Marriage Announcements Highlight Local Social Ties
Mrs. Julia Cabell Tyson and Joseph R Walker wed at Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church Baltimore with immediate family present. The pair left for New York and will sail for Europe. Miss Mary Lyon Tyler will wed George Peterkin Gamble September 25 at Gardiner home Sherwood Forest Charles City county. Livengood family birthday surprise hosted sixty guests in Apple Pie Ridge with an array of games music and refreshments. Rev Dr J W Duffey visited Moorefield and Winchester health improving report shared by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Cabell Tyson
Maryland
Virginia
Joseph R. Walker
Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
William Page Dame
Walker
New York
Europe
Mary Lyon Tyler
D. Gardiner Tyler
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
George Peterkin Gamble
Galveston
Gardiner
Sherwood Forest
Charles City
Tyler
Lyons Tyler
William and Mary College
John Tyler
United States
Gamble
University of Virginia
George Peterkin
Episcopal
West Virginia
Joshua Peterkin
St. John’s Episcopal Church
City
John Smith
C. E. Braithwaite
Joseph Cave
A. G. Clark
Stuart Fries
Charles Braithwaite
Harley Bailey
Bruce Lodge
Loring Smith
Herbert Fries
Edgar Braithwaite
Alson Smith
John Reese
Alvin Dick
Ottie Dorsey
G. Leight
Eaton Larrick
Emily Anderson
Winchester
John Braithwaite
Bud and Byrd Baker
Ray
Fries
John Ritter
Frances
Mabel Braithwaite
Grace Fries
Virginia Bailey
Cornelia Livengood
Masters
Harry Hutton
Beverley
Charles
Tevious Bailey
John
Jimmie Livengood
Mildred
Bobbie Smith
Phyllis
Anne Lee Fries
Theda
Bobbie Braithwaite
Lucille
Donald Smith
Mary Braithwaite
Margaret Dick
Martha Reese
Rebecca Lodge
Garland Dorsey
J. W. Duffey
Washington
Hugh Duffey
Baby Boy Born to Mrs Harry Marsh in Keyser
Friends report the birth of a fine baby boy to Mrs. Harry Marsh at Hoffman Hospital Keyser West Virginia. Mrs. Marsh was formerly Miss Tanquary, daughter of Mrs. Tanquary and the late Mr. Charles Tanquary of Burnt Factory. The Rev. Mr. Marsh is pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Marsh
Hoffman Hospital
Keyser
W. Va
Cochran Daughter Engaged to Thompson of Louisville
Mr and Mrs Robert S Cochran of The Plains Fauquier County Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Cora Lee Cochran to Mr William Blanton Thompson of Louisville Kentucky The wedding is planned for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Lee Cochran
W. B. Thompson
Robert S. Cochran
the Plains
Fauquier County
William Blanton Thompson
Louisville, Ky
Salvation Army Adjutant Given Surprise Party
Adjutant Craig, officer in charge, returned from vacation spent in Boston, was surprised by many friends at her home 330 Smithfield Avenue last Friday night. The gathering included games and amusements followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Salvation Army
Boston
Mass
Smithfield Avenue
Family heads east for visit and return home
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and family members travel by motor to Stroudsburg, Pa., where John I. Brown Sr. teaches at a high school. The trip includes stops in Easton and Philadelphia before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
John I. Brown
Mary Cather
Stroudsburg
Easton
Philadelete
Birth of Evelyn Ann Crabble at North Loudoun Street
Mr and Mrs Loring Crabille celebrate the birth of a daughter named Evelyn Ann. Elizabeth Lunsford of this city is the former Miss Elizabeth Lunsford before marriage. Dr and Mrs John F Stouffer and daughter visited the city after time at Mrs Stouffer's North Carolina summer home. Dr Stouffer, a Winchester native, has achieved success in Philadelphia as director of the neuropsychiatric department at the Philadelphia General Hospital and on the University of Pennsylvania staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring Crabille
Loudoun Street
Evelyn Ann Crabille
Crabille
Elizabeth Lunsford
John F. Stouffer
Edward Seltz
Detroit, Mich
Clayton Cochran
North Braddock Street
Marie Recher
John Lamb
I Recher
University of Pennsylvania, Hospital
Philadelphia
Missionary Society Meets Tonight At Braddock Street M E Church
The Young People’s Missionary Society of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will meet at 8 o'clock in the church Sunday school room with Miss Hilda March hosting in place of Miss Bertha Cline who is ill. Numerous locals and visitors are noted in a round of arrivals and trips, including residents from Martinsburg Berryville and Philadelphia visiting family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
M.E. Church
South
Young People’s Missionary Society of
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Hilda March
Bertha Cline
Dettra Elevated to Director of National Good Roads Society
City Manager L. R. Dettra was unanimously elected a director of the United States Good Roads Association. J. A. Rountree of Alabama announced the honors and praised Dettra for his work on multiple committees during the past year. The convention included leading road and street builders and engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Dettra
