Miss Coffman Wed to Mr Wall in Shenandoah Ceremony
Miss Mary Anne Coffman married Mr Frank Wall Jr in a September ceremony near Shenandoah County. The bride, a Martinsburg area bank staffer, and the groom, a Virginia Tech graduate and agri instructor, will reside at Sky Mar Lodge in Woodstock.
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Mary Anne Coffman
Mr. Wall
Marria
Anne Coffman
Daue
Charles BE. Coff
Sake's
Shenandoah County
Frank Wall, Jr
Strasch
W. Va
James A. Johnsister
The
Philathea Class Elects Officers at First Christian Church
The Philathea Class of the First Christian Church elected officers during last night’s meeting at Mrs. John Cochran’s home on South Braddock Street. Elected: President Mrs. McGurdy, Vice President Mrs. Zula Sale, Secretary Mrs. Lem Anderson, Assistant Secretary Mrs. Fred Forney, Treasurer Mrs. E. W. Cather, and Teacher Mrs. Boyd Richards. Turner Ashby Chapter To Meet At Mrs. Larrick's Friday. The Turner Ashby Chapter of the UDC will meet at 3:30 p.m. Friday at Mrs. Herbert S. Larrick’s home, 403 West Clifford Street. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Snapp Are Returning to Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Irwin Snapp of Fort Valley, Ga., guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Snapp, left for Washington en route to their Georgia home. Snapp, an entomologist, will visit the Department of Agriculture before returning to the Fort Valley experimental station. Mrs. Snapp, formerly Eloise Parham of Greenville, Ga., was visiting Winchester with a series of social events in her honor.
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Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Herbert S. Larrick
West Clifford Street
Eeting
Alexandria
Philathea
First Christian Church
John Cochran
South Braddock Street
McGurdy
Zula Sale
Lem Anderson
Fred Forney
Irwin Snapp
Georgia
Oliver Irwin Snapp
Fort Valley
G. O. Snapp
Fairmont Avenue
Washington
Georgia Peach Belt
Katherine Wallace
Wheatfield
J. H. Burkhart
Paul Wolverton
June
Wolverton
Annie M. Orndoff
Wilmer Burkhart
Sylvia
Winchester
N. C. Williams
W. A. Crowser
Annie M. Orndorff
A. L. Brewer
Jeanetta
C. L. Orndorff
Paul Fleming
William Kibler
Mr Harvey Warrick and Lieut Law ton Return from Visit
Mr Harvey Warrick and Lieut Law ton of Washington have returned after visiting friends here.
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Harvey Warrick
Lieut Lawton
Washington
Social notes from Whitacre and surrounding towns
Mrs G B Clark returns home to Whitacre after visiting her brother in law and sister at Opequon. Numerous visitors from Charles Town Fairfax and Baltimore are noted with calls at homes in the county. Also listed are students travelers and locals visiting Washington Charlottesville Martinsburg and other cities, with several moving to study or reside elsewhere.
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G. B. Clark
Whitacre
Mrs. Miller Dunn
Opequon
Back Creek Items from Sept Convention and Local Visits
Community notes from Back Creek report a Romney West Virginia convention attendance by Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bargeant and family plus Rev. and Mrs. Wagner and others. Local visits include Robert Adams returning to Gainesboro and multiple families visiting or hosting relatives at Pine Grove and in the area.
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Back Creek
Forrest Bargeant
Harold
Wagner
Mary Ritter
Opal Davis
Romney
W. Va
Lucille Wingfield
Ruth
Mary Neal Flowers
Robert Adams
Gainesboro
V. O. DeHaven
Virgil DeHaven
Homer Davis
Oscar Clark
Clark
W. D. Ritter
Charles Baker
Frogeye
Pine Grove
J. W. MclIlwee
Marguerite
Ed MclIlwee
Near
Gore
Community News and Travel Notes From High View
High View residents report trips to Martinsburg and Winchester with multiple families visiting relatives and shopping. Rev. A. W. Andes will lead services at the Christian Church, Sunday morning and evening, inviting all. Miss Virginia Barr hay returned to Winchester after visiting the Morris home.
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High View
W. Va
M. C. Jackson
Francis
Candy Whitacre
Martinsburg
Winchester
Arthur Morris
Miami
Fla
N. L. Morris
A. W. Andes
Christian Church
Virginia Barr Hay
Wordplay and Wry Quotes From Richmond Paper
The Richmond News Leader quotes a candidate’s wife stifling a smile as her husband jokes about another man as “my man ager.” It notes the irony that a man who speaks nearly perfect English often has little to say worth using it for.
