Philadelphia Matches Brightens Norristown Bride-to-Be
Miss Mabel Elizabeth Lutz of 641 Haws avenue Norristown will wed Kenneth Kremer Cornwell of Philadelphia. The couple’s betrothal emerged during a social event at Miss Lutz’s home with fall blooms and a miniature Japanese rock garden as prizes.
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Philadelphia
Mabel Elizabeth Lutz
John C. Lutz
Haws Avenue
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Phil
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Winchester
Lutz
Virginia Geyer
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Stewart Banker
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G. Morton Daller
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David Williams
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Rebt Dotts
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Melrose Park
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Sallye Hallman
Milton Lutz
Ellen Geyer
Miss McDonald Hosts Dinner For Miss Byrd In Berryville
Miss Rose MacDonald entertains at her Berryville home with a dinner in honor of Miss West wood Beverley Byrd, aunt of Lieut. Edward Calloway USMC and Mrs. Calloway. Attending are many Washington and Berryville residents, who will later travel to Winchester for a Country Club dance.
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Berryville
Westwood Beverley Byrd
Edward Calloway
United States Marine Corps
Calloway
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Evelyn McGill
Sydney Thompson
Washington
Etta Field Jones
Bristow
Okla
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James Ambler
Warrenton
Everett McGee
R. E. Jones
Edward Williams
Atkins
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Harry F. Byrd
Brethren Attending Virginia Conference Closure
Members of the United Brethren Church of North Braddock Street travel to Staunton Virginia for the closing meeting of the Virginia Conference annual session underway since midweek. Delegates Walter P. Anderson and William L. Poston accompany Rev. George W. Stover.
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Walter P. Anderson
William L. Poston
George W. Stover
Keller couple welcomes daughter Mary Amelia
Mr and Mrs Julius J Keller of Lebanon Church celebrate the birth of a daughter named Mary Amelia at Memorial Hospital on Friday September 12 Mrs Keller formerly Clara Bowman of Stephens City Rev Eugenie D Witherspoon pastor of Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church attended the Virginia Synod in Richmond and travels to Greensboro NC to visit his mother The pulpit will be filled tomorrow evening by Rev Dr F T McFaden
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Horace F. Nixon
Philadelphia
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Frederic W. Scott
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Courtlandt D. Barnes
Manhasset
Long Island
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Joseph Bryan
Richmond Times-Dispatch
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Chauncey Devereux Stillman
New York City
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John Skelton Williams
Lester Dillon
Nellie G. Dillon
John A. Dillon
J. T. Dillon
Philomont
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Methodist Episcopal Coe
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Panama
Naval Radio Service
Presbyterian Synod
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F. T. McFaden
L. H. Stokes
Presbytrian Synod of Virginia
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Matthews County
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Julius J. Keller
Lebanon Church
Memorial Hospital
Mary Amelia
Keller
Clara Bowman
Stephens City
Mr. Witherspoon
Eugenie~ D. Witherspoon
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Virginia Synod
Greensboro
N. C
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Ritenour
Thurman Ritenour
Waddington
The
Baptist Church
Houston
Texas
Douglas Burnett
Winchester
D. W. Ritenour
Handley High School
University of Virginia
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Ritenour
The children and grandchildren of Mrs A T Ritenour hosted a surprise birthday party last evening with about 25 relatives and friends. Mrs Ritenour received many beautiful and useful gifts.
Luther Shutts Improves After Tonsil Surgery
Mr. Luther Shutts at Memorial Hospital has recovered from his tonsil removal operation and is able to be out.
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Luther Shutts
Memorial Hospital
Miss Clendening Hosts Bridge Luncheon in Winchester
Social news notes a bridge luncheon with Miss Virginia Goede niese as guest of honor plus a guest list including Miss Virginia Owens and many Winchester residents. Other items report engagements, arrivals for weddings, and local visiting guests.
Market Holds Steady At Week's Close On Bearish Day
The New York stock market closed about steady after an early drop. Activity was dominated by professional traders with little external influence and about 1,000,000 shares changed hands before the weekend.
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Associated Press
New York
Over 50 Babies Enter IL O F Baby Festival
More than 50 infants registered at festival headquarters by 3 p.m. for the Illinois Odd Fellows event. First entrant Donald Shuler, son of Mr and Mrs Frank H Shuler, receives the first silver loving cup.
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Baby Festival
Donald
Frank H. Shuler
South Main Street
L. L. Hershman
W. O. Parlett
Emory Snapp O
M. M. Harlee
Gus Chambers
Harry Brill
Mr. Chambers
J. R. Shart
Hershman
Snapp
Grain Prices In Chicago Market
Grain prices in Chicago market show futures for corn and oats with multiple contract months. Prices listed include September and December for corn, with March and May for oats, reflecting steady near term values.
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Chicago
East Bers
Dean
Fourteen Feared Dead in Ibuki Maru Wreck
In the Hainan strait the Japanese fishing trawler Ibuki Maru is believed sunk with fourteen men lost after a wreck. The British oiler Pearleaf rescued the captain and three crew members and reported fourteen others had fled on a raft to reach land, but all efforts to locate them failed.
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Associated Press
Hongkong
Hainan Strait
Pearleaf
Frederick Clerk Former School Head Dies At Home
The obituary notes the death of Frederick Clerk a former school head at his home. Survived by wife Edith Clerk daughter Edith Clerk and son Frederick E Clerk Jr funeral services set for 2 30 PM Monday with burial info not disclosed.
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Christ Episcopal Church
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Winnetka
Clerk
Five Children Burned in Cresota Fire Incident
Five children were badly burned when a Cresota fire lit leaves and rubbish as liquid splashed on it. Edward Hunt, 6, suffered the most severe burns. William 10, John 8, James Lacey 9, and Clementine Lacey 2 were also injured. Neighbors smothered the flames and rushed the youngsters to hospitals. Elmer G. Lacey suffered burns while trying to extinguish the blaze.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Edward Hunt
William J. Hunt
John Hunt
James B. Lacey
Clementine Lacey
Elmer G. Lacey
B and O Officials Seek Buffalo and Susquehanna Post
Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio and George M. Schriver senior vice president asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to become director of the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad Corporation. The Baltimore and Ohio recently gained control of the Buffalo and Susquehanna.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
George M. Schriver
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffalo and Susquehana Railroad Corporation
Baltimore and Ohio
Buffalo and Susquehana
Farmers Wife And Children Are Found Dead
In Crawford county Georgia Mrs A Smith 30 wife of a farmer and her two young children were found dead in their bed at the family home near here. Sheriff Charles Giles said preliminary investigation points to poisoning administered by Mrs Smith with an empty bottle found nearby. Smith had been hunting last night and returned two hours after the bodies were found.
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Associated Press
Ekno
A. Smith
Crawford County
Charles Giles
Motorists in Valley Pike Crash Injures Three
Mr and Mrs Bowers and the former s mother from Marenbeck New York escaped with minor cuts and bruises when their Studebaker sedan overturned on the Valley pike after striking wet clay from morning rain.
Arrests on Eve of Election Across Cities
Berlin dispatch reports police in multiple cities enforcing measures on the eve of elections with arrests made in several locations as tensions rise and voters move to polling sites.
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The
Associated Press
Berlin
Violence clashes leave police stabbed and many injured
A violent outbreak yields around 500 arrests and about 20 injuries in clashes between Communist and Fascist factions. One policeman was stabbed at Chennitz amid the street fighting. Dr. A Edwin Keig is cited with a quote on wealth and character.
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Chennitz
Uriburu Leads Revolt Toppling Irigoyen in Argentina
General Jose Francisco Uriburu heads the provisional government after leading the revolt that ousted Hipolito Irigoyen, triggering a political shift in Argentina. Uriburu assumes control as the new head of state and sets plans for stabilization.
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Jose Francisco Uriburu
Argentina
Irigoyen
Enterprise Takes Lead At Title Race
The piece describes Enterprise taking the lead in a premier yachting title race tied to the New York Yacht Club sponsor Aldrich. It recalls the long, storied rivalry dating back to 1851 and the ongoing efforts of a veteran British challenger, a famed patron, and a noted tea merchant, to win the cup.
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Aldrich Syndicates Enterprise
Cupholding
New York Yacht Club
America
Irisn’baronnet
Columbia
Isle of Wight
Glasgow
Sterling Replies to Charges Over Lavish Texas Home
Texas candidate Ross S. Sterling defends his mansion amid criticism that it contains 23 bathrooms. He argues for broader bathroom access for all citizens and frames his wealth as irrelevant to public needs.
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Texas
Ross S. Sterling
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