg WV and two brothers Grant Clark Cedar Grove and North Clark Pikesside WV. Funeral at 1 30 Friday at his house by Rev Roy F Schmucke of Martinsburg and interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David O. Gold Clark
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Clark
Cedar Grove
Fredericks County
Clark
Mattie Clark
Georgia Bragg
Winchester
Rosie Parlett
Martinsburg
W. Va
Grant Clark
North Clark
Pikesside
Roy F. Schmucke
Winchester Avenue Disciples Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Witnesses at Appomattox From Stephens City and Laurel Brigade
The Star identifies two veterans from Virginia units who were present at Lee's surrender. Charles K Weaver, of Stephens City, in Company A First Virginia Cavalry, and another man in Company Twelfth Regiment Laurel Brigade Seventh Virginia Cavalry. A subscriber notes James B Russell of Winchester is not the only living witness in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Brigade
Seventh
Virginia Cavalry
Charles K. Weaver
Stephens ’City
First
R. E. Lee
Stephens City
The
Star
James B. Russell
Winchester
Appomattox
H. C. Schenk
Near Stephens
Frank D. Cope
Baltimo
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Irving Berlin
Broadway
York
Gruss
Ellin Mackay
Clarence Mackay
Irving ’Berlin
Ial
Nevareel
D. Gold Clark
Iowa
Baltimore Sun
Mrs. Riessinger
Lydia E. Pinkham
Swenton
Prince Ruprecht
Alex J.groesbeck
William Wood
Con Dent
Princ Upprecht
Bavaria
Gerell
Lee’s
Editor
the Star
Agen
Lex
American Radiator Company
Baltimore
ACOLA
Renee
O. K
Ford
Chevrolet
Aere
Fe, A
Oakland
Northern VA. Motor Co., Inc
South Loudoun
Winchester, Va
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