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Richmond News-Leader
Richmond News- Leader
Alleged Chicken Thief Sentenced In County Court
Earl Fauver was found guilty in the county magistrate court by Justice Tavenner of stealing chickens from W. H. Himelright near Mount Williams. He received one year on the state convict road and a $100 fine plus costs with additional service if unpaid. Fauver admitted nothing and said he would appeal.
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Earl Fauver
Tavenner
W. H. Himelright
Mount Williams
Fauver
Mr. Himelright
J. W. Wayland
Strasburg
Fanver
Farm Head Joins Smith Campaign For President
J F Reed longtime Republican and president of the Minnesota Farm Bureau resigns to campaign for Governor Smith for President. Reed says Smith's platform aligns with farm relief goals and criticizes Hoover and the Republican platform for vague agricultural pledges.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
J.F. Reed
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
Smith
Reed
Hoover
Not Enough Yet To Open Day Nursery At Quaker Church
The Federated Council of Church Women may reopen the day nursery at the Friends Meeting House if sufficient applications are filed. Only two women have announced a need for childcare while mothers work in orchards and related industries. Interested mothers should contact Mrs. Lupton or Mrs. Rosenberger promptly to apply.
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Federated Council of Church Women
Friends’ Meeting
F&f
Daniel W. Lupton
North
Washington Street
Large Attendance At State Pythians Annual Meeting
In Fredericksville Virginia on September 12 between two hundred fifty and three hundred Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters attended the joint session opening the sixteenth annual state convention and nineteenth yearly gathering. Mayor J Garnett King delivered greetings. Charles D Fox supreme representative of the order and J Wilmore Cox prelate of the local order spoke. Grand Lodge officers were introduced by C L Tyler grand chancellor. The convention runs through Thursday with a sightseeing tour crab feast and dance on the program. The item also notes a Governor Smith prohibition stance and a Topeka Capital quip about drys.
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Fredericksburg
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Knights
J. Garnett King
Charles D. Fox
Roanoke
J. Wilmore Cox
C. L. Tyler
Portsmouth
Dancing Studio Opens at 407 Cecil Street for All Ages
A new dancing studio will open at 407 Cecil Street on October 1 or 5 offering instruction in social and fancy dancing for children and adults. The program promises grace and suppleness, promoting freedom and sociability in good dancing taught by a student of Chaliff's Russian School of Dancing in New York with years of teaching and exhibition experience.
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Cecil Street
Chaliff
Russian School of Dancing of
New York
Enpicott Johnson
Republicans claim large Maine victory signals national mood
Scattered returns from upstate towns show William Gardiner leading for governor by 84 801 over Moran with gains across cities except Biddeford and Lewiston. Republicans tout turnout and margins as a nationwide Hoover Curtis boost while Democrats note Smith’s president race not on the ballot.
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Portland
William Gardiner
GC. Moran, Jr
Maine
Gardiner
Biddeford
Lewiston
Frederick Hale
Herbert EB. Holmes
Harold L. Beedy
Wallace A. White, Jr
John E. Nelson
Donald F. Snow
Reside
Gov
Brewster
William R. Pattingall
Pattangall
Hoover
Gov. Smith
Mean
New England
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Augusta
Moran
McLean
York
Bath
Smith
Congress
Democratic National Organization
Pine Tree
Curtis
Mount Williams Notes from Mount Williams Virginia items
Mount Williams Virginia notes report visits among locals including Mr and Mrs William Himelright and son Hurl with their daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs O L Peer in Kernstown. Other entries mention Mrs Katherine Wallace visiting Wheatfield and Mr J H Burkhart’s illness improving.
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Mount Williams
S. William Himelright
Hurl
Inlaw
O. L. Peer
Kernstown
Union Services Along Rock Enon Springs A Spiritual Uplift
Rock Enon Church services on Sunday were well attended with Bible school, a sermon titled Christ's Church, and a communion service. Afternoon focus on Steward ship. Gore Union Sunday school joined, contributing music and two special songs. An excellent lawn dinner followed.
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Rock Enon Springs
Rock Enon Church
Christ's Church
Gore Union Sunday School
Well Prepared Union Meetings Aim to Boost Sunday Services
Such union meetings are spiritual uplifts and it is hoped the Gore Sunday school will share in the effort. There is always a hearty turnout for them and for all regular services on the second Sunday of each month.
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Gore
Capudine Promises Quick Nerve Relief For Women
Delicate women with nervous tension gain relief from Capudine. The liquid medicine soothes nerves and stops headaches quickly, with a safety claim and druggists selling 30 cent and 60 cent sizes. Aimed at period pains and neuralgia.
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