Miss Margaretta Henry Weds Gilbert Soyez in East Falls Church
Social notes report the marriage of Miss Margaretta H M Henry daughter of Rev and Mrs John B Henry of East Falls Church to Mr Gilbert Louis Soyez son of Mr and Mrs Charles Desire Soyez of Paris France. Ceremony conducted at the bride’s home by Rev Henry. Soyez a New York City businessman and former World War French Blue Devils member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaretta
H. M
New York City
Blue Devils
America
Phillippe C.,soyes
Washington
Hhis
Social Roundup From Alexandria to Hamburg
Miss Stella Moore and Clarence Moore of Alexandria hosted at Shannon Hill with Mrs. Elizabeth A. Horsey over the weekend. Elizabeth Frye from Washington visits at West Cork Street with her brother-in-law and sister. J W Pease returns to Hamburg after aiding a Wardensville flour mill project. Shriners ceremony in Staunton drew Mr. and Mrs. Wagner Mrs. Allison and Mr. Shaver of Detroit. Moise family returns to Hamburg after Wardensville visit with Pease household. Mrs. J W Pease of Wardensville visits Edgar and M B Hook in the city. Kenneth B Henry of the Radio Shop reports back from Washington after a Southern Wholesalers Inc. meeting and banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Moore
Clarence Moore
Alexandria
Elizabeth A. Horsey
Shannon Hill
Elizabeth Frye
Washington
Stanley E. Harmer
West Cork Street
William B. Wagner
George W. Allison
W. D. Shaver
Detroit, Mich
Shriners
Staunton
J. W. Pease
Wardensville
W. Va
Messrs
Edgar and
M. B. Hook
Kenneth B. Henry
Atwater Kent
Southern Wholesalers Inc
Atwater Kent Radio
Forest Fire Losses Drop Across Nation in 1926
Forest service figures show 1926 fires caused about 26 million dollars in direct damage in the United States from 91 793 fires scorching 24 300 000 acres. Shenandoah National Forest burned 17 acres, far below state and regional totals with most fires started by humans.
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United States
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Shenandoah National Forest
Shenandoah Forest
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Delaware
Rhode Island
Vermont
Southeastern
Carolinas
Florida
West Mississippi
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texas
Northeastern
Appalachian States
East Mississippi
Lake States
Rocky Mountain States
Pacific States
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Minnesota
California
Pennsylvania
New York
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
President Coolidge Not Convinced on Extra Session
Washington reports that President Coolidge favors sticking to the regular congressional schedule unless stronger demands arise. Cabinet and GOP leaders, including Senator Curtis and Representative Tilson, oppose convening Congress early, arguing no policy gains and potential quorum issues for the Senate over the Smith-Vare contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Congress
Senate
Curtis
Representative Tilson
United Brethren Conference Opens in Local Church
The United Brethren Conference opens in a local church with a missionary focus. Rev. S. R. Ludwig will report on foreign missions, followed by Rev. J Stewart Inneral's address. The committee on boundaries will close the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Conference
S. R. Ludwig
J. Stewart Inneral
Business Opportunity Offer From Paul Kaye
A note invites readers to join a business opportunity called Privilege Trading with small capital. It promises free information and directs to Paul Kaye at 194 Broadway, New York, with a hold on further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kaye
Broadway
New York
Virginia Farm Income Largely Steady Despite Poor Crops
Virginia crop conditions show overall 2.1 percent above the ten year average in August with cash income roughly equal to 1926 due to higher prices. Wheat cotton tobacco and peanuts yield below average while white potatoes rise. corn improves across most districts. hay and feed crops rise with abundant pasture and grazing favorable statewide despite some dry pockets and heavy rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Record Potato Yield Across Virginia Hits New High
The Virginia potato crop for the year is estimated at 22,552,000 bushels, up from 11,658,000 last year and 14,484,000 average. Early potatoes yielded over 200 bushels per acre with 23,000 railcars shipped, while August rains aided grass growth improving fall grazing prospects in the southwest grazing region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Sudan
Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia Crop Reporting Service
Henry M. Taylor
State Department of Agriculture
Senator Means predicts Willis as next Republican candidate
Colorado's Senator Rice B. Means forecast that Ohio's Senator Frank B. Willis will be the upcoming Republican presidential candidate, drawing some attention to both lawmakers among a small group previously unaware of them.
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Rice B. Means
Colorado
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Mrs Noah Sier Passes Away At Her Home Here
Mrs. Sarah A. Sier widow of Noah J. Sier a former Frederick county farmer and Civil War veteran died at 9 30 this morning at her home 16 East Gerrard street from complications of advanced age She was in the eighty eighth year and had lived in Winchester for 57 years Survivors include three sons Harry Luther and Allison Sier four daughters Katherine Roberta Annie and Helen two sisters and fifteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren The Rev Dr C A Freed is expected to officiate at funeral arrangements not yet completed
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Sarah A. Sier
Noah J. Sier
Frederick County
East Gerrard Street
Sier
John Harnsberger
Westminster
Emma Baultzie
Baltimore
William Sier
Elkhart
Ind
Grace Lutheran Church of
Winchester
C. A. Freed
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W. Warren Sager
John Harmer
Stanley Melvin Sager
Rochester
Minn
Melvin Sager
Washington, D. C
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Washington and Lee Universitat
Lexington
Georgetown University
D. C
Mayor Clinic
Istrunk
Kabler Hospital
Daniel L. Borden
Hilckier
Moravian College
Margaree Fuickinger
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Bethlehem
Delaware Watergap
Poncono Mountains
Wil
Easton
Floyd ‘Flickinger
Easton High School
Avenue Valley
Raymond Eiseman
Ft. Wayne
George Washington Hotel
M. BE. Hildebrand
Laura V. Hildebrand
Staurtton
Vas
Hildebrand
Pauline Shoop
Yesterda
Alamo Gorodo
New Mexico State Institution
Miss. Shoop
Blanch Shoop
Mr. Sonner
Front Royal
Memorial Hospital
Ruth Bean
Roy Mitchell
Boyce
Frank M Wray
Berryville
Harry Hardesty
Harry Warden
C. J. Borum
Strasburg
Messrs. W. E. Miller
Jp, Fitzgerald
C. L. Gilpin
Rockville
Q. L. Grundle
Aiterteare
Mdny
Albert Larrick
Martinsburg
Frank Hamilton
Anna Hamilton
Miss Merchant
Lee Fisher
Mrs. Beasley
Richmond, Va
Eugene Richardson
Reliance
Maude Hollar
National Avenue
Richardson
RP Eis
C. E. Pope and Son
J. B. Dunlap
H. E. Cook
W. A. Coleman
Mr. Thomas
BE. M. Thomas
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
W.,m. Bell
D. D
J. H. Brunk
United Brethren Church
Jack
J. H. Henry
Frank Taylor
Warren White Sulphur Springs
Mrs. Coyner
Woolworth
Opequon Lake Park
Maggie Wood
Emmett
Blair Hahn
Arthur Holland
James Elmer Holland
Gainesboro
Russell Holland
Piedmont
Luke, Md
Luke
Thomas Holland
George Haines
G. Reginald Haines
Clara VY. Fultz
Charles Town
Ann Brook Kern
Philadelphia
Betty McCullough
Irving Potts
D. H. Potts
Woodland Avenue
Mr. L. C. Minch
Herbert S. Larrick
Nancy Gray Larrick
Annapolis
Mrs. Larrick
Dorothy Nurton
Laurence Browning
Navab Academy
R.W. Long
Hagerstown, Md
Edward Holland
Mr. Russell
Miss Louise Louthan
Charleston
Youngirls
Lydia Fei
Gil Lydia
Owen
Illinois
Camden
New Jersey
Shells Playground
Scion
Lydia E. Pinkinpound
En Len
New 3 Street
Pinkhams Vegetabe Peenestrd
Pinkham Medicine CO
Lynn, Mass
Hamburg
N. J
Columbus
State Journal
Emmert’s
Golden Autumn
Betty Shoppe
Moling & Seal
Noah Sier
Cee
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