United States Good Roads Association, Inc
J. A. Rountree
Alabama
Rountree
Mr. Dettra
Eight Motorists Probably Dashed To Death In Fall
An automobile carrying eight people eight persons including four adults and four children plunged into the Rogue River near Prospect Oregon on the Crater Lake highway. The party registered as D T Norris and party of Mehaffy. The car left the road at Lookout Point a 400 foot drop. All believed drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Ore
Rogue River
Prospect
Crater Lake
D. T. Norris
Mehaffy
Lookout Point
Many Affidavits Filed In Behalf Of Condemned Men
Sixty three affidavits supporting a new trial for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were submitted to Judge Webster Thayer in Dedham Mass. The affidavits rely on Celestino Maderos’s confession, which implicates him and exonerates the condemned pair in the 1920 double murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dedham
Mass
Nicola
Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Webster Theyer
Celestino Maderos
Vanzetti
Big Moose Clabaugh Sets 62nd Home Run Record
Clabaugh a Tyler East Texas League left fielder hit his 62nd homer in the final game, establishing a new organized baseball home run record. The 24 year old, 6 foot 178 pound slugger known as Big Moose will join the Brooklyn Nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clabaugh
Tyler
Big Moose
Brooklyn Nationala
Bulls and Bears In a Struggle For Market Control
NEW YORK Sept 13 The market was driven by professional operators with rapid erratic shifts in control between bulls and bears. Public participation remained low as traders awaited income tax day to extend commitments. Call money renewed at 6 percent. The day closed heavy with about 1,400,000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Bulls
Bears
Clean Rags Wanted at Star Office
Large clean cotton rags needed immediately by Star Office. Must be large and free of dirt or grease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Office
Woman Claims She Was to Get 5000 for Fake Story
Los Angeles reporting that Dorain Wiseman and Donald Leilatte were involved in a hoax about a Carmel seaside arrangement with a sister named Miss X. The Examiner notes a $5000 payment from Aimeen McPherson to Mrs McPherson’s alleged impersonator. Witnesses later described a cottage at Carmel with a woman resembling Mrs McPherson during the evangelist's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Dorain Wiseman
Donald Leilatte
Carmel
Miss X
Kenneth G
Angelus Temple
Aimeen McPherson
McP
Ormiston Bat
Evangelist
Mrs. McPherson
Norfolk and Western Schedule May 2 1926
Norfolk and Western lists May 2 schedule with routes from Berryville to Roanoke and beyond. It notes K-Stop for Waynesboro and beyond, a Pullman sleeper to Gary West Virginia, dining connect at Roanoke with Memphis Special to Chattanooga, and a 9 20 A M service to Roanoke Bristol and intermediates, plus 12 26 P M Local to Roanoke and Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Roanoke
Bristol
Bluefield
Welch
Norton
Waynesboro
Pullman
Gary
W Va
Memphis
Chattanoga
Nashville
Broiler
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
H. H. Burks
Jno
L. Bladon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Walker
President Tyler
Dr. Duffey
Hardy
Pictorial Review
Ladies’ Home Journal
Designer
McCall’s
Good Housekeeping
Sample Shoe Store
Mr. and
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Loring Crabille
Clifton Clowser
Kenneth
Martinsburg
John Clowser
Fred Kuhn
The
Graybar Electric Company
Ray Rodgers
Asbury Powell
Donald Diebert
Frank Krebs
Krebs
A. R. Rinker
Gainesto
Thelma Brown
John Brown
Alexandria
Helen Grove
Laura Keffer
R. N
Charles Town
F. A. Beck
Fairport, N. Y
Llewellyn B. McNeill
Jean McNeill
VanMeter Hack
Moorefield
Examiner
A. R. Emmert
Frank 8. Emmert and Son
Emmert
John H. Huyette
Louise Huyette
Norval Carter
Reading
Sinking Springs
Robert T. Barton
Mrs
Arthur Field
Rochester, N. Y
Lake Frazier
Selingsgrove
Randolph Shields, Jr
Randolph. Shields
China
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Shields
Sophie Baker
Frances Page
Leslie Fries
S Peg Callan
Virginia Rehill
Freemont Dick
Dorothy Shade
Charles L. Bowly
Nancy Bowly
John Fisher
Colonial
Mutt & Jeff
Bad Fisher
Ip Well
Ain
Sir Sipmey
Teheeric
King OF All
Sockers
Dempsey
Bill Tate
Jacks
Bills Horn
Bill
Kisser
Tata
Sid
Cora
Alma Hambergers
Nannie McIntosh
North Loudoun Street
Garland Morris
Alma Morris
Justa Quick
Mary Katherine Quick
Newport News
J. H. Bott
U. S. Rubber Company
A. J. Oates
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
A. M. Bowers
Fairmont Avenue
A. J. DeHart
Charlotte DeHart
Clyde DeHart
Chambersburg, Pa
DeHart
Caledonia Park
George M. Lamb
L. H. McGuire
Elkton, Va
Herbert Miller
H. B. McCormac
Leona Bly
Marjorie Lichliter
Strasburg
Richmond
Stuart Circle Hospital
J. T. Burwell
Millwood
Dettra
National Society
Texas
Metropolitan
Jack Welch
Selwyns
Michael Arlen
Charlotte Wlaer Norman
Potomac
Nathanson Company
Loudoun
Norfolk & Western
Clearbrook
Hyde Farm
S. H. Boyd
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