Wedding at Kernstown Hears Mary Cather Play I Love You Truly
The bride and groom wed with Miss Mary Cather at the piano and Miss Osborne on violin. Attendants included Earl Clarke and Emmett Dorton. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home with family, friends, and out of town guests from Washington and nearby towns. The couple planned to reside in Kernstown after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Peters
Washington, D. C
Mary Cather
Miss Cather
Miss Osborne
Messrs
Earl Clarke
Emmett Dorton
J. B. Parks
Kernstown
James B. Parks
Handley High School
Earl Parks
Tokus Inn
Grace Barrick
Washington
Barrick
Phillip Barrick
Edinburg
Mary Barrick
Rahe Auto School
Kansas City
Winchester Auto Sales
Clifford Cameron
Mitchell Dickson
rMs. Tarrell
Jack Harrell
Charlotte
N. C
Virginia Beach
Baltimore
James F. Rehill
Berryville Avenue
Francis Craig
Social Calendar of Winchester Organizations and Events
Tuesday features Lions Club lunch at George Washington Hotel and Memorial Hospital junior auxiliary meeting. A Memorial Hospital student nurses dance at Jordan Springs with Dan Gregory and His Victor Recording Orchestra. Wednesday includes Kiwanis lunch and Garden Club meeting, choir practices at United Brethren and Grace Lutheran churches. Thursday offers Rotary luncheon and two George Washington Hotel events benefiting District Nurse Association tuberculosis fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion's Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Nurses Home
Memorial Hospital
Jordan Springs
Dan Gregory
Victor Recording Orchestra
Kiwanis Club
George
Miss Mabel Parks Weds Lester Barrick in Kernstown Church
Miss Mabel St. Clair Parks of Kernstown married Lester Guy Barrick in a Kernstown Methodist Church ceremony led by Rev. O D Lambert. The church featured candles and clematis with fern and palms as attendants wore blue and yellow gowns and a bride in ivory satin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel St. Clair Parks
Lester Barrick
Kernstown
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Lester Guy Barrick
O. D. Lambert
Stephens City
Emmet Dettra
Mary Cather
Earl Clark
Miss Cather
Miss Osborne
Thelma Dorton
Betty Lou Barton
Virginia Mackay Smith Boy-Ed Plans Virginia Farm Estate
Mrs. Karl Boy-Ed arrives from Germany with daughter Virginia and will stay with Mrs. Alexander Mackay-Smith in New York. Her husband, Captain Boy-Ed, once German military attache, was killed in Germany. Mrs. Boy-Ed owns a large Clarke County Virginia farm and plans a residence near the Annefield estate once owned by First Families of Virginia. The land sits on the Blue Ridge western slopes hunting country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Boy-Ed
New York
Germany
Virginia Boy-Ed
Alexander
Mackay- Smith
Seal Harbor
Maine
United States
Captain Boy-Ed
Washington
Boy-Ed
Virginia Mackay-Smith
Bishop Mackay-Smith
Protestant Episcopal Church
Clarke County
Virginia
Annefield
Nachman Family Returns Home From Holiday Visit
Mr and Mrs Junius Nachman and their children concluded a holiday visit with Mr and Mrs Philip Kramer and returned today to their Marshall Virginia home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junius Nachman
Philip Kramer
Marshall, Va
Benefit Card Party Planned by District Nurse Association
Arrangements are nearing completion for a District Nurse Association card party at the George Washington Hotel on Thursday night November 17. Prizes from local friends will add luster to the event, with tables reserved by Mrs. Russell Cathers committee. Funds support tuberculosis work at the association’s sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
George Washington Hotel
Russell Cather
Friends of the Association
Local youths enter colleges and attend social events
A series of notes records students leaving for Roanoke College and Washington and Lee University, cadets and graduates heading to Richmond and Lexington for 1931 32 sessions, and social gatherings at Centenary Reformed Church and with families in Berryville Shenandoah region hosts and Amherst Street families attend gatherings with notable guests including Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd and Collected visits to Capon River and Cape May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Berryville
Elizabeth Crawford
Frank Crawford
North
Washington Street
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Misses Lake
Yutte
Carro
Gen
Mr Brown
Front Royal
Aining
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Thomas B. Byrd
Amherst Street
Miss Katherine Anderson Returns to Wilmington Hospital Work
Miss Katherine Anderson returns to Wilmington Delaware after visiting her sister Mrs Howard March. She is connected with a large hospital in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Anderson
Howard March
Wilmington
Del
French Plane Blown to Pieces by Explosion
From Ufa, Tass Agency reports the Hyphen II plane carrying Joseph Lebrix and Rene Mesmin was ripped apart in mid air by an explosion in the motor. The wreckage scattered over a burned meadow, with parts of the ship littering the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Joseph Lebrix
Rene Mesmin
Ufa
Tass Agency
Police Officer Shot to Death by Gunmen in Village Robbery
New York police Sergeant Timothy Murphy, 48, died after rushing toward a Greenwich Village speakeasy during a robbery. Patrolman Fred Knocke was seriously wounded when seven gunmen fled the scene. Murphy had served 25 years on the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Timothy Murphy
Greenwich Village
Fred Knocke
Knocke
Murphy
Labor Speakers For Reopening of Beer Industry
Representatives of labor urged the legalization of beer at the American Legion unemployment conference to create jobs for more than a million men. M J McDonough of the building trades department estimated up to 1,250,000 could be employed within six months, with broader industrial benefits. Ralph T O’Neil opened the session noting unemployment as a wartime crisis and warning that racketeers threaten the government by drawing idle men into their fold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
American Legion
M. J. McDonough
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Ralph T. O'Neil
Legion
O'Neil
Mrs Collings To Be Taken To Yacht Again
District Attorney Blue of Suffolk County will escort Mrs. Benjamin P. Collings aboard the yacht Penguin to cross examine her account of her husband being thrown overboard by two men. Nassau County DA Edwards supports the investigation and plans to present the Schultz report and other evidence to a grand jury in pursuit of a John Doe murder warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mineola
N. Y
Blue
Suffolk County
Benjamin P. Collings
Elvin N. Edwards
Nassau County
Schultz
Edwards
John Doe
Rody Plane Sightings Reported Off Bermuda
Radio in Lisbon says an American steamship sighted the plane carrying Willy Rody and two companions off Bermuda. Bermuda stations report Bermuda on the lookout for the craft, which had not yet been seen this morning and no nearby ships had reported it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Willy Rody
United States
Bermuda
Hamilton
Naval officer puts the list of dead at 500
A naval officer reports about 500 dead in a coastal disaster near Belize as a hurricane like storm moves westward toward British Honduras. The article notes strong winds and gales near the center and expects inland movement later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belize
Nothen
British Honduras
Gandhi Sips Goats Milk at First Meeting
Mahatma Gandhi attended the first meeting of India's federal structures committee at St James Palace as a silent observer. He adhered to his day of silence while drinking goat’s milk from an American vacuum bottle amid a security presence and alongside Madam Sarojini Naidu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mahatma
M. K. Gandhi
St. James Palace
Federal Structures Committee
India
Sarankini Naidu
Heavy Selling Pushes Stocks To New Lows In Market
Intermittent heavy selling drove the stock market to new low ground today with several averages down. A weak closing zone followed a late rally that lacked vigor after a day of more than two million shares changing hands. Call money held at 14 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Call Money
Chicago Grain Closing Prices on Chicago Board of Trade
Prices in most options closed near Saturday's finish with rye leading gains. Wheat September 4834, December 5042, May 55. Corn September 4214, December 38 34, May 424. December 30% appears garbled. rye stood out with gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
Fisher to Enter Roanoke College Senior Class
John H. Fisher of Handley High School, son of Mr and Mrs W Lee Fisher, leaves for Salem today to join the Roanoke College senior class. He was president of the 1929 Handley High School class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Inskip
George Inskip
Stephens City
Roanoke College
Salem
Robert Rosenberger
Root
Charles M. Berger
Rosenberger
Handley High School
J. Thomas Kremer
Lex
Washington and Lee University
Kremer
Robert Kerlin
Kerlin
Harold Lucas
Virginia Wall
West Clifford Street
Richmond
University of Richmond
Lucas
Warner Brothers
Capitol Theatre
Lenwood Fultz
Medical College of Virginia
Fultz
Baker’s Drug Store
John H. Fisher
W. Lee Fisher
Fisher
Protests Over Barking Dogs In Sleep Disturbance
A reader asks how to abate a nuisance from barking dogs and avoid court action. The editor notes no dog barking law exists but cites city nuisance ordinances as potential relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Arge
Chas
A. Cooper
East Clifford
Cadet at West Point Moved to Quarantine for Paralysis
West Point officials report Cadet Waldeman J. Thinnes of St. Paul Minnesota is sick with infantile paralysis. A one way quarantine is in force at the post to stop tourists while cadets may leave and return. Cadet dances are canceled and chapel is held outdoors. The illness is described as light and Thinnes is not believed to be in danger, though after effects are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
Waldeman J. Thinnes
St. Paul
Four Die As Storm Rips Timisoara Ruins Homes
A severe storm swept Timisoara in western Romania tearing roofs from houses and uprooting trees. Four people were killed in the disaster and injuries were reported as residents sought safety amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bucharest
Rumania
Jared
Timisoars
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Po Et
Rotary
George Washington
SS i
Tuberculosis Fund
Winchester
Graham
Richmond, Va
America
Huntsberry
Kramer
Albert Kramer
George Washington University
University of Virginia
Bessie Kramer
Church Circle
Braddock Street
Episcopal Church
John S. Sloat
Loudoun Street
Armel Community League
Armel
Stanley Clowser, Jr
Stanley Clowser
N. Kent Street
B. M. Carter
Berryhill M. Carter
Frederick County
Yates
James B. Yates
Kennebunkport
Handley Avenue
West Virginia
Corporation Court Clerk's Office
William T. Sidell
Riversville
W. Va
Myrtle E. Miller
Fairmount
Alexander Miller
Ernest L. Ely
W. O. Talbot
Cape Charles, Va
Charles Jordan
Chloe Mudd
R. E. Mudd
Cameron Street
Irene Sinkabine
Emmett Store
Raymond Kerlin
Girl's Missionary Society of
Centenary Reformed Church
Thomas M. Hiltzheimer
West Cork Street
Robert C. Green
Winston Grim
Mr. Grim
Mrs
Floyd Grim
Berryville Pike
Marjorie Finkbine
Annapolis, Md
Boyd R. Richards
South Washington Street
Margaret Grattan
Harrisonburg, Va
Comdr
Frederick L. Riefkel
Philadelphia
J. W. Riley
Elizabeth Douglas
Maurice Pifer
Jack Riley
Capon River
Ralph Pifer
Arabella Davies
Mr. Harrison Davies
Cape May
T. W. Harrison
Commodore
Elmer Johnson
Bennington, Vt
B. F. Arthur
Stewart Street
Gladys Carver
Barnesville
Ohio
Gibson Bradfield
Lexington
Roland Ryan
R. Justin Funkhouser, Jr
Columbus
Otteree College
S. C. Lantz
W. B. Hicks
Albin
This County
Lantz
Andrew Lantz
New Freeport
Louise Rehill
Petersburg
Rody
The
Pathfinder
Gandhi
Chicago
W. B. Hills & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs Building
Telephone National
Good Housekeeping Institute
VOSS
Good Housekeeping
Swimley
U. S. Military Academy
Florshem
Lovett Bros
Buncutter Tas Co
Braddock St
C. W. Ramsburg Grocery
Roland
Bryan, Mgt
J. Jos. Sullivan
Margaret Hodgson
Bell Clothes Shop
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