Miss Dorothy Hall Weds Dr. Stephenson in Roanoke
Miss Dorothy Page Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Hall of Roanoke wed Dr William Cowell Stephenson Jr at the bride’s home Brookeide in Roanoke Friday evening in the presence of both families. Rev H Spencer Edmunds officiated and Prof Erich Rath provided wedding music. The couple will honeymoon in Canada then return to Charlottesville and Brookeide hosts a reception and anniversary celebration for the Stephenson families. The wedding was followed by a reception at Fairacres with relatives from multiple cities attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Page Hall
H. Spencer Edmunds
Erich Rath
Hollins College
Stephenson
Walter Stephenson
Canada
Buffalo
N. Y
Walter Wright Greenland
Elizabeth Greenland
St. Louis
Harry Stephenson
Harry JL. Stephenson
Stewart Bell
North Cameron Street
Lloyd Agnes
Charleston
S. C
Gray Gables Inn
Miss Katherine Orndorff to Wed A H Jackson
Miss Katherine Orndorff of Strasburg Virginia will marry A H Jackson of Winchester this fall. Mr Jackson is a Winchester businessman. Also reported, Miss Kathleen McCartney of Stephens City underwent major surgery in Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore with stable outlook. she plans to return to Winchester in weeks to resume piano teaching at Handley School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Orndorff
A. H. Jackson
M. M. Orndorff
Strasburg
Katheie Ne Taabth
Aoret
Jackson
Winchester
McCartne
Baltimore
Kathleen McCartney
Stephens City
Union Memorial Hospital
Lee J. McCartney
Miss McCartney
Handley School
Miller Improving at Memorial Hospital
Mr. John S. Miller a North Loudoun Street hardware merchant remains in Memorial Hospital after an operation but shows steady progress toward recovery. He expects to return home on Fairmont Avenue soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Miller
Memorial Hospital
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan to Study Nursing at Georgetown
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan leaves for Georgetown to enter Georgetown University Hospital as a student nurse. She is a Handley High School graduate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sullivan
Georgetown
Georgetown University Hospital
Miss Sullivan
Handley High School
William T. Sullivan
John Fisher
W. I.ee Fisher
Salem
Roanoke College
Fisher
Handley
Edna Lamb
John Lamb
Farmville
State Teachers’ Colege
Local Families Visit Nearby Homes and Guests
Richmond Virginia residents Mr and Mrs Floyd G Hall and their son Floyd Jr visit spring croft near town hosted by Mr and Mrs Clark Hardesty. Baltimore native Georgia Elizabeth Cusack, now Mrs Hall, is noted. Various other guests from Bluefield Terra Alta Johnstown Chambersburg and Hagerstown are mentioned with short visits and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd G. Hall
Floyd, Jr
Richmond
Clark Hardesty
Springcroft
Town
Hall
Georgia Elizabeth Cusack
Baltimore
Forced To Drive Two To Capital At Point of Pistol
Joseph Blank was forced at pistol point by two men to drive toward Washington from Baltimore. At Rhode Island avenue and Fifth street the robbers left him, warned not to cry out, and he promptly notified Washington police. He said they showed no robbery attempt and he is unsure of their aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joseph Blank
Washington
Rhode Island Avenue
Fifth Street
Blank
Police Court Fines Placed for Drunkenness and Reckless Driving
Elmer Mason and David Chandler were jailed in default of fines of 17 and 12 dollars for drunkenness. Keller Jewett and Charles Moreland paid 12 dollars each for the same offense, and George Fuller paid 9 dollars for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Mason
David Chandler
Keller Jewett
Charles Moreland
George Fuller
Four Missing In Blast and Fire in Newburgh Sewer
Fire and explosions in a Newburgh Water street sewer between Main and Second streets injure fifteen people and prompt a search for four missing Greene bookshop employees. Firemen comb the ruins believing those workers may be buried. High urgency and possible fatality noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newburgh
N. Y
Water Street
Main
Second
William S. .Greene
Educardo Bradley for aviation talks arrives in Miami
Secretary Eduerado Bradley of the Argentine Civil Aviation Department will reach Miami by 4 to 5 p m aboard the Canal Zone Air Limited Pan American Airways mail plane after flying about 6 000 miles from South America. He holds the longest air mail passenger ticket to date, from Buenos Aires to New York City, via a special preflight leg to San Diego Chile crossing the Andes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Eduerado Bradley
Argentine Civil Aviation Department
Canal Zone Air Limited
Pan-American Airways
Bennos Aires
New York City
V. E. Chenea
Mr. Bradley
Buenos Aires
San Diego
Chile
Andes
Trans
Aviation Official To Confer In Washington On Mail Line
Pan American Airways official reported for the regular mail line north to Miami. He will leave Miami tomorrow night to confer in Washington with Department of Commerce officials on approaches to handling aviation problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-American Airways
Miami
Washington
Department of Commerce
Oil and By-Product Fire Costs Million
Fire swept over the Staten Island Sound waterfront near Linden New Jersey destroying hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil and by products from the Swan Finch Corporation and threatened Standard Oil’s Bayway Refinery. Merle Meachem, Standard Oil branch manager, estimated the damage at more than one million dollars, most of the loss borne by Swan Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
N. J
Jersey
Staten Island Sound
Swan-Finch Corporation
Bayway
Standard Oil Company
New Orsey
Merle Meachem
Standard Oil
Swean-Finch
Express Company Official Is Dead
Howard B. Brooks aged 75, for 15 years vice-president of the American Express Company, died today at his hotel apartment on West 72nd street after a two month illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard B. Brooks
American Express Company
Horatio Alger
West 72Nd Street
Beerr
Jerusalem gunfire prompts new fears amid city clashes
A Dallas News note claims machine guns appear in ancient Jerusalem alongside Chicago conveniences, signaling rising security concerns and urban tension. The fragment hints at broader unrest and the presence of armed groups altering daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Chicago
Dallas News
Local Society Names in Wedding Notices Read
Mrs. Mary P. Orndorff Mrs. Edgar Gordon Mrs. H. B. Taylor and Mr. G. A. Miller appear in a society column listing names of attendees and hosts for a social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. Orndorff
Edgar Gordon
H. B. Taylor
G. A. Miller
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Mia
Isabelle F. Miller
Corporation Court Clerk’s
Benjamin A. Strawderman
Fia Mamie Johnson
Joshua Strawderman
Matthais
W Va
Walter Johnson
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Braddock Street
Methodist
Episcopal Church
South
Lucy Snapp
Davis Apartments
Gaunt
Hunter Gaunt
Harrisonburg
West Cork Street
Irwin Drug Store
Elsie Mae Sumption
Mr. Gaunt
Ray Gaunt
Clarke County
Woodstock
Joseph F. Bean
Joseph H. Bean
I. D. Wright
East Piccadilly Street
Bean
Little Roy Giffin
B. A. Giffin
Red Cross
Huntsberry
Reic
Mary Miller
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Atlanta
Miss Miller
Lewis S. G. Miller
Kumamoto
Japan
Lewis G. M. Miller
Keister W. Adams
Boston
Sidney College
Hampden
Hunter Davidson
Mrs. R. S. Hill
Scranton, Pa
Jack
Abram Zirkle
Roanoke
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
J. T. Hurley
Mr. Kroheimer
Morris Cather, Jr
Charles Town, Va
E W. Cather
Blanche Shoop
Ruth Beery
S.E. Beery
Harrisonburg News-Record
C. J. Lohr
Shenandoah Valley
Ellis Maloy
Greenwood
Atoona
Anna Mae
Harrisburg
Chambersburg
Johnny Boyd
Mrs
D. B. Jackson
Bluefield
Hotel
Glenn
Terra Alta
Shannon Hill
Berryville Pike
Lawrence Herrell
Louise Price
Lyle Herrell
Johnstown
Pliny Wilson
Fred Alleman
Chambersburg, Pa
Maynard Wisecarver
Alexander Hamilton and Son
Hagerstown, Md
W. Lee Fisher
Valley Pike
Ernest Meade
White Post
The
Express Company
Bradford Wiles
Camp Perry
Ohio
Lovett Bros
Waterman’s
Conklin’s
Sheaffer’s
Swan’s
M. B. Clowe
Peoples Drug Store
Riley
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corp
Winchester, VA
Loudoun Street
Frankly Baur
Firestone
Shenandoah Motor Company
Mr. Crim
Woodbine Community League
William ¢. Crim
William C. Crim
Great Brotherhood
League
Minutes
Winchester Evening, Star
Expert
Gen. Washington Hotel
S&s. Miller
R. Seckler
Beeth
North Main Street
John B. Hardy
P. Hardy